The Conjurer of Venus

"The Conjurer of Venus" by Conan T. Troy is a science fiction novel written in the early 1950s. Set on the planet Venus, the story revolves around the mysterious phenomena surrounding the Dreaming Rooms, where humans and Venusians engage in shared dreaming experiences that reveal secrets and deep desires. The narrative follows Johnny Johnson, a prominent Earth scientist, as he navigates a perilous world filled with intrigue, deception, and the quest for knowledge beyond the stars. The plot centers around Johnson's mission to find a fellow scientist, Martin, who has vanished on Venus, seemingly entangled in the clandestine workings of the Dreaming Rooms and their enigmatic master, the Dreamer Unger. Johnson encounters the alluring Vee Vee, who complicates his journey with her connection to Martin and her own secrets. As tensions rise, they are thrust into action when Venusians become hostile, eliciting a frantic escape alongside revelations of the profound power of dreams and floating—a tantalizing glimpse into the possibilities of space travel. The story culminates in a powerful exchange between Johnson and Unger, revealing the intertwined fates of humans and Venusians and their shared aspirations for the future. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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