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In The Murderer of the World (1910), Gaston de Wailly imagined that the Earth is a living being, whose surface we inhabit as parasites. Moved by revenge against the "evil beast" which destroyed his family, a mad scientist schemes to literally murder the world by striking one of its vital organs.
The novel may seem primitive to a modern eye but its mind-boggling scope and action-packed plot gives it a certain reckless bravado
Cover by Henri Thiriet
Published by Black Coat Press in June 2015
ISBN: 978-1-61227-408-9
