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Pirates of Venus by Edgar Rice Burroughs

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In Pirates of Venus, did you enjoy ...

... the sense of adventure and the protagonist's quest in an alien world?

Out Of The Silent Planet by C. S. Lewis

If you were captivated by Carson Napier's daring journey and clear mission on Venus, you'll love Out of the Silent Planet, where Dr. Ransom is swept onto the mysterious planet of Malacandra and must navigate its alien landscape to fulfill a vital purpose. Both stories revolve around a protagonist driven by a compelling objective, facing unknown dangers at every turn.

... the swashbuckling, fast-paced exploits and action-packed narrative?

The Skylark of Space by E. E. Smith

If the non-stop action and daring escapes in Pirates of Venus thrilled you, The Skylark of Space will keep you on the edge of your seat. Join Richard Seaton as he blasts off on an interstellar adventure, battles cunning adversaries, and races through cosmic perils with the same swashbuckling energy and excitement.

... the rich, exotic alien cultures and worldbuilding?

Planet of Adventure: City of the Chasch by Jack Vance

If you loved exploring the strange societies and lush environments of Venus alongside Carson Napier, you’ll be fascinated by City of the Chasch. Adam Reith crash-lands on Tschai, a planet filled with bizarre civilizations and customs, and must navigate their complexities to survive. The vibrant worldbuilding and alien cultures are every bit as imaginative as Burroughs’ Venus.

... the detailed, imaginative worldbuilding of a vivid alien planet?

A Princess Of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs

If you enjoyed immersing yourself in the lush jungles and perilous cities of Venus, you'll find the fantastical landscapes and diverse inhabitants of Barsoom in A Princess of Mars just as captivating. John Carter’s adventures introduce readers to a meticulously crafted world, with unique cultures and creatures at every turn.

... the lighthearted wit and adventurous tone?

The Stainless Steel Rat by Harry Harrison

If Carson Napier's clever banter and the playful, adventurous tone of Pirates of Venus appealed to you, The Stainless Steel Rat offers a delightful blend of humor and adventure. Follow the charming anti-hero Slippery Jim DiGriz as he outsmarts his foes and gets into—and out of—trouble with a wink and a smile.

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