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- Chris Ryan
- 04-28-24
A classic magazine thrives
The great tradition of great pulp fiction, horror, and sword & sorcery tales continues in this legendary magazine, and here’s your proof. Excellent from cover to cover.
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- Matthew A Drexel
- 06-19-24
Good edition, not great
Not as good as the unthemed episode with the hagraven on the cover. But still good. More than a few times it sounded like true lovecraft/reh. Some people have dissed the essays, but I really enjoyed them too.
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- 🔥 Phx17 🔥
- 11-18-23
Conan fanfic - beastly tales, essays, and poems
Fine for a free listen, perhaps worth it on sale, but only a few short stories and poems worked for me.
1. The Eyre - by Jonathan Mayberry - 8 min - essay on the genre
2. Cold ice, Red Blood by Kevin J Anderson - 1 hr - unleash the Cthulhu! ⭐️
3. Michael Moorcock interview by Weston Ochse - 18 min - recapping an interview
4. On Michael Moorcock by Neil Gaiman - 5 min- Gaiman gushes about Mr. Moorcock
5. Guardian of the Sapphire Sword by Greg Cox - 33 min - there’s always a magic sword, isn’t there?
6. Maid of Steel by Dana Fredsi & David Fitzgerald - 1 hr - something wicked this way comes ⭐️
7. Temm the Riven by Brian Matthews - 48 min - bloodthirsty pillaging
8. Three Winters by James A Moore - 43 min - more pillaging … in the name of regaining power
9. Misbegotten by Margaret Reed - 48 min - and more pillaging … and demons
10. The Warrior’s Way by Howard Andrew Jones - 49 min - baptism in blood ⭐️
11. Hunting the Winter Witch by Greg Mollin- 11 min - into the mists
12. A Word before the Ice Wars by Bruce Boston - 2 min - chilly calm before the storm ⭐️
13. Bard by Teel James Glenn - 30 seconds - poem ⭐️
14. Gates of Katharion by Matthew I. Gold - 2 min - set the scene
15. Girl Speaks to the Mage by Jane Yolen - 1 min - soapbox speech
16. Sword & Sorcery by Charles Rutledge - 32 min - essay on the genre
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- Corey Anderson
- 12-18-23
Pretty good for a work day
It’s a great listen for a work day. But it costs alittle too much. Like way too much
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