Tarzan and the Golden Lion by Edgar Rice Burroughs — cover

Tarzan and the Golden Lion

Volume 9, Tarzan Series

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Adventure Fantasy Nature vs. Civilization Exploration Identity Loyalty

Public domain (US)·No sign-up·DRM-free·Real text, not scans

Pages
225
Reading time
6 hours 44 minutes
Pace
Intermediate
First published
1923
Language
English
Downloads
3,406

103 years later, still timely

Why Read Tarzan and the Golden Lion in 2026?

High-velocity pulp with moral choices. Beyond the chases and hidden treasure, Burroughs poses questions about loyalty, greed, and the stories empires tell.

Today's connection

Adventure still thrills, but context matters. Reading this now sharpens your sense for colonial tropes, lets you enjoy momentum, and invites a smarter conversation about heroism.

Wild momentum

Set pieces that sprint.

Lost worlds

Myth, jungle, treasure.

Ethical lens

Enjoy and interrogate.

Perfect for Fans of classic adventure novels Readers interested in early 20th-century literature People intrigued by stories of wilderness and survival

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About the author

Portrait of Edgar Rice Burroughs

Edgar Rice Burroughs · 1875–1950

Velocity and exotic horizons that set adventure pacing for a century of popular storytelling.

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