The Blog That Time Forgot

A friend of mine was asking for my opinion on the Conan stories. I thought I'd share my brief response. I've grouped the Conan stori...

"The Legend" by George Paul Chalmers (ca 1864), illustrating a scene from The Pirate (1821) by Walter Scott Scotland, befitting a...

The darkness hung in the old tomb's nighted halls like tapestries of a ghostly kingdom. Glinting pinpricks of dust flittered to the grou...

A Sang o’ the Ilk Screivit by Rabert E. Howard Heich oan his throne sat Bran Mak Morn Whan the sun-god sank an the wast wis reid...

I wish I could've started the new year on a happier tone . Howard Andrew Jones was an author whose work exemplified everything this blog...

I was once again offered the opportunity to write for DMR Books - as this year marks a century since The Land That Time Forgot (or the nove...

A small tribute to my eternal inspiration Robert E. Howard, and to an auld   freen , who shared his birthday. I am glad to have met and tal...

Sigh . I suppose I might as well, eh?  Almost ten years on,  this post is becoming more and more prophetic.

( DM's  NOTE: The first story is the conclusion of the previous sessions' adventure, and some story elements of Helena Nash's ...

( DM's note: In my optimism, I projected that this adventure would be finished in one session. The players, being the wonderful meanderi...