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What Makes a 'Good' Pastiche, In My Book

April 08, 2022 by Deuce Richardson

It occurred to me that I should clarify my views on 'pastiches', now that there appear to be new Conan pastiches on the horizon courtesy of Funcom.

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April 08, 2022 /Deuce Richardson
Robert E. Howard, L. Sprague de Camp, Christopher Paul Carey, Philip Jose Farmer, Edgar Rice Burroughs, William Patrick Maynard, Sax Rohmer
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It All Began With Tarzan

November 22, 2018 by Deuce Richardson

On this day of thankfulness, I feel obligated to express my debt of gratitude toward an iconic literary creation and the author who gave him to me and the world. That icon is Tarzan and his creator was Edgar Rice Burroughs.

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November 22, 2018 /Deuce Richardson
Tarzan, Philip Jose Farmer, Frank Frazetta, Edgar Rice Burroughs
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The Philip Jose Farmer Centennial Is Upon Us

January 26, 2018 by Deuce Richardson

Yep, Philip Jose Farmer would turn 100 today. He got pretty damned close to making it while still above ground. Diehard pulp fans are made of stern stuff, it would seem, and Farmer was nothing if not a diehard fan of the pulps.

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January 26, 2018 /Deuce Richardson
Philip Jose Farmer
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