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Remember reading this with fondness from when I was younger, and it's held up about as well as can be expected.
Philip Jose Farmer's retelling/reworking/pastiche Tarzan Alive: A Definitive Biography of Lord Greystoke is interesting, but it's hard to tell if it didn't go far enough, or it went too far. It does do a good job of tidying up some of the coincidences and insconsistencies and so forth though. (and apparently there is another retelling, Wild by Alex Mallory, a YA from 2014).
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