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Pirates of Venus
Capítulos (14)
- I: Carson Napier 0:00
- II: Off for Mars 22:14
- III: Rushing Toward Venus 47:16
- IV: To the House of the King 1:24:27
- V: The Girl in the Garden 1:49:01
- VI: Gathering Tarel 2:20:01
- VII: By Kamlot’s Grave 2:48:26
- VIII: On Board the Sofal 3:16:00
- IX: Soldiers of Liberty 3:39:16
- X: Mutiny 3:59:36
- XI: Duare 4:24:51
- XII: “A Ship!” 4:45:20
- XIII: Catastrophe 5:11:30
- XIV: Storm 5:36:30
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Carson Napier, a very wealthy man, builds a rocket ship to visit Mars, only to find himself thrown wildly off course when he fails to account for the moon’s gravity while plotting his course. Finding himself on Venus instead of Mars, he must learn the local customs and take part in local conflicts in order to survive.
Pirates of Venus is the first of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Venus series and the first book to feature the protagonist Carson Napier. While it’s a typical Burroughs-style space adventure, it also contains elements of political satire, with Soviet-style Communism satirized via the villainous Thorists.