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The Sang o’the Bauchens Screivit by Rabert E. Howard   The huim wis oan the muntain An the starns war grim an frail Whan th...

With Scotland and its future being predominant in my life at this stage, a great deal of that focus has been on Scottish culture and lan...

Is there a whim-inspired fool, Owre fast for thought, owre hot for rule, Owre blate to seek, owre proud to snool, Let him draw ne...

Last year at Howard Days, we were talking about the deaths of Miguel Martins and Ray Harryhausen. I'm pretty sure they'll be talking...

Hope Blogger doesn't eat this one... It's been a while since I've posted anything Howard-related. To be frank, I think I'm...

As I've said probably too many times, "The Frost-Giant's Daughter" is a really tough story to do justice, and I was pretty...

Charles Hoffman's Guest of Honour Speech for Howard Days 2012 was, naturally, Conan-centric given this year's theme.     ...

After the Howard Days festivities, most of the gang was getting ready to leave, though some remained for Breakfast: Matthew, Paul, Barbar...

Apologies for the tardiness of this post, but I'm just having too much fun, and hopefully the detail will make up for its late postin...

Now the fun begins with a new day! NOTE: Fully updated, hence I'll be putting a break in.

(Note: I'll still be posting "80 Years of Conan" posts, and I read all comments, but I probably won't get around to re...

Sorry for the lack of updates again, various factors and all that.  Anyway, I had meant to post these in the Scottish Invasion posts (and wi...

It's that time of year again! This year, we have some new categories, new contenders, and some surprises.

From REHupa , courtesy of Indy: 2011 HOWARD DAYS SCHEDULE SUMMARY VERSION FRIDAY JUNE 10 8:30 – 9 am: Coffee and donuts at the Pavilion, ...

After the monumental success of the Scottish Five's cross-continental expedition, it would only be a matter of months before it was repe...

I'm so there . Every year, fans flock to tiny Cross Plains, Texas to honor the the literary works of the town's most famous reside...