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If you loved the propulsive quest of John Carter navigating Barsoom's perils and striving to save both friends and the planet, you'll be swept up in A Princess of Mars. Follow Carter's first journey to Mars, filled with duels, escapes, and the search to rescue Dejah Thoris—a classic tale of relentless adventure and clear objectives.
If the intricate societies and customs of Barsoom fascinated you, you'll be enthralled by Dune. Explore the desert world of Arrakis, where Paul Atreides becomes enmeshed in the politics, religion, and ecology of the Fremen and the galactic empire. The immersive worldbuilding and complex alien cultures make every page a discovery.
If you enjoyed the grand scale of John Carter's battles and the fate of civilizations hanging in the balance, Foundation will deliver. Witness the rise and fall of empires, political intrigue, and heroic endeavors as Hari Seldon and his followers attempt to save knowledge and civilization across the galaxy.
If you were gripped by the relentless pace and constant peril of John Carter's Martian exploits, The Stars My Destination will keep you on the edge of your seat. Follow Gully Foyle's single-minded quest for revenge across the solar system, with daring escapes, breathtaking confrontations, and momentum that never lets up.
If you loved exploring the landscapes, customs, and histories of Barsoom, you'll be captivated by The Left Hand of Darkness. Journey with Genly Ai as he navigates the icy planet of Gethen, learning its languages, politics, and unique gender dynamics—a masterclass in building truly alien worlds.
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