The Land That Time Forgot: The Complete Lost World Adventure Classic Trilogy

"It was a land of stark, harsh reality... a land that time had forgotten."This giftable edition of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ pulp masterpiece features the Complete Caspak Trilogy in one volume, a newly designed collectible cover, professional formatting, and an original newly written afterword exploring the biological mystery of Caprona.Key Features:The Complete Trilogy: Includes the full text of The Land That Time Forgot, The People That Time Forgot, and Out of Time's Abyss.The Ultimate Pulp Adventure: A fast-paced blend of sci-fi, war thriller, and dinosaur action that defined the "Lost World" genre.Original Afterword: A newly-written comprehensive guide to "The Mystery of Caspak," analyzing Burroughs’ unique take on evolution and the "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny" theory.Enhanced Readability: Professionally formatted for a modern reading experience.Vintage Design: An ornate cover in deep emerald green, featuring the U-33 submarine approaching the dinosaur-filled shores of Caprona, beneath a smoking volcano.The Perfect Gift: An essential volume for fans of classic creature features.It begins with a manuscript found in a thermos bottle floating off the coast of Greenland.The year is 1916. Bowen Tyler, an American shipbuilder, is captured by a German U-Boat in the icy waters of the Atlantic. Through a series of daring mutinies and counter-mutinies, the Americans and Germans fight for control of the vessel. But their war becomes meaningless when the submarine drifts off course and discovers something impossible: a massive, volcanic continent surrounded by sheer cliffs in the South Pacific.They call it Caprona.Here, the laws of nature have gone mad. Dinosaurs still roam the earth. Pterodactyls swoop from the skies. And the human inhabitants seem to be evolving before their very eyes.Forced to form an uneasy alliance to survive, the crew of the U-33 must navigate a prehistoric nightmare where every bush hides a predator and evolution itself is a deadly trap.Enter the island where the past is always present. Read more