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The Zitidar (above) and the Thoat (below)Ī Calot (Barsoomian Watchdog) and His Red Man MasterĪrtists Conception of the Barsoomian Table of Linear Measurement The Avenue of Quays in Aaanthor (frontispiece) XI - 'Edgar Rice Burroughs': A Brief Biographical Sketch VIII - Quotations, Proverbs, and Expletives-From the Rich Heritage of Barsoom and the Pen of John Carter

VII - A General Barsoomian Glossary: Terms, Titles, Organizations, Games, Weapons, Buildings, Streets, Etc. VI - The Language, Religions, and Customs of Barsoom V Measurements - on Barsoom-Linear, Time, Monetary-and a List of Barsoomian Numbers IV - The Flora and Fauna of Barsoom, Including a Dictionary of Barsoomian Plants and Animals III - A Biography of Barsoom, Including a Dictionary of People, Past and Present, Whose Names Appear in the Barsoomian Sagas II - A Geography of Barsoom, Including a Gazetteer-Index and Hemispheric and Polar Maps of Its Surface I - A Brief History of Pre-Carter Barsoom Introduction to the 2012 edition by Mike Resnick Andrew Stanton (Director of Disney's 'John Carter' movie, LA Times) Print copies are extremely rare and expensive so we at ReAnimus Press are delighted that we can bring it back as an ebook. AND IT'S ALL HERE IN THE ONLY OFFICIAL GUIDE TO BARSOOMįully comprehensive, it is a masterpiece work by noted Barsoom scholar John Flint Roy, and illustrated by the esteemed Barsoom artist Neal MacDonald, including a Neal MacDonald cover. Maps of the North and South Poles of Barsoom, as well as of the planet's Western and Eastern Hemispheres

#Plant men of barsoom series

He added dauntless heros, beautiful maidens, evil villains and fearful monsters-all the ingredients necessary for a series of thrilling adventures on any world!įeaturing over two dozen illustrations, including He gave Mars a history, several phases of civilization and an assortment of religions. he peopled the planet with four different human races and one semihuman. Burroughs created a world of dead seabeds, towering mountains, polar ice caps, underground rivers.

the story of life and death, romance and tragedy on the Red Planet is undoubtedly one of the greatest series of all time. Over a period of thirty years, Burroughs wrote ten Martian tales. His account of fifteen-foot green men, eight-legged beasts, oviparous females, and swordswinging red men was an immediate success. When Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875-1950) wrote 'Dejah Thoris, A Princess of Mars,' in 1911, he had no idea that he was opening a new era in the science fiction field. THE OFFICIAL, DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO BARSOOMĬOME TO BARSOOM.

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