In Saturn's Realm, and Homeward Bound

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George Griffith, a notable British science fiction writer and explorer from the late Victorian and Edwardian era, is recognized for his visionary tales that often appeared in popular magazines before being published as novels. His works, while lacking scientific precision, are characterized by their energetic storytelling. Despite his popularity in the UK, his utopian socialist views hindered his success in the U.S. His most acclaimed work, The Angel of the Revolution: A Tale of the Coming Terror, showcases his unique approach to science fiction during his time.