Cover of The Doom of London by Fred M. White

The Doom of London by Fred M. White

The editor of The Daily Chat wonders why he came in at all, thermometer at 11 degrees and falling, the first sign of the Arctic winter that will grip London in the Four White Days.

First published 1903 1900s English Hard SFPost-Apocalyptic

Fred M. White's 1903-04 collection gathers linked disaster tales of catastrophes befalling London. Vivid, alarmist, prophetic. Read it for a pioneering series of urban-catastrophe stories, killer cold, poisonous fog, plague, and fire, that imagined the great modern city undone by disaster, decades ahead of the genre.

In its time
Published in 1903, during the 1900s, the scientific romance.
Reading it
2 hr 43 min read (a novel-length work, settle in).
Illustrated by
Warwick Goble

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