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A man is found mysteriously duplicated in the trenches
of World War I. Brilliantly prefiguring the theme of cloning, The Givreuse
Enigma (1917) features the "bipartition" of a human being into
two totally similar individuals, each naturally believing himself to be
the original.
Adventure in the Wild (1935) takes place in the savage, unexplored depths of Sumatra where brave explorers encounter the mysterious hidden race of the bestial Carabao Men, creatures with "monstrous heads, eyes as phosphorescent as a leopard's, canines elongated into tusks, and hair the color of iron. " CONTENTS:Mary's Garden (Le Jardin de May) (1895) The Givreuse Enigma (L'Enigme de Givreuse) (1917) Adventure in the Wild (La Sauvage Aventure) (1935) Introduction and Afterword by Brian Stableford Cover by Vincent Laik Published by Black Coat Press in 2010 |
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