World Atavism & The Invisible Master
Edmond Hamilton
Jun 2025 · Otbebookpublishing
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Discover the captivating universe of Edmond Hamilton in "World Atavism & The Invisible Master," a thrilling anthology that delves into the complexities of science fiction and mystery. In "World Atavism," follow Dr. Allan Harker in a transformed New York City as he confronts the enigmatic Dr. Howard Grant's groundbreaking theory on evolution driven by solar vibratory forces. This tale of scientific responsibility and human nature unfolds amidst societal chaos, making it a compelling read for fans of apocalyptic fiction. The narrative's exploration of scientific impacts on society resonates with current debates, offering a gripping reflection on civilization's fragility. Meanwhile, "The Invisible Master" plunges readers into a world of intrigue and suspense when a revolutionary invention is stolen, allowing objects and people to become invisible. Charlie Carton, a savvy reporter, navigates a web of mystery as the shadowy Invisible Master wreaks havoc across New York City. This fast-paced detective story intertwines themes of invisibility's moral implications and the timeless struggle between good and evil. With unexpected twists and a race against time, fans of detective and science fiction will find themselves on the edge of their seats. Both stories, set in the bustling heart of New York, showcase Hamilton's imaginative storytelling and explore the unforeseen consequences of technological advancement. This anthology is perfect for readers seeking thrilling narratives that challenge the boundaries of science and morality, making "World Atavism & The Invisible Master" an essential addition to any science fiction and mystery enthusiast's collection.
About the author
Edmond Hamilton (1904-1977) was a pioneering American science fiction writer whose prolific career spanned over four decades. Often hailed as the "World Wrecker" for his grandiose and cataclysmic storylines, Hamilton's work laid the groundwork for many of the space operas and superhero narratives that dominate popular culture today. Born in Youngstown, Ohio, Hamilton initially pursued a career in physics before turning to writing, a decision that would forever alter the landscape of speculative fiction.Hamilton's stories were a staple of pulp magazines like "Weird Tales" and "Amazing Stories," where his imaginative plots and larger-than-life characters captivated readers. He was a master at blending scientific plausibility with thrilling adventure, a skill that earned him a devoted following. His creation of interstellar civilizations and complex galactic politics influenced contemporary writers such as Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke.One of Hamilton's most significant contributions was his work on the "Captain Future" series, which became a cultural touchstone and inspired future generations of writers and filmmakers. His marriage to fellow science fiction author Leigh Brackett, known for her work on "The Empire Strikes Back," created a literary power couple whose combined influence is still felt in the genre.Despite his success, Hamilton was not without controversy. Critics often debated the scientific accuracy of his work, and some dismissed his stories as mere escapism. However, his ability to envision the future and explore the human condition through the lens of interstellar conflict and cosmic wonder remains unparalleled.Edmond Hamilton's legacy endures as a testament to the power of imagination and the enduring appeal of science fiction. His revolutionary ideas about space travel, alien civilizations, and the potential of humanity continue to inspire and challenge readers, making him a timeless figure in the annals of speculative fiction.
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