How Hue Mann Met the Universe - A Satire
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Complete Sat, Feb 18, 2012<5 mins
This short satire is this author's attempt to sarcastically characterize humanity with as much cynicism as possible while still writing an entertaining story; In the tale of little Hue Mann, who was curious and cowardly, and her elder brother, who was simply cowardly on the day that they met the Universe and Hue Mann became a bitch.
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