Philip José Farmer

Richard Francis Burton attempts to fight his way out of the Riverworld in which he finds himself trapped after death.

To Your Scattered Bodies Go

The fabulous riverboat

The Unreasoning Mask (Overlook Sf&F Classics)

Night Of Light

The Other Log of Phileas Fogg

A Barnstormer In Oz

Image of the Beast

Lord Tyger

Irene Zuidervaart

Binnenste buiten

Matthew Baugh

Jess Nevins

Christopher Paul Carey

Win Scott Eckert

Peter Coogan

Rick Lai

Brad Mengel

Dennis E. Power

John A. Small

Philip Jose Farmer's Wold Newton Universe

Myths for the Modern Age

A Feral Man Anthology, Fiction and Fact about Humans Raised by Animals

Mother was a Lovely Beast

They were known simply as the Nine - grim and ancient rulers who 30,000 years ago had discovered the key to eternal life and ever since had secretly held the world in thrall. Once, Doc Caliban had been their servant and had shared their secrets. Now, appalled by their tyranny, Caliban sets out on the trail of the deadliest of the Nine - the mad goblin Iwaldi, the very incarnation of Evil.

The mad goblin

Mundo sem morte

Venus on the Half-Shell

The Lovers

Le cycle du fleuve 1

Les défunts de toutes les époques renaissent le même jour sur les rives d'un fleuve gigantesque et sinueux. Le premier moment de surprise passé, chacun retourne à ses occupations coutumières.

Le monde du fleuve ; Le bateau fabuleux ; Le noir dessein

Le cycle du fleuve

L'Odyssee Verth Traduit De L'Americain Par J. P. Pugi

Mémoires intimes de Lord Grandrith

La Jungle nue 

A South African tycoon attempts to engineer his own Tarzan in a novel that deconstructs the original legend with unparalleled imagination. In a remote African valley, Ras Tyger is the Lord of the Jungle. He lives each day fulfilling his appetites for deadly prey and sexual conquest. But something sinister lurks behind his unspoiled life. He will soon discover the devastating truth: his entire existence has been engineered by a madman. Obsessed with the Tarzan novels of Edgar Rice Burroughs, a white South African uses his fortune to turn an English nobleman into the heroically untamed figure. Everything in Ras Tyger’s world—from his jungle home to the “apes” who raised him—is an elaborate lie. But the Tarzan books weren’t very plausible. And the experiment is about to get dangerously out of control . . . Drawing on true stories of feral children, Lord Tyger explores the real-life implications of the Tarzan legend. With ingenious meta-fiction, Philip José Farmer delivers a wildly entertaining sci-fi adventure that critiques popular colonial mythmaking.

Philip José Farmer

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