The Lord of Death and the Queen of Life
Nov 2015 · Sold by Gateway
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Two worlds with very different futures for humanity...
In The Lord of Death, four scientists, aided by reverse-magnetism, travel to a dead planet where they discover that one human's lust for power destroyed all life there-except for him. In suspended animation, he awaits the newcomers.
In The Queen of Life, the scientists travel to a planet encased in a glass sphere to protect the overpopulated planet from the sun's radiation. Conflict leads to a riot.
In The Lord of Death, four scientists, aided by reverse-magnetism, travel to a dead planet where they discover that one human's lust for power destroyed all life there-except for him. In suspended animation, he awaits the newcomers.
In The Queen of Life, the scientists travel to a planet encased in a glass sphere to protect the overpopulated planet from the sun's radiation. Conflict leads to a riot.
About the author
Homer Eon Flint (1889-1924)
Homer Eon Flint was an American writer of pulp sf novels and short stories. His first work was as a screenwriter for silent films in 1912, with a script for "The Joke That Spread", although there is no evidence that the film was actually made. Flint's first published story was "The Planeteer" in All-Story Weekly in 1918. Rumour has it that he died as a result of an involvement in an attempted bank robbery.
For more information see http://sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/flint_homer_eon
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