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The Lost Continent

Original Title: Beyond Thirty

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The Lost Continent

By: Edgar Rice Burroughs
Narrated by: Finn J.D. John
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It's AD 2137 - To civilized Americans, Europe exists only as a legend, an ancient mythic land, a civilization that went mad back in 1914 and tore itself to pieces in a blood-mad frenzy, forcing America to cut off all contact for its own protection. No American has seen Europe or any European for more than two centuries.

But now, a combination of bad weather and a subordinate's treachery forces Lieutenant Jefferson Turck of the Pan-American Navy across that line. He finds himself marooned at sea in a small boat, in which he makes his way to the nearest land. There he finds himself on the shore of a wild land teeming with savage tigers and primitive tribesmen - a land that was once called England....

©2014 Finn J.D. John (P)2015 Pulp-Lit Productions
Classics Fiction Science Fiction

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