The Blog That Time Forgot

He and his followers were well armed and accoutered. Some of the men bore coils of rope and grapplinghooks to be employed in the escalad...

World Book Day 2013 falls on my 29th birthday, which makes me almost as happy as this little chap: So I'm going to try out somet...

I'm always a bit haphazard observing my favourite writers' birthdays and other days of observation, but luckily I was reminded ...

(I have a post regarding the comic launch in the works, but until then, here's a quick post) On a whim, I decided to pick this up back...

Preview of "Kalina & the Baba Yaga," which goes on sale from Black Hearted Press on Hallowe'en 2012, with a launch p...

To his further disconcertion, he soon found that he had attracted the attention of a huge foggy monster with the rough outlines of a tyranno...

In all the hubbub about the Conan premiere and my subsequent review , I feel infuriated at myself for letting the regulars at The Blog That ...

I still need to finish that retrospective on Manilla Road's sonic tributes to Robert E. Howard, but then I found this recent interview ...

I really should put important dates like this on a calendar.  However, James Maliszewski doesn't let the side down, as he pays tribute ...

I confidently predict that certain people in the wacky world of Robert E Howard fandom will have a fit when they read Richard Lupoff's ...

OK, this is the last link post for this week, I'd try to have something more substantial tomorrow. Saturday night, October 29, 1977 a...

There's something about this chap that seems starkly familiar... but I can't quite put my finger on it... I dig Andrea Bonazzi'...

Getting back in my stride, I think. Monday sees an interview with James Purefoy . I am totally sold on Jim lad, which is amazing consideri...

Sunday saw a short post giving directions for donations to Project Pride in Dan Goudey's name . Not much to say, except it's a lovel...

A little bit of fun for Samhain. There are two major inspirations for this post: my own weird idea for Howard, Smith and Lovecraft to roam...