The Traveller Effect (LGBTQ+)

The Traveller Effect (LGBTQ+)

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Call them what you will: an alien; an ET; an otherworldly. I will always call them by what I came to experience in their presence: Fear. I was the first, the original that made contact with them. They came down in a fiery descend like a hateful angel, no prier knowledge to this world. They became an infection; altering and moulding this life as they saw fit. They took me by the collar and forced me along, as hostage or company I do not know. They took my heart and shattered it and built it up in a different image, playing me for some sort of primitive ape. They made me something else, made me experience things I did not think humans had the capacity of. They made me feel paralyzed in their shadow. They caused anxiety and a forceful love in every fibre of my body. They walked upon this Earth and they left only one proof of their existence: me. I had experienced the Traveller Effect. And survived.
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For Gabriel Holloway, a poor kid from the ghettoes of Freetown, Sierre Leone, not much has changed since the arrival of the Consortium. That is until a new protest movement sweeps the country. The Consortium could do so much more for the poor and oppressed, if their own corrupt leaders would only stand aside and let them. But they won't. So they must be pushed aside, at whatever cost. Jake, an American boy, continues his job delivering supplies for the Consortium in North Africa. But it's a region increasingly torn apart by civil unrest and revolution. The poor want more help from the consortium. Local warlords and corrupt politicians want to keep their power. Jake has never experienced anything like it, being in the middle of a huge social upheaval. He has no clue what is going to happen, but he knows where he belongs, in the middle of it all.

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