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The second novel in his classic trilogy, <b>Perelandra</b> appears again under its orginal and intended title. It tells of two men from Earth who plunge out of space and through the cloud belt on to Venus. One of them was a man possessed, an emissary of all evil. The other was a man driven by a terrible, yet inspiring mission. On the surface of the mysterious planet of Venus, Dr Ransom and his enemy were to meet in a titanic struggle to decide the destiny of a young and joyous world. C.S. Lewis' classic novels of the interplanetary travels and adventures of Dr Ransom - <b>Out of the Silent Planet</b>, <b>Perelandra</b> (Voyage to Venus) and <b>That Hideous Strength</b> - are published with the full text and original titling intended by the author for the first time in paperback with these new Pan editions. <i>Remarkable...a rare power of inventive imagination</i> - <b>The Times Literary Supplement</b> <i>The description of Venus, in its endless age of innocence, is delightful</i> - <b>The Listener</b>

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Perelandra, Clive Staples Lewis

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Released
1983
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Title
Perelandra
Language
English
Publisher
Pan Books
Released
1983
Format
Paperback
Pages
205
ISBN10
0330281593
ISBN13
9780330281591
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The second novel in his classic trilogy, <b>Perelandra</b> appears again under its orginal and intended title. It tells of two men from Earth who plunge out of space and through the cloud belt on to Venus. One of them was a man possessed, an emissary of all evil. The other was a man driven by a terrible, yet inspiring mission. On the surface of the mysterious planet of Venus, Dr Ransom and his enemy were to meet in a titanic struggle to decide the destiny of a young and joyous world. C.S. Lewis' classic novels of the interplanetary travels and adventures of Dr Ransom - <b>Out of the Silent Planet</b>, <b>Perelandra</b> (Voyage to Venus) and <b>That Hideous Strength</b> - are published with the full text and original titling intended by the author for the first time in paperback with these new Pan editions. <i>Remarkable...a rare power of inventive imagination</i> - <b>The Times Literary Supplement</b> <i>The description of Venus, in its endless age of innocence, is delightful</i> - <b>The Listener</b>