Norman Invasions

Overview

For decades the creator of Gor has been writing short pieces and quietly putting them in a drawer. But at last he is ready to go public with them in this wide-ranging story collection. It includes a number of pieces with such Gorean theme as female slavery and submission. Many of the stories are philosophical monologues exploring existential and phenomenal ideas and their relation to the real world, abstract dialogues, ruminations and speculations. Some could almost be lectures embodied in narrative form. Some stories are science fiction, some horror, and some have "mainstream" settings. Among the characters you'll meet are talking frogs, a couple of independently thinking computers, and a host of philosophers, clinical psychologists and psychiatrists performing analysis on computers or intelligent alien lifeforms and even counseling them.

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Author Information

Bio of John Norman

John Norman is creator of Gorean Saga, a series of novels spanning 25 titles written from 1967 to 1988, that have become cult classics. He has also produced a three-installment fictional series Telnarian Histories plus two other fiction works, and a nonfiction paperback entitled Imaginative Sex, all of which were out of print for many years but are being brought back in electronic format by e-reads.com and in paperback by New World Publishers. Two new novels in the Gorean saga will be published when the 25 backlist titles are all back in print. On worldofgor.com, a web site specially created for his tremendous fan following, one may read everything there is to know about this unique fictional culture. Mr. Norman was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1931. He is married and has three children.

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Imprint

eReads

Filesize

1008.97 KB

Number of Pages

520

eBook ISBN

0759295786