Jules Lermina Knihy






Čtvrtý díl ságy o hraběti Monte Christo jako pokračování románu Alexandra Dumase s podtitulem Fanfaronova dobrodružství.
Čtvrtý díl ságy o hraběti Monte Christo jako pokračování románu Alexandra Dumase s podtitulem Fanfaronova dobrodružství.
Čtvrtý díl ságy o hraběti Monte Christo jako pokračování románu Alexandra Dumase s podtitulem Fanfaronova dobrodružství.
To-Ho and the Gold Destroyers
- 228 stránek
- 8 hodin čtení
Set against the backdrop of the Dutch-Aceh War in 19th century Sumatra, a young boy named George Villiers is saved from sacrifice by To-Ho, a member of a hidden tribe of ape-men. Raised in the jungle, George encounters a reclusive scientist who has discovered a substance called phoebium, capable of destroying gold. This invention aims to protect the ape-men's secluded existence from invading prospectors, intertwining themes of survival, cultural conflict, and the impact of greed on nature.
Devlin the Barber
- 196 stránek
- 7 hodin čtení
In Victorian London, barber James Devlin discovers a secret society of revolutionaries and becomes embroiled in their plot to overthrow the government. But when he falls in love with the beautiful daughter of a prominent politician, Devlin's loyalties and convictions are put to the test.
The Battle of Strasbourg
- 284 stránek
- 10 hodin čtení
Set in the 1920s but penned in the 1890s, this work is notable for pioneering the "yellow peril" genre in futuristic fiction. It stands out as one of the earliest immersive fantasies entirely situated in the future, presenting a clear and direct vision of that time. The innovative narrative explores themes of cultural conflict and societal anxieties, marking a significant contribution to speculative literature.
Mysteryville
- 244 stránek
- 9 hodin čtení
The narrative follows explorer Alcide Trémalet, who discovers a hidden futuristic city, "Mysteryville," established by French Protestants in the 18th century. This city excels in sound and light technology but faces internal conflict between factions desiring to engage with the outside world and those advocating for isolation. The book showcases Lermina's imaginative storytelling, alongside his eerie short story "Twice Dead," enriching the overall experience with themes of exploration, conflict, and the clash of cultures.