Rest in Peace Dean Andersson (Realms of Night)

Pulp Fantasy Library: The Fortress Unvanquishable, Save for Sacnoth (Grognardia)

Words Weird and Wonderful: Jack Vance’s Dying Earth (Goodman Games)

Forgotten Books: The Monster Men - Edgar Rice Burroughs (Rough Edges)

Titan Comics Adapts Michael Moorcock's Elric: The Dreaming City (Exclusive) (CBR)

A Personal Look at Jack Vance’s Dying Earth: The Eyes of the Overworld (Goodman Games)

The man who sculpted Cthulhu: Stephen Hickman (1949-2021) (Karavansara)

The Black Hawks — David Wragg (Track of Words)

Library Additions: Three Jack Vance Firsts (Lawrence Person’s Futuramen)

Lin Carter’s Simrana Cycle – Book Review (Hellnotes)

Film Review: Krull (1983) (Talking Pulp)

Artist Spotlight: The Art Of . . . Lucas Graciano (The Geeky Nerfherder)

Book Review: 'Thieves' World' edited by Robert Lynn Asprin (The PorPor Books Blog)

Science Fiction Adventures: October 1957 (Castalia House)

June-July Rereads of Barry Malzberg and Tanith Lee (MPorcius Fiction Log)

Book Review: ‘El Borak and Other Desert Adventures’ by Robert E. Howard (Talking Pulp)

Final five volumes of the Lovecraft letters (Tentaclii)

Such Stuff as Dreams are Made On: The Tempest by William Shakespeare (Black Gate)

"The Fane of the Black Pharaoh" (Cthulery)

Updates (Howard History)

The Monsters of the Hyborian Age 8: The Dragon (Dark Worlds)

Is Hellish Quart the Most Realistic Swordfighting Game Ever? (Black Gate)

Howard Days 2021 - All the Audio in One Place!!! (The Cromcast)

Film Review: Wizards (1977) (Talking Pulp)

Ballantine Adult Fantasy: Lord Dunsany (Goodman Games)

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