The Gods of Xuma or Barsoom Revisited

This first printing paperback from 1978 is in good condition. The cover, featuring art by Don Maitz, shows some wear typical of its age, with minor edge and corner scuffing. The spine is intact, and the pages are clean and well-preserved, free from inscriptions or library markings. A delightful addition to any science fiction collection, this book offers a nostalgic return to the imaginative realms of Barsoom.

Dive into the imaginative world of "The Gods of Xuma or Barsoom Revisited" by David J. Lake, a captivating journey that pays homage to the classic adventures of Barsoom. First published in 1978 by DAW Books, this novel invites readers to explore a universe where the boundaries of reality and imagination blur. Tom Carson, the protagonist, finds himself on a planet eerily reminiscent of Mars as depicted by the legendary novelist Burroughs. With canals, red-skinned warriors, and a queen of an ancient civilization, the planet offers both familiarity and unexpected twists. Illustrated by Don Maitz, this first edition paperback is a must-have for science fiction and fantasy enthusiasts eager to revisit the rich tapestry of Mars-inspired adventures.