A Princess of Mars
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Year
1912
2167
1884
1218
1592
2005
1738
2122
2663
1760
1973
2748
1865
1591
985
Description
"A Princess of Mars" by Edgar Rice Burroughs is a seminal work of science fiction that introduces readers to the thrilling adventures of John Carter, a Confederate veteran mysteriously transported to the exotic and perilous landscape of Mars, known as Barsoom to its inhabitants. Published in 1912, this novel is the first in Burroughs' acclaimed Barsoom series, blending elements of fantasy, romance, and action to create a richly imaginative and fast-paced narrative. Upon his arrival on Mars, Carter discovers a world teeming with strange and fantastical creatures, from the towering Tharks, a fierce and warlike green-skinned race, to the beautiful and noble Dejah Thoris, Princess of Helium. As Carter navigates the treacherous politics and battles of Barsoom, he finds himself entangled in a quest to save Dejah Thoris and unite the warring factions of Mars. His superhuman strength and agility, a result of the planet’s lower gravity, aid him in his exploits. Burroughs' vivid world-building and inventive storytelling transport readers to a vibrant and dangerous world, where heroism and adventure know no bounds. "A Princess of Mars" is not just a tale of interplanetary conflict; it is also a story of personal growth and the quest for identity and purpose. Carter's journey from a displaced soldier on Earth to a legendary hero on Mars captures the imagination and highlights the timeless appeal of adventure and exploration. Embark on the exhilarating journey of "A Princess of Mars" and experience a pioneering work that has inspired countless stories of heroism and discovery. Edgar Rice Burroughs’ masterful blend of action, romance, and science fiction offers an unforgettable voyage to the red planet, where danger and excitement await at every turn.