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The Celestial City

Name: The Celestial City
Brand: JD Press
SKU: 48981527
Price: 13.67 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Jim Davidson
ISBN: 9798349213731

Jim Davidson

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English

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Libristo code: 48981527

Publishers JD Press, June 2025

40 "lost" stories by the author of Gladiator and When Worlds Collide. Philip Wylie was a popular and... Full description

Libristo code: 48981527

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40 "lost" stories by the author of Gladiator and When Worlds Collide. Philip Wylie was a popular and historically important author, particularly revered by science fiction and comic book fans, due to the influence several of his novels had on pop culture. He was also a well-informed and insightful observer, not to mention noted iconoclast, writing penetrating fiction and non-fiction, mysteries and poetry, and especially satire and social commentary.

The stories in this volume were written and published in newspapers early in Wylie's career. They've never been available in book form or any other form since their original appearance. In fact, they seem to be unknown to even the most knowledgeable Philip Wylie fans and scholars.