Richard Trigaux

Typheren Richard Trigaux

Science Fiction in the way of Jules Verne: with up to date scientifical data, and generous characters. 3D printers are a simple technological development. Yet they took science fiction writers by surprise: very few anticipated, especially their use in biology. So it is time that the artists and visionaries take the leadership again, and show who is the boss The Typheren planet had everything to develop life. It looks much like Earth: the sky is blue, rain lashes the granite boulders, rivers push their silts toward the sea, the wind rustles in the dunes. But a minor chemical kink made everything fail: no grass, no insect, even not the smallest bacteria. No eye will admire these landscapes, no feet will enjoy the rubbing of the grass. But one day...