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Robert Heymann
1879-1946
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Books by Robert Heymann
Golgatalta Roomaan: Historiallinen romaani
"Golgatalta Roomaan: Historiallinen romaani" by Robert Heymann is a historical novel written in the early 20th century. The narrative appears to explore the intricate power dynamics of ancient Rome, focusing on the personal and political struggles of its characters. At the center of the story are Oktavia and Junius Silanus, caught in a tumultuous relationship against the backdrop of political intrigue, betrayal, and the machinations of powerful figures like Agrippina. The opening of the novel introduces a poignant farewell between Oktavia and Silanus under the shadow of a grand grave marker along the Appian Way. As they whisper in the moonlight, Oktavia's tearful pleas for Silanus to stay alive amidst a brewing political storm highlight their deep love and the perils they face. The dialogue not only establishes their emotional connection but also hints at the broader historical context, with references to Roman emperors and the treacherous nature of court life as Agrippina seeks to secure her son Domitius Nero's ambitions. Silanus’s resolve to confront dangers for the sake of honor intertwines with Oktavia's desperate hope for their future, setting the stage for a gripping tale of love and political strife.
Der rote Komet Wunder der Zukunft. Romane aus dem dritten Jahrtausend. Band 2
"Der rote Komet" by Robert Heymann is a science fiction novel written in the early 20th century. The story is set in the year 2439 and revolves around Romulus Futurus, a renowned astronomer, and his friend John Crofton, as they uncover the mystery of a newly discovered comet that is influencing humanity in unexpected and chaotic ways. The book explores themes of passion, betrayal, and societal upheaval, particularly as characters grapple with the effects of this celestial phenomenon on their lives and relationships. The beginning of the novel introduces us to Romulus Futurus and John Crofton in a star observatory, where they discuss the ominous arrival of the red comet, which has enveloped the Earth in a peculiar crimson glow. As the comet approaches, it triggers a wave of mass hysteria and wild behavior across the globe, leading to increased violence and illicit activities. The narrative quickly shifts to the tension within Romulus's personal life, revealing strains in his marriage to Fabia, and a concerning love triangle develops with Crofton. This opening sets the tone for an intricate interplay between the astronomical and the personal, as characters' desires and ambitions come to the fore against the backdrop of impending cosmic chaos.