' Swords, sandal, chicks in light bondage, and a hero who always wins the day. ' Most amusing, and with the introduction of the first proper female character in the series (earth girl Elizabeth Cardwell aka the slave Vella), the books begin to round out and the dialogue is finally improving. Want to find out who those Tuchux are? Here's the book. ' If you must read one Gor novel, let this be the one. The nomads are kind of a Mongol/Hun/Maygar culture, plus this book had a lot of action. I would recommend it for any who likes a good fantasy book but is fine with some mature content There was lots of fighting and competitions which made this book very good. It involved a new place and type of people which would be heard of in books to come. He has no inkling that his destiny is far greater than the small planet he has inhabited for the first twenty-odd years of his life. rating 3,360 Ratings Tarl Cabot has always believed himself to be a citizen of Earth. But, the dialogue is a bit better and for complete escape, this is a great book. Tarnsman of Gor (Gor 1) by John Norman 3.43 avg. But, the dialogue is a bit better and for complete escape, this is a great book. Of all the ones in this series I read this one was the best! ' - Buzz, Norman really hit his stride on this one! All the others were not real bad, but this one it was like he pulled out all the stops and it read like a real book.

' Poor imitation of Burroughs et al ' - Peter, ' My favorite book of the series ' - Patrick, ' Read the series ages ago and disliked the whole of it. ' My favorite book out of John Norman's Gor series. Overall Performance: Narration Rating: Story Rating:.

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