SCIENCE FICTION Ultimate Collection: 140+ Intergalactic Adventures, Dystopian Novels, Lost World Classics & Post-Apocalyptic Stories

Jules Verne · Mark Twain · Robert Louis Stevenson · Edgar Allan Poe · William Hope Hodgson · George MacDonald · Percy Greg · Jack London · Arthur Conan Doyle · Ernest Bramah · Jonathan Swift · Cleveland Moffett · William Morris · Anthony Trollope · Richard Jefferies · Samuel Butler · David Lindsay · Edward Everett Hale · Edward Bellamy · Charlotte Perkins Gilman · Edgar Wallace · Francis Bacon · Robert Cromie · Abraham Merritt · Ignatius Donnelly · Owen Gregory · H. G. Wells · Stanley G. Weinbaum · Fred M. White · H. P. Lovecraft · Garrett P. Serviss · Henry Rider Haggard · Mary Shelley · Malcolm Jameson · Edward Bulwer-Lytton · Lewis Grassic Gibbon · Otis Adelbert Kline · C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne · Edwin A. Abbott · Arthur Dudley Vinton · Gertrude Barrows Bennett · Hugh Benson · Margaret Cavendish · James Fenimore Coope

2023年12月 · DigiCat

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The "SCIENCE FICTION Ultimate Collection" serves as a remarkable compilation that traces the evolution of speculative storytelling through a rich tapestry of narratives. This anthology deftly weaves together a diverse range of literary styles—capturing the wonder of the unknown and the complexities of human endeavor. From the mystical landscapes of other worlds to the intricacies of futuristic societies, each piece challenges our perception of reality. While certain stories stand as vivid explorations of time travel, others delve into dystopian futures or advance visionary scientific concepts. Together, they forge a varied landscape that invites readers to reflect upon the essence of discovery and innovation beyond the immediate. The anthology features an impressive ensemble of authors, each bringing distinct voice and perspective to the eternal inquiry of science fiction. From the prescient insights of H.G. Wells to the immersive worlds conjured by Jules Verne, these writers represent a vast cross-section of literary genius. They have individually contributed to movements such as Romanticism and Gothic horror, while together they advance the unique heritage of speculative fiction. The collaboration of these storied figures enhances this volume's capacity to explore the tension between progress and humanity's core instincts, enriching our understanding of the genre's history and influence. Readers are invited to journey through this ultimate collection for its exceptional exploration of science fiction's broad spectrum. This anthology offers a rare opportunity to engage with a myriad tapestry of perspectives, where imagination meets intellectual curiosity. For those seeking both entertainment and insight, the book promises a transformative reading experience, bringing to the fore dialogues that resonate across time and space. A worthwhile addition to any collection, it beckons scholars, enthusiasts, and curious minds alike to traverse the wondrous realms of imagination.

作者简介

Jules Verne (1828-1905), a French novelist, poet, and playwright, is frequently referred to as the 'Father of Science Fiction.' With an imaginative flair for scientific extrapolation, Verne's pioneering works profoundly influenced the development of speculative fiction. Verne's voyages extraordinaires, a sequence of fifty-four novels and short stories, kicked off with the renowned 'Five Weeks in a Balloon' (1863), and includes such classics as 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' (1864), 'From the Earth to the Moon' (1865), 'Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea' (1870), and 'Around the World in Eighty Days' (1873). His masterfully crafted tales, later collected in anthologies such as the 'SCIENCE FICTION Ultimate Collection,' blend rigorous research with prophetic visions of technological advancements, making Verne a standout among his contemporaries in the genre. His narratives often center on characters embarking on extraordinary escapades, exploring uncharted territories, and encountering various wonders and perils. Verne's vivid imagination, combined with his scrupulous attention to scientific accuracy, marks a significant departure from prior romantic literature, heralding a style that celebrated human ingenuity and the spirit of discovery. His literary contributions have not only entertained generations but have also inspired countless individuals to pursue careers in science, exploration, and engineering.