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I think this, the weird elements, stands starkly against "Walls of Shira Yulun" and offers up a vastly different reading experience.

The novella impressive in its technical scope, with excellent action, wonderful pacing, and charming characters.

One time, I was vocally disappointed with a story he wrote that everyone else loved. I said it wasn't "Matt enough for me". I stand by that.

There are four total Gunthar stories, none of them full-fledged novels, but tight, briskly-paced novellas.

For a long time when I was first discovering Howard and Conan, I was really turned off by the prospect of these books because they were not

Like many, Robert E. Howard's collection of Conan the Cimmerian stories was my personal entry point into Sword & Sorcery. I am also...

The genre of Sword & Sorcery is in kind of a weird place right now. There is a relatively sudden bloom of new publications and outlets...