A Voyage to Arcturus
11 hrs. 53 min.
Language
Russian
Author
David Lindsay
Author
David Lindsay
Narrator
Andrey Novokreshchenov
Narrator
Andrey Novokreshchenov
Description
A unique novel in which the main character sets off on a philosophical journey to a mysterious planet—perfect for those who value complex stories and deep ideas.
David Lindsay (1876–1945) is a Scottish science fiction author whose work gained popularity after his death in 1968, thanks to the reprint of his book “A Voyage to Arcturus” in the well-known “Sign of the Unicorn” series. This multi-layered work features a traveler from Earth who encounters riddles of a foreign planet and experiences changes in his perception of the world and in his personal beliefs. It has established itself as an enduring classic. The story of survival and loneliness in a world full of elusive meanings will be appealing to both newcomers and experienced connoisseurs of unusual narratives.
David Lindsay (1876–1945) is a Scottish science fiction author whose work gained popularity after his death in 1968, thanks to the reprint of his book “A Voyage to Arcturus” in the well-known “Sign of the Unicorn” series. This multi-layered work features a traveler from Earth who encounters riddles of a foreign planet and experiences changes in his perception of the world and in his personal beliefs. It has established itself as an enduring classic. The story of survival and loneliness in a world full of elusive meanings will be appealing to both newcomers and experienced connoisseurs of unusual narratives.
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