Frank Reade, Jr By Luis Senarens and "Noname"Frank Reade, Jr. was a fictional teen-age, steampunk, inventor-hero of the late 19th century. He starred in at least 179 action dime novels. His father was featured in only four novels, and relied on steam power. Frank Jr. turned to electricity and invented about every kind of land, see and air vehicle you can imagine, including electric robots. In one story, he even ventured accidentally into space. Frank's mother, Mary, is introduced in one of his stories. His wife, Emilie, son Frank III, and daughter Kate show up from time to time, as well. No matter the title, you can depend upon Frank and his sidekicks to provide fast-paced tales of adventure on, over and under land and sea. Frank Reade, Jr By Luis Senarens and "Noname"

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Luis Senarens' 'Frank Reade, Jr., and his new steam man; or, the young inventor's trip to the far west' is a captivating adventure novel that follows the journey of a young inventor and his steam-powered robot in the American Wild West. Written in a fast-paced and engaging style, the book is a prime example of 19th-century dime novel literature, popularized for its thrilling escapades and technological innovations. Readers can expect a mix of action, suspense, and exploration as the protagonists navigate the untamed landscape of the frontier. Senarens' attention to detail and vivid descriptions bring the story to life, making it an immersive read for fans of classic adventure tales. Luis Senarens, a prolific writer of dime novels, was known for his imaginative storytelling and ability to capture the spirit of his time. His fascination with technology and adventure shines through in 'Frank Reade, Jr., and his new steam man,' showcasing his creativity and literary talent. This book serves as a testament to Senarens' enduring legacy as a pioneer in popular fiction, influencing generations of readers and writers alike. I recommend 'Frank Reade, Jr., and his new steam man' to anyone interested in classic adventure literature, steam-powered inventions, or the thrill of the Wild West. Senarens' work offers a unique glimpse into the past while delivering a timeless tale of daring exploits and innovation.

Frank Reade and His Steam Horse is a set of short stories by Luis Senarens. Contents: Putting the "Animile" Together Barney in Ireland The Race The Prairie League The Running Fight on the Plains Midnight Deviltry The Rescue and more.

A fictional biography of the inventing and exploring Reade family, who travel the world and seek adventure with their helicopter airships, submarines, and robots.

Originally published in 1892, "Frank Reade, Jr., and His New Steam Man" tells the thrilling story of a young inventor who uses his latest invention to help prove a man's innocence. He teams up with the cavalry and justice-loving vigilantes to outsmart wily Indians and back-stabbing cowboys. This tale from the dime-novel era of American novels provides a window into American attitudes about race, class, and gender--and it's also just plain fun! At one time, Frank Reade, and his son, Frank Reade Jr., were two of the most beloved American characters. Today they can be seen as proto-steampunk.

Luis Senarens' thrilling novel, 'Frank Reade, Jr., With His New Steam Man in Central America', showcases a fascinating mix of science fiction and adventure. Set against the backdrop of Central America, Senarens' literary style is characterized by fast-paced action, vivid descriptions, and an imaginative portrayal of futuristic technology. Written in the late 19th century, this book provides a unique insight into the era's fascination with steam-powered inventions and exploration of uncharted territories. The engaging narrative will captivate readers with its blend of excitement and creativity. Senarens' work stands out as a precursor to the science fiction genre, influencing many future authors in the field. His ability to blend scientific innovation with thrilling escapades makes this book a standout in the literary canon. Readers interested in early science fiction and tales of daring exploits will find 'Frank Reade, Jr., With His New Steam Man in Central America' a thrilling and enlightening read.