The Light In the Sky
| Year for Search |
1929
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| Annotation |
Lost race novel that is more of a eutopia than many. Descendants of the Aztecs who are advanced scientifically live in caverns under Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. They do not die and use both a spoken language and telepathy. The people live well, and there is a project designed to end war everywhere. As in most lost race novels, a struggle takes place and the protagonist and the princess escape while the society is destroyed. |
| Published Date |
1929 |
| Publisher |
Coward-McCann
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| Place Published |
New York
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| Full Text |
1929 Clock, Herbert (1890-1979) and Eric Boetzel. The Light In the Sky. New York: Coward-McCann. Rpt. New York: Arno Press, 1978. DLC, MoU-St, PSt Lost race novel that is more of a eutopia than many. Descendants of the Aztecs who are advanced scientifically live in caverns under Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. They do not die and use both a spoken language and telepathy. The people live well, and there is a project designed to end war everywhere. As in most lost race novels, a struggle takes place and the protagonist and the princess escape while the society is destroyed. |
| Additional Publishers |
Rpt. New York: Arno Press, 1978. |
| Author Note |
Clock (1890-1979) |
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