Author: A. Merritt
Abraham Merritt (1884–1943), who wrote as A. Merritt, was one of the most successful and influential proto-sf writers of the pulp era. He is best remembered today for his novels The Moon Pool (1919), The Ship of Ishtar (1924), The Face in the Abyss (1931), and Dwellers in the Mirage (1932). His stories’ suggestion that lost races, ancient technologies, and other far-out phenomena were waiting to be discovered beneath the surface of everyday modern life were a major influence on Lovecraft and his circle.
THE MOON POOL (14)
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Never had I seen a woman so beautiful as was Yolara of the Dweller’s city.
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We were racing, dropping, hurling at a frightful speed — where?
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I stretched out a shaking hand and touched the surface of the slab.
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