La Mort de la Terre, roman, suivi de contes
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Wikipedia page about this book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Mort_de_la_Terre Wikipedia page about this book: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Mort_de_la_Terre Release date is 2018-08-13
La Mort de la Terre -- Le Hanneton -- La Mère -- La Petite Aventure -- Mon Ennemi -- En Angleterre -- Le Dormeur -- Dans le Néant -- La Bataille -- Le Condamné à mort -- Histoires de Bêtes -- Un Soir -- L'Alligator -- L'Oncle Antoine -- Au Fond des bois -- Le Sauveteur -- Le Clou -- La Plus Belle Mort -- Le Mage rustique -- Le Vieux Biffin -- La Boucherie des lions -- Les Pommes de terre sous la cendre -- Le Dormeur -- Le Quinquet -- La Bonne Blague -- La Jeune Saltimbanque -- L'Avare -- La Fille du Menuisier -- La Marchande de fleurs -- Après le naufrage -- Le Sauvetage de Népomucène -- Le Lion et le Taureau -- Des ailes!
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"La Mort de la Terre, roman, suivi de contes" by J.-H. Rosny aîné is a science fiction novel published in 1910. In a distant future, Earth has become a vast desert, drained by human exploitation. The last surviving communities limit births and practice euthanasia as water disappears. Targ, among the final humans willing to fight for survival, searches desperately for water and new lands. Meanwhile, a mysterious new species—the Ferromagnétaux, beings part-living and part-mineral—thrives on humanity's ruins, signaling a dramatic shift in Earth's dominant reign. (This is an automatically generated summary.)