41. Edgar Rice Burroughs Edgar Rice Burroughs (18751950) was an American author, best known for hiscreation of the jungle hero Tarzan. He was born in Chicago, Illinois and died in http://www.abacci.com/books/authorDetails.asp?authorID=143

42. Edgar Rice Burroughs, SciFiArchive.Com, Sci-Fi Books-by-Author Database, Copyrig Everything underlined, and all graphics are links. Click on any title for orderinginformation. Edgar Rice Burroughs. ( 18751950 ) http://scifiarchive.com/burrough.htm

Hi! You have arrived at one of the 700+ pages at the SciFiArchive Don't miss SciFiArchive Central at InStar artists magazines back to author list: A B C D ... Z SciFiArchive.Com, Sci-Fi Books-by-Author Database, last update 10/27/2003 Everything underlined, and all graphics are links. Click on any title for ordering information Edgar Rice Burroughs Books For Sale: If you don't find your title listed, be sure to send your Want List! Check list of Mars and Tarzan books by this author The Return of Tarzan 1915 publication, good to very good, no dust wrapper. another copy: Nov. 1963 2nd Printing paperback, Fine, as new $8.00-has been sold, no longer available another copy: 1979 paperback, good+ The Beasts of Tarzan 1963 paperback printing, good condition another copy: 1980 paperback, good+ Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar Nov. 1963 2nd Printing paperback, very good- Tarzan and the Ant-Men July 1963 1st Printing paperback, very good- Tarzan's Quest March 1964 first paperback printing, good+ condition Jungle Tales of Tarzan Nov. 1963 1st Printing paperback, good- Mars 1: A Princess of Mars book club hardcover, good+ condition, great Frank Frazetta dust jacket

43. The Edgar Rice Burroughs Memorial Collection Edgar Rice Burroughs (18751950) was one of the most imaginative and prolific of20th century authors, often called The Grandfather of American Science http://erb.louisville.edu/

@import url( layout.css ); The Edgar Rice Burroughs Memorial Collection This site is currently under construction. Please come back. A few words about the collection from the curator, George T. McWhorter: EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS (1875-1950) was one of the most imaginative and prolific of 20th century authors, often called "The Grandfather of American Science Fiction." The Burroughs Memorial Collection at the University of Louisville is a gift from curator George T. McWhorter to honor his late mother who taught him how to read at pre-school age with the books of Edgar Rice Burroughs. The collection contains over 100,000 items in all categories of the author's life and works. His literary output includes 63 full-length novels, 21 short stories, and 26 literary sketches, collected and published in 75 first editions. During his lifetime, 100 versions of his stories were published in pulp magazines, many under different titles from the hardback editions. The Burroughs Memorial Collection contains all first editions in dust jackets, as well as reprints in 35 languages, pulps, comics, newspapers and extensive periodical files, clippings and scrapbooks, toys and games, biography and bibliography, including the working papers of Irwin Porges and Erling B. Holtsmark, and a reference collection of films, filmstills and scripts, original art and sculpture, posters, correspondence and memorabilia. For further information, call (502) 852-8729 or (502) 6752; FAX: 502-852-8734; email:

44. UTEL: Edgar Rice Burroughs Page Edgar Rice Burroughs (18751950) The author portrait is reproduced from EdgarRice Burroughs The Man Who Created Tarzan. (By Irwin Porges. http://www.library.utoronto.ca/utel/authors/burroughse.html

UTEL History of English English Composition Literary Authors ... Literary Criticism English Department Sites [ Main Office Graduate Studies Graduate English Association Edgar Rice Burroughs On this page... Works Bio-Bibliographical Note Acknowledgements Usage Edgar Rice Burroughs's Works The Beasts of Tarzan A Princess of Mars Tarzan of the Apes A Bio-bibliographical note about Edgar Rice Burroughs Typically a selection from the Penguin web site goes here. Credits and Acknowledgements The University of Toronto English Library is a project of the Department of English and the Faculty of Arts and Science, funded by the Provost's Electronic Courseware Fund. UTEL was created by Ian Lancashire, Christopher Douglas, and Dennis G. Jerz. We wish to thank the University of Toronto Information Commons, and the members of the Centre for Academic Technology, especially John Bradley, Ian Graham, and Allen Forsyth. See individual Works pages for other credits. The author portrait is reproduced from Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Man Who Created Tarzan . (By Irwin Porges. Provo, Utah: Brigham Young U, 1975. Page 684. PS 3503 U687 Z84 ROBA.)

45. BrothersJudd.com - Review Of Edgar Burroughs's Tarzan Of The Apes Edgar Rice Burroughs 18751950. There are certain books and authors that have aninordinate impact on our lives. Often as not, their particular significance http://www.brothersjudd.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/reviews.detail/book_id/755/Tarz

@import url("css/iereview.css"); Search WWW Search brothersjudd.com Home Reviews Links Blog ... Tarzan of the Apes Brothers Judd Top 100 of the 20th Century: Novels (56) Author Info: Edgar Rice Burroughs There are certain books and authors that have an inordinate impact on our lives. Often as not, their particular significance to us as individuals extends far beyond that which they would have to anyone else and sometimes, if we return to them at a different point in our own lives, it can be hard to recapture why they should have seemed so momentous in the first place. One of the authors who really turned me into a reader was Edgar Rice Burroughs and I am ecstatic to find that his books are just as terrific in real life as they are in boyhood memories. I still vividly recall the cover of Tarzan and the Ant Men review of Around the World in Eighty Days ) and the adventures of Doc Savage, The Avenger, The Shadow, The Lone Ranger, etc., not to mention Tolkein and C.S. Lewis (see review of The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe So imagine my pleasure when I found this old Ballantine Books paperback of Tarzan of the Apes , with a cover by Neal Adams showing an enraged Tarzan racing towards a screeching great ape who is grasping a seductively disheveled Jane by her flowing blonde locks. It's amazing, you haven't read a word yet and already your pulse is racing. Then open the book and, wonder of wonders, it's every bit as thrilling and wonderful as I remembered it. Shipwrecks, mutinies, buried treasure, lion attacks, hostile tribesmen, and most of all the ape pack and the herculean efforts of one lost little boy to survive in the forbidding wilds of Africawhat more could a reader want in a book?

46. BrothersJudd.com - Books By Edgar Burroughs Reviewed Blog Daily Glossary Orrin s Stuff Email. Author Edgar Rice Burroughs.Tarzan of the Apes (1912) Edgar Burroughs (1875-1950) (GradeA+) http://www.brothersjudd.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/reviews.authlist/author_id/658

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47. Tarzine September 2004 Edgar Rice Burroughs Signature Master of Imaginative Fantasy Adventure Amassed through the years ~ 18751950 Presented in Over 70 Colossal Web Pages http://www.tarzan.com/tarzine/mag0409.html

Master of Imaginative Fantasy Adventure SEPTEMBER 2004 This month's highlights from the Burroughs Family of Websites The Worlds of Edgar Rice Burroughs September 2004 CONTENTS Danton's Tarzana Treasure Vaults OUT OF TIME'S ABYSS by ERB: Urbanite 24.04.04 Oration On The Crisis and Its Causes: JM Burroughs 1863 Personal Letters File of JC and JR Burroughs JCB Correspondence: Stanleigh B. Vinson ERBzine ERB Birthday Issue: September 1, 1875 ERB PERSONAL LIBRARY COLLECTION: Project Debut ERB Library Sources ERB Library: All-Text Author Sort 1,100 Titles ERB Library: Shelves A1-A3 ~ Abbot thru Atherton ... MEMOIRS OF A WAR BRIDE I By Mary Evaline Burroughs PART I September 2004 Danton's Tarzana Treasure Vaults OUT OF TIME'S ABYSS by Edgar Rice Burroughs from Urbanite ~ Vol. 1, No. 10 ~ April 4, 1924 Until now this article has been long sought after by ERB fans. I have recently retrieved it from my father's archive and it is presented here as a fine example of my grandfather's sense of humor and of his very colorful past. We've displayed it in text format accompanied by full-sized scans of the actual pages.

48. Danton's Den: Tarzana Treasure Vaults Danton Burroughs, grandson of Edgar Rice Burroughs, was born into a worldfamous,wildly creative family. Edgar Rice Burroughs. IN MEMORY 1875-1950 http://www.tarzan.com/danton/intro.html

DANTON'S DEN MEET DANTON BURROUGHS Danton was raised in Tarzana, California, in a world created by his illustrious grandfather and talented parents a magical world of jungles, distant planets, exotic lands, and inner earths in which heroes and villains larger than life leapt from books, comics, film, radio and movies. It was an exciting fantasy world that stoked a young boy's imagination and daydreams. The young boy grew into a man, but the imagination and dreams stayed with him. He was the obvious choice to step into the family business as director of Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. and to carry his grandfather's legacy to even greater heights. A major part of his job today is to govern the worldwide commercial activities that utilize Tarzan, John Carter of Mars, and other ERB franchises. Throughout his association with ERB, Inc., Danton has strived to make the Burroughs archives available to researchers, scholars, media personnel, and the countless fans who phone or even try to beat down the doors of the Burroughs offices on Ventura Boulevard. He is perhaps the most knowledgeable scholar, conservator, and collector in his field of popular culture. With the arrival of the new millennium Danton started to make much of the massive ERB archive accessible to the world by offering regular features on the Internet. Tarzan.com has been designed to guide readers through the ever-expanding Burroughs Family online archive. THE TARZANA TREASURE VAULTS DANTON BURROUGHS Presents

49. Edgar Rice Burroughs Edgar Rice Burroughs 18751950 Well before the age of the multimedia corporation,Edgar Rice Burroughs was a multimedia corporation unto himself. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/railway/age/burroughs_bio.html

Well before the age of the multimedia corporation, Edgar Rice Burroughs was a multimedia corporation unto himself. Tarzan of the Apes was published in 1912. The next year, Burroughs founded the Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., publishing house. In 1934, with Tarzan an established Hollywood franchise, he founded Burroughs-Tarzan Enterprises and Burroughs-Tarzan Pictures. Burroughs had not always been such a savvy businessman. Born into a well-off Chicago family, Burroughs was something of a ne'er-do-well, leaving a job in Salt Lake City in 1904 to take another in Chicago from 1906 to 1908, and leaving that to hold a number of managerial and clerical positions through 1912. In that year, Burroughs had his first literary success with the pulp novel Under the Moons of Mars, featuring the hero John Carter, who would go on to do battle with Martians in another 10 books. It was, however, the Tarzan series (35 volumes of it) that fueled the Edgar Rice Burroughs industry. With the Martian books, the Tarzan books, and any of the other series or stand-alone titles in his repertoire, Burroughs specialized in the formulaic boys' adventure: All of his plots follow a courageous and individualistic hero as he battles monstrous villains and rescues the imperiled female. What separated Burroughs from lesser pulp writers was a meticulous attention to detail, whether of real worlds or worlds he imagined. This attention to visual detail also meant that Burroughs's narratives were ready for the burgeoning film industry. Hollywood fell at least as hard for Tarzan as Jane did, and Burroughs's creation has been a staple of film since the silent

50. Edgar Rice Burroughs Edgar Rice Burroughs (18751950) was a graduate of the Michigan Military Academyin 1895. After his graduation, he was appointed to the United States http://www.spanamwar.com/Burroughs.htm

Edgar Rice Burroughs and the Spanish American War or Tarzan Gets Rejected by the Rough Riders! By Jack L. McSherry, Jr. General: Edgar Rice Burroughs, the man who invented the character of Tarzan and wrote many novels about the Englishman orphaned in the African wilds, tried to join Roosevelt'sRough Riders in 1898. In response to his request, he received the following note from Theodore Roosevelt "First Regt. U. S. Vol. In Camp near San Antonio, Texas May 19th, 1898 Edgar Rice Burroughs Pocatello, Idaho Dear sir, I wish I could take you in, but I am afraid that the chances of our being over-enlisted forbid my bringing a man from such a distance. Yours very truly, T. Roosevelt Lt. Col." Biography: Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875-1950) was a graduate of the Michigan Military Academy in 1895. After his graduation, he was appointed to the United States Military Academy at West Point by a member of the United States House of Representatives

51. Edgar Rice Burroughs | Amtor WorldFAQ | An Introduce To ERB's Amtor Frequently asked questions document about Edgar Rice Burroughs Amtor, in his day (18751950) was known to be shrouded by an impenetrable cloud cover. http://www.xenite.org/edgar_rice_burroughs/amtor/

Science Fiction, Fantasy Xenite.Org News Edgar Rice Burroughs Amtor WorldFAQ An Introduction to ERB's Amtor Site map More ERB sites Pulp Authors Forum Tarzan Posters Barsoom: The Lost Chronicles The Amtor WorldFAQ ... The Va-Nah WorldFAQ Special thanks to: for designing Xenite.org's graphics Contact Us! Buy A Princess of Mars at Barnes and Noble today! Buy The Gods of Mars at Barnes and Noble today! Buy The Warlord of Mars at Barnes and Noble today! Buy Thuvia, Maid of Mars at Barnes and Noble today! Buy The Chessmen of Mars at Barnes and Noble today! This information has not been updated since 1998. Although the book summaries are accurate, the Web site, mailing list, and email references may not be. Email addresses for the contributors have been removed to protect them from spammers who scoop Web sites for email addresses. From: Michael Martinez Subject: WorldFAQ: Edgar Rice Burroughs' Amtor (Venus) Date: 1998/12/24 Message-ID: .] Send one or more of these function commands to the Listserver in the body of the mail message: SUBSCRIBE ERBCOF-L Subscribes you to ERBCOF-L. [Replace

52. Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Eternal Savage Edgar Rice Burroughs, 18751950. (from the Electronic Text Center, University ofVirginia Library). 1. NU OF THE NIOCENE 2. THE EARTHQUAKE http://www.trussel.com/prehist/savage.htm

Chapter: The Eternal Savage (The Eternal Lover) Edgar Rice Burroughs, 1875-1950 (from the Electronic Text Center , University of Virginia Library) 1. NU OF THE NIOCENE 2. THE EARTHQUAKE 3. NU THE SLEEPER AWAKES 4. THE MYSTERIOUS HUNTER ... 28. WHAT THE CAVE REVEALED NU OF THE NIOCENE NU, THE son of Nu, his mighty muscles rolling beneath his smooth bronzed skin, moved silently through the jungle primeval. His handsome head with its shock of black hair, roughly cropped between sharpened stones, was high held, the delicate nostrils questioning each vagrant breeze for word of Oo, hunter of men. Now his trained senses catch the familiar odor of Ta, the great woolly rhinoceros, directly in his path, but Nu, the son of Nu, does not hunt Ta this day. Does not the hide of Ta's brother already hang before the entrance of Nu's cave? No, today Nu hunts the gigantic cat, the fierce saber-toothed tiger, Oo, for Nat-ul, wondrous daughter of old Tha, will mate with none but the mightiest of hunters. Only so recently as the last darkness, as, beneath the great, equatorial moon, the two had walked hand in hand beside the restless sea she had made it quite plain to Nu, the son of Nu, that not even he, son of the chief of chiefs, could claim her unless there hung at the thong of his loin cloth the fangs of Oo. "Nat-ul," she had said to him, "wishes her man to be greater than other men. She loves Nu now better than her very life, but if Love is to walk at her side during a long life Pride and Respect must walk with it." Her slender hand reached up to stroke the young giant's black hair. "I am very proud of my Nu even now," she continued, "for among all the young men of the tribe there is no greater hunter, or no mightier fighter than Nu, the son of Nu. Should you, single-handed, slay Oo before a grown man's beard has darkened your cheek there will be none greater in all the world than Nat-ul's mate, Nu, the son of Nu."

53. Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Eternal Savage The Eternal Savage (The Eternal Lover). Edgar Rice Burroughs, 18751950. 18.NU S FIRST VOYAGE. PRESENTLY all the boats were completed, and the men dragged http://www.trussel.com/prehist/savage3.htm

Chapter: The Eternal Savage (The Eternal Lover) Edgar Rice Burroughs, 1875-1950 18. NU'S FIRST VOYAGE Soon all were out of sight beyond a promontory except a single craft which fished before the village. These men evidently sought less formidable game, and Nu could see that from the teeming sea they were dragging in great fish almost as rapidly as they could hurl their weapons. Soon the boat was completely filled, and with their great load the men paddled slowly inshore. As they came a sudden resolution formed in Nu's mind. The sight of the dangerous sport upon the waters had filled him with a strong desire to emulate these strangers, but greater than that was the power of another suggestion which the idea held forth. As the men dragged the boat upon the beach the women came down to meet them, carrying great bags of bull hide sewn with bullock sinew. Into these they gathered the fish and dragged their loads over the ground toward their camp. The men, their day's work evidently finished, stretched out beneath the shade of trees to sleep. This was the time! Nu moved stealthily to his hands and knees. He grasped his long spear and his stone ax tightly in his hands. The boat lay upon the open beach. There was no near point where he might reach it undetected by the women. The alternative rather appealed to Nu's warlike nature. It was nothing less than rushing directly through the village. He came to his feet and advanced lightly among the shelters. No need to give the alarm before he was detected. He was directly behind the young woman who scraped the aurochs' skin. She did not hear his light footfall. The baby, now sitting by her side playing with the aurochs' tail, looked up to see the stranger close upon him. He lunged toward his mother with a lusty shriek. Instantly the camp was in commotion. No need now for stealth. With a war whoop that might have sprung from a score of lusty lungs Nu leaped through the village among the frightened women and the startled men, awakened rudely from their sleep.

54. Tarzan Of The Apes By Edgar Rice Burroughs, Adventure Book Edgar Rice Burroughs (18751950) was a prolific US writer of fantasy, andscience-fantasy. He wrote ninety-one books, and numerous short stories and http://members.aol.com/misuly/burrough.htm

SCIENCE FICTION BOOK SELECTION TARZAN OF THE APES by EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS Tarzan of the Apes (1914) The first book of many telling the unashamedly fantastic adventures of an English aristocrat's son raised by apes in the jungles of Africa. Tarzan is one of the most well known fictional characters of the century. current Del Rey cover art by Barclay Shaw (left) 1977 Ballantine cover art by Neal Adams (right) RATINGS: How we each rated this book Dan Amy 10 Wow! Don't miss it 8-9 Highly recommended 7 Recommended 5-6 Mild recommendation 3-4 Take your chances 1-2 Below average; skip it Get out the flamethrower! Cheri Barb Aaron Cynthia Lars Jackie Aaron's Commentary Edgar Rice Burroughs - Tarzan of the Apes In this cynical age, it's wonderfully refreshing to get to cheer for characters of uncompromising nobility and bravery like Tarzan and Jane Porter. I find it very easy to get caught up in their stories despite their comic book attributes and even though they are virtuous to an absurd extreme (as exemplified by Jane's willingness to marry a man she doesn't love rather than hurt his feelings by telling him she really loves Tarzan). Why did Tarzan become such a cultural phenomenon? I think the fantasy of combining the virtues of civilized man with the strengths of the wild savage is compelling. The joy of roaming the jungle is so fresh in this book (it wears thin over two dozen sequels), you have to love it.

55. Hennepin County Library Catalog Burroughs, Edgar Rice, 18751950, 28. Burroughs, Edgar Rice, 1875-1950. God ofTarzan, 1. Burroughs, Edgar Rice, 1875-1950. Tarzan, 1. Burroughs, Edgar Rice http://www.hclib.org/pub/ipac/link2ipac.cfm?iPacSession=1&term=Burroughs Edgar R

56. Burroughs - YourDictionary.com - American Heritage Dictionary Search Mamma.com for Burroughs . TYPE IN YOUR WORD CLICK GO! Search Bur·roughs Listen bûr z, b r , Edgar Rice 1875-1950. http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/b/b0567100.html

Search Mamma.com for "Burroughs" Search: Normal Definitions Short defs (Pronunciation Key) Bur·roughs Listen: bûr z, b r Edgar Rice American writer best known for creating the character Tarzan in his novel Tarzan of the Apes Back to Search Back The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition

57. Edgar Rice Burroughs: How I Wrote The Tarzan Books Edgar Rice Burroughs (18751950). American novelist, creator of the world famouscharacter Tarzan. But before Tarzan Burroughs led a life full of failures, http://www.cswnet.com/~dbruce/erb/edgar.html

How I Wrote the Tarzan Books I have often been asked how I came to write. The best answer is that I needed the money. When I started I was 35 and had failed in every enterprise I had ever attempted. I was born in Chicago. After epidemics had closed two schools that I attended, my parents shipped me to a cattle ranch in Idaho where I rode for my brothers who were only recently out of college and had entered the cattle business as the best way of utilizing their Yale degrees. Later, I was dropped from Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts; flunked examinations for West Point; and was discharged from the regular army on account of a weak heart. Next, my brother Henry backed me in setting up a stationery store in Pocatello, Idaho. That didn't last long either. When I got married in 1900 I was making $15 a week in my father's storage battery business. In 1903 my oldest brother, George, gave me a position on a gold dredge he was operating in the Stanley Basin country in Idaho. Our next stop was in Oregon, where my brother Henry was managing a gold dredge on the Snake River. We arrived on a freight wagon, with a collie dog and $40. Forty dollars did not seem like much to get anywhere with, so I decided to enter a poker game at a local saloon and run my capital up to several hundred dollars during the night. When I returned at midnight to the room we had rented, we still had the collie dog. Otherwise, we were not broke. I worked in Oregon until the company failed, and then my brother got me a job as a railroad policeman in Salt Lake City. We were certainly poverty-stricken there, but pride kept us from asking for help. Neither of us knew much about anything that was practical, but we had to do everything ourselves, including the family wash. Not wishing to see Mrs. Burroughs do work of that sort, I volunteered to do it myself. During those months, I half soled my own shoes and did numerous odd jobs.

58. Index To Comic Art Collection: "Burroughs" To "Burza" Burroughs, Edgar Rice, 18751950. The Beasts of Tarzan picturized from thenovel by Edgar Rice Burroughs / 336 pictures by Rex Maxon. Kansas City, Mo. http://www.lib.msu.edu/comics/rri/brri/burrou.htm

Michigan State University Libraries Special Collections Division Reading Room Index to the Comic Art Collection "Burroughs" to "Burza" Back to the B index screen Back to the ... Back up the list Burroughs, Edgar Rice, 1875-1950 Burroughs, John Coleman, 1913- American comics artist Burroughs, William S., 1914- Bursting Out Series of articles about emerging comics creators, in the periodical Comic Culture Burton and Cyb English translations of the Spanish series Burton y Cyb Burton y Cyb Spanish science fiction series by Antonio Segura and José Ortiz. See also English translation Burton and Cyb Buru Lan Spanish comics publisher Burying See also Burials On down the list This segment last edited October 23, 2001

59. Edgar Rice Burroughs Translate this page Edgar Rice Burroughs (EEUU, 1875-1950), Rice. Novelista estadounidense, nacidoen Chicago. Burroughs fue soldado, hombre de negocios, buscador de oro, http://www.epdlp.com/escritor.php?id=2206

60. The Orbital White House Curiosa Shop - Edgar Rice Burroughs Edgar Rice Burroughs (18751950). We admit it freely. ERB is one of our maininspirations. We just hope he ll forgive us for what we ve done in the as yet http://whio.keenspace.com/bookstore/erb.html

Shop Entrance Burroughs Rohmer Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875-1950) We admit it freely. ERB is one of our main inspirations. We just hope he'll forgive us for what we've done in the as yet unpublished chapter "Misfits of Mars". We know you will, once you've seen Jane and X8.5 displayed in Martian costumes. Did I say displayed? I meant "displaying Martian costumes". Obviously. Honest. One of the many likeable things about Edgar, is that he started writing fairly late in life and then went on to earn oodles of money. His first serial, "Under the Moons of Mars" (later republished as "A Princess of Mars") saw print in 1912, when the author was 36 and barely making a living from selling pencil sharpeners. One critic has described it as "a fantastic product of frustration and daydream". We like that, too. Here's some ERB novels of special interest to WHIO readers: A Princess of Mars No library is complete without it. Here's the great-grandmother of all buxom space princesses, still young and bouncy in this the first book of the John Carter series. Travel to Mars. Fight four-armed gorillas. Flirt with oviparious women. Hooray! The Land That Time Forgot : Commemorative Edition Ze efvil Krauts are at it again! Courtesy of a dastardly Unterwasserbootkapitän, the hero and heroine get a one-way ticket to a forgotten island. Here dinosaurs roam and Neanderthals play, a women is still a woman, a man is a half-ape, volcanos erupt in steamy jungles and.... uh, where was I going? Anyway, buy it! (This edition also contains the "sequels", "The People that Time Forgot" and "Out of Time's Abyss": Although originally published as a trilogy it's really one story, and was republished in one volume already in 1924.)

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