Cromie, Robert (1856-1907)
Irish author of A Plunge Through Space1 (1890) which passed through many editions and laid the foundation for its author's fame as one of the pioneers of the interplanetary novel. After a flight, using antigravity, to Mars, the explorers come upon a utopian civilization in which the population has achieved zero growth, workdays are only two hours long, and the government is so perfect that there is no need for politicians!
Reference
- Cromie, Robert. A Plunge Through Space. London: Frederick Warne (1890).
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science fiction involving extraterrestrials up to 1900
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