An Antarctic Mystery

Jules Verne

Summary

An Antarctic Mystery, a 1897 novel penned by the renowned French author Jules Verne, is a captivating adventure that unfolds in the icy and enigmatic landscapes of Antarctica. As a sequel to Edgar Allan Poe's "The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket," Verne's narrative takes readers on a thrilling voyage with the daring Captain Len Guy and his crew, who set out to solve the mysteries surrounding the fate of Pym's ill-fated expedition.

Available since: 10/31/2023.

Print length: 250 pages.

Contemporary Fiction

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