
Tarzan Alive by Philip Farmer
Through the tales of Edgar Rice Burroughs, generations of readers have thrilled to the adventures of Lord Greystoke (aka John Clayton, but better known as Tarzan of the Apes). This biography brings together the life of this man, correcting Burroughs' errors and deliberate deceptions.-
The Purple Cloud
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The Circus of Dr. Lao
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The Poison Belt
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When Worlds Collide
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The Disappearance
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Pirates of Venus
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Lost on Venus
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Beyond Thirty
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The War in the Air
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Tales of Wonder
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In the Days of the Comet
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The Moon Pool
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The Eternal Savage
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The Meteor Hunt
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Shadrach in the Furnace
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Land of Terror
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At the Earth's Core
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The Chase of the Golden Meteor
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The Girl in the Golden Atom
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Perfect Murders
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The Golden Volcano
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The Savage Gentleman
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Back to the Stone Age
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A Voyage to Arcturus
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Prisoner of the Vampires of Mars
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The Nightmare and Other Tales of Dark Fantasy
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Magellania
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The Self-Propelled Island
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Savage Pellucidar
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The Man with the Strange Head and Other Early Science Fiction Stories
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The Secret of Wilhelm Storitz
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Tarzan at the Earth's Core
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The Great Romance
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The Wonder
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A Journey in Other Worlds
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The Sleeper Awakes
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Omega
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The Lost Continent
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Skylark Three
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Lighthouse at the End of the World
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The Last War
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The Absolute at Large
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The Moon Maid
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Gullivar of Mars
“The old vine swinger is one of a handful of fictional characters to rank a biographySuch books give the authors the opportunity to expound on the characters, providing background, side stories, and updates not offered by their creator. Farmer’s 1972 volume borrows from Edgar Rice Burroughs but also adds to the legend by tracing Tarzan’s lineage . . . and extends his exploits beyond the African jungle as an RAF pilot in World War II. Great fun.”—Library Journal, Classic Returns
“Farmer goes one step further than mere literary fun. He takes engaging advantage of the reader’s inherent susceptibility to myth.”—Publishers Weekly
“Tarzan is seen as a 20th-century heroic figure having much in common with the mythical demigods of an earlier day, and this book will not fail to please and enthrall his many followers.”—Library Journal
“The most innovative part of the book [is] Tarzan’s family tree linking him to every great hero in pulp literature. . . . Farmer is less well known today than he was forty years ago. Nevertheless, Alive ages well and gives the reader the sourcebook for so many writers today.”—American Book Review
"Farmer does a fine job of consolidating all the material. He leaves the reader with a three dimensional portrait of the main characters, their foibles, and motivations. . . . For an introduction to one of the most resilient heroes in literature, Tarzan Alive is a remarkable offering."—Green Man Review
“Farmer goes one step further than mere literary fun. He takes engaging advantage of the reader’s inherent susceptibility to myth.”—Publishers Weekly
“Tarzan is seen as a 20th-century heroic figure having much in common with the mythical demigods of an earlier day, and this book will not fail to please and enthrall his many followers.”—Library Journal
“The most innovative part of the book [is] Tarzan’s family tree linking him to every great hero in pulp literature. . . . Farmer is less well known today than he was forty years ago. Nevertheless, Alive ages well and gives the reader the sourcebook for so many writers today.”—American Book Review
"Farmer does a fine job of consolidating all the material. He leaves the reader with a three dimensional portrait of the main characters, their foibles, and motivations. . . . For an introduction to one of the most resilient heroes in literature, Tarzan Alive is a remarkable offering."—Green Man Review
Philip José Farmer has had a long and illustrious career in science fiction, winning three Hugo awards, the World Fantasy Lifetime Achievement award, and the Nebula Grand Master award. Mike Resnick is the winner of five Hugo Awards and a Nebula Award. His novels include Santiago, Kirinyaga, the Widowmaker series, and Ivory. Win Scott Eckert is the editor and author of Myths for the Modern Age: Philip José Farmer's Wold Newton Universe and the editor of the Web site An Expansion of Philip José Farmer's Wold Newton Universe.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780803269217 |
| ISBN 10 | 0803269218 |
| Title | Tarzan Alive |
| Author | Philip Farmer |
| Series | Bison Frontiers Of Imagination |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | University of Nebraska Press |
| Year published | 2006-04-01 |
| Number of pages | 316 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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