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The ERB Press Edgar Rice Burroughs' hardcover books contain the uncensored text of the
original book version of the stories (the Ballantine Books Tarzan paperbacks
were censored, and Project Gutenberg is supplying the text of those editions;
many current book publishers are reprinting these texts instead of the
uncensored ones). Each volume is illustrated with the original artwork. Click on the dust jacket image for a larger view.
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THE RETURN OF TARZAN
(Tarzan #2) This is a textural reprint of the A. L. Burt book printing which used the original A. C. McClurg printing plates. Follow the adventures of Tarzan of the Apes from the streets of France, to the deserts and jungle of Africa, his meeting with La of Opar, and the Waziri warriors. Illustrated with the J. Allen St. John chapter headpieces and a black'n'white frontispiece of the N. C. Wyeth jacket painting. |
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AT THE EARTH'S CORE
(Inner Earth #1) This is a textural reprint of the Grosset and Dunlap book printing which used the original A. C. McClurg printing plates. David Innes and his inventor friend, when they sought to test the practicability of their "subterranean prospector" made an amazing discovery. The two men pierced through the Earth's crust and found, instead of a core in a highly molten and gaseous state, a world, with living, breathing, functioning humans and animals, but a world still in the Stone Age. The hair-breadth escapes of the two men, the weird monsters encountered, the touch of romance and the manner of telling make this one of Burroughs' very best. Illustrated with the J. Allen St. John artwork. |
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PELLUCIDAR (Inner
Earth #2) This is a textural reprint of the Grosset and Dunlap book printing which used the original A. C. McClurg printing plates. A traveler stretching his rug for the night on the warm sands of the Sahara, heard an intermittent ticking sound from the earth beneath his head. Digging, he unearthed a small box from which a small cable ran straight down into the sand. It contained a telegraph instrument. Thus was revealed the story set forth in these pages--the story of the adventures of David Innes in the vast horizonless country of Pellucidar, where the noonday sun shines perpetually and there is no time; and in the Land of Awful Shadows, screened by a pendent world, where the sun has never shone. And the story, too, of the search for Dian the Beautiful, and of the strange empire established by David Innes on the inside of the world we live on. Illustrated with the J. Allen St. John artwork. |
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BEYOND THIRTY This is a textural reprint of the Science-Fiction & Fantasy Publications hardcover. Here is adventure! The United Americas had been isolated for hundreds of years while the rest of the planet was wracked by incessant warfare. The Commander of an American ship patrolling the Eastern sea frontier on 30 degrees West longitude is cast adrift with three seamen by a treacherous fellow officer. The four men reach the coast of England to find a land of blasted cities. Saber toothed tigers of a new species and giant wolves have decimated the surviving naked savages. Battle and adventure on the Continent make this an exciting escape to the future. |
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