Robert E. Howard

Eric Johnson joins us to discuss Robert E. Howard's "Conan the Conqueror”, artists to draw visual inspiration from, de Camp's editorial choices, the rabbit hole of research involved in writing historical fiction, The People of the Black Circle, 10,000 year old hotties, Howard's attitudes toward civilization, The Whole Wide World, Mystara, A Song of Ice and Fire, evil temples packed with unspeakable horrors, Raymond Chandler, and much more!

The Fearsome Touch Of Death by Robert E. Howard

The boys are back in town! On Episode 96, Tom brings you all of the action at the Windy City Pulp and Paper Con from Lombard, Illinois and reviews a vintage Robert Colby paperback called Kim. Eric examines the birth of the Sword & Sorcery genre with Robert E. Howard's Kull character. He also delves into the Lancer paperbacks, Conan, graphic novels and magazines. Listen on any podcast app, paperbackwarrior.com or download directly: https://bit.ly/3lt5NOS

The One Black Stain by Robert E. Howard

"The Haunter of the Ring" is a Cthulhu Mythos story featuring the characters Conrad and Kirowan by Robert E. Howard. The story first emerged in Weird Tales in June 1934, and was described as follows: "A strange story of dark powers and occult evil."

Calm Mystery is a Murder Mystery Company production,  part of American Immersion Theater.  Our Executive Producer is Scott Cramton. This episode was edited by Audra Schildhouse. If there's a mystery you'd like to hear, or you just want to tell us how much you enjoy the show, email us at MurderMysteryPerryB@gmail.com.  Please rate, share, and subscribe. It really helps us, and it helps you make sure you never miss an episode. And stay calm: Every day brings new mysteries...but you may already have more clues than you think.

Calm Mystery is a Murder Mystery Company production,  part of American Immersion Theater.  Our Executive Producer is Scott Cramton. This episode was edited by Audra Schildhouse. If there's a mystery you'd like to hear, or you just want to tell us how much you enjoy the show, email us at MurderMysteryPerryB@gmail.com.  Please rate, share, and subscribe. It really helps us, and it helps you make sure you never miss an episode. And stay calm: Every day brings new mysteries...but you may already have more clues than you think.