Step into a future marked by Earth’s resources running out, tensions rising, and humanity reaching farther into space. Explore the Congo timeline, the worlds it travels through, and the chapter-by-chapter journey that reflects G. Lewis Lively’s original vision.
Murph & Michelle Santorini rise in prominence
Political tension on Terra, Congo crew forms
Political tension between FTA, Moonbase and the Congo
First contact potential at Wolf 359
The Congo is on the way to Giclas 51-15 System
Science fiction thinker and storyteller, G. Lewis Lively was a lifelong resident of Northern California, where he pursued a diverse range of interests. He was an avid sailor, exploring the Bay Area’s waters, an enthusiastic motorcycle rider traversing the roads of the Pacific Northwest, and a devoted reader of science fiction novels.
Outside of his recreational pursuits, Lively owned a liquor store and was actively involved in local government for many years. His meticulous research skills and attention to detail were hallmarks of his professional and creative writing. Though he passed away before publishing his book, readers can now witness his vision and explore the world he imagined through his work.
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Murph and Michelle, orbit salvagers aboard Orb-Salvager #690, are called by SatMan (Satellite Manufacturing Corporation) to investigate a damaged automated cargo carrier (#1138) in Earth’s orbital parking zone.
Internal conflict arises at SatMan headquarters as personnel debate how to handle the salvage and what the discovery implies.
Murph and Michelle attend a salvager gathering hosted by Pete Mason. There, it’s revealed that economic decline has left salvagers idle, and Pete proposes a bold idea: convert the salvaged prototype carrier into a passenger vessel and break free from SatMan’s control.
Led by Murph — begin transforming the salvaged deep-space prototype into a functional vessel capable of supporting long-term travel.
The Congo, signaling its transformation from a salvaged husk into a symbol of new beginnings.
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