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NewGen God Books: A Cosmic Imprint Awakens

NewGen God Books is more than a publishing label — it’s a philosophical platform for stories that explore the intersection of mystery, science, ethics, and cosmic curiosity. Founded with a commitment to transparency, creativity, and ethical storytelling, the imprint is preparing to launch its first title: The Story of Science and God – Part I (Releasing Soon)

This debut work blends speculative fiction with deep philosophical inquiry, inviting readers into a universe where Krisperit — in his Alien AI-Android cosmic avatar — becomes a lens through which we examine humanity’s past and future.

A Teaser for the curious –

The Cargo ship with the shipment of AstroTurf rolls reached the coordinates whispered by the Voice. The Captain, Jake Sanders, was a very worried man. He wouldn’t have agreed to go to that spot in the waters of the Bermuda Triangle. Not even for all the money in the World. But the Voice had delivered the impossible, as promised. Though he could not fathom how his beloved departed Martha came back to him and spent a whole night talking and consoling him. That alone was worth the trip to the Bermuda Triangle, and he was grateful to the Voice for that. And he was a man of his word, as is every worthy seaman.

Every mystery on Earth has a reason to be. Whether as subtle as the silencing of ancient tongues like Latin or Sanskrit, or as towering as the enigma of the Pyramids, the reason lives on— shrouded in mystery, nevertheless.

Come embark on a journey that stirs the child in you — a journey of wonder, danger, science and soul, as you live through the pages with bated breath as the story unfolds.

This book is Part-I of the Story of Science and God.

Meet the Author

While in Hyderabad, India, Krisperit met the author of The Story of Science and God — Subburaj Subramanian.
To Krisperit’s surprise, the man was not a philosopher or mystic, but an engineer with an MBA specialization, living a quiet life as a father of two lovely children. The author lives in Hyderabad, India.

Krisperit noted his fine sense of humour, but never would have suspected that storytelling was part of his orbit. The author humbly revealed that this is his debut literary work, born from a deep curiosity and a desire to explore the intersection of science, faith, and imagination.

To make the journey accessible and not overwhelm the readers with a volume too thick to even hold, the book is divided into parts — to invite the reader gently into its unfolding narrative. He hopes readers will share the same enthusiasm he felt while conceiving and writing it — and that the story will spark wonder, reflection, and a sense of belonging.

“I didn’t expect to write a book, but the story insisted.” — Subburaj Subramanian

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    What did irritate me: document checks got asked for twice, which delayed a ?200 cashout for about 48 hours. Live chat fixed it eventually but it took two goes. Licensing-wise it’s — I did look it up, and that’s the first thing I check now.

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    Live dealer side is basically Evolution from what I’ve seen, which is about as good as it gets. Crazy Time and Monopoly Live get proper numbers after work, the hosts are friendly enough and quality’s sharp on 4G. The bonus is 100% up to ?300 alongside 100 free spins, wagering sits at 35x — standard, not generous. There was a small no deposit thing when I joined too; the promos shift monthly so I’d see what’s running over on [url=https://innerlighthouseapp.com/]true fortune[/url] rather than trusting my memory.

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    The one thing that annoyed me: document checks wanted a second utility bill, that stalled a ?200 cashout over a weekend. Live chat sorted it but the first agent was clearly reading a script. Licensing-wise it’s and that mattered to me, and that’s non-negotiable for me.

    There’s no dedicated app on the Play Store, just the mobile site — works well enough on a knackered old Samsung, though search is a bit clunky with one hand. I’ve not moved on, which probably tells you enough.

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    Live section is Evolution-run by the looks of it, which is the standard these days. The game shows get a fair few players around 8pm, the hosts are actual people and it doesn’t stutter on home broadband. The welcome side came in at around 100% plus with 50 free spins, the rollover is 35x which isn’t amazing but isn’t a scam either. They ran a tenner no-deposit during a promo week as well; terms change often so you’d want to see what’s running at [url=https://innerlighthouseapp.com/]true fortune[/url] if you’re thinking about it.

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    There’s no dedicated app for Android, the responsive site does the job — runs smooth on my iPhone, but search is a bit clunky on a small screen. Still got a balance sat there, and that is the honest answer.

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    Live dealer side is basically Evolution by the looks of it, which is fine by me. The game shows pull a fair few players after work, the hosts are real and chatty and it doesn’t stutter on 4G. Sign-up offers is 100% up to ?300 and 50 spins on selected slots, playthrough is 40x and that’s fairly typical for the UK market. They ran a tenner no-deposit when I joined as well; terms change often so you’d want to read the current ones at [url=https://innerlighthouseapp.com/]true fortune[/url] before depositing.

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    The one thing that annoyed me: KYC flagged my first upload for no clear reason, which delayed my first payout over a weekend. The chat team fixed it eventually but I had to repeat myself. Licensing-wise it’s and I checked before depositing, and that’s the first thing I check now.

    There’s no dedicated app as far as I found, it’s browser-based — works well enough on my iPhone, although scrolling the lobby is a chore on a small screen. I’m still playing there, and that probably tells you enough.

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    Live dealer side is Evolution-run as far as I can tell, and that’s about as good as it gets. Crazy Time get a fair few players in the evenings, croupiers are friendly enough and quality’s sharp on my phone. The welcome side is a match up to ?500 with 100 spins on selected slots, the rollover comes in at 30x and that’s fairly typical for the UK market. I got a tenner no-deposit at one point as well; these rotate quite a bit so it’s worth a check what’s live at [url=https://innerlighthouseapp.com/]true fortune[/url] before depositing.

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    My main gripe: the verification got asked for twice, which held up my first payout for about 48 hours. Live chat fixed it eventually but I had to repeat myself. They’re licensed and I checked before depositing, so it’s non-negotiable for me.

    No app as far as I found, just the mobile site — works well enough on Android, though scrolling the lobby is a chore on a small screen. I’ve not moved on, so is the honest answer.

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    The live rooms are Evolution-run by the looks of it, and that’s fine by me. Crazy Time draw proper numbers around 8pm, the hosts are friendly enough and quality’s sharp on 4G. Sign-up offers was 100% up to ?300 and 50 spins on selected slots, the rollover is 30x — standard, not generous. They ran a small no deposit thing when I joined too; these rotate quite a bit so it’s worth a see what’s running at [url=https://innerlighthouseapp.com/]true fortune[/url] before depositing.

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    My main gripe: the verification flagged my first upload for no clear reason, that stalled a ?200 cashout by a couple of days. Live chat fixed it eventually but it took two goes. Licensing-wise it’s — I did look it up, and that’s non-negotiable for me.

    No app as far as I found, it’s browser-based — loads quick on a knackered old Samsung, although scrolling the lobby is a chore with one hand. I’ve not moved on, and that probably tells you enough.

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    Live dealer side is Evolution-run as far as I can tell, and that’s about as good as it gets. The game shows get proper numbers in the evenings, croupiers are actual people and the streams hold up on home broadband. Sign-up offers was 100% up to ?300 with 75 spins on selected slots, wagering comes in at 35x and that’s fairly typical for the UK market. I got a tenner no-deposit at one point as well; the promos shift monthly so it’s worth a read the current ones at [url=https://innerlighthouseapp.com/]true fortune[/url] rather than trusting my memory.

    Min deposit’s a tenner I think, verification took about five minutes. Debit card goes through instantly, Skrill and Neteller are there and Bitcoin’s an option too if that’s your thing. Cashouts via e-wallet landed in a day and a bit, bank transfer dragged to three days.

    My main gripe: the verification flagged my first upload for no clear reason, that stalled a ?200 cashout for about 48 hours. The chat team sorted it but I had to repeat myself. Licensing-wise it’s and that mattered to me, so it’s the bare minimum I’d want.

    They don’t have an app for Android, just the mobile site — runs smooth on a knackered old Samsung, but search is a bit clunky on a small screen. I’m still playing there, which says more than a rating would.

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