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    Bunker Chronicles: Volume 1
    Bunker Chronicles: Volume 1
    Bunker Chronicles: Volume 1
    Audiobook36 minutes

    Bunker Chronicles: Volume 1

    Written by Bunker2171Labs

    Narrated by Dalan Decker

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    About this audiobook

    Bunker Chronicles is a gripping graphic novel that has now been turned into an audiobook. The first volume begins in the year 2171, when the Earth has been ravaged by nuclear explosions, radiation, viruses, and wars. Of all the primates on Earth, only the gorillas have survived and evolved with language and intelligence. The story follows a group of survivors who have taken refuge in a bunker, trying to make it livable and welcome new survivors. The audiobook is narrated in a captivating manner that transports the listener into a post-apocalyptic world.

    Bunker Chronicles is also one of the first graphic novels on the Ethereum blockchain.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBunker2171Labs
    Release dateMar 21, 2023
    ISBN9798368948768
    Bunker Chronicles: Volume 1

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