Interstellar Caveman by Karl BeecherMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
Well it was one of those days for the mild mannered Colin Douglass, his car was broken into, he lost his job and was informed of the terminal condition he was suffering from. The solution, sell everything and buy a place in a cryogenic facility in the hopes that in due time a cure would be found and he could be unfrozen. Colin survives but awakes to find that things have changed and well it's been a little longer than he imagined, welcome to the future Colin...
Interstellar Caveman was an impulse buy, the blurb sounded interesting and the collection was not expensive, the series comprises of three books and in this first one we learn about Colin as he adjusts to galaxy full of humanity and how as an Earthman he has a target painted on his back from the biggest and most powerful entertainment venue ever conceived. There are plenty of laughs and references to other scifi and pop culture media which I found entertaining and there was a good use of footnotes as well.
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