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| In The Xipehuz, men encounter inorganic aliens, with whom
all forms of communication prove impossible. In Another World, a mutant
whose vision is superior to that of ordinary men discovers that humans
share the Earth with two other species, the invisible Moedigen and Vuren.
In The Death of the Earth, Earth, in the far future, has become a desert,
and the last descendents of humanity are slowly being replaced by a new
species, the metal-based "Ferromagnetals." In The Navigators
of Space, astronauts travel to Mars in a spaceship powered by artificial
gravity and come in contact with a dying race that is gentle, peaceful,
six-eyed and three-legged.
CONTENTS:
The Xipehuz (Les Xipehuz) (1887)
The Skeptical Legend (La Légende Sceptique) (1889)
Another World (Un Autre Monde) (1895)
The Death of the Earth (La Mort de la Terre) (1910)
The Navigators of Space (Les Navigateurs de l'Infini) (1925)
The Astronauts (Les Astronautes) (publ. 1960)
Introduction and Afterword by Brian Stableford
Cover by Vincent Laik
Published by Black Coat Press in 2010
ISBN: 978-1-935558-35-4
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