A brand new world
No CoverA new planet, Xenephrene, appears between Earth and Venus, bringing mysterious visitors and threats in this classic science fiction tale.
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A new planet, Xenephrene, appears between Earth and Venus, bringing mysterious visitors and threats in this classic science fiction tale.
First serialized in argosy All-Story Weekly, in 1928, then published as an Ace paperback in 1964 (Ace F-313). ... Raymond King Cummings. His career resulted in some 750 novels and short stories, using also the pen names Ray King, Gabrielle Cummings
will contain mild spoilers
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Alien invasion clashes, heat-ray weapons, deserted cities; pulp-era non-graphic peril
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No LGBTQ+ representation depicted
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No fantasy magic; sci-fi dimensional ray concepts only
No real-world occult content; evil entities framed as sci-fi
Recurring themes of societal decadence, public apathy, and political crisis response
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Brief murderess subplot used to signal social decay; non-graphic
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