Lemmy: Birth of a Metal Icon
Today would have been Ian “Lemmy” Kilmister's seventy-third birthday. I consider Lemmy to be the most Conanic/Howardian rocker in the history of the genre.
Read MoreToday would have been Ian “Lemmy” Kilmister's seventy-third birthday. I consider Lemmy to be the most Conanic/Howardian rocker in the history of the genre.
Read MoreThis week: Christmas ghost stories, viking comics by Frank Frazetta, current weird/adventure fiction magazines, and more.
Read MoreAs the year draws to a close, it’s customary to reflect on the past twelve months in some way. 2018 isn’t quite over yet, but I thought I would take a look at a few of the best books I read this year, both new releases and old ones I’d never read before.
Read MoreToday is the 79th birthday of one of the most important sword and sorcery writers ever, Michael Moorcock.
Read MoreRobert William Chambers died eighty-five years ago today. Once one of the most popular authors in America, Chambers' handful of weird tales—The King in Yellow paramount among them—are what keep him in the public eye a century later.
Read MoreThis week: Elric comics, Weird Tales histories, Poe, Poul Anderson, John W. Campbell, and more.
Read MoreMillhaven Press is a new publisher on the fantasy scene, but they already have quite a few anthologies to their credit. Savage Lands is the second volume in their Fierce Tales series, and contains five novellas.
Read MoreThis week: Leigh Brackett’s birthday, histories of Weird Tales and other pulps, Robert E. Howard, and more.
Read MoreAs always, December 7 is the feast day of Saint Leigh, Our Lady of Planetary Adventure.
Read MoreNot only are Pegana Press reprinting several foundational works of the horror, sword and sorcery and fantasy genres, they are packaging them in exquisitely rendered, handcrafted editions
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