Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875–1950) is one of the most popular American writers of the pulp magazine era, a classic of American literature. He had a tremendous influence on popular literature in general and adventure fiction in particular. Much of the science fiction of the 20s and 30s was written in direct imitation of Burroughs' books. Many authors have said that he had a significant influence on their work - for example, Ray Bradbury and Philip José Farmer, and successors include such writers as John Norman and Otis Cline. Contents: John Carter - The Martian (cycle) Moon Girl (cycle )Pirates of Venus (cycle)Boxer Billy (cycle)Beyond the Farthest Star (cycle)Kespek (cycle)Pellucidar (cycle)The Lost ContinentBandit from Devil's CanyonMonster PeopleBig Jim