Here are a couple more things I read this month. Modern pulp and a classic of speculative fiction. Jangar! Citadel of the Winged Queen by L...

As a rule, I generally stay away from Warhammer 40k stories that have Orks as main characters. Nothing against them per se; it’s just that...

Tanith Lee (1947 -2015) is one of my favorite authors. Her prose is lyrical and poetic and as I’m interested in folk and fairy tales, I find...

Cimmerian September continues with three Kull pastiche short stories from Titan Books and their Heroic Legends series. Kull: The Talons of t...

For Cimmerian September I read Howard's Kull stories as I've read all of his Conan tales and most of his Soloman Kane tales. Kull Exile of A...

Old Moon Quarterly delivers another interesting mix of dark fantasy and sword and stories. This issue also includes an editor’s introductio...

Here’s what else I read this month besides the Conan and Warhammer short stories I wrote about in my previous posts.  Solomon Kane: The Bloo...

I was in the mood for some Warhammer fiction and “Heartwood” by Robbie MacNiven looked interesting, so I gave it a read.  Heartwood (Warhamm...

Titan Books had a 99-cent sale on a number of their Heroic Legends short stories recently, so I picked up the Conan stories I was missing an...

One book, one comic, and two short stories this month. Robert E. Howard Changed My Life: Personal Essays about an Extraordinary Legacy , edi...

The most wonderful comic shop I've ever seen, Bizarro-Wuxtry in Athens, Ga is for sale, Robert Newsome gives thanks.

A middle-aged gangster on the run with his family faces numerous obstacles in this French crime film with elements of noir. After a thrilling opening it becomes a slow burn focusing on honor and disho...

Between a busy month at work, making plans for a much-needed vacation, driving halfway across the US and back (more details to come in an up...