Adam Fyda Boeken

Set in late 19th century London, the narrative unfolds against a backdrop of intrigue as a series of mysterious suicides plague the upper class. This unsettling phenomenon captures the attention of society, prompting a deeper exploration of the hidden struggles and pressures faced by the elite. As the story delves into the lives of those affected, it reveals dark secrets and the societal expectations that may drive individuals to despair. The novel weaves a compelling tale of mystery, class, and the human condition.

In 1932, two years after the first Antarctic expedition, a second expedition sets off. Before the expedition leaves, a stranger gives a notebook to the director of the cruise Howard Pym - who is a professor at the University of Miskatonic - asking him to read it before they reach Antarctica. Preoccupied with the voyage ahead, he forgets about it.