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SMARTASS OF MARS

цитата ArK

Dracula of the Apes Trilogy

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Почитав обсуждение возможности переиздания первой трилогии Марсианского цикла, зашёл на страничку серии и заметил, что в вариантах издания отсутствует целая серия. Я читал в детстве как минимум 3 книги из этой серии.  Стандартно шли по 2 романа в томе. Выходных данных по этой серии нагуглить не удалось, только пример обложки одной из книг. Хотя возможно, кто из лаборантов живёт в Саратове и ему недалеко до Центральной городской библиотеки, то может зайти, спросить книгу и переписать данные.

цитата AlisterOrm

Читал первые 4 романа "Марсианского цикла", давно, в школе, классе в 6-м. Тогда показалось — неплохо. Перечитывать только вот побаиваюсь... вдруг не пойдёт?

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A brand-new tale in Philip José Farmer’s Khokarsa series from Christopher Paul Carey, the coauthor of The Song of Kwasin!

In Hadon of Ancient Opar, the hero Hadon entered the Great Games, battling in the arena for the chance to become king. Instead, he found himself at odds with a vengeful tyrant who sent him on a fool’s errand to retrieve a living god’s bounty. In Flight to Opar, civil war has erupted across the queendoms of Khokarsa, and Hadon must take his quest back to his home city of Opar if he is to fulfill a prophecy of the oracle and protect his loved ones and his homeland from utter doom. In The Song of Kwasin, Hadon makes an appearance following the adventures of his giant herculean cousin, surveying a world torn asunder by a continent-wide earthquake. Now, in Hadon, King of Opar, fourteen years have passed since the great calamity threw the mighty queendoms of Khokarsa from their foundations, and Hadon is king of Opar, charged with protecting his far-flung jungle city against the myriad dangers that threaten it.

Christopher Paul Carey, coauthor with Philip José Farmer of The Song of Kwasin and the author of Exiles of Kho, picks up Hadon’s tale of adventure in exhilarating fashion. Using Farmer’s own notes, Carey now continues the epic saga of Khokarsa, filling in the missing history of a civilization lost to the mists of time…

Opar, legendary city of gold and fabulous treasures, once shined as the most precious jewel of Khokarsa, a mighty empire whose magnificent cities stretched across the shores of ancient Africa’s vast inland seas. But a horrific cataclysm has shattered the other great metropolises of the land and the bountiful seas have slowly begun to drain. Now golden Opar stands alone—the last bastion of a dying civilization, battling to survive in a hostile and rapidly changing world.
When a mysterious enemy strikes from out of the wilds, King Hadon must lead his golden city against the most perilous threat it has ever faced. As he embarks on a mission to confront the danger, Hadon runs headlong into a maze of plots and intrigues lurking in the ages-old tunnels deep beneath the city. Soon he discovers the ancient war between the followers of the goddess Kho and the sun god Resu never truly ended. Unless Hadon can rally his most daunting enemies to fight by his side and rescue his daughter La from the clutches of a ruthless pirate lord, the city of gold and jewels will soon lie in ruins, the long-held prophecy of its greatness hurled into oblivion…

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ArK
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3.1. Официальным языком сайта является русский. Помещая информацию на других языках, посетитель обязан предоставить её перевод или краткую аннотацию на русском.

Это я уже не говорю о том, что первое предложение говорит о цикле Фармера, а не Берроуза.