Thuvia, Maid of Mars: With Foreword by Christopher Ruocchio - Paperback

Ruocchio, Christopher: - Edgar Rice Burroughs, or the Master of Adventure(TM), fueled the literary world with his unique stories of John Carter in his Barsoom series and engrossed readers with his legendary Tarzan novels, continuing to enchant booklovers thus far. Starting is career in 1911 around the age of thirty-five, Burroughs was inspired by authors such as H.G. Wells, Jules Verne, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Born in Chicago, Burroughs made his way to California, where he was eventually laid to rest in Encino, CA in 1950. Prior to his death, Burroughs completed over 80 plus literary works, selling hundreds of millions of copies, is remembered through hundreds of television episodes and films, and even lives on today through merchandise, comics, and graphic novel adaptations. The first man to ever incorporate himself, Edgar Rice Burroughs Inc(R)., and to have an entire California suburb, Tarzana, named after his work, Burroughs built a legacy that his descendants maintain, ensuring the fantasy worlds he created, remain alive in the hearts of admiring fans today.