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Auf silbernen Gefilden: Ein Mond-Roman

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A recovered charred manuscript, said to have come from a long-ago expedition launched toward the Moon in a cannonlike projectile, frames a narrative that recounts the planning and public spectacle surrounding the voyage, the rigorous preparation of its crew, and the surprise that one recruit proved to be a woman in male attire. Observers track the projectile until radio contact fails; the manuscript then becomes the primary witness. Its narrator records the alien lunar environment during an interminable daylight, describing relentless sunlight, a pitch-black sky studded with stars and the pale disk of Earth, and the physical and psychological trials faced by those stranded on the Moon.

About the Author

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Jerzy Zulawski

Jerzy Zulawski was a Polish author and playwright, best known for his contributions to science fiction and fantasy literature. His notable work, "Auf silbernen Gefilden: Ein Mond-Roman," explores themes of space exploration and the human condition, reflecting the early 20th-century fascination with the cosmos. Zulawski's writing is characterized by its imaginative scope and philosophical depth, making him a significant figure in the genre. His works often blend elements of mythology and speculative fiction, contributing to the literary heritage of Poland.