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With the Night Mail: A Story of 2000 A.D. / (Together with extracts from the comtemporary magazine in which it appeared)

by Rudyard Kipling

★3.0/5
FictionScience FictionShort Stories
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Reprint of Kipling's delightful science fiction tale, first written in 1904, imagining a then-impossible overnight air flight from London to Canada, which takes place in December of the year 2000. Includes selections from the fictional air flight magazine in which Kipling described the risks, prices and social comedy of a flying world. Great gift for Kipling fans, science fiction readers, and anyone interested in the historical imagination.

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