
Edgar Rice Burroughs, “Tarzan of the Apes“, 1912 also was the topic of an earlier blog post.


Chapter #. “Title”.
#1. “Towards the Eternal Fire”.
#2. “A Strange World”.
#3. “A Change of Masters”.
#4. “Dian, the Beautiful”.
#5. “Slaves”.
#6. “The Beginning of Horror”.
#7. “Freedom”.
#8. “The Mahar Temple”.
#9. “The Face of Death”.
#10. “Phutra Again”.
#11. “Four Dead Mahar”.
#12. “Pursuit”.
#13. “The Sly One”.
#14. “The Garden of Eden”.
#15. “Back to Earth”.

The pair of David Innes & Abner Perry travel in a mechanical subterranean prospector to Pellucidar from the Sahara Desert.
Pellucidar is a subworld beneath the surface of Earth illuminated by a miniature Sun that does not set. Scattered throughout Pellucidar (
a savage prehistoric wilderness) are communities of distrustful humans and the cities of the reptilian, highly evolved Mahars. The cities of the Mahar are shown on the map ABOVE; also, the location of the mechanical subterranean prospector is shown on the map ABOVE.
H. G. Wells, “A Story of the Stone Age”, 1897 was the topic of an earlier blog post.
- Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936), “The Jungle Book”, 1894 was the topic of an earlier blog post.