The Moon Pool

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The Moon Pool

by Abraham Merritt

EN·~9 hours·37 chapters

Chapters

37 total
1

The Moon Pool - A. MERRITT

0:01
2

Foreword

3:37
3

CHAPTER I - The Thing on the Moon Path

13:55
4

CHAPTER II - "Dead! All Dead!"

8:16
5

CHAPTER III - The Moon Rock

15:23
6

CHAPTER IV - The First Vanishings

9:52
7

CHAPTER V - Into the Moon Pool

18:12
8

CHAPTER VI - "The Shining Devil Took Them!"

21:15
9

CHAPTER VII - Larry O'Keefe

9:18
10

CHAPTER VIII - Olaf's Story

12:32

Description

A renowned botanist recounts a puzzling crisis that began when a fellow scientist vanished aboard a ship bound for Melbourne. The disappearance is quickly followed by the loss of his wife and a close associate in a remote camp on the Caroline Islands, sparking rumors that threaten their reputations. The International Association of Science commissions the botanist to compile the missing man’s own notes, promising a story that blends rigorous observation with uncanny events.

As he reaches the volcanic d'Entrecasteaux Islands, a brooding, amber‑colored sky and the whispering jungle set a foreboding tone that seems to pulse with hidden power. There he encounters the enigmatic Dr. Throckmartin, whose sudden appearance and cryptic gesture hint at an ancient secret buried beneath the island’s surface. Together they uncover a shimmering pool that mirrors the moon, a portal that seems to draw the missing explorers toward an unseen, possibly malevolent, otherworld.

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Language

en

Duration

~9 hours (553K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Judith Boss. HTML version by Al Haines.

Release date

1996-12-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Abraham Merritt

Abraham Merritt

1884–1943

A master of early fantastic fiction, he blended lost worlds, ancient mysteries, and supernatural danger into lush, fast-moving adventures. Alongside his fiction career, he was also a major magazine editor, giving his work a strong feel for suspense and spectacle.

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