"Fluctuations in solar radiation have caused the icecaps to melt and the seas to rise. Nature is on the rampage. London has been transformed into a primeval swamp, and within its submerged landscape giant lizards, dragonflies and insects compete for dominance. Human fertility is in decline and buildings sink beneath waters infested with decaying matter. Into this wasteland a group of intrepid scientists venture to record the flora and fauna of this new Triassic Age. Soon ghostly voices haunt their waking and nightmares permeate their sleep."--BOOK JACKET.
J.G. Ballard
J.G. Ballard was a British author known for his novel "Empire of the Sun," inspired by his experiences during World War II. His distinctive literary style blends dystopian themes with surreal imagery, influencing a generation of speculative fiction writers. Ballard's work explores the psychological effects of modern technology and urban environments.
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