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TARNSMAN OF GOR #1
Tarl Cabot was of Earth. Or at least so he had believed for all of his twenty-odd
years. He had no inkling of the fantastic event that was to occur one winter's night in the frosty woods
of America's New England. Nothing had prepared him for the great wild tarns that screamed across an alien
sky, for the dreaded, omniscient Priest Kings of the Sardar Mountains, for the Scribes and Warriors and
Slaves and Assassins of Gor. Yet Tarl was the chosen one--the one picked out of millions, to be trained
and schooled and disciplined by the best teachers, swordsmen, bowmen on Gor. Toward what end, what mission,
what purpose? Only Gor--Counter-Earth--held the answer.
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OUTLAWS OF GOR #2
Tarl
Cabot's long exile was over. Again he was back on Gor, the strange world
of Counter-Earth, where he had once been the proudest warrior and
mightiest tarnsman of that savage planet. But nothing was as it had been.
His home city of Ko-ro-ba was destroyed, razed until not one stone
remained standing. His beautiful mate, Talena, was dead or vanished. His
family and friends were scattered across the globe. And Cabot was now
declared an outlaw, with all men ordered to kill him on sight. His only
chance was to find the strange Priest Kings who ruled Gor and to submit
himself to them. But Tarl Cabot was not about to submit! *NOTE: There are
3 covers for this book, listed here are two of the 3*
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PRIEST-KINGS OF GOR #3
Once Tarl Cabot had been the mightiest warrior of Gor, the strange world of Counter-Earth.
But now on all the planet, he had no friends except the tarn, the mighty bird on which he flew. He was an
outcast, with every hand against him. His home city had been destroyed, his loved ones scattered or killed.
And that was at the orders of the Priest-Kings, those mysterious beings who ruled absolutely over Gor. No man
had ever seen a Priest-King. They were said to dwell somewhere in the Mountains of Sardar. And none who
entered that forbidden land ever returned alive. Nonetheless, Tarl Cabot headed into the Mountains of Sardar!
*NOTE: There are 4 covers for this book, listed here are all 4 of the 4*
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NOMADS OF GOR #4
Tarl Cabot, warrior and tarnsman, left the forbidden Sardar Mountains on a mission for the
Priest-Kings of Gor, the barbaric world of Counter-Earth. The Priest-Kings were dying, and he had to find their
last link to survival. All he knew about his goal was that it lay hidden somewhere among the nomads. There were
the Wagon Peoples, the wild tribes thatlived off the roving herds of bosk, fiercest of the animals of Gor. But
still more fierce were their masters, the savage Tuchuks. All men fled before them when they moved. All except
Tarl Cabot, who stood alone, watching the oncoming clouds of dust that might bring him death.
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ASSASSIN OF GOR #5
Kuurus
was one of the dread caste of assassins on the hidden world of
Counter-Earth. He was hired for twenty pieces of gold to avenge the death
of a warrior. Now he was on his way to the great city of Ar, where he was
forbidden by ancient sentence of death ever to appear again. He knew
nothing of his intended victim, save that the man had taken part in the
savage tarn races at the Arena of Ar. And all he knew of the man he was to
avenge was a name. The name was that of Tarl Cabot, the great warrior and
servant of the all-powerful Priest-Kings. And that was strange. Because
the true name of Kuurus was Tarl Cabot.
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RAIDERS OF GOR #6
Tarl
Cabot was a warrior of Gor--the world that Earth could never see.
Normally, he was a proud and mighty warrior. But now he was bound for Port
Kar, the only city with no home stone to give it a heart. It was a city of
reavers and looters...of outcasts without allegiance. Merchants and
pirates stalked its quays beside the beautiful Sea of Thassa. Tarl Cabot
was headed for the sinkhole of the planet, a teeming den of iniquity. And
that was no place for an honest warrior from far Ko-ro-ba. But he was no
longer Tarl Cabot, the warrior. Now he was only Bosk...a miserable slave!
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CAPTIVE OF GOR #7
Spoiled,
rich young Elinor Brinton was no longer on Earth. She had been kidnapped
from her New York apartment and carried across space to Gor by alien
slavers. Then the ship was wrecked and she was stranded on the strange
world of Counter-Earth, where women were only property, to be beaten and
subjugated at the will of men who were their Masters. Life to her became a
never-ending nightmare. In the great luxury city of Ko-ro-ba, she was
trained in the provocative skills of a pleasure slave. In the Northern
Forests of Gor, she was captured by the fierce outlaw Panther Girls. And
finally came Rask of Treve to teach her what all women should learn!
*NOTE: There are 3 covers for this book, listed
here are two of the 3*
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HUNTERS OF GOR #8
Three lovely women were keys to Tarl Cabot's career on Gor, Earth's orbital counterpart. They
were: Talena, daughter of Gor's greatest ruler and once Tarl's queen. Elizabeth Cardwell, who had been Tarl's
comrade in two of his greatest exploits. Verna, haughty chief of the untamed panther women of the Northern forests.
HUNTERS OF GOR finally reveals the fate of these three--as Tarl Cabot ventures into the wilderness to pit his skill
and his life against the brutal cunning of Gorean outlaws and enemy warriors.
*NOTE: There are 4 covers for this book, listed here are two of the 4*
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MARAUDERS OF GOR #9
Tarl Cabot has struggled to free himself from the
control of Gor's most powerful Priest-Kings, but to no avail. Now he finds
that mission challenged by a threat emanating from the planet's forbidden
northern lands. There, a menacing alien force waits for Tarl, who faces an
awesome choice: protect his own position as a rich merchant-slaver, or
risk everything to defend the freedom of his world. An adventure filled
with incredible incident, barbaric peoples, and the ferocious clashes
between men and women that have made John Norman one of science fiction's
legendary storytellers.
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TRIBESMEN OF GOR #10
The Others were on the move! The Priest-Kings had
received a message: "Surrender Gor." The date had been set for conquest or
destruction. Tarl Cabot could no longer linger in Port Kar--now he must
act on behalf of the Priest-Kings, on behalf of Gor, and on behalf of
Gor's teeming, unsuspecting, twin world known as Earth. Evidence pointed
to the great wasteland of the Tahari, the desert known only to the
clannish, militant tribes of desert-wanderers. There must Cabot go. There
among the feuds, along the trails of slavers, beyond the forbidding salt
mines to a rendezvous with treachery, with a woman warlord, with a bandit
chief, and with the monster intelligences from the worlds of steel.
*NOTE: There are 3 covers for this book, listed here are two of the 3*
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SLAVE GIRL OF GOR #11
Tarl Cabot had resumed his allegiance to the
Priest-Kings, the non-human but benevolent rulers of Earth's orbital twin
planet, Gor. And accordingly Tarl knew that the battle for the possession
of the planet was under way--the Kurii, the beastlike invaders, had made
their plans. There was a girl, once Judy Thornton of Earth, found in the
wilderness of Gor. Captured, as such lovely strangers were on that
ruthless world, she was to undergo the training that would make of her a
slave girl of great value. But unknown to her captors was the fact that
she was a tool of the Kurii, that she carried a programmed message that
imperilled the future of Gor. It was for possession of her mind and body
that Priest-King and Kur monster battled, while a planet went its way
unsuspecting that its very fate was also locked within the slave collar
that graced her neck.
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BEASTS OF GOR #12
On Gor,
the other world in Earth's orbit, the term beast can mean any of three
things: First, there are the Kurii, the monsters from space, who are about
to invade that world. Second, there are the Gorean warriors, men whose
fighting ferocity is incomparable. Third, there are the slave girls, who
are both beasts of burden and objects of desire. All three kinds of beasts
come into action in this thrilling novel as the Kurii establish their
beachhead on Gor's polar cap. Here is a John Norman epic that takes Tarl
Cabot from the canals of Port Kar to the taverns of Lydius, the tents of
the Sardar Fair, and to a grand climax among the red hunters of the Arctic
ice pack.
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EXPLORERS OF GOR #13
When the shield ring of the much feared Kurii falls
into the possession of a mysterious black explorer, it becomes vital to
the Priest-Kings that Tarl Cabot himself regain that ancient product of an
alien science. His quest brings him to the unmapped interior of the great
equatorial rain-forests and into new dangers without parallel. Here are
jungle kingdoms and tropical trade cities, fierce beasts and fiercer men.
And at the heart of this full-bodied Gorean novel is a lost city--and a
linkage of the loveliest enemy agents ever lured from the cities of
far-off Terra.
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