Atalanta : or, Twelve months in the evening star

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Atalanta : or, Twelve months in the evening star

by Charles Napier Richards

EN·~6 hours·32 chapters

Chapters

32 total

OR

1:34

CHAPTER I THE GATHERING OF THE FRIENDS

8:45

CHAPTER II A LIFE SORROW AND ITS REMEDY

5:50

CHAPTER III STARTING SKYWARDS

13:38

CHAPTER IV THE LUNAR PERIL

10:06

CHAPTER V THE METEORIC STORM

10:23

CHAPTER VI INTO THE BLACK GULF

12:02

CHAPTER VII THE NORTHERN ISLAND

8:36

CHAPTER VIII FIRST EXPLORATIONS

8:32

CHAPTER IX ACROSS THE CENTRAL OCEAN

10:16

Description

A band of Cambridge friends—students, an engineer, and a wandering curate—find themselves drawn into a secretive venture that promises to shake the world. Over quirky banter and restless evenings, they learn of Professor Carmichael’s enigmatic project, a blend of daring science and hidden purpose that will pull them far beyond the confines of lecture halls.

Compelled by circumstance and curiosity, the group abandons comfortable routines, heading north to a windswept seaside town where the mystery deepens. As they settle into a modest house overlooking the sea, the promise of discovery fuels their resolve, setting the stage for an extraordinary journey that will test their intellect, loyalty, and courage.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (362K characters)

Release date

2026-07-08

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Charles Napier Richards

Charles Napier Richards

An early British writer of scientific romance, remembered for imagining a voyage to Venus in a novel that now reads like a window into pre-space-age wonder. Very little biographical detail seems to survive, which only adds to the book’s air of mystery.

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