Invasion of the Sea

Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century imperial ambitions, the narrative explores the implications of creating a man-made sea in the Sahara Desert. This ambitious project threatens the nomadic lifestyle of local Islamic tribes, leading to conflict. The story delves into environmental, cultural, and political issues, culminating in a dramatic natural disaster that resolves the tensions. This edition is enhanced with scholarly notes, appendices, and original illustrations, providing deeper insights into Verne's vision and themes.