Rogue of Gor John Norman‎ 1981 First Printing DAW Books Sci-Fi Fantasy

Step into the barbaric and thrilling world of the Counter-Earth with Rogue of Gor, the fifteenth book in the legendary Saga of Gor by John Norman. This DAW Books original features the journey of Jason Marshall as he navigates the complex social hierarchies and warring factions of Imperial Ar and the Salerian Confederation. This edition captures the quintessential sword-and-planet aesthetic that has made the series a cornerstone of speculative fiction.  This specific copy is a first printing from March 1981, as indicated by the printing number line. It features striking cover art by Richard Hescox, a hallmark of the DAW paperbacks from this era. Collectors of vintage science fiction and fantasy will appreciate this addition to their library, representing a key moment in the long-running adventures of Tarl Cabot and the people of Gor.  Published by Donald A. Wollheim, this mass market paperback is a must-have for fans of epic world-building and adult fantasy. The narrative delves deep into the philosophical and adventurous themes that John Norman is famous for, set against the backdrop of a pirate armada and the struggle for control over the planet's trading arteries.