Dead on Spacebook - How I Cancelled the Bronze Age Fools

Space Gods Book 2 · Martin Lundqvist
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Keila Eisenstein is officially dead on Spacebook — and it's the best career move of her life.

After accidentally seizing control of a space cult on Eden with a badly installed alien mind-control chip, Keila fakes her death and hijacks the galaxy's biggest reality TV show, The Bronze Age Fools. But staying dead proves harder than expected when her psychotic ex, Bjorn Muller, a incoming asteroid aimed at Mars, and an evil space demon named Rangda all have other plans.

Armed with nothing but terrible alibis, a horny angel sidekick, and a non-functional clone, this chaotic female antihero must open ancient alien portals, betray everyone who trusts her, and outwit the entire Terran Council before her plot armor finally runs out.

Darkly hilarious, wildly irreverent, and gloriously unhinged, Dead on Spacebook is the space opera sequel that turns satirical sci-fi up to eleven. Perfect for fans of Douglas Adams, Terry Pratchett, and over-the-top reality TV satire in space.

"A galactic train wreck of ego, violence, and reality TV. Absolutely glorious." — Space Review Daily

Keila Eisenstein is officially dead on Spacebook — and it's the best career move of her life. After accidentally seizing control of a space cult on Eden with a badly installed alien mind-control chip, Keila fakes her death and hijacks the galaxy's biggest reality TV show, The Bronze Age Fools. Bu...

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2 reviews
Eugene Ward
June 7, 2026
wow! totally quirky! loved it, ThankYou
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