The Amphibian Man. Ariel

Alexander Romanovich Belyaev (1884—1942) — a classic of Russian science fiction and adventure novels. The book includes two works.
The novel «The Amphibian Man» tells the story of an Argentine surgeon, Salvatore, who, in a struggle to save a child's life,... transplants the gills of a young shark, allowing the boy to survive and gain the ability to live underwater. Thus, Ichtandrus is born — the amphibian man.
The main character of the novel «Ariel» is a young Englishman, Aurelius Galton, the heir to a wealthy lord, an orphan who is placed by his guardians in an Indian religious school called «Dandarath». There, they train people with unique abilities: fakirs, mediums, clairvoyants. An experiment is proposed on the boy that allows him to learn to fly.

Author: БЕЛЯЕВ А.Р.

Printhouse: Eksmo

Series: World Literature

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2023

ISBN: 9785041871895

Number of pages: 384

Size: 206x133x25 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 310 g

ID: 1540535

Alexander Romanovich Belyaev (1884—1942) — a classic of Russian science fiction and adventure novels. The book includes two works.
The novel «The Amphibian Man» tells the story of an Argentine surgeon, Salvatore, who, in a struggle to save a child's life, transplants the gills of a young shark, allowing the boy to survive and gain the ability to live underwater. Thus, Ichtandrus is born — the amphibian man.
The main character of the novel «Ariel» is a young Englishman, Aurelius Galton, the heir to a wealthy lord, an orphan who is placed by his guardians in an Indian religious school called «Dandarath». There, they train people with unique abilities: fakirs, mediums, clairvoyants. An experiment is proposed on the boy that allows him to learn to fly.

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