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A Voyage to Arcturus

by David Lindsay

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First published
1920
Pages
246
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Read by Mark Nelson · 11 h 15 min · 21 parts

  1. Chapter 1 - The Seance

    30:19

  2. Chapter 2 - In the Street

    12:29

  3. Chapter 3 - Starkness

    10:32

  4. Chapter 4 - The Voice

    12:25

  5. Chapter 5 - The Night of Departure

    15:15

  6. Chapter 6 - Joiwind

    38:19

  7. Chapter 7 - Panawe

    35:03

  8. Chapter 8 - The Lusion Plain

    21:25

  9. Chapter 9 - Oceaxe

    48:01

  10. Chapter 10 - Tydomin

    50:33

  11. Chapter 11 - On Disscourn

    21:17

  12. Chapter 12 - Spadevil

    37:27

  13. Chapter 13 - The Wombflash Forest

    13:54

  14. Chapter 14 - Polecrab

    35:36

  15. Chapter 15 - Swaylone's Island

    44:35

  16. Chapter 16 - Leehallfae

    50:20

  17. Chapter 17 - Corpang

    47:33

  18. Chapter 18 - Haunte

    46:46

  19. Chapter 19 - Sullenbode

    39:40

  20. Chapter 20 - Barey

    39:59

  21. Chapter 21 - Muspel

    23:59

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Maskull travels to Tormance, a planet circling the double star Arcturus, and finds a world that keeps rearranging his body and his beliefs. New organs sprout on his forehead, each region he crosses embodies a different moral or metaphysical system, and every guide he trusts is soon exposed as a false idol. David Lindsay uses this strange pilgrimage to press one relentless question about what lies behind pleasure, will, and the illusion of the self. Ignored on release, the book later drew the admiration of C. S. Lewis and Harold Bloom, who called it a work of genius. It remains one of the odder landmarks of visionary science fiction.

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David Lindsay

David Lindsay (1876-1945) was a Scottish author of philosophical fantasy who worked in near-total obscurity for most of his life. A Voyage to Arcturus, his debut, barely sold on publication but grew into a cult classic praised by C. S. Lewis and others. His later books include The Haunted Woman.

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Book facts

First published
1920
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
246
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Mark Nelson