Year Zero

May 2, 2014 | stephen | Comments (0)

Year zeroYear Zero

by Robert Reid

You know how people always joke about the consequences of illegally downloading music? 

Well it can be a rather big deal, especially when the perpetrators happen to be aliens. 

In this hilarious comedy by Rob Reid, aliens have been hooked on human music since Year Zero. (1977 by our standard calendar)

What results is the largest copyright infringement in the history of the Universe, which essentially results in humanity owning everything. 

This does not go over well and some factions are starting to come up with less subtle ways to deal with their debt. 

Now it’s up to entertainment lawyer Nick Carter (Yes, like the Backstreet Boy) to sort through this mess and save the earth before it’s too late.

Why should you read Year Zero? This brilliantly written comedy evokes memories of The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy as well as walking readers through the nuances of copyright law and the state of the music industry. 

Also available in E-Book and E-AudioBook

 

 

 

 

 

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