A Strange Manuscript Found In A Copper Cylinder (Unabridged)
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- FormatMP3
- ISBN978-1-6693-7876-1
- EAN9781669378761
- Date de parution08/04/2022
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille731 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesaudio
- ÉditeurEverest Media LLC
Résumé
Please note: This audiobook has been created using AI voice.
A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder is perhaps James De Mille's most popular book; sadly, De Mille didn't get to see this novel grow in popularity, as it was first serialized posthumously, in Harper's Weekly. De Mille had written the novel before the "lost world" genre had become saturated, meaning many of the ideas were fresh and original for the time in which it was written.
But, since he didn't succeed in publishing it during his lifetime, by the time the novel was made public other authors like H. Rider Haggard had made the ideas and plot clichéd. The novel itself tells the tale of a shipwrecked sailor, Adam More, who passes through a mysterious underground passage into a hidden land deep in the Antarctic, kept warm by a hidden volcano. The land is populated by an ancient civilization whose views on life and wealth are the polar opposite of those held in British society of the time-they view death and poverty as the highest religious and social achievements.
As More adventures through the strange land, he encounters fantastic dinosaurs, lovelorn princesses, and the classic kind of adventure that foreshadows the pulp novels of the next century.
But, since he didn't succeed in publishing it during his lifetime, by the time the novel was made public other authors like H. Rider Haggard had made the ideas and plot clichéd. The novel itself tells the tale of a shipwrecked sailor, Adam More, who passes through a mysterious underground passage into a hidden land deep in the Antarctic, kept warm by a hidden volcano. The land is populated by an ancient civilization whose views on life and wealth are the polar opposite of those held in British society of the time-they view death and poverty as the highest religious and social achievements.
As More adventures through the strange land, he encounters fantastic dinosaurs, lovelorn princesses, and the classic kind of adventure that foreshadows the pulp novels of the next century.
Please note: This audiobook has been created using AI voice.
A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder is perhaps James De Mille's most popular book; sadly, De Mille didn't get to see this novel grow in popularity, as it was first serialized posthumously, in Harper's Weekly. De Mille had written the novel before the "lost world" genre had become saturated, meaning many of the ideas were fresh and original for the time in which it was written.
But, since he didn't succeed in publishing it during his lifetime, by the time the novel was made public other authors like H. Rider Haggard had made the ideas and plot clichéd. The novel itself tells the tale of a shipwrecked sailor, Adam More, who passes through a mysterious underground passage into a hidden land deep in the Antarctic, kept warm by a hidden volcano. The land is populated by an ancient civilization whose views on life and wealth are the polar opposite of those held in British society of the time-they view death and poverty as the highest religious and social achievements.
As More adventures through the strange land, he encounters fantastic dinosaurs, lovelorn princesses, and the classic kind of adventure that foreshadows the pulp novels of the next century.
But, since he didn't succeed in publishing it during his lifetime, by the time the novel was made public other authors like H. Rider Haggard had made the ideas and plot clichéd. The novel itself tells the tale of a shipwrecked sailor, Adam More, who passes through a mysterious underground passage into a hidden land deep in the Antarctic, kept warm by a hidden volcano. The land is populated by an ancient civilization whose views on life and wealth are the polar opposite of those held in British society of the time-they view death and poverty as the highest religious and social achievements.
As More adventures through the strange land, he encounters fantastic dinosaurs, lovelorn princesses, and the classic kind of adventure that foreshadows the pulp novels of the next century.