James LaFond's Impressions Of This Is A Young World & The Ages Stride On Golden Feet By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Sep 12, 2018 — 106 reads
James LaFond's Impressions Of Earth-Born By Robert E. Howard, Reading From Pages 82-83 Of A Word From The Outer Dark
Posted in Blog on Sep 2, 2018 — 208 reads, 2 comments
Considering A Hero Grave
Posted in Ancient Combat on Aug 13, 2018 — 243 reads, 1 comment
Could This Be The Man That Kull, Conan, El Borak And Black Vulmea Were Modeled Upon?
Posted in Blog on Aug 4, 2018 — 321 reads, 4 comments
The Heroic Visons Of J.R.R. Tolkien And Robert E. Howard By James LaFond
Posted in Blog on Jul 5, 2018 — 255 reads, 1 comment
James LaFond's Impressions Of A Moment By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jun 20, 2018 — 150 reads
James LaFond's Impressions Of Autumn By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jun 13, 2018 — 176 reads
The Adventurer And Shadow Of Dreams By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jun 11, 2018 — 208 reads
Captain John Smith: The Inspiration For Solomon Kane And Conan?
Posted in Ancient Combat on May 20, 2018 — 187 reads
James LaFond's Impressions Of Two Men By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on May 15, 2018 — 224 reads
A Masculine Journey With Bart Maney
Posted in Blog on Feb 17, 2018 — 369 reads, 1 comment
The Stark Truth With Robert Stark
Posted in Harm City on Jan 10, 2018 — 267 reads, 1 comment
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 — 338 reads, 2 comments
Lynn Lockhart Questions The Postmodern Urban Humbaba
Posted in Blog on Aug 23, 2017 — 198 reads
Once Again, Robert E. Howard Saw The Truth Where Anthropologists And Historians Have Posited Lies
Posted in Blog on May 12, 2017 — 224 reads
Literary Impressions Of The Prose And Verse Of Robert E. Howard Paperback – April 28, 2017
Posted in Blog on Apr 28, 2017 — 172 reads
By This Ax I Rule! And The Phoenix On The Sword, In The Shadow Or Our National Night, Read By Nathan Kloske
Posted in Blog on Apr 10, 2017 — 224 reads, 1 comment
El Borak And Other Desert Adventures By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Feb 24, 2017 — 178 reads, 1 comment
Paideia And Colonization By Thomas McEvilly From The Shape Of Ancient Thought
Posted in Blog on Feb 20, 2017 — 241 reads, 3 comments
Dave Wants To Know Which Edition Of Conan Tales Our Sons Should Read
Posted in Blog on Feb 19, 2017 — 188 reads
Posted in Blog on Feb 15, 2017 — 215 reads, 1 comment
A Man Question About Robert E. Howard's Literary Swordsmanship From Joel
Posted in Ancient Combat on Dec 28, 2016 — 216 reads, 1 comment
Strength Is Evil, Submission Is Noble: Nerd Horror, The Walking Dead And The Death Of The Soul
Posted in Blog on Oct 31, 2016 — 447 reads, 4 comments
Homer, Howard, Melville, Junger And The 12 Most Masculine Stories In Western Literature
Posted in Blog on Sep 30, 2016 — 292 reads
The Totemic Imagery Of Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Sep 28, 2016 — 218 reads
Robert E. Howard, As A Literary Mirror
Posted in Blog on Aug 29, 2016 — 176 reads
When Will There Be More Robert E. Howard?
Posted in Blog on Aug 26, 2016 — 206 reads, 1 comment
A Man Question From Ishmael
Posted in Blog on Jul 10, 2016 — 207 reads, 1 comment
Melissa And Tammy In Dindustan
Posted in Harm City on Jul 9, 2016 — 410 reads, 4 comments
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 — 258 reads, 1 comment
The Active Side Of Infinity By Carlos Castaneda
Posted in Blog on Jul 7, 2016 — 235 reads
(2) The Seven Ages Of Britain - Age Of Worship (1170-1400)
Posted in Ancient Combat on Jul 1, 2016 — 224 reads
The Fundamental Attributes That Define The Hero
Posted in Blog on Jun 30, 2016 — 328 reads, 2 comments
The Uncertain Genesis Of The Most Persistent Character In Modern Masculine Fiction
Posted in Blog on Jun 27, 2016 — 246 reads
Leader And Outcast Heroes In Myth, Fiction And History
Posted in Blog on Jun 24, 2016 — 289 reads, 1 comment
The Little People By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jun 24, 2016 — 193 reads
A Man Question From Max
Posted in Ancient Combat on Jun 23, 2016 — 390 reads, 3 comments
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 — 186 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 — 373 reads, 2 comments
Developing Impressions Of The Heroic Subtext
Posted in Blog on Jun 11, 2016 — 189 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 — 184 reads
A Man Question From Trevor
Posted in Blog on May 31, 2016 — 250 reads, 1 comment
A Survey Of The Fictional Barbarian’s Leading Ladies, Love Interests And Estrogenic Impedimenta
Posted in Blog on May 23, 2016 — 259 reads
Artifice In Heroic Fiction And The Unique Contribution Of Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on May 10, 2016 — 270 reads
Review Methodology For A Well Of Heroes, Impressions Of The Fiction Of Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on May 2, 2016 — 139 reads
The Failure To Adapt Robert E. Howard’s Fiction To Film
Posted in Blog on Apr 21, 2016 — 209 reads, 3 comments
Cataclysm: A Mythic Dimension In Fiction
Posted in Blog on Apr 20, 2016 — 195 reads, 1 comment
A Well Of Heroes: The Seven Mythic Dimensions Of Robert E. Howard Settings
Posted in Blog on Apr 6, 2016 — 174 reads
Pluming The Mythological Dimensions Of The Fiction Of Robert E. Howard 2013-16
Posted in Blog on Apr 6, 2016 — 187 reads, 1 comment
Confession Of A Crackpot Reader: Well Of Heroes—Prologue
Posted in Blog on Apr 4, 2016 — 823 reads, 2 comments
Robert E. Howard In The Mail Chattel’s Hand, Courtesy Of Nero The Pict And Deuce
Posted in Blog on Feb 8, 2016 — 285 reads, 1 comment
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This troubling memoir chronicles the aggression of ideas that fuels the violence and inequity that engulfs us. The author recounts 24 tales of prejudice and hatred as he retraces his life from innocent boyhood, through a troubled youth and savage adulthood, and into fatalistic middle-age; a life lived within a violent, fractured, self-hating society at war with its own reason for being. Also see:
 
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