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Voyage to Faremido
''Voyage to Faremido'' (Hungarian: ''Utazás Faremidóba'', 1916)〔The English and Esperanto titles are literal translations of the Hungarian title. The novel is sometimes published together with ''Capillaria'', which recounts Gulliver's sixth journey, in a combined edition. A German edition places the two together under the title: ''The New Travels of Lemuel Gulliver'' (German: ''Die neuen Reisen des Lemuel Gulliver''). The two novels are distinct, however, and have little in common.〕 is an utopian-satirical novel by Frigyes Karinthy. Written as a further adventure of Lemuel Gulliver of ''Gulliver's Travels'', it recounts the story of a WWI pilot who crashes on a planet of inorganic beings. Their ideal society is contrasted with that of the contemporary world.
== Plot summary ==
The novel describes the adventures of a pilot who loses his way and comes to a world inhabited by intelligent beings that consist of inorganic materials (thus having a superficial similarity to robots). They help the protagonist to see the beauty of their world and also help him to return home. The closing chapters elaborate that these beings not only understand the secrets of nature, but they are the secret of nature themselves — they are nature personified.
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