Science Fiction Novels
- În anul 4000 sau O călătorie la Venus (In the year 4000, or A trip to Venus, 1899, not to be confused with John Munro's A Trip to Venus, 1897)
- O tragedie cerească, Poveste astronomică (A Celestial Tragedy, An Astronomical Story, 1914)
- Puterea ştiinţei, sau Cum a fost omorât Răsboiul European, Poveste fantastică (The Power of Science, or How was the European War Killed, Fantasy Story, 1916)
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