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Lumen — Camille Flammarion (Paperback) 

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A cosmic fantasia written by French astronomer Camille Flammarion in 1872, Lumen moves between reincarnation, time travel, the plurality of worlds, and the immortality of the soul. It’s science-mysticism at its most immersive—an astral-philosophical dialogue that shaped early science fiction and occult cosmology alike. This fascinating work is one of the first science fiction novels to describe alien life forms and is beloved for its imaginative reach. Flammarion bridges astronomy and metaphysics with effortless wonder.

Shipping January 2026

A cosmic fantasia written by French astronomer Camille Flammarion in 1872, Lumen moves between reincarnation, time travel, the plurality of worlds, and the immortality of the soul. It’s science-mysticism at its most immersive—an astral-philosophical dialogue that shaped early science fiction and occult cosmology alike. This fascinating work is one of the first science fiction novels to describe alien life forms and is beloved for its imaginative reach. Flammarion bridges astronomy and metaphysics with effortless wonder.

Camille Flammarion (1842–1925) was a French astronomer and influential populariser of nineteenth-century scientific thought. Trained at the Paris Observatory, he published widely on astronomy, meteorology, and cosmology, and became known for his ability to communicate complex scientific ideas to general audiences. Flammarion’s work frequently explored the intersections of empirical observation and metaphysical speculation, particularly concerning the survival of consciousness and the plurality of inhabited worlds. Originally written in French, Lumen (1872) stands as one of his most significant early attempts to merge scientific inquiry with philosophical reflection.

ISBN: 978-0-9756509-2-9
Publisher: Fauun
Published: 15 December 2025

156 Pages

H: 198mm x W129mm