While searching for his missing father, Anthony Julian embarks on a terrifying journey into the Earth’s interior. There he discovers a subterranean world, where descendants of the Roman Army suffer under a totalitarian regime in which individualism is completely obliterated by telepathic means. Refusing to join this rigidly controlled society, Anthony must fight to save his father and find a route to the surface – or perish.
First published in 1935, the genre-transcending political and psychological themes of Land Under England put it far ahead of its time.
First published in 1935, the genre-transcending political and psychological themes of Land Under England put it far ahead of its time.
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