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Most of the books are narrated by transplanted British professor Tarl Cabot,
master swordsman and possibly Norman's alter-ego, as he engages in adventures
involving Priest-Kings, Kurii, and humans alike. Books seven, eleven, nineteen,
twenty two, and twenty six are narrated by abducted Earth women who are made
slaves. Books fourteen, fifteen and sixteen are narrated by male abductee (and
initially slave) Jason Marshall.
The series features several sentient alien races. The most important to the
books are the insectoid Priest-Kings and the huge sharp-clawed predatory Kurii,
both space-farers from foreign star systems. The Priest-Kings rule Gor as
somewhat disinterested custodians, leaving humans to their own affairs as long
as they abide by certain restrictions on technology. The Kurii are an
aggressive, invasive race with advanced technology (but less so than that of the
Priest-Kings) who wish to colonize Gor and Earth. The power of the Priest-Kings
is diminished after the "Nest War" described in the third book, and for the most
part, Priest-Kings and Kurii struggle against each other only by proxy, through
their respective human agents and spies. Some critics have commented that these
antipoles — the dispassionate, ultra-rationalist Priest-Kings who find little
joy in existence and the Kurii who simply follow their savage instincts and kill
in their lack of reflection — are an allegorical appeal to moderate human
behavior.
Early entries in the series were mostly plot-driven space opera adventures,
with later entries growing more heavily philosophical and sexual. There are many
sub-plots that run the course of several books and tie back to the main plotline
in later books. Some of these plots start in the first book, but most are
underway in the first ten books.
- Tarnsman of Gor (1967)
ISBN 0-345-27583-7
- Outlaw of Gor (1967)
ISBN 0-345-27136-X
- Priest-Kings of Gor (1968)
ISBN 0-7592-0036-X
- Nomads of Gor (1969)
ISBN 0-345-33421-3
- Assassin of Gor (1970)
ISBN 1-56333-538-7
- Raiders of Gor (1971)
ISBN 1-56333-558-1
- Captive of Gor (1972)
ISBN 1-56333-581-6
- Hunters of Gor (1974)
ISBN 1-56333-592-1
- Marauders of Gor (1975)
ISBN 1-56333-662-6
- Tribesmen of Gor (1976)
ISBN 1-56333-677-4
- Slave Girl of Gor (1977)
ISBN 0-87997-679-9
- Beasts of Gor (1978)
ISBN 0-88677-028-9
- Explorers of Gor (1979)
ISBN 0-87997-905-4
- Fighting Slave of Gor (1981)
ISBN 0-87997-882-1
- Rogue of Gor (1981)
ISBN 0-87997-892-9
- Guardsman of Gor (1981)
ISBN 0-87997-890-2
- Savages of Gor (1982)
ISBN 0-88677-191-9
- Blood Brothers of Gor (1982)
ISBN 0-88677-157-9
- Kajira of Gor (1983)
ISBN 0-87997-807-4
- Players of Gor (1984)
ISBN 0-88677-116-1
- Mercenaries of Gor (1985)
ISBN 0-88677-369-5
- Dancer of Gor (1986)
ISBN 0-88677-301-6
- Renegades of Gor (1986)
ISBN 0-88677-382-2
- Vagabonds of Gor (1987)
ISBN 0-88677-188-9
- Magicians of Gor (1988)
ISBN 0-88677-279-6
- Witness of Gor (2001)
ISBN 0-7592-4235-6
Norman has reportedly completed a 27th book, Prize of Gor, which deals
with a rejuvenation serum (going beyond the "stabilization serums" or
immortality potions of the other books), and is planning a further book set on
one of the "Steel Worlds" (artificial space habitats) of the Kurii.
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