Inca-Pancho-Ozollo
Entry updated 12 September 2022. Tagged: Author.
Pseudonym of US architect, civil engineer and author Alfred Francis Sears (1826-1911), in Peru 1872-1880. His Lost Race novel, The Lost Inca: a Tale of Discovery in the Vale of the Inti-Mayu (1889) [for full title see Checklist below], carries its protagonist into the heart of Peru, where the descendants of Manco-Capac, last of the Incas – having escaped destruction at the hands of the white invaders – have created a Utopia that benefits from advanced Technology, many Inventions and improved modes of Transportation, the latter including a large boat powered by electricity, the batteries for which are recharged by what may be wind turbines. This Incan civilization proves capable of defending itself. [JC].
Alfred Francis Sears
born Boston, Massachusetts: 10 November 1826
died Portland, Oregon: 7 June 1911
works
- The Lost Inca: a Tale of Discovery in the Vale of the Inti-Mayu: By Inca-Pancho-Ozollo, A Member of the Family of the Reigning Capac-Inca-Huayna-Manco (New York: Cassell, 1889) [in the publisher's Cassell's Sunshine Series of Choice Fiction: hb/]
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