La Princesse des airs (10/18 [i.e. Dix/dix-huit] ; 1075-1076) (French Edition)

Dive into a thrilling adventure with "La Princesse des airs (10/18 [i.e. Dix/dix-huit] ; 1075-1076) (French Edition)" by Gustave Le Rouge, a captivating work of early science fiction that will transport you to a world of daring aerial exploits and mysterious princesses. Published in 1976 by Union Gnrale d'ditions as part of their esteemed 10/18 series, this paperback edition offers a convenient and affordable way to experience Le Rouge's visionary storytelling. Gustave Le Rouge (1867-1938) was a prolific French author who, alongside contemporaries like Jules Verne and Albert Robida, helped shape the landscape of science fiction and adventure literature. While perhaps not as widely recognized today as Verne, Le Rouge's works possess a unique charm, characterized by his bold imagination, thrilling plots, and a distinct proto-science fiction sensibility. He was known for his imaginative narratives, often featuring advanced technology and fantastical settings, reflecting the scientific advancements and societal changes of his time. "La Princesse des airs" exemplifies these qualities. "La Princesse des airs" (The Princess of the Air) plunges readers into a whirlwind of high-flying escapades and secret identities. While details of the plot are scarce without diving into the text itself, Le Rouge's works are known for their fast-paced action, intricate mysteries, and strong female characters. Expect a story filled with daring rescues, inventive flying machines, and a quest to uncover the true identity and motivations of the enigmatic "Princess of the Air." Considering Le Rouge's other works, one can anticipate that the narrative involves more than just a damsel in distress and likely encompasses themes of technological innovation, societal intrigue, and perhaps even a touch of social commentary. This French Edition, published by Union Gnrale d'ditions within the popular 10/18 series, provides an accessible way for French-speaking readers and students of French literature to enjoy Le Rouge's captivating prose in its original language. The 10/18 series was known for its focus on popular fiction and accessible literature, making this edition a perfect choice for those seeking an engaging read without the complexities of academic editions. Whether you are a long-time fan of early science fiction, a student of French literature, or simply looking for a thrilling adventure story, "La Princesse des airs" promises an unforgettable journey. This paperback edition, weighing approximately 200 grams, is easy to carry and enjoy on the go. Don't miss your chance to discover the imaginative world of Gustave Le Rouge and experience the excitement of "La Princesse des airs." Secure your copy today and prepare for takeoff!