Two Thousand Miles Below

Two Thousand Miles Below is a science fiction novel by Charles Willard Diffin, likely written in the early 20th century. The story follows mining engineer Dean Rawson as he seeks to harness geothermal energy from deep within the Earth, blending adventure with prehistoric elements. The narrative begins with Gor, a primitive man, who leads his tribe to escape a disaster, setting the stage for Rawson's journey through the Tonah Basin and his partnership with Smithy as they confront both natural and ancient dangers. The novel explores themes of survival, technology, and the clash between ancient legends and modern ambitions.