![]() ![]() ![]() The most popular (or perhaps infamous) aspect of Gor, however, is its slave culture, particularly where female pleasure slaves are concerned. (As a quick aside, it seems silly to warn about spoilers for a book that's almost fifty years old, but I'll do so anyway for those who care: spoilers ahead.)įor those who don't know, a quick primer: the Gor books tell the tale of a sister planet to Earth, in the same orbital plane as us but on the opposite side of the Sun, where the mysterious "Priest-Kings" have been clandestinely bringing humans to live for millenia. I'd heard about Gor (and things "Gorean") for years, but this was the first time I'd gone straight to the source. ![]() It was with that thought in mind that I ordered an old copy of Tarnsman of Gor off of Amazon. Far better, to my mind, to actually sit down and engage with a thing directly that's a large part of the difference between an opinion and an informed opinion. I dislike forming opinions about things based solely on second- and third-hand information. Tarnsman of Gor by John Norman (Published 1966) ![]()
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