Atalanta; or, Twelve Months in the Evening Star
| Title | Atalanta; or, Twelve Months in the Evening Star |
| Year for Search | 1909 |
| Authors | Richards, Charles Napier |
| Date Published | [1909] |
| Publisher | H. & C. Treacher |
| Place Published | Brighton, Eng. |
| Keywords | Male author, UK author |
| Annotation | Venus presented initially in dystopian and then in eutopian terms. Men from Earth visit Venus which is inhabited by humans with a monarchy, and the novel then follows the difficulties of the men from Earth almost like a standard "lost race" novel where there is a struggle between good and bad Venusians. The Earth men bring Christianity to Venus and all ends well. |
| Holding Institutions | L |
| Full Text | [1909] Richards, Charles Napier. Atalanta; or, Twelve Months in the Evening Star. Brighton, Eng.: H. & C. Treacher. L Venus presented initially in dystopian and then in eutopian terms. Men from Earth visit Venus which is inhabited by humans with a monarchy, and the novel then follows the difficulties of the men from Earth almost like a standard “lost race” novel where there is a struggle between good and bad Venusians. The Earth men bring Christianity to Venus and all ends well. |
