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A few years ago I purchased the "Centenary Edition. The Complete Chronicles of Conan" and I've finally got round to re-reading them for the 1st time in 35/40 years
The thing that has struck me is that in the 1930's when these were published they were pulp fiction - these days though the prose seems to be from a bygone era. The language rich and free from profanity, though (by today's standards) quite clunky.
Has anyone else re-read these and have any thoughts?
The thing that has struck me is that in the 1930's when these were published they were pulp fiction - these days though the prose seems to be from a bygone era. The language rich and free from profanity, though (by today's standards) quite clunky.
Has anyone else re-read these and have any thoughts?
They are on my list, but then, that list is sooooooooo long these days!
Howard was an interesting fella, this is a 40 min vid on him and his works, how he started off.
https://youtu.be/awKwt27MCYU
Howard was an interesting fella, this is a 40 min vid on him and his works, how he started off.
https://youtu.be/awKwt27MCYU
irocfan said:
The thing that has struck me is that in the 1930's when these were published they were pulp fiction - these days though the prose seems to be from a bygone era. The language rich and free from profanity, though (by today's standards) quite clunky.
Has anyone else re-read these and have any thoughts?
I've always enjoyed them, got a copy on the bookshelf and Kull, Exile Of Atlantis on the Kindle (very similar, if you like one, you'll like the other.)Has anyone else re-read these and have any thoughts?
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