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Invertebrata Enigmatica: Giant Spiders, Dangerous Insects, and Other Strange Invertebrates in Classic Science Fiction and FantasyOrder through Amazon Chad Arment, editor If you are in New Zealand, South Africa, China, Japan, most of Europe, and many other countries, you can order this book from BookDepository in the UK, and get free shipping. |
Bugs in Sci-Fi/FantasyIntelligent ants with their own civilizations, killer moths, apocalyptic bees, mind-bending butterflies, supernatural spiders, giant arachnids, and many more... Several of the tales are of interest to connoiseurs of cryptofiction. One example, The Gold-Seekers, is a take on Herodotus' story of the gold-digging ants. Another, The Captivity of the Professor, includes more fantastic elements (sophisticated ants), but can readily be noted as a direct influence on H. G. Wells' classic, The Empire of the Ants. |
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| The Sphinx (1846), Edgar Allan Poe The Blue Beetle: A Confession (1856), A. G. Gray, Jr. The Strong Spider (1869), Henry Abbey The Queen of the Bees (1876, tr.), Erckmann-Chatrian The Crab Spider (1893, tr.), Erckmann-Chatrian A Moth-Genus Novo (1895), H. G. Wells The Purple Emperor (1897), Robert W. Chambers The Messenger (1897), Robert W. Chambers The Captivity of the Professor (1901), A. Lincoln Green The Valley of the Spiders (1903), H. G. Wells The Ash-Tree (1904), M. R. James The Great White Moth (1904), Fred M. White The Green Spider (1904), Sax Rohmer The Empire of the Ants (1905), H. G. Wells The Lace Designers (1907), Don Mark Lemon The Feather Pillow (1907), Horacio Quiroga Caterpillars (1912), E. F. Benson The Golden Fly (1912), Algernon Blackwood The Red Spider (1915), H. B. Holt An Egyptian Hornet (1915), Algernon Blackwood The Spider (1915), Hans Heinz Ewers The Eggs of the Silver Moon (1915), Robert W. Chambers The Blue Cockroach (1919), Edward Heron-Allen The Gold-Seekers (1920), Al Khanzir The Spectre Spiders (1921), William J. Wintle The Eggs from Lake Tanganyika (1926), Curt Siodmak Mive (1928), Carl Jacobi The Worm (1929), David H. Keller Vampires of the Desert (1929), A. Hyatt Verrill The Bees from Borneo (1931), Will H. Gray |
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Speculative Fiction (Science Fiction, Fantasy, Cryptofiction) Beyond the Great South Wall | Time Travel Stories | Killer Plant Stories | Sign of the Spider | Egyptian SciFi/Fantasy | PYM | |
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