Adventure 27 Production is thrilled to release a truly
unique pulp adventure written by Thomas Kent Miller. Several years ago Kent wrote “Allan
Quatermain and the Star of Wonder,” wherein H. Rider Haggard’s hero encountered
evidence of alien incursions on our planet, specifically the African coast of
Sierra Leone. This story takes place in 1873 and though Quatermain survives to
tell the tale, it’s ending is not complete.
Then, Kent changes course and offers up “Challenger and the
Ancient Nova in Aquila,” which transpires 42 years after the Quatermain tale.
In this adventure, Conan Doyle’s eccentric Prof. George Challenger discovers, in
the South American state of Ecuador a similar ruins whose origins and purposes
he can only guess at. Both facilities, though separated by an ocean, are
identical in construction.
Now, we’ve reprinted both back to back as Kent always
intended in this new Kindle-only edition. It contains the original interior
illustrations by Clayton Hinkle and a new cover by Rob Davis. Originally released on Kindle, it is now
available in paperback as well.
AIRSHIP 27 – PULP FICTION FOR A NEW GENERATION!
Available now on Amazon in paperback as well as Kindle.
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