The Return of Tharn

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The Return of Tharn

by Howard Browne

EN·~6 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total
1

TRANSCRIBERS NOTE: This etext was produced from Amazing Stories October, November and December 1948. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.

0:18
2

The RETURN of THARN - By HOWARD BROWNE

0:02
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When Tharn set out to rescue his beloved Dylara, he did not dream the whole Cro-Magnon world opposed him

28:46
4

CHAPTER II - CRO-MAGNON HOSPITALITY

19:06
5

CHAPTER III - SADU ATTACKS

29:36
6

CHAPTER IV - THE SEEDS OF TREACHERY

19:32
7

CHAPTER V - BEYOND THE HEIGHTS

27:19
8

CHAPTER VI - JALTOR'S DECISION

24:45
9

CHAPTER VII - THE SPIDER MEN

32:02
10

CHAPTER VIII - A PRIZE FOR VOKAL

29:22

Description

In a primeval world where towering ferns shade the wandering paths of early humans, a seventeen‑year‑old hunter named Trakor is determined to win the heart of the beautiful Lanoa. Pressured by rival suitors and his own pride, he abandons the safety of the tribe’s group hunts for a solo trek across jungle and grassland, hoping a fresh kill will prove his worth. The narrative paints vivid pictures of scorching heat, wary beasts, and the rhythmic pulse of a world that is both wondrous and unforgiving.

As daylight fades, Trakor faces the dread of spending a night alone in a land teeming with lions, panthers, and unseen predators, each rustle of the reeds sending fresh shivers down his spine. While his pride battles with growing fear, whispers of a distant quest—Tharn’s desperate attempt to rescue his beloved Dylara—loom on the horizon, hinting that the young hunter’s struggle may intersect with a larger, perilous adventure. Listeners are drawn into a tense, atmospheric hunt that explores love, bravery, and the raw instincts of humanity’s earliest days.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (388K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Greg Weeks, Adam Styles, Roger L. Holda and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2010-08-24

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Howard Browne

Howard Browne

1907–1999

A lively mid-century storyteller, he moved easily from pulp magazines to sharp mystery novels and Hollywood scripts. Best known for the Paul Pine books and his work editing science fiction magazines, he built a career across several corners of popular fiction.

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