Reading order
Caspak trilogy reading order
1- 3 volumes
- Volumes
- 1918
- Published
- about 9 h
- Reading time
- Completed
- Status
Quick answer
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Publication order
3 volumes1918Completed
- Edgar Rice Burroughs’s three linked adventure novels, first published in a pulp magazine in 1918.
- During the First World War, the survivors of a ship sunk by a German U-boat capture the submarine and drift to Caprona, an uncharted island near Antarctica where dinosaurs, cave people and stranger beings live side by side, because there every creature climbs the ladder of evolution within its own lifetime.
- Fast, pulpy and dated in its attitudes, with a genuinely odd central idea.
- Filmed in the 1970s.
- No book has enough ratings yet.
- Read in order.
A plan for the whole series
3 volumes, 479 pages, about 9 hours. At 45 min a day that is 12 days.
Stages
This series fits in one stage. You finish around November 10, 2026.
- Stage 19 h12 daysby November 10, 2026
- The end of the series
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How this plan is calculated
The plan comes from the pages and ratings of each volume: we split the series into stages of about three weeks’ reading, size each break to the stage before it, and read the chance of finishing from how many readers rate the last volume compared with the first. How we work out the plan →
Every volume in order
No volume in this series has enough ratings to enter a ranking yet, so the list carries no scores — the order and the volumes are still complete.
Order checked by hand · Order and years: Wikidata (CC0). Spotted an error? Tell us. · Data updated October 29, 2026
Frequently asked questions
Which Caspak trilogy book is the longest?
“The Land That Time Forgot” is the longest at 218 pages; the shortest is “The People That Time Forgot” with 125 pages.
What should I read after Caspak trilogy?
Other series by Edgar Rice Burroughs: Pellucidar, Barsoom, Tarzan.
