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Intermere

    William Alexander Taylor's Intermere is a Victorian science fiction and classic fantasy novel. It deals with utopias.

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    About Intermere

    "Intermere" by William Alexander Taylor is a science fiction novel written in the early 20th century. The narrative follows Giles Henry Anderton, a journalist and American tourist, who finds himself mysteriously transported to the utopian land of Intermere after his ship is lost at sea. This realm boasts advanced technologies and a unique society founded on principles of equality and cooperation. The opening of the novel introduces Anderton's harrowing experience aboard the ill-fated Mistletoe, which succumbs to disaster amidst a storm. After this calamity, he awakens to discover he is aboard a marvelously designed vessel called a Merocar, sailing through the tranquil waters of Intermere. He meets the first citizen, Xamas, who welcomes him and begins to enlighten him about the extraordinary civilization, its governing philosophy, and its emphasis on labor, justice, and collective well-being. As Anderton navigates this new world filled with breathtaking landscapes and innovative technologies, he begins to ponder the deeper meanings of life and the potential for human achievement when guided by wisdom rather than greed.
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    Themes, setting & tropes

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    • Utopias
    • Utopian fiction

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    Who wrote Intermere?

    Intermere was written by William Alexander Taylor.

    What genre is Intermere?

    It is usually shelved as Victorian Science Fiction and Classic Fantasy.

    Is Intermere free to read?

    Yes. It is in the public domain in the United States and can be read free on Project Gutenberg in EPUB, Kindle and HTML formats.

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