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John Norman
Rogue of Gor
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Part of "Gor" series
"Rogue of Gor" is the eighth book in the Gor series by John Norman, and it continues the saga of Tarl Cabot, a warrior and slave on the Counter-Earth of Gor. In this installment, Tarl finds himself in the city of Tharna, where he becomes embroiled in a plot to overthrow the city's ruler, Compsor. Tharna is a city ruled by women, where men are kept as slaves and are forbidden to carry weapons. Tarl, as a free man and a warrior, is an anomaly in this society, and he quickly attracts the attention of the city's ruling council. They see in him a potential ally in their plans to overthrow Compsor and establish a new order in Tharna. However, Tarl has his own agenda. He is searching for a way to return to his own world, and he believes that Compsor may hold the key. As he navigates the treacherous politics of Tharna, Tarl must also confront his own desires and loyalties. He is torn between his attraction to the women of Tharna and his commitment to the cause of freedom. "Rogue of Gor" is a classic example of Norman's signature style, blending elements of science fiction, fantasy, and sword-and-sorcery. The world of Gor is richly imagined, with its own cultures, languages, and customs. The characters are well-drawn and complex, with their own motivations and desires. The novel explores themes of power, dominance, and submission, as well as the nature of freedom and slavery. It raises questions about the role of gender in society and the ways in which power can be wielded and abused. Overall, "Rogue of Gor" is a thrilling and thought-provoking addition to the Gor series. It will appeal to fans of science fiction, fantasy, and adventure, as well as those interested in exploring themes of power and gender...
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