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the spaces between the stars (Generation Kill), by![[archiveofourown.org profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/b164c54b26e4/-/archiveofourown.org/favicon.ico)
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Summary: Lieutenant Nathaniel Fick of the USS Devil Dog is returning to Earth with the weight of the world on his shoulders: his captain is incompetent, his crew is half in mutiny, and the mission to a distant star may have been more of a failure than anyone could have comprehended. But on the journey back, something in the ship goes terribly wrong—and Nate may have to bear far more than the weight of the world if he's going to keep his men safe.
The atmosphere here reminds me a bit of Aliens, Firefly, and similar canons: humans everywhere can be corrupt and incompetent, and space is big and dangerous and full of the unknown. And in the middle of that are people trying to live their lives.
the spaces between the stars (Generation Kill), by
Summary: Lieutenant Nathaniel Fick of the USS Devil Dog is returning to Earth with the weight of the world on his shoulders: his captain is incompetent, his crew is half in mutiny, and the mission to a distant star may have been more of a failure than anyone could have comprehended. But on the journey back, something in the ship goes terribly wrong—and Nate may have to bear far more than the weight of the world if he's going to keep his men safe.
The atmosphere here reminds me a bit of Aliens, Firefly, and similar canons: humans everywhere can be corrupt and incompetent, and space is big and dangerous and full of the unknown. And in the middle of that are people trying to live their lives.
