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Title	:	The Egg
Author	:	Andy Weir
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 3 pages
Published	:	August 15th 2009 by Andy Weir / Galactanet
Categories	:	Short Stories. Fiction. Science Fiction. Philosophy. Fantasy

The Egg

Andy Weir

ebook | Pages: 3 pages

Rating: 4.19 | 16071 Users | 2055 Reviews

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You were on your way home when you died…

Click HERE to see what happens next. After all, YOU are the hero.

I can't review this the way I review novels. And I can't say anything, because you would be furious at me; I shan't spoil it for you. All I can say is that Andy Weir is one deep guy. Deep deep deep. What I loved most about this - very - short story?

It made me think.

PS. The reason why I can't give this a five star rating is due to the fact that the author used a relatively familiar language when *God* or *god* interacted with, well, you. It was strange to hear Him/him say words like ''yup'' or ''good stuff.''

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Well ....I'm not sure how I feel. Ambiguous maybe? That was a very quick read. It was interesting. I can see why some people love it and I can also see why some readers may not care for it. Here is the link if you would like to read it :http://www.galactanet.com/oneoff/thee...

Okay, Andy Weir has officially become a favorite author. Why? Because he's fucking creative and I love his sense of humor. That's why.The Egg is a super short story you can find over here and it's about a guy who dies and talks with God. Or god. Or whoever you say is up there.The story has some serious blowing your mind moments and in just 4 pages Weir really proves his talent. Now everybody, go and read it.

What a great little book (well its only 4 pages, so hardly a book).And it certainly crams a great deal into those 4 pages. Difficult to know what to say, so I suggest you just read it, it won't be a waste of your time.

"You were on your way home when you died." So this is a tiny short story by Andy Weir - yes, he of The Martian fame, the book that still makes me feel all giddy inside. This is a story that apparently has gone viral, but I somehow missed it (apparently I do live under a rock - 14-16 hour workdays can do that to you) until I saw a friend's review and my curiosity peaked.It's indeed a quick tiny story that you can read in under three minutes. It's a parable, really - and written in an easy catchy

Ah... the art of writing short stories... it takes a sharp pen. And this one story was written with a sharp pen. I read it first and then read it out aloud. It's good. It's short, to the point, amusing, fascinating, powerful in a nutshell... ehm... eggshell. Yes, this is what a short story should be... for me. Enjoyed it. And I hope you enjoy it too! But what about .... that egg? Read it!http://www.galactanet.com/oneoff/thee...What what happened? You asked. Where am I?You died, I said,

Want to read a free short story written by Andy Weir (The Martian)? Click here!I've been contemplating about the story for last five minutes and the more I think about it, weirder it becomes!Update: Well, the idea has been acting up like an itch in the brain for last five hours. But then I realized, I've already wrestled with such an abstraction years before. Anyone remember this scene from "Before sunrise"?!

A very short story (two pages of A4: http://www.galactanet.com/oneoff/thee...) by the author of The Martian.It's too short to risk any spoilers, but it starts with a dead man's encounter with God, and follows their conversation, as the dead man asks what happens next, what the meaning of life is, etc. The answer is simple and complex, trivial and profound, religious and blasphemous (YMMV).I'm not sure if I'm unsettled or uplifted.Enjoy.I've now read his famous novel, soon-to-be-film, The Martian