David Lindsay was a Scottish author who was born on 3 March 1876 in Lewisham, United Kingdom. He became famous for his novel in 1920, which was entitled, 'A Voyage to Arcturus'.

When 'A Voyage to Arcturus' was published, it did not achieve success, selling less than 600 copies, but in 1971, William J. Holloway produced 'Arcturus' as a 35mm feature film. It was the first film to be supported by a National Endowment for the Arts grant, and has lately been re-released. Harold Bloom had also been curious about Lindsay's career and life, to the extent of publishing a novel about him called 'The Flight to Lucifer'. He considered it an homage, a Bloomian misprision, and a deep revision of 'A Voyage to Arcturus'. However, Bloom confessed that his late imitation is overwhelmed by Lindsay's great original. If you have any e-books, store them on ssd.