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Edgar Rice Burroughs

Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Man who Created Tarzan

by Irwin Porges

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Two-tone cloth, 4to, 29 cm,. xix, 819 pp, plates, ills. September 1, 1875, Burroughs not only is known as the originator of Tarzan - the twentieth-century folk hero abandoned as an infant in Africa, who grew up to become Lord of the Jungle - but is also acknowledged as an innovator of American science fiction, and his works are still being enjoyed by millions of readers from all parts of the world. Porges captures the essence of this many-sided man who possessed a quicksilver brand of humor and a penchant for controversy, telling of his struggles and successes as a writer, a businessman, and a family man, and revealing his love of animals and the outdoors.
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Movie Monthly; Nov. 1925; glamour shots: "The Knockout Wallop; "Ladies of Peril"

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Vol. III, No. 2
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clear and colorful cover painting of Priscilla Dean; short stories, Kit Carson,
some ragged edges, 1 page loose, other pages clear.
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The Pulps

The Pulps: 50 Years of American Pop Culture

by Tony Goodstone, editor

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NY: Chelsea House. Title: The Pulps 50 Years of American Pop Culture Editor: Tony Goodstone Publisher: Chelsea House, NY Date: 1970 Edition: See photo Pages: 239 Format: Hardcover in Dust Jacket Size: 4to 1000 full-color rare, original covers - plus black & white drawings & ads. Over 50 complete stories, poems, features and articles all in their original format. Wear to edges. Soiling to outside corners lower page edges. Dust jacket has edge wear, light creasing to edges, and light rubbing to panels and spine. See photos. Cel/oversized BC . E
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Top-Notch Magazine; Dec. 30, 1914

Top-Notch Magazine; Dec. 30, 1914: Dramatic Story by Jack London; Nam-Bok the Unveracious

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Original publication of Nam-Bok the Unveracious. A small piece of spine cover missiing - white space only. Else complete. 13 stories, articles included.
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