Poul Anderson's Swordsmen from the Stars (Vintage Pop Fictions)

Richard L. Tierney: R.I.P. (Castalia House)

The Last Wolf: Karl Edward Wagner is a Warts-and-All Look at One of the Exemplars of Sword & Sorcery (Black Gate)

Pulp Fantasy Library: The Scarlet Citadel (Grognardia)

Book Review: ‘The Weird of the White Wolf: Book Three of the Elric Saga’ by Michael Moorcock (Talking Pulp)

Mort: Richard L. Tierney (Up and Down these Mean Streets)

Archiving the King’s Blade Champion: An Interview with John C. Hocking (Goodman Games)

The Son of Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs (MPorcius Fiction Log)

Review of “The Winds of Zarr” by Richard L. Tierney (jwwrightauthor)

M. R. James' Disturbingly Invasive, Introspective Ghost Stories: A Deep Literary Analysis (Part I) (The Classic Horror Blog)
M. R. James' Disturbingly Invasive, Introspective Ghost Stories: A Deep Literary Analysis (Part II) (The Classic Horror Blog)

A rarity: The Hole of the Pit by by Adrian Ross (1914) (Easily Distracted)

Werewolf Wednesday: “In the Forest of Villefére” by Robert E. Howard (1925) (Attack of the Six-Foot Tranny)

Vintage Science Fiction Month: Fire Time by Poul Anderson (Every Day Should Be Tuesday)

Well of the Worlds by Henry Kuttner (Schlock Value)

"The Strange High House in the Mist" (Cthulery)

Vampires, Skin-walkers and Lost Childhoods: The Widow’s Son by Ryan Williamson (DMR Books)

The Power of Setting (With Both Hands)

H. Bedford-Jones’ ‘Fang-Tung, Magician’ (The Pulp Super-Fan)

Valkyrie: Carrying the Dead to Valhalla in Norse Mythology (Brewminate)

The Vikings 2: The Dark Return by Neil Langholm (Trash Menace)

Ellsworth’s Cinema of Swords: Fantasy Salmagundi (Black Gate)

Legananny Dolmen (Voices from the Dawn)