Gor Reading Order
1 series · 29 books
John Norman is a science fiction author best known for his expansive Counter-Earth saga, a series of 29 novels set on Gor, a mysterious planet hidden on the opposite side of Earth's sun. His work combines adventure, philosophical themes, and world-building centered around the cultures and conflicts of this alien world. Norman's novels are characterized by intricate plot development and exploration of complex social systems within the Counter-Earth universe.
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Standalone Novels Series
29 books
This collection comprises 29 standalone novels by Gor, initially published in Russian. The series should be read in publication order, beginning with Bolʹshie pikhtovye lesa. The completion status of the series is currently unknown, though the published works span from early entries like Dom na Mokhovoĭ and Fakulʹtet chudakov through later titles including works focused on artists such as Khudozhnik Fedotov and Khudozhnik Perov.
Start with Bolʹshie pikhtovye lesa, the first of 29 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Bolʹshie pikhtovye lesa |
| 2 | Dokuchlivyĭ sobesednik |
| 3 | Dom na Mokhovoĭ |
| 4 | Fakulʹtet chudakov |
| 5 | Fantasticheskie povesti i rasskazy |
| 6 | Geometricheskiĭ les |
| 7 | Glini︠a︡nyĭ papuas |
| 8 | Izvai͡a︡nie |
| 9 | Khudozhnik Fedotov |
| 10 | Khudozhnik Perov |
| 11 | Korova |
| 12 | Krasnai͡a kapli͡a v snegu |
| 13 | Kumbi |
| 14 | Lanzhero |
| 15 | Leningradskii alʹmanakh |
| 16 | Odnofamilet͡s︡ |
| 17 | Oshibka professora Orocheva |
| 18 | Pi͡a︡tʹ uglov |
| 19 | Pi︠a︡tʹ uglov |
| 20 | Povesti i rasskazy |
| 21 | Professor Orochev's delusion |
| 22 | Sakhalin |
| 23 | Sinee ozero |
| 24 | Skitalet︠s︡ lavrev |
| 25 | Universitetskai͡a︡ naberezhnai͡a︡ |
| 26 | Vasiliĭ Ivanovich Surikov, 1848-1916 |
| 27 | Volshebnai︠a︡ doroga |
| 28 | Written in the dark |
| 29 | [Nesi meni︠a︡ reka] |
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