Galactic Milk is the story of Larry Milk, a music journalist kidnapped by aliens to help save a planet from the 1980s. In the vein of “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy,” Galactic Milk follows Larry on the adventure of a lifetime when all he wants to do is get home.
Tags: aliens · comedy · online novels · science fiction · space opera
Listed: Jul 12, 2009
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I am handicapped in reviewing this book . . . I didn’t and don’t like rock music, even that of the 1980′s (which the author informs me was the heyday of that art form . . . or whatever one wishes to call rock and roll). However I loved both the hitchikers guide to the galaxy and Galaxy Quest, both of which this book seems to take off from.
Like Alice in Wonderland (which was not about Rock and Roll, for which I am grateful) this book seems to take pleasure not just in nonsense, but serious nonsense. Our hero, for example, gets turned into root beer. I read a lot of sci-fi, and that is a new one on me.
If you like nonsense, if you like sci-fi spoofs, and most particuarly if you like 1980′s rock and roll, you may well enjoy this book.
For comments on this review, or any of my reviews, or to request a review (of a book without graphic sexuality, and not about zombies, vampires, or the like) feel free to contact me at von@vonsbooks.com
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