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Masters of the Pit (The Michael Kane Trilogy #3)
Michael Moorcock's Eternal Champion returns in the form of Michael Kane, a brilliant Earthman stranded on the treacherous deserts of Ancient Mars In this sweeping, epic sword-and-planet adventure in the tradition of Edgar Rice Burroughs, Kane and his blue giant companion Hool Haji must travel to the far reaches of the Red Planet to halt the hideous Green Death, an unstopp...more
Paperback, 154 pages
Published
July 2nd 2008
by Paizo Publishing
(first published 1965)
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Edgar Rice Burroughs-style Martian adventure, originally written as a potboiler to help keep New Worlds magazine afloat. While taking part in and helping create the New Wave, Moorcock wrote these Martian novels under a pseudonym, but there are trademark elements. He refers to several of his New Wave peers via the names of various islands - Ssidla, Drallab, Nosirrah and even Kcocroom together with descriptions that convey his own impressions of these writers' worth and character, if you know who ...more
3rd in the Michael Kane series of John Carter pastiches from Moorcock. Written when he was a teenager, I believe. Or quite young. Not great stories but entertaining.
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