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A Spacewoman Speaks
- Narrated by: Susan Phillips Bari
- Length: 2 hrs and 9 mins
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A Spacewoman Speaks
Narrated by:
Susan Phillips Bari
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Publisher's Summary
In A Spacewoman Speaks, author Borealis Thor, a reputed Venusian and daughter of Valiant Thor, the "Stranger at the Pentagon", gives Earth a piece of her mind.
Confused and hurt by her father's imprisonment in the Pentagon for attempting to urge world leaders to step back from Cold War hostilities, she issues an impassioned plea for world peace and understanding.
May Thor followers everywhere be comforted and blessed by this hopeful message in the face of turmoil and strife.
©2017 Saucerian Press (P)2018 New Saucerian LLC
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