Zerelda. A Story of Love and Death
| Title | Zerelda. A Story of Love and Death |
| Year for Search | 1899 |
| Authors | Suddick, Louise F.(1856-1943) |
| Date Published | 1899 |
| Publisher | F. Tennyson Neely |
| Place Published | New York |
| Keywords | Female author, US author |
| Annotation | An unusual heaven as a eutopia, but there are higher heavens. The inhabitants come from a variety of planets. Those who die young become adults. Marriage can occur in heaven, and marriage partners will find each other. In this one there is a city with parks, trees, and fountains and without dust, smoke, or unpleasant noises. People work, but even physical labor is not tiring. No harsh weather but some seasonal change. A second city is inhabited by people from many planets and has architecture reflecting those planets. No poor. Those who lived selfish lives are servants as a way of overcoming their past. Female author. |
| Holding Institutions | PSt |
| Author Note | Female author (1856-1943). |
| Full Text | 1899 Suddick, Louise F. (1856-1943). Zerelda. A Story of Love and Death. London/New York: F. Tennyson Neely. PSt An unusual heaven as a eutopia, but there are higher heavens. The inhabitants come from a variety of planets. Those who die young become adults. Marriage can occur in heaven, and marriage partners will find each other. In this one there is a city with parks, trees, and fountains and without dust, smoke, or unpleasant noises. People work, but even physical labor is not tiring. No harsh weather but some seasonal change. A second city is inhabited by people from many planets and has architecture reflecting those planets. No poor. Those who lived selfish lives are servants as a way of overcoming their past. Female author. |
