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Given that the Fourth of 
has such national significance, there might be no better day than this to honor the works of an American hero. Quite possibly the only retired future Marine rapper rape survivor wounded veteran to ever serve in the US military, and definitely the only one to ever serve in a Marine Corps Army division, Jace Connors is also an accomplished writer. Filling the military techno-thriller void left by the passing of Tom Clancy, Jace has done what many might consider impossible: writing his own novel while avoiding reading due to the obvious homosexuality inherent in absorbing written communication.
Drawn from experiences that Connors remembers vividly, Tiberius Rising puts the reader directly inside the head of the self-proclaimed "gamer of the battlefield." With weapons details and statistics pulled from exhaustive research across a multitude of modern military game titles, the novel illustrates just how much time Jace has been willing to spend gaming in order to bring his fans the entertainment that only he can provide. Not since world's youngest novelist Gloria Tesch has a writer held such command of the English language, even engaging in the Shakespearean tradition of molding new words out of thin air when necessary to convey his vision.
Given the modern historical value of the work, and that so many people may not have been exposed to Jace's unique worldview due to the gayness and lack of realism of reading, we here at CWCki Forums have taken it upon ourselves to increase awareness of the wonder that is Tiberius Rising by converting it into an easily digestible audiobook format that certainly won't leave you vomiting from boredom.
On this 4th of July, we salute you, Commander. Stay frosty.
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TIBERIUS RISING
Chapter 1, as read by the author himself:
Chapter 2, as read by Descent:
Chapter 3, as read by littlebiscuits:
Chapter 4, as read by Zim:
Chapter 5, as read by littlebiscuits:
has such national significance, there might be no better day than this to honor the works of an American hero. Quite possibly the only retired future Marine rapper rape survivor wounded veteran to ever serve in the US military, and definitely the only one to ever serve in a Marine Corps Army division, Jace Connors is also an accomplished writer. Filling the military techno-thriller void left by the passing of Tom Clancy, Jace has done what many might consider impossible: writing his own novel while avoiding reading due to the obvious homosexuality inherent in absorbing written communication.Drawn from experiences that Connors remembers vividly, Tiberius Rising puts the reader directly inside the head of the self-proclaimed "gamer of the battlefield." With weapons details and statistics pulled from exhaustive research across a multitude of modern military game titles, the novel illustrates just how much time Jace has been willing to spend gaming in order to bring his fans the entertainment that only he can provide. Not since world's youngest novelist Gloria Tesch has a writer held such command of the English language, even engaging in the Shakespearean tradition of molding new words out of thin air when necessary to convey his vision.
Given the modern historical value of the work, and that so many people may not have been exposed to Jace's unique worldview due to the gayness and lack of realism of reading, we here at CWCki Forums have taken it upon ourselves to increase awareness of the wonder that is Tiberius Rising by converting it into an easily digestible audiobook format that certainly won't leave you vomiting from boredom.
On this 4th of July, we salute you, Commander. Stay frosty.
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TIBERIUS RISING
Chapter 1, as read by the author himself:
Chapter 2, as read by Descent:
Chapter 3, as read by littlebiscuits:
Chapter 4, as read by Zim:
Chapter 5, as read by littlebiscuits:
