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Simon Jeannin
About this listen
Qui est Silas Coade ? Où se trouve-t-il ? Et quand ?
Un médecin, sans doute, à bord de la goélette Demeter, à l’orée du XIXe siècle, perdu dans les eaux norvégiennes en quête d’un Édifice dont il ignore tout ? Ou plutôt à la fin de ce même siècle, non loin du pôle Sud, sur la trace de ce même Édifice, prêt à rejouer un désastre annoncé ? À moins qu’il ne soit dans les entretoises d’un dirigeable, quelques dizaines d’années plus tard, en route pour le cœur de la Terre, sur la piste, toujours, de cette structure cyclopéenne mystérieuse ?
Silas Coade est médecin, et il se peut qu’il ne cesse de mourir à jamais, ici, là ou ailleurs... À moins d’envisager l’inenvisageable, et d’affronter l’impensable.
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