010 - The Crisis part 2

from Sea Lady · host H. G. Wells

Dive into the enchanting world of The Sea Lady, a captivating novel by H. G. Wells. Serialized between July and December 1901 in Pearsons Magazine and later published by D. Appleton and Co. in 1902, this tale follows a mermaid who ventures onto the shores of Edwardian England. With her unique knowledge of the world gleaned from literature lost to the sea and the support of newfound human friends, she embarks on a journey to integrate into the genteel society of her time.

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