Blackbirds
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  • Time 2h 10m
  • Reads 4,272
  • Votes 695
  • Parts 29
  • Time 2h 10m
Ongoing, First published Jan 08, 2017
After The Coda, which rendered the Earth almost uninhabitable, humanity ascended beyond the clouds and left the desolation and hopelessness behind. 
    
Back on the now barren and dry surface, farms of 'Blackbirds' have assembled, killing each other to survive. Haulers fall from above the clouds to retrieve the strongest survivors and reunite them with the remnants of humanity.
    
Jesse leads a farm of Blackbirds, which consists of male survivors and a sole woman. With other farms on the hunt for lives, and conflicts within Jesse's own farm, will the Haulers come for them? And if they do... what lies in wait beyond the clouds? 
    
Highest ranking in Science Fiction: 
#316 - 01/07/2017
  
Awards:
Third Place - 'Science Fiction' - The Wing Awards 2017
Second Place - 'Sci-Fi' - The Blue Awards 2017
Magnetic Award - 'Science Fiction' - The Rarity Awards 2017
    
First published: 
08/01/2017
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