Phalanxes of Atlans originally appeared in the February and March issues of Astounding Stories in 1931, and was recently reprinted by Armchair Fiction in their “Lost World-Lost Race Classics” series.
Read MoreI stumbled upon the fact that today marks the tenth anniversary of Jim Cawthorn’s death. Fantasy fans in the US might not be all that familiar with Jim's legacy, but he is certainly a man who deserves remembrance.
Read MoreThis week: Poul Anderson’s birthday, Manly Wade Wellman’s Silver John stories, GRRM being a bitch, Tolkien, Clark Ashton Smith and more.
Read MoreThis week: Robert E. Howard, Otis Adelbert Kline, J.K. Rowling, pulp fiction magazines past and present, and more.
Read MoreOn 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.
Read MoreLorn is part of a contingent of fighting men who have crossed the depleted continent of Khabor, sacking the remnants of once great cities under a black banner. This nameless city state is their final stop in a winding road of rapine and conquest.
Read MoreThis week: Articles on the Dune, Solomon Kane, and Clark Ashton Smith movies and much, much more.
Read MoreCealwyn was once a Celtic prince but is now a slave. He was captured by the Carthaginian noble Adherbal, who ravished and slew his sister Creoda.
Read MoreThis week: Weird Menaces, Yellow Perils, Lovecraft, Howard, and more.
Read MoreJim Steranko’s eightieth birthday snuck up on me. Hard to believe that number, because he's still out there rollin' like a boss. Jim is possibly the coolest eighty-year-old I know of.
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