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A review by dotorsojak
Thuvia, Maid of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs
3.0
2.75 stars rounded up
Certainly not one of the best of the Barsoom novels. Interesting for its portrayal of the lost city of... where the "essentialists" and the "realists" continue their centuries long debate on the nature of reality. Carthoris has essentially no personality other than that he is John Carter's son, a kind of mini-me for JC.
Fun if you like this sort of sword fighting fantasy.
Certainly not one of the best of the Barsoom novels. Interesting for its portrayal of the lost city of... where the "essentialists" and the "realists" continue their centuries long debate on the nature of reality. Carthoris has essentially no personality other than that he is John Carter's son, a kind of mini-me for JC.
Fun if you like this sort of sword fighting fantasy.