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Edgar Rice Burroughs: The man who created Tarzan (1975)

by Irwin Porges

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A biography of the writer who created Tarzan and was an innovator of American science fiction.
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Very interesting biography of this best-selling author. I've read most of the Tarzan books as a kid and some of the Mars and Venus books. ( )
  kslade | Dec 8, 2022 |
A comprehensive, two volume paperback biography complete with extensive photographs covering most of aspects of ERB's long life and career. When paired with Richard Lupoff's excellent [book:Edgar Rice Burroughs: Master of Adventure], the pair creates the most complete over view of ERB's life to date. ( )
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Exceptionally interesting biographical account of Mr. Burroughs' life and writings.
  JoBass | Nov 23, 2016 |
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To my wife Cele, not only for the years of research, but for her spirit and enthusiasm that transformed this formidable task into an adventure.
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On  a July day in 1911 Edgar Rice Burroughs sat in a small office at the intersection of Market and Monroe Street in Chicago.
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This is for the first edition, single volume of 'Edgar Rice Burroughs, The Man Who Created Tarzan', or the re-issue double book set.  Orphaned volumes of the re-issue may me listed individually elsewhere (see work-to-work relationships for locations).
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