The Girl in the Golden Atom

Description

A chemist examines a golden ring using a microscope, he then uncovers a sub-atomic sphere. Through his scrutiny of this sphere, he meets a pretty lady. After exploring on chemicals that makes him microscopic or enormous in size, the chemist, along with his 3 friends make a trip through this little atomic world.

The Girl in the Golden Atom consists of: A Universe in an Atom; Into the Ring; After Forty-eight Hours; Lylda; The World in the Ring; Strategy and Kisses; A Modern Gulliver; “I Must Go Back”; After Five Years; Testing the Drugs; The Escape of the Drug; The Start; Perilous Ways; Strange Experiences; The Valley of the Scratch; The Pit of Darkness; The Welcome of the Master; The Chemist and His Son; The City of Arite; The World of the Ring; A Life Worth Living; The Trial; Lylda’s Plan; Lylda Acts; The Escape of Targo; The Abduction; Aura; The Attack on the Palace; On the Lake; Word Music; The Palace of Orlog; An Ant-hill Outraged; The Rescue of Loto; The Decision; Good-bye to Arite; The Fight in the Tunnels; A Combat of Titans; Lost in Size; A Modern Dinosaur; The Adventurers’ Return; and The First Christmas.

Ray Cummings born as Raymond King Cummings, was an American writer of science fiction, ranked as among the “founding fathers of the science fiction pulp genre”.

Ray associated with Thomas Edison as a private assistant and technical author from 1914 to 1919. His most ultimately celebrated novel was The Girl in the Golden Atom issued in 1922, which was a combination of a short tale by the alike name issued in 1919 – where Ray merged the thought of Fitz James O’Brien’s The Diamond Lens with H. G. Wells’s The Time Machine – and a follow up, The People of the Golden Atom, issued in 1920. His profession developed into about 750 novels and short tales, under also the fictitious names Ray King, Gabrielle Cummings, and Gabriel Wilson.
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