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Book of Kopernicus

Kopernicus is a rambunctious sheep dealing with his daily sheep struggles in and out of Baapolis, a sheep run city-state, about 5k years after human extinction. Join us for a new chapter every Wednesday.

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  1. Issue · Sep 30, 2026

    Tea Time Woes (opens the original)

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    To sober up Wittmund’s weeping sadness, Kopernicus led him to the famous Tea Hills north of the Baapolis palace. The hills here undulate up and down, sideways and tiltways. Chamomiles, roses, lavenders, osmanthus: all sorts of flowers that you can put into tea are grown here. Beyond the hills there are valleys for premium grasses like alfalfa and orchard, all that sheep love to make tea and cookies with. Sheep of Baapolis take breakfast very seriously, but afternoon tea is the real time to look

  2. Issue · Sep 9, 2026

    A Mountain of Pineapples (opens the original)

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    Previously, at Baapolis: General Iris wanted the pig Wittmund gone.He’d been here making random porcelain objects no ewe wanted, though the corgi guards secretly loved them, and then he got himself tangled up in that messy business with Mrs. Dominique, the working hen who was crushed by the falling bull. Iris told Kopernicus that if he could get the pig to leave without losing any friendly points, she’d push his marriage arrangement back a full moon. She figured it’d be an easy task. She just di

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