Rosmei Unveils the Out-of-the-World Cover of Albert, From Earth

The cover for the sci-fi danmei Albert, From Earth has been revealed.

Rosmei, the indie publisher of Chinese novels and manhua based in Singapore, has unveiled the artwork for Albert, From Earth which includes the dust jacket and cover. The dust jacket features a view of Earth from space while the actual cover features the main characters Z and Julian interacting with each other through the glass of the space shuttle. The back features a quote: “In the name of all he love dearly…”

Rosmei has provided the following synopsis:

In a galaxy ruled by power and politics, two men from opposite worlds share one fragile escape route—and a ship called Albert.

Julian is on the run from his fiancé, with enemies behind him and secrets too dangerous to reveal. To flee the heart of the Empire, he hires a gruff, sharp-tongued pilot known only as Z, a space cowboy with one rule: no questions, no complications, and definitely no feelings.

Z believes love is a trap. Julian isn’t so sure.

Forced together aboard a small ship on a slow journey to Titan, their personalities clash at every turn. Julian is refined, cryptic, and stubborn. Z is blunt, guarded, and convinced that affection leads only to pain. But amid bursts of dangerous adrenaline and long stretches of starlit silence, something between them begins to shift.

As distant stars pass by and threats close in, two men with nothing in common begin to orbit one another in ways neither expected.

Albert, from Earth is a tender, slow-burning sci-fi danmei about love in exile, the price of freedom, and the quiet gravity that pulls even the most distant hearts together.

Written by Jie Mo Jun, Albert, From Earth was translated by GRain and edited by Hati. A preview can be read on Rosmei’s site with a note that the final product may differ.

According to a reply to an X user, preorders for Albert, From Earth opens next month in September, and will have the physical and e-book versions available.

Source: Rosmei