"But Through Me"
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The Last Man is a one chapter Short Story.
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The Last Man (Revelation) is a short story written in the spirit and recognition of Isaac Asimov's November 1956 Short Story "The Last Question".
On this 68th anniversary of his (and my) favorite short story, I've worked with artists Lucy and Keyden to illustrate the similar but starkly different short story I penned in 2016.
My story has more similarities with Andy Weir's "The Egg", which was written in 2009, but I didn't discover until 2019 when Kurzgesagt animated it. Although I've since written Andy, who told me how Kurz. found him, and copywritten my version, along with a short story where the universe operates very differently [Everything (Genesis)], and the soon to be illustrated first novel in the Fight the Future series, "Future Gateway Forgotten", it was always my hope to see this illustrated.
Since I can't draw well and it's hard to relay your ideas verbatim, the version here may be slightly different from what you understand from reading it. The artists did a fantastic job and any confusion in reading it is my fault. Please enjoy and feel free to comment if you have any feedback.
On this 68th anniversary of his (and my) favorite short story, I've worked with artists Lucy and Keyden to illustrate the similar but starkly different short story I penned in 2016.
My story has more similarities with Andy Weir's "The Egg", which was written in 2009, but I didn't discover until 2019 when Kurzgesagt animated it. Although I've since written Andy, who told me how Kurz. found him, and copywritten my version, along with a short story where the universe operates very differently [Everything (Genesis)], and the soon to be illustrated first novel in the Fight the Future series, "Future Gateway Forgotten", it was always my hope to see this illustrated.
Since I can't draw well and it's hard to relay your ideas verbatim, the version here may be slightly different from what you understand from reading it. The artists did a fantastic job and any confusion in reading it is my fault. Please enjoy and feel free to comment if you have any feedback.
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