~ A Well of Heroes ~ Robert E. Howard In The Mail Chattel’s Hand, Courtesy Of Nero The Pict And Deuce
Posted in Blog on Feb 8, 2016 — 560 reads
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Confession Of A Crackpot Reader: Well Of Heroes—Prologue
Posted in Blog on Apr 4, 2016 — 1,602 reads
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Pluming The Mythological Dimensions Of The Fiction Of Robert E. Howard 2013-16
Posted in Blog on Apr 6, 2016 — 422 reads
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A Well Of Heroes: The Seven Mythic Dimensions Of Robert E. Howard Settings
Posted in Blog on Apr 6, 2016 — 557 reads
The Failure To Adapt Robert E. Howard’s Fiction To Film
Posted in Blog on Apr 21, 2016 — 448 reads
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Review Methodology For A Well Of Heroes, Impressions Of The Fiction Of Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on May 2, 2016 — 476 reads
Artifice In Heroic Fiction And The Unique Contribution Of Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on May 10, 2016 — 626 reads
A Survey Of The Fictional Barbarian’s Leading Ladies, Love Interests And Estrogenic Impedimenta
Posted in Blog on May 23, 2016 — 612 reads
The Series Scheme For A Well Of Heroes—Literary Impressions Of The Prose And Verse Of Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jun 10, 2016 — 464 reads
Developing Impressions Of The Heroic Subtext
Posted in Blog on Jun 11, 2016 — 496 reads
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly By Sergio Leone, With Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach And Lee Van Cleef
Posted in Blog on Jun 19, 2016 — 819 reads
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Literary Impressions Of The Prose And Verse Of Robert E. Howard Paperback – June 23, 2016 By James LaFond
Posted in Blog on Jun 23, 2016 — 705 reads
The Little People By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jun 24, 2016 — 489 reads
Leader And Outcast Heroes In Myth, Fiction And History
Posted in Blog on Jun 24, 2016 — 586 reads
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The Uncertain Genesis Of The Most Persistent Character In Modern Masculine Fiction
Posted in Blog on Jun 27, 2016 — 530 reads
The Fundamental Attributes That Define The Hero
Posted in Blog on Jun 30, 2016 — 731 reads
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(2) The Seven Ages Of Britain - Age Of Worship (1170-1400)
Posted in Histories on Jul 1, 2016 — 583 reads
The Active Side Of Infinity By Carlos Castaneda
Posted in Blog on Jul 7, 2016 — 465 reads
Hunter-Gatherer And Settled Origins Of Heroism: A Survey Of 12 Epics, From Gilgamesh To The Lord Of The Rings
Posted in Blog on Jul 7, 2016 — 567 reads
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Robert E. Howard, As A Literary Mirror
Posted in Blog on Aug 29, 2016 — 612 reads
The Totemic Imagery Of Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Sep 28, 2016 — 606 reads
Homer, Howard, Melville, Junger And The 12 Most Masculine Stories In Western Literature
Posted in Blog on Sep 30, 2016 — 913 reads
A Man Question About Robert E. Howard's Literary Swordsmanship From Joel
Posted in Histories on Dec 28, 2016 — 716 reads
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Dave Wants To Know Which Edition Of Conan Tales Our Sons Should Read
Posted in Blog on Feb 19, 2017 — 647 reads
Paideia And Colonization By Thomas McEvilly From The Shape Of Ancient Thought
Posted in Blog on Feb 20, 2017 — 762 reads
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El Borak And Other Desert Adventures By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Feb 24, 2017 — 505 reads
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Literary Impressions Of The Prose And Verse Of Robert E. Howard Paperback – April 28, 2017
Posted in Blog on Apr 28, 2017 — 471 reads
Once Again, Robert E. Howard Saw The Truth Where Anthropologists And Historians Have Posited Lies
Posted in Blog on May 12, 2017 — 497 reads
Lynn Lockhart Questions The Postmodern Urban Humbaba
Posted in Blog on Aug 23, 2017 — 493 reads
Experiential Impressions Of Man Eaters Of Zamboula, Also Published As Shadows In Zamboula By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Harm City on Jan 7, 2018 — 819 reads
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James LaFond's Impressions Of Two Men By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on May 15, 2018 — 595 reads
Captain John Smith: The Inspiration For Solomon Kane And Conan?
Posted in Histories on May 20, 2018 — 608 reads
The Adventurer And Shadow Of Dreams By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jun 11, 2018 — 560 reads
James LaFond's Impressions Of Autumn By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jun 13, 2018 — 487 reads
James LaFond's Impressions Of A Moment By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jun 20, 2018 — 393 reads
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