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Old 11-03-2009, 06:32 PM   #52
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Since I was a kid in the early 60's I've been a fan of Edgar Rice Burroughs - the creator of Tarzan. His lesser know works deal with civilizations on Venus ( my favorite), Mars, Jupiter, the Jungle, Lost Continents, the inner world, the wild west and historical settings.

Some find is writing predictable and he certainly churned out the work. A lot of his work is in the public domain and available at Project Gutenberg.
MobileReader moderator HarryT has most of the Burroughs currently in the public domain available in the MobileRead ebooks section in omnibus anthology editions, including the Tarzan series, the Barsoom novels, and the Moon, Venus, and Pellucidar books. See https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sea...archid=2658600 for pointers.

Highly recommended. Harry does superb work.
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