Lost civilizations and anomalous archaeology

Atlantida

by Pierre Benoît, Mary Ross (Translator) & Mary Van Arsdale Tongue (Translator)

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Language: English
Content type: Fiction

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"Atlantida" by Pierre Benoit is a fantasy novel published in 1919. Set in the French Algerian Sahara in 1896, the story follows two officers investigating missing comrades. They are captured and brought before Queen Antinea, a descendant of Atlantis's rulers, who keeps her lovers preserved in wall niches—currently fifty-three of one hundred twenty. As one officer falls under her spell and commits murder, the tale explores obsession, betrayal, and survival in a desert kingdom ruled by an immortal queen. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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