Adventures of Lord Greystoke: The Beasts of Tarzan (Series #03) (Paperback)

from andyray

Heminway was somewhat of a snob regarding his writing, competing in his mind against the greats. Edgar Rice Burroughs has said "I know nothing about writing, but I love a good story." And that's the bottom line. Sometimes, especially in former centuries, you get a writer who is so involved with h...

from themulhern

What a lot of twists, turns, and reversals of fortune! Jane gets far more agency than ever before; for a well-brought up Baltimore girl, she is awfully handy with a pistol, rifle, and paddle. It is charming how literary the thrillers of yore were. Burroughs could really turn a phrase. As always, ...

from nx74defiant

Classic pulp fiction. Tarzan gathers a group of giant apes and a panther. Jane is separated from Tarzan.

from AliceAnna

I'm working my way through the whole EGB collection in chronological order and I'm considering cheating and moving ahead to the next Tarzan book. These stories are just so freaking fun!! Yeah, there's some stuff that isn't particularly "PC" anymore, but surprisingly little given the time period i...

from GTTexas

I'd forgotten just how good the Tarzan books were. Thoroughly enjoyed it once again.