About this book
George Griffith’s Angel of the Revolution announces a daring vision of the near future where invention and insurrection collide. A landmark of Victorian science fiction, this adventurous war story charts the clash between explosive new technologies and the old empires that fear them. Written in the fevered atmosphere of 1890s invasion literature, Griffith’s debut imagines airborne fleets, terrifying weaponry, and a revolutionary movement that upends the rules of 19th-century geopolitics.
Part adventure, part political fable, Angel of the Revolution blends fast-paced action with speculative engineering and social critique. Griffith explores themes of technological progress, imperial hubris, and the moral ambiguities of rebellion without spoiling the novel’s surprises. The prose evokes the era’s anxieties and ambitions, making the book both a gripping thriller and a revealing artifact of late-Victorian imagination.
Ideal for listeners who love classic science fiction, historical adventure, and military speculative fiction, this audiobook will appeal to fans of H. G. Wells, Jules Verne, and anyone intrigued by early visions of aerial warfare and revolutionary change. Press play for a spirited, thought-provoking ride through a prophetic tale of invention and upheaval.
