Sounded ID: 9798823496674
ISBN: 9798823496674
Publication Date: December 07, 2023
Publisher: Author's Republic
Language: English
Author Name: Jules Verne
Narrator Name: Tad Davis
The men who fired a projectile From the Earth to the Moon are back, this time with an even more outrageous idea. Convinced that there are massive coal deposits at the North Pole, they want to tilt the axis of the earth enough to melt the ice cap. They see fortunes to be made; the rest of the world sees devastation and destruction. It’s one of Verne’s strongest satires about corporate greed and the evils of unregulated industrialization.
There are few complete and accurate translations of the novel available in English. Ron Miller, illustrator, space artist, and Verne expert, has taken an...
The men who fired a projectile From the Earth to the Moon are back, this time with an even more outrageous idea. Convinced that there are massive coal deposits at the North Pole, they want to tilt the axis of the earth enough to melt the ice cap. They see fortunes to be made; the rest of the world sees devastation and destruction. It’s one of Verne’s strongest satires about corporate greed and the evils of unregulated industrialization.
There are few complete and accurate translations of the novel available in English. Ron Miller, illustrator, space artist, and Verne expert, has taken an anonymous 19th century translation and updated and expanded it to restore the omitted passages. Verne’s sardonic sense of humor has never been more in evidence. The novel is narrated by Tad Davis, who has previously narrated three other Verne novels, including the Moon novel that precedes this one.
# | Title | Duration |
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1. | 000 Opening Credits |
0 mins 17 secs |
2. | 001 Document of the NPPA |
26 mins 05 secs |
3. | 002 Delegates Presented |
34 mins 12 secs |
4. | 003 Arctic Regions Sold |
25 mins 00 secs |
5. | 004 Old Acquaintances |
16 mins 39 secs |
6. | 005 Coal Mines at the North Pole |
16 mins 43 secs |
7. | 006 Telephone Communication |
24 mins 23 secs |
8. | 007 President Barbicane Speaks |
25 mins 53 secs |
9. | 008 Just Like Jupiter |
11 mins 02 secs |
10. | 009 French Deus Ex Machina |
12 mins 26 secs |
11. | 010 A Little Uneasiness |
19 mins 14 secs |
12. | 011 Notebook of JT Maston |
16 mins 08 secs |
13. | 012 Maston Continues To Be Silent |
18 mins 18 secs |
14. | 013 Maston Utters an Epigram |
19 mins 40 secs |
15. | 014 The Unknown Becomes Known |
1 mins 36 secs |
16. | 015 A Few Interesting Details |
18 mins 57 secs |
17. | 016 A Crowd of Dissatisfied People |
10 mins 26 secs |
18. | 017 What Had Been Done At Kilimanjaro |
20 mins 29 secs |
19. | 018 Barbicane Says Fire! |
6 mins 05 secs |
20. | 019 JT Maston Regrets Not Being Lynched |
15 mins 43 secs |
21. | 020 The Story Is Finished |
13 mins 59 secs |
22. | 021 Very Short |
1 mins 31 secs |
23. | 998 Topsy Turvy |
3 mins 39 secs |
24. | 998a Note on the Text |
1 mins 16 secs |
25. | 999 Closing Credits |
0 mins 33 secs |