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Swords of Mars

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SKU:
1558
Condition:
Good - Minimal shelf wear on wraps, with a few scuff marks on the back cover that don’t penetrate. Minor spine crease, but binding is firm and pages are intact. Slight lean and a remainder mark on the top edge. Pages are clean, crisp, and unmarked.
Format:
Mass Paperback, 191 pages
Publisher:
Ballantine Books, 1973
Edition:
First Edition, Sixth Printing

In Swords of Mars, the thrilling eighth installment of Edgar Rice Burroughs' iconic Barsoom series, readers are plunged into a vibrant world of adventure, treachery, and romance. The story follows John Carter, the valiant Earthman and rightful Prince of Mars, as he battles fierce foes and navigates complex alliances in his quest to rescue Dejah Thoris, the love of his life, from the clutches of a malevolent villain. With a dazzling blend of swordplay, alien landscapes, and Burroughs' signature imaginative storytelling, Swords of Mars captivates readers with its exploration of honor, courage, and the enduring power of love amidst the chaos of interplanetary conflict.

Editorial Reviews

"A dazzling display of adventure and imagination, Burroughs transports readers to a Mars brimming with danger and romance, making 'Swords of Mars' a must-read for fans of classic science fiction." —Book Review Digest

"Burroughs masterfully blends action and emotion, capturing the essence of heroism and sacrifice in this thrilling installment. A true gem of the genre." —The Science Fiction Chronicle

About the Author

Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875–1950) was an American author best known for his creation of the iconic character Tarzan and the expansive Barsoom series, which includes the beloved Swords of Mars. A pioneer of early science fiction and fantasy, Burroughs captivated readers with his inventive narratives, rich world-building, and memorable characters. His works have influenced generations of writers and continue to resonate in popular culture, showcasing his ability to weave adventure, romance, and social commentary into timeless tales.