SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY
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by Edgar Rice Burroughs. "Pellucidar" was originally published
in serial version in 1915 in All Story magazine. Return to the savage land of Pellucidar
with David Innes and his inventor friend Abner Perry. Along with Dian the Beautiful, David
Innes strives to rebuild the Pellucidarian Empire, defeat the forces of Hooja the sly one,
and foil the ever present machinations of the inhuman Mahars. Credit: Bob Hicks
(pdcbob@aol.com) of America Online's PDA Forum.
Stowaway is a mid-life crisis short story. It is science fiction and
revolves around the usual futility of life felt in the mid-40's age range.
This is a transcription of the Classic Eye of Argon by Jim Theis.
Credit: Allen Gainsford.
Novels in the Martian Tales of Edgar Rice Burroughs include: 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. A Fighting Man of Mars 8. Swords of Mars 9.
Synthetic Men of Mars 10. Llana of Gathol 11. John Carter of Mars This book is large, so a
card is recommended. Credit: Gary Witscher.
by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Suddenly projected to Mars,
John Carter found himself the prisoner of the savage Green Thark Warriors. With him was
the incomparable Dejah Thoris, Princess of Helium. Between them and safety lay a thousand
miles of deadly enemies and myriad unknown dangers! "A Princess of Mars" was
originally published under the title "Under the Moons of Mars" by Norman Bean
(pseudonym) in "All-Story Magazine" as a six-part serial February through July
1912. Credit: Bob Hicks (pdcbob@aol.com) of America Online's PDA Forum.
After the long exile on Earth, John Carter finally returned to his
beloved red planet Mars. But the incomparable Dejah Thoris had vanished! Now he was
trapped in the legendary Eden of Mars...an Eden from which none ever escaped alive. Story
by Edgar Rice Burroughs of Tarzan fame. Credit: Bob Hicks (pdcbob@aol.com) of
America Online's PDA Forum.
In the frozen wasteland of Mars' north Pole, the Holy Therns ruled all
they surveyed. Only John Carter would dare go there to rescue his lost princess, Dejah
Thoris. "Warlord of Mars" was first published in "All-Story Magazine"
as a four-part serial, December 1913 through March 1914. Novels in the Martian Tales of
Edgar Rice Burroughs include: 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. A
Fighting Man of Mars 8. Swords of Mars 9. Synthetic Men of Mars 10. Llana of Gathol 11.
John Carter of Mars This book requires 343K, so a card is recommended. Credit: Bob Hicks
(pdcbob@aol.com) of America Online's PDA Forum.
When raiders abducted Thuvia, Princess of Ptarth, the primary suspect
was Carthoris, son of John Carter, Warlord of Mars! Yet only Carthoris could rescue the
woman who had spurned his love. "Thuvia Maid of Mars" was originally published
in "All Story Weekly Magazine" as a three-part serial in April 1916. Novels in
the Martian Tales of Edgar Rice Burroughs include: 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. A Fighting Man of Mars 8. Swords of Mars 9. Synthetic Men of Mars 10.
Llana of Gathol 11. John Carter of Mars This book requires 297K, so a card is recommended.
Credit: Bob Hicks (pdcbob@aol.com) of America Online's PDA Forum.
The files Well.sit and Well 1-4.sit are Newton book versions of William
Morris' Well at the World's End. It's an excellent work of romantic fantasy that was
written in 1896. This book is said to have inspired J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis and
other authors of the sword-and-sorcery genre. The package named 'well' is the complete
book, and requires approximately 1250K of available storage to install on a Newton. For
convenience, the packages well 1-4 are the individual books that make up the novel. They
require between 250K and 450K of storage. All of the files are freely distributable.
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