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Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875–1950) was a failed businessman who, in his late thirties, discovered he could write pulp adventure better than almost anyone alive. A Princess of Mars (1912) launched the Barsoom series and effectively founded planetary romance, sword-and-ray-gun adventure on vividly imagined alien worlds, while Tarzan made him one of the best-selling authors on Earth. Generations of science-fiction writers, from Bradbury to Carl Sagan, traced their first love of the genre to his Mars.
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