Barsoom Series Collection: 7 John Carter Stories

De: Edgar Rice Burroughs

Narrado por: Eric Vincent

Barsoom Series Collection: 7 John Carter Stories is an audiobook collection of seven novels/stories of John Carter by Edgar Rice Burroughs. It will transport you to a fascinating new world unlike any other. Join John Carter as he finds himself on another planet beyond his deepest imagination - Mars, with almost a complete lack of resources.

Edgar Rice Burroughs' writings are inspired by a number of science-fiction writers and even some scientists who were dedicated to learning more about extraterrestrial life and ventures in space exploration. This infamous, well-written piece of literature by Burroughs has also been adapted by a number of writers in short stories, novels, films, and comics. Enjoy these must-hear novels in a beautifully narrated audiobook. It includes:

1. A Princess of Mars 2. The Gods of Mars 3. The Warlord of Mars 4. Thuvia, Maid of Mars 5. The Chessmen of Mars 6. The Master Mind of Mars 7. Yellow Men of Mars

Follow John Carter as he travels through the desolate landscape of Mars. Experience adventures full of feats of daring and dazzling swordplay!

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your My Library section along with the audio.

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my opinion

loved it, a woman should have read the woman's part. enjoyed the stories of john carter and family, kinda got lot of the other guy's story

Many editing errors

Many editing errors through out the series where lines are repeated that didn’t get edited out

Barsoom

I love Sir Edgar Rice Burrows. It's like he is in the room telling me the story.

love listening to the stories

needing the rest if the series 7 through 11
addicted to the Edgar Rice Burroughs series of Barsoom

Nice but incomplete collection

This is a nice collection of 7 out of the 11 Barsoom novels. Okay, more like 6 1/3 books. The last being a portion/novella of Llana Of Gathol. The initial books, through Mastermind Of Mars are all present. The Yellow Men Of Mars is the novella I mentioned and, strangely, is not the next written. But still, the collection is nice for what it is and should be required reading/listening for any science fiction or adventure fan. Things simply don't get much more swashbuckling than these novel of Barsoom.

Highly recommended.

I came because of Heinlein, I stayed because of Burroughs

If it wasn’t for Heinlein loving on Barsoom, I would never have listened to these books (I watched the movie... nuff said?). Now, I can dig why Heinlein was so into the series. Super solid throughout and only uber hokey if you hold several decades of new sci-fi against it.

A Nice Collection and Performance

This brings me back to childhood. It is a good time to listen to the books that started my reading habit. The voice talent takes a while to get used to. He isn’t what I expect for these stories, but he puts in a professional performance and so I warmed to him eventually. Burroughs is strong in world building and providing action and romance.

My favorite ERB story series in one complete audio

Great story series from an old master science fiction writer. Burroughs was one of my favorite writers as a child and an adult too. Chivalry exists on Mars (or rather Barsoom) and only the Virginian known as John Carter knows how to balance it with action. I have listened to the first 3 books, sold separately and individually performed horribly by 3 different readers. When I found this one audiobook that had all 7 novels in it I just had to obtain a copy. The first 6 books were the typical Burroughs story and I have to say that I was very disappointed with the 7th book, The Yellow Men of Mars, which seemed rushed and filled with gaps that is totally unlike a typical Burroughs novel. I had never heard of it and it was not his best work. The reader of the books actually improved as he kept reading the different chapters and by the time you reach the third book he actually made the story rather interesting. This collection is well worth getting if you are a Burroughs fan and especially if you want all the stories of Barsoom which are not readily available elsewhere.

Good Except for the Last

it's an excellent series that up until the very end the yellow men of Mars seems very rushed in comparison to all the others is so short that it seems like it shouldn't actually be one of the stories.

If you liked the movie you'll like these books

If you liked the movie you'll like this book series. The book is a little different than the movie. The narrator did a pretty good job in my opinion.