Bücher von George Allan England

"The Flying Legion" is an interesting journey novel penned by way of George Allan England. Set in the aftermath of World War I, the tale follows the exploits of flier Jimmie Dale and his comrades as they shape a daring institution called the Flying Legion. Faced with the rise of a tyrannical dictator within the fictional European U. S. Of Asturia, Dale and his team embark on a perilous venture to thwart the oppressive regime. As they navigate via treacherous landscapes and engage in aerial combat, the Flying Legion will become a beacon of wish for the oppressed populace, inspiring them to upward thrust against their oppressors. Alongside the exhilarating action sequences, the unconventional explores issues of braveness, loyalty, and the resilience of the human spirit inside the face of adversity. Through vivid prose and compelling characters, England crafts an enthralling narrative that captures the essence of heroism and sacrifice amidst the turmoil of conflict and political upheaval.

"Darkness and Dawn: Book I" by using George Allan England is a fascinating technology fiction novel that explores a submit-apocalyptic international and humanity's war for survival. England's work is a visionary story that unfolds in the aftermath of a worldwide catastrophe that plunges the Earth into darkness. The narrative follows the protagonist, Richard Ferrars, who awakens to discover himself in a global without sunlight, and civilization has crumbled. In this desolate panorama, Ferrars embarks on a journey of survival, facing severa demanding situations and encountering numerous factions vying for manipulate in the absence of traditional societal structures. England's storytelling is characterised with the aid of its vibrant descriptions and ingenious world-constructing. He paints a haunting photograph of a planet shrouded in perpetual darkness, in which the policies of society were rewritten by using the catastrophic event. The novel delves into issues of resilience, adaptability, and the lengths to which individuals will visit rebuild a semblance of normalcy. "Darkness and Dawn: Book I" stands as a pioneering paintings in early 20th-century technological know-how fiction, supplying readers a glimpse into a speculative future in which the very essence of human existence is put to the take a look at.

" DARKNESS AND DAWN BOOK. II" by using George Allan England is a fascinating technology fiction novel that explores a submit-apocalyptic international and humanity's war for survival. England's work is a visionary story that unfolds in the aftermath of a worldwide catastrophe that plunges the Earth into darkness. The narrative follows the protagonist, Richard Ferrars, who awakens to discover himself in a global without sunlight, and civilization has crumbled. In this desolate panorama, Ferrars embarks on a journey of survival, facing severa demanding situations and encountering numerous factions vying for manipulate in the absence of traditional societal structures. England's storytelling is characterised with the aid of its vibrant descriptions and ingenious world-constructing. He paints a haunting photograph of a planet shrouded in perpetual darkness, in which the policies of society were rewritten by using the catastrophic event. The novel delves into issues of resilience, adaptability, and the lengths to which individuals will visit rebuild a semblance of normalcy. "DARKNESS AND DAWN BOOK. II" stands as a pioneering paintings in early 20th-century technological know-how fiction, supplying readers a glimpse into a speculative future in which the very essence of human existence is put to the take a look at.

"DARKNESS AND DAWN BOOK. III" by using George Allan England is a fascinating technology fiction novel that explores a submit-apocalyptic international and humanity war for survival. England's work is a visionary story that unfolds in the aftermath of a worldwide catastrophe that plunges the Earth into darkness. The narrative follows the protagonist, Richard Ferrars, who awakens to discover himself in a global without sunlight, and civilization has crumbled. In this desolate panorama, Ferrars embarks on a journey of survival, facing severa demanding situations and encountering numerous factions vying for manipulate in the absence of traditional societal structures. England's storytelling is characterised with the aid of its vibrant descriptions and ingenious world-constructing. He paints a haunting photograph of a planet shrouded in perpetual darkness, in which the policies of society were rewritten by using the catastrophic event. The novel delves into issues of resilience, adaptability, and the lengths to which individuals will visit rebuild a semblance of normalcy. "DARKNESS AND DAWN BOOK. III" stands as a pioneering paintings in early 20th-century technological know-how fiction, supplying readers a glimpse into a speculative future in which the very essence of human existence is put to the take a look at.

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1915 Dystopian Science Fiction "All mine, more or less," said he to himself, puffing deep on his cigar."... The millions eat and drink and buy and sell; and I take toll of it-yet it is not enough. I hold them in my hand, yet the hand cannot close, completely. And until it does, it is not enough! No, not enough for me!"... What can it be? For power I must have! Like Caesar, who preferred to be first in the smallest village, rather than be second at Rome, I can and will have no competitor. I must rule all, or the game is worthless! But how?" Almost as in answer to his mental question, a sudden gust of air swayed the curtain and brushed it against his face. And, on the moment, inspiration struck him. "What?" he exclaimed suddenly, his brows wrinkling, a strange and eager light burning in his hard eyes. "Eh, what? Can it-could it be possible? My God! If so-if it might be-the world would be my toy, to play with as I like! ....

A Classic sci-fi trilogy. The Vacant World - Beatrice Kendrick, and her boss, engineer Allan Stern, wakes up on an upper floor of a ruined Manhattan skyscraper, thousands of years in the future when civilization has been destroyed. The pair has been in a state of suspended animation for fifteen hundred years. Changes in the earth's features as well as monstrously mutated "humans" make it clear they have little hope of survival. Beyond the Great Oblivion - Allan and Beatrice begin to discover the nature of the catastrophe that has split the Earth open. Rebuilding an airplane, they find a "bottomless" chasm near Pittsburgh where a huge portion of the Earth has been torn away to become a second moon. Alan and Beatrice earn the loyalty of the People of this Abyss and lead them from the chasm to New York. The Afterglow - Allan and Beatrice, with the People of the Abyss, prepare to recolonize the Earth's surface. But first, they must defeat the devolved, cannibalistic survivors who populate Earth's cities.