Max And The Multiverse

An award-winning sci-fi comedy about a nerdy teen who tumbles through the multiverse. It's spring break and Max is stuck at home all by himself. Just the way he likes it. He games online, feasts on junk, and wonders why his cat can suddenly talk. Thanks to a bizarre mishap, Max has started shifting between parallel universes whenever he falls asleep. A curious affliction, and one that steadily erodes his sanity. Day after day, he awakes to a strange new reality and struggles to make sense of his surroundings. But then one day he awakes to a hyper-advanced version of Earth where humans have colonized space. Determined to fulfill a lifelong dream, Max and his cyborg cat venture into the black, only to entangle themselves in an intergalactic conflict. Max and the Multiverse is a Readers' Favorite® 5-Star Selection and a Global Ebook Awards Gold Medal Winner "One of the finest pieces of sci-fi satire I have ever read." —Eric Michael Craig, Rivenstone Press "In my opinion, Zachry Wheeler is the heir apparent to Douglas Adams." —Ben Ragunton, TG Geeks "A roller coaster of a trip, fast-paced and filled with excitement." —Geoff Habiger, Readers' Favorite "A delightful tour de farce! Brilliantly absurd and absurdly brilliant." —Victor Acquista, Podfobler Productions "Holy smokes! Wheeler is the funniest living author I've read." —S. Shane Thomas, Science Fantasy Hub

An award-winning sci-fi comedy series about a nerdy teen who tumbles through the multiverse. This box set contains seven titles in the ongoing saga: Max and the Multiverse (Book 1) Max is enjoying a spring break all to himself, but then a cosmic mishap throws him into a nutty adventure with a talking cat. They explore new worlds and get entangled in a conflict. Max and the Snoodlecock (Book 2) Max and the crew visit a colossal space station for resupply, only to be targeted by unknown assailants. They flee to a creepy nebula inhabited by one of the strangest beings in the universe. Max and the Banjo Ferret (Book 3) Max learns a shocking truth about his furry companion while stranded on a jungle planet full of lizard bears. Desperate to reunite with the crew, he plots a daring escape. *** BONUS READS *** Max and the Multiverse Shorts are stand-alone adventures that began as book chapters. Not every parallel universe will make it into the series, but some are funny enough to spawn their own stories. These are those stories, and I hope they make you laugh as hard as I did. The Item of Monumental Importance (epic fantasy) Nibblenom Deathtrap (action horror) Sparkle Pirate (speculative romance) Hiss Bot Hank (mercenary teams) Max and the Multiverse is a Readers' Favorite® 5-Star Selection and a Global Ebook Awards Gold Medal Winner "One of the finest pieces of sci-fi satire I have ever read." —Eric Michael Craig, Rivenstone Press "In my opinion, Zachry Wheeler is the heir apparent to Douglas Adams." —Ben Ragunton, TG Geeks "A roller coaster of a trip, fast-paced and filled with excitement." —Geoff Habiger, Readers' Favorite "A delightful tour de farce! Brilliantly absurd and absurdly brilliant." —Victor Acquista, Podfobler Productions "Holy smokes! Wheeler is the funniest living author I've read." —S. Shane Thomas, Science Fantasy Hub

Dip your toes into the award-winning book series! Max shifts between parallel universes whenever he falls asleep. A curious affliction, especially for a nerdy teen tasked with a holy quest. Max awakes to a wondrous realm with dragons, elves, and a highly munificent genie. However, the lands have been corrupted by a dark and deadly magic. Max and his merry crewmates must save the kingdom by braving an endless barrage of fantasy tropes. Max and the Multiverse is a Readers' Favorite® 5-Star Selection and a Global Ebook Awards Gold Medal Winner "One of the finest pieces of sci-fi satire I have ever read." —Eric Michael Craig, Rivenstone Press "In my opinion, Zachry Wheeler is the heir apparent to Douglas Adams." —Ben Ragunton, TG Geeks "A roller coaster of a trip, fast-paced and filled with excitement." —Geoff Habiger, Readers' Favorite "A delightful tour de farce! Brilliantly absurd and absurdly brilliant." —Victor Acquista, Podfobler Productions "Holy smokes! Wheeler is the funniest living author I've read." —S. Shane Thomas, Science Fantasy Hub Max and the Multiverse Shorts are stand-alone adventures that began as book chapters. Not every parallel universe will make it into the series, but some are funny enough to spawn their own stories. These are those stories, and I hope they make you laugh as hard as I did. *** BONUS READ *** Did you know that Max and the Multiverse also spawned a spin-off series? Puki Horpocket Presents is a collection of legendary tales from beyond the black, as told by a famous journalist who lives aboard the Durangoni Space Station. The stories are intertwined, share many characters and settings, and culminate in an epic multi-series finale. As a delicious preview, please enjoy the first chapter of Max: Public Enemy Number One of the Fourth Dimension.

Max Tegmark leads us on an astonishing journey through past, present and future, and through the physics, astronomy and mathematics that are the foundation of his work, most particularly his hypothesis that our physical reality is a mathematical structure and his theory of the ultimate multiverse. In a dazzling combination of both popular and groundbreaking science, he not only helps us grasp his often mind-boggling theories, but he also shares with us some of the often surprising triumphs and disappointments that have shaped his life as a scientist. Fascinating from first to last—this is a book that has already prompted the attention and admiration of some of the most prominent scientists and mathematicians.

Max's misadventure through the multiverse continues, this time with more snark. Ross, Zoey, and Perra return for another wild romp, along with several new faces that only a mother could love. Having survived a perilous plunge into a lawless underworld, Max emerged as an unlikely hero and secured his spot as the spaceship intern. He and the crew swing by a colossal station for resupply, only to be targeted by unknown assailants. The resulting shenanigans take them to a roaming planet inside a creepy nebula inhabited by one of the strangest beings in the known universe.

Dip your toes into the award-winning book series! Max shifts between parallel universes whenever he falls asleep. A curious affliction, especially for a nerdy teen trapped on a spooky spaceship. Max awakes aboard a large and mysterious vessel. It's dark, it's smelly, and he's bleeding from the head. His crewmates are nowhere to be found. Not the best way to start a day, and matters are made even worse when he begins to uncover the truth of his predicament. Max and the Multiverse is a Readers' Favorite® 5-Star Selection and a Global Ebook Awards Gold Medal Winner "One of the finest pieces of sci-fi satire I have ever read." —Eric Michael Craig, Rivenstone Press "In my opinion, Zachry Wheeler is the heir apparent to Douglas Adams." —Ben Ragunton, TG Geeks "A roller coaster of a trip, fast-paced and filled with excitement." —Geoff Habiger, Readers' Favorite "A delightful tour de farce! Brilliantly absurd and absurdly brilliant." —Victor Acquista, Podfobler Productions "Holy smokes! Wheeler is the funniest living author I've read." —S. Shane Thomas, Science Fantasy Hub Max and the Multiverse Shorts are stand-alone adventures that began as book chapters. Not every parallel universe will make it into the series, but some are funny enough to spawn their own stories. These are those stories, and I hope they make you laugh as hard as I did. *** BONUS READ *** Did you know that Max and the Multiverse also spawned a spin-off series? Puki Horpocket Presents is a collection of legendary tales from beyond the black, as told by a famous journalist who lives aboard the Durangoni Space Station. The stories are intertwined, share many characters and settings, and culminate in an epic multi-series finale. As a delicious preview, please enjoy the first chapter of Max: Public Enemy Number One of the Fourth Dimension.

Physicists argue from different perspectives for and against the idea of the existence of multiple universes.

Stephen Jones is a shiny new hire at Zephyr Holdings. From the outside, Zephyr is just another bland corporate monolith, but behind its glass doors business is far from usual: the beautiful receptionist is paid twice as much as anybody else to do nothing, the sales reps use self help books as manuals, no one has seen the CEO, no one knows exactly what they are selling, and missing donuts are the cause of office intrigue. While Jones originally wanted to climb the corporate ladder, he now finds himself descending deeper into the irrational rationality of company policy. What he finds is hilarious, shocking, and utterly telling.