A Princess of Mars (1912)

by Edgar Rice Burroughs

Entertaining adventure novel in which the protagonist, an upstanding nineteenth-century Virginia gentleman, One-Punch-Mans his way around a fanciful Mars populated by thin-skulled Orcs and nubile Elves. Yes, he wins the girl.

date: 06 Aug 2022

tags: fragment, science-fiction

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