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    Into the Sun: One of the first ever apocalyptic Sci Fi stories
    Into the Sun: One of the first ever apocalyptic Sci Fi stories
    Into the Sun: One of the first ever apocalyptic Sci Fi stories
    Audiobook49 minutes

    Into the Sun: One of the first ever apocalyptic Sci Fi stories

    Written by Robert Duncan Milne

    Narrated by Christopher Ragland

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    About this audiobook

    Robert Duncan Milne was born on 7th June 1844 in Cupar in Fife, Scotland.

    Little is known of the life of this extraordinary author who created some of the most appealing science fiction stories ever written.

    As an adult he lived in San Francisco and wrote short stories for local newspapers and periodicals of the time and principally for The Argonaut, the political and literary newspaper heavyweight of the area.

    Robert Duncan Milne died in San Francisco, California on 15th December 1899. He was 55.

    Into the Sun is a compelling narrative of what happens when the doomed Earth falls into the sun. Is survival possible?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Copyright Group
    Release dateAug 8, 2022
    ISBN9781803545172
    Into the Sun: One of the first ever apocalyptic Sci Fi stories

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