The cover page is adapted from With My Back Against a Golden Throne, I Fought Once Again for Dejah Thoris, a painting completed in 1917 by Frank E. Schoonover. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Schoonoverwww.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
A Princess of Mars
章节(30)
- Dedication 0:00
- Foreword 0:04
- I: On the Arizona Hills 7:20
- II: The Escape of the Dead 23:23
- III: My Advent on Mars 34:21
- IV: A Prisoner 50:44
- V: I Elude My Watch Dog 1:04:19
- VI: A Fight That Won Friends 1:14:08
- VII: Child-Raising on Mars 1:24:26
- VIII: A Fair Captive from the Sky 1:36:52
- IX: I Learn the Language 1:49:45
- X: Champion and Chief 1:58:31
- XI: With Dejah Thoris 2:21:09
- XII: A Prisoner with Power 2:36:35
- XIII: Lovemaking on Mars 2:49:00
- XIV: A Duel to the Death 3:03:09
- XV: Sola Tells Me Her Story 3:23:40
- XVI: We Plan Escape 3:43:39
- XVII: A Costly Recapture 4:06:53
- XVIII: Chained in Warhoon 4:25:36
- XIX: Battling in the Arena 4:35:18
- XX: In the Atmosphere Factory 4:46:09
- XXI: An Air Scout for Zodanga 5:06:32
- XXII: I Find Dejah 5:28:26
- XXIII: Lost in the Sky 5:50:44
- XXIV: Tars Tarkas Finds a Friend 6:04:27
- XXV: The Looting of Zodanga 6:21:14
- XXVI: Through Carnage to Joy 6:32:56
- XXVII: From Joy to Death 6:46:54
- XXVIII: At the Arizona Cave 6:58:36
In A Princess of Mars, John Carter is transported to a Mars inhabited by strange civilizations and embarks on various adventures on his quest home. Often held up as a seminal example of pulp science fiction, A Princess of Mars is the first entry in Burroughs’ epic Martian series, and the first to feature the character of John Carter.
Though often categorized as just a pulp adventure tale, A Princess of Mars was hugely influential on many budding science fiction writers, professional scientists, and explorers of the day. The novel remains a light, fast-paced, and enjoyable read, and continues to inspire adaptations nearly a hundred years after its publication.