Made in Tanganyika

Name: Made in Tanganyika
Author: Carl Jacobi

By Carl Jacobi

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A man named Martin Sutter, seeking to break free from his mundane life, purchases a unique television set from a roadside stand. The set, manufactured in Tanganyika, proves to be more than just a device for entertainment when it begins to display strange and captivating images. Sutter's life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Lucien Travail, a fellow conchologist who becomes his roommate. As Travail tinkers with the malfunctioning television, they inadvertently unlock a connection to a necromantic realm, leading them into a series of bizarre and unsettling experiences. The narrative explores themes of curiosity, the unknown, and the consequences of tampering with technology.

About the Author

Carl Jacobi

Carl Jacobi was an American science fiction writer known for his imaginative storytelling and contributions to the genre during the mid-20th century. He published numerous works that often explored themes of adventure and the unknown, with notable titles including "Assignment on Venus" and "Doctor Universe." Jacobi's writing is characterized by its blend of speculative concepts and engaging narratives, making him a significant figure in the realm of science fiction. His works continue to be appreciated for their creativity and the unique worlds he crafted.