Science Fiction Classics

by Various, Arthur Conan Doyle, H.G. Wells

Sci-Fi Classics compiles two works by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Lost World and The Poison Belt, with two stories by H.G. Wells, The Valley of Spiders and The Crystal Egg. Experience classic science fiction with the fathers of the genre, and experience the mysteries and wonders of science that shroud these stories. With 8 cassettes, this audio box set allows the time-pressed reader to enjoy these classics at their own convenience - on the road, or relaxing at home. The Lost World (Unabridged)
Professor George Edward Challenger is certain that dinosaurs still roam the earth, and he is willing to prove it. Accompanied by Malone and several faithful and trusty servants, Challenger travels into the heart of the South American jungle, where he discovers more than what he originally thought existed... Sir Arthur Conan Doyle The Valley of Spiders (Unabridged)
The hunt for a young girl leads her pursuers into a remote mountain valley, inhabited by a race of giant spiders. H.G. Wells The Poison Belt (Unabridged)
A poisonous gas cloud looms over the skies, and it is up to Professor George Edward Challenger to prove that the cloud is an ominous threat to the existence of the human race. From the author of the famous Sherlock Holmes detective series, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle weaves a classic science fiction tale that is a timeless feature in the genre. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle The Crystal Egg (Unabridged)
The crystal egg holds a mysterious secret that the owner refuses to reveal. He is willing to risk everything in order to keep the secret within the egg concealed... H.G. Wells

Audio Cassette

Published July 1, 2001

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