Melbourne and Mars

Melbourne and Mars (1889) is an Australian science fiction novel by Joseph Fraser. It tells the story of a sick man named Jacobs who starts having visions in his sleep, which turns out to be a telepathic link between him and a child called Charlie Frankston, his other self on Mars, who lives in a technological utopia.

/Chapter 1/ — Autobiographical

/Chapter 2/ — Mother's Journey

/Chapter 3/ — Youth and Early Manhood

/Chapter 4/ — Strange Dreams

/Chapter 5/ — School Days

/Chapter 6/ — Gaston's Class

/Chapter 7/ — Bertrand's School of Mechanics

/Chapter 8/ — My Discovery

/Chapter 9/ — My Use of the Freedom

/Chapter 10/ — My Journeyings

/Chapter 11/ — Mars and Malthus

/Chapter 12/ — More Wonders

/Chapter 13/ — To the Metropolis. Sidonia

/Chapter 14/ — The Earthborn's Club

/Chapter 15/ — In the North

/Chapter 16/ — Life in Sidonia. Consciousness

/Chapter 17/ — A Marriage

/Chapter 18/ — A Betrothal. Conclusion