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Edgar Rice Burroughs

Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875 - 1950) was born in Chicago, the son of a Civil War veteran. A prolific writer for the early pulp magazines, he is best remembered as the creator of Tarzan and for his Martian tales featuring John Carter.

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A Princess of Mars

Fast, Fun, & Exciting

by brian m, Sep 25, 2012

I saw the movie John Carter and found the idea intriguing. So I picked up this book and Wow what a Great Fun read! The story is fairly simple and straight forward, but Burroughs has a Great gift for ... read more
Synthetic Men of Mars

Read it just for fun!

by Peter P, Mar 24, 2011

Your kids will love these tall tale fantasy stories too! read more
A Fighting Man of Mars

ERB does It Again

by bookishwench, Aug 30, 2010

Burroughs adds to the romance of Barsoom with a new hero, Tan Hadron, fighting his way across Mars alongside a slave-turned-swordswoman, in an attempt to rescue a kidnapped noblewoman and destroy the ... read more

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