The planet of shame

The narrative explores a distant future where a group of individuals, deemed undesirable by society, is exiled to a remote planet known as New Australia. Over centuries, these exiles establish a new society, abandoning the scientific principles of their past. As generations pass, the original memories of Earth fade, and the settlers develop a unique culture centered around their limited heritage. The story follows James Comstock, who, at thirty-five, grapples with the realities of adulthood and societal expectations in this isolated world. Themes of identity, societal norms, and the consequences of isolation are woven throughout the tale.