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Nabonidus was staring down at the still figure as if he could not believe his own eyes. Black, hairy, abhorrent, the monster lay, grotesque in the tatters of the scarlet robe; yet more human and bestial, even so, and possessed somehow a vague and terrible pathos.
Even the Cimmerian sensed this, for he panted: "I have slain a man tonight, not a beast. I will count him among the chiefs whose souls I've sent into the dark, and my women will sing of him."

--Robert E. Howard, "Rogues in the House"--

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Saunders blogging

Sunday, May 25, 2008

posted by Leo Grin

$Charles R. Saunders\' Website$

Charles Saunders has started a blog, and so far the posts have been quite substantive and interesting. The latest is a rundown of some of the major influences for his S&S hero Imaro, and the overview covers a lot of ground, including several mentions of REH. He has a comment engine running, too, so you can talk back to him and start a discussion on the posts. Well worth a look.

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There Is Always Something New Out Of Africa

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

posted by Leo Grin

$Charles R. Saunders\' Website$

My copy of Dossouye is ordered and on the way, and I’ll have more to say about it another time. Until then, head over to Charles Saunders’ brand new website, complete with blog, links to interviews, and of course information on his new book.

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Sunday, May 25, 2008

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There Is Always Something New Out Of Africa

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

posted by Leo Grin

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