Fiction Review: The Lost World

I searched for classics in one of my great audio books, and I was amazed to find the lost world of Arthur Conan Doyle. I was surprised that this 1912 novel was not about Sherlock Holmes. In fact, it is not a secret; This is a science fiction novel. I did not know that Doyle wrote a science fiction novel, but it seems to be the beginning of Professor Challeger's series. The convincing basis, movement, and skepticism of this wonderful novel kept me on my toes.

The book is told by journalist Ned, who embarks on his adventure with the woman he loves. This is a great opportunity when you attend a scientific conference and hear Professor Challenger talk about his remarkable discoveries. During his voyage to the Amazon Basin in South America, he said he had seen prehistoric animals, including dinosaurs, in the highlands. During the conference, when other scientists laughed at what he said and did not believe him, he made another trip, including another scientist (one condemned him). As a journalist, Ned took the opportunity to record her findings ... and impressed her lover. A small group of people set out to hire fellow travelers and help them navigate the rugged terrain. Following Professor Challenger's instructions and memories, he discovered a plateau that was home to some of the strangest, most beautiful, and most dangerous creatures of all time. When they are sent home with the local ambassador, they find strange animals and new people, and their stories are told in Ned's writings and drawings.

The story is dubious and vocal as the team solves problems one by one and records Ned's remarkable discoveries. This novel has a lot of action and adventure, and it is easy to see how this story - first published in a magazine - captivated and captivated the audience in 1912. Current findings. My only curiosity is that the racism in the story was created in time, but it is still a threat. Assistants recruited for the trip have been misinterpreted as "half black race", but the African hired to help is permanently described as "great and always faithful," perhaps no more positive. Less distorted and angry. Despite this flaw (carried by many classics), I was engrossed in the tragic story of the creatures you find.

230 pages, Seawolf Press

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