picke dthis up on a lark; Wildcat Books pretty much sells nothing but stuff I want in my collection, and although I'd never heard of C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne before now, I figured, hey, somebody loves it enough to unearth this ancient tome and print it. The books turned out to be a lot of fun, surprisingly well-written for an author who doesn't get as much attention as other more popular turn-of-the-century noteworthies, and is indeed probably the best adventure yarn in Atlantis I've read since lin Carter's novel "The Black Star." I'll be looking around for further reprints of Hyne as a result. Fans of weird adventure, pulps, and lost world fiction should check this out.