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Many corporations are beginning to consider space as a possible direction for expansion. Would other intelligent races welcome the human species onto the intergalactic stage? This short story, set in the form of a letter from the Intergalactic Council of Extraplanetary Development, details the response we might receive based on their observations of Planet Earth.
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Lady Li Andre
Lady Li Andre lives in the Pacific Northwest. She has been a writer for more than 35 years. She is also an actor, singer, musician, photographer, and artist. You can contact her at LadyLiAndre@outlook.com.
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