Who Built The Humans‪?‬

Alien squid, psychic crystals, and time-travelling crabs are just some of the candidates claiming responsibility for the creation of 'humans', whilst other alien parties want nothing to do with us at all. But who was it, who really built the humans? In this debut collection of eleven interconnected, existential, satirical, mind-bending universes, you might just find out.

★★★★★ "whether you're into Douglas Adams or Isaac Asimov or Robert Heinlein, there's something in here for you."

★★★★★ "Carter writes like a madman and that is truly the only way these stories could have been written. Just like the scribblings of a mad genius"

★★★★★ "Incredibly weird, laugh out loud funny and very clever."

★★★★★ "An astonishing creation, filled with conjecture and supposition. I can honestly say that I have never read anything like this before. The scope is Universe wide and simultaneously microscopically small and incredibly intense. Phillip Carter has taken the philosophical idea that all of reality is but the dream of some immense cosmic being and dragged it kicking and screaming into a new existence [...] Phillip also infuses the book with an acerbic devastatingly acidic wit compounded with a bone dry sense of humour. The author's obvious intelligence shines through in both the creative imagination and the beauty of the language."

★★★★★ "Alien architects, infant gods, and your run-of-the-mill tinfoil-hat conspiracy theorists are just a few of the people you'll meet within these 47 stories [...] The thing I love most about Who Built The Humans? is the writing style. The cadence of the story telling is absolutely stunning."