Vulcan's Workshop

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Vulcan's Workshop

by Harl Vincent

EN·~55 minutes

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Luke Fenton is a hulking, hard‑won survivor whose life of brawls and rebellion has finally landed him in the infamous Vulcan’s Workshop, a Martian prison so feared that no inmate is ever spoken of again. After a reckless glance at the sun through an unshielded porthole leaves him temporarily blinded, he awakens in a stark, steel‑walled cell, his mind still racing with the memories of countless riots, mutinies, and the brutal showdown that sealed his fate.

The narrative follows Luke’s gritty determination as he confronts the alien harshness of a penal camp far beyond Earth, where the very environment seems designed to break even the toughest spirits. Against a backdrop of red‑dusted corridors and relentless overseers, his fierce independence and raw strength become both his greatest weapons and his biggest liabilities, setting the stage for a tense struggle that tests the limits of human endurance in an unforgiving Martian landscape.

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Language

en

Duration

~55 minutes (53K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Greg Weeks and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2009-07-05

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Harl Vincent

Harl Vincent

1893–1968

A prolific pulp-era science fiction writer, he helped shape the fast-moving, wonder-filled magazine stories that introduced many readers to early American sci-fi. His work blended big ideas, adventure, and the energetic style that defined the genre’s magazine age.

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