The Absolute at Large

The Absolute at Large"One of the genuine masterpieces of sci fi." R. D. Mullen In this satirical and enduringly relevant work of science fiction, the acclaimed Czech author Karel apek offers a prescient fable of the benefits and dangers of atomic power. Originally published in 1922, the story is set in a then futuristic Czechoslovakia of 1943, in which an inventor develops the Karburator, a device with the potential to provide abundant low cost energy. But the reactor's

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culminating in a double murder perpetrated by the devious Professor Moriarty