“My “background as a writer” is a deep and misty vista. My first fantasy novel, Mooncrow, was released by a New York publisher in 1978. I’ve been writing full-time for the past several years and have three different fantasy series that I now consider complete.”
Read MoreThis week: Conan, Jim Fitzpatrick, Tanith Lee, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Weird Tales, Argosy, and more.
Read MorePeter Beresford Ellis is one of the foremost popularizers of Celtic fiction and non-fiction of the last hundred years. In addition, he has authored biographies of H. Rider Haggard and Talbot Mundy.
Read MoreIn the foreward Dariel explains to the reader the genesis of Orhan Timur. What if Genghis Khan had a blood-brother who had betrayed him? Would this hunted man ever give up his lost khanate?
Read MoreIf Roy Thomas is taken out of the reckoning, Doug Moench can lay a rock-solid claim to bringing more pulpish goodness to mainstream comics than any other comics scribe, living or dead. Even then, Doug gives Roy a run for his money.
Read More“I feel confident writing action scenes, maybe my martial art background helps. I’ve helped trained stunt people in the past, and work a lot with weapons. I’ve yet to stand, bloody battleaxe in hand, atop a mound of slain enemies, but the day is young!”
Read MoreThis week: Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser, Gary Gygax, Conan, Thongor, Stephen King, Lovecraftian death metal, and more.
Read More“I think some of the weakness of social media is getting stuck in a circle. You need to have multiple circles, especially if you work in different genres.”
Read MoreThis week: Frank Frazetta, Red Sonja, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Andre Norton, Robert E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, and more.
Read MoreAdmired and revered by the likes of Frank Frazetta, Al Williamson, Michael Wm. Kaluta and Bernie Wrightson, Roy G. Krenkel was an “artists’ artist”. Despite his aversion to the spotlight, RGK’s legacy and influence continue to this day, four decades after his death.
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