Forgotten Ages
MorganGenerally about fantastic fiction with some forays into history and weapons.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 153 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 22 hours ago |
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Sensor Sweep: Mike Shayne, Michael Moorcock, Leigh Brackett
Fantasy (DMR Books): Renegade Swords IV will feature an obscure sword-and-sorcery story by Michael Moorcock! Moorcock is best known for his “Eternal Champion” cycle of stories, which encompasses almost all of his fantasy work. “The Dark Rid...
The Question of Pastiche
Sometimes your opinions get challenged. This happened recently when I received the new first issue of Worlds of the Unknown from the revived Spectre Press. This small press magazine contains the second “Elak of Atlantis” story written by Ad...
Sensor Sweep: Bran Mak Morn, Maxfield Parrish, Grand Theft Auto
Robert E. Howard (Frontier Partisans): It is not a surprise that Robert E. Howard, being from Texas, wrote Westerns. Of all the states in the union, Texas is the one most identified with the Wild West. Texans also identify with the Wild Wes...
The Mid-1980s Paperback Sword and Sorcery Extinction Event
In the early 1980s, if you were new to the sword and sorcery genre, you could go to your local chain bookstore, generally B. Dalton or Walden Books and get the core library in short order. Robert E. Howard’s Conan, Fritz Leiber’s Fafhrd and...
Sensor Sweep: Pulpfest, Westerns, Conan Cartoon
Conventions (Pulpfest): PulpFest is a top venue for writers and publishers to roll out their newest titles. Below, you’ll read about some of the books that will be appearing for the first time at this summer’s pulp con.
Games (Grognardia G...
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