The Blog That Time Forgot

In researching Conan of Caledonia, I scoured through my collections of Robert E. Howard's work for anything even vaguely related to Scot...

But on they came, driven by the implacable will of Suleyman, and now in September, 1529, over the ruins of Hungary, the Turk swept on Europe...

Alex Ross's Red Sonja is my favourite When it comes to the matter of Red Sonya & her cousin Red Sonja, I find two wolves barking at ...

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...