I, too, have read them all. I have the Balentine editions
from the 1960s. I've never seen them packaged as "The Martian
Chronicles." That is the name of a very famous Bradbury
collection of stories so I'd expect Bradbury to have some
trademark on the title unless Burroughs used it first, in
which case Burroughs would have had a trademark. I know
titles are pretty slippery.
Patrick King
--- sonny <
sforstater@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Yes, the Edgar Burroughs mars books at some
point
> have been labeled and
> sold as 'The Martian Chronicles' with a
volume
> number, as well as the
> original title.
>
> --- Jack Bludis <
buildsnburns@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > Boys, boys, play nice.
> >
> > I notice that when Brian said, Martian
Chronicles,
> it
> > wasn't all caps. He may have referred to
Burroughs
> saga of
> > Mars, which I think was several volumes or
at
> least several
> > stories.
> >
>
>
>
>
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