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Howard

Member Since 06 Feb 2011
Offline Last Active May 20 2011 07:53 PM

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In Topic: Howard Andrew Jones: S&S Author/editor (and REH fan)

20 February 2011 - 08:45 PM

Congratulations, Howard ? you've done a lot of yeoman's work and now it's your turn to shine.

Thank you, Fierro!

In Topic: Howard Andrew Jones: S&S Author/editor (and REH fan)

20 February 2011 - 03:11 PM


HAJ has an interview up at TOR.
It's good stuff and fun to read, but he says some grand things about REH that really hit the proverbial nail squarely on the proverbial head. Almost feel like I should post this on the REH thread.


Indeed. B)

Thanks for keeping track of all my interviews! I appreciate the help spreading the word.

Any time someone asks me by whom I was influenced, you can bet that Lamb and REH are going to get mentioned, and will be discussed in glowing terms. In the TOR interview in particular I was given a lot of room, so I gave REH a big paragraph of praise.

In Topic: Howard Andrew Jones: S&S Author/editor (and REH fan)

20 February 2011 - 03:09 PM


The excellent sword-and-sorcery site that HAJ once edited:

http://www.swordandsorcery.org/

B) :D



I've seen that site before. Very nice. It would be great if someone was still updating and adding to it.


I still "own" the site, but I've been too busy with Lamb, Black Gate, and my writing to keep it up. I'd like to revitalize it some day, but it would be an immense effort, requiring a team of helpers. Until I get a little more free time, alas, it will have to lie fallow.

In Topic: Coming Soon: Black Gate #15

15 February 2011 - 05:57 PM

Is the paper-mag sold in the UK by any sellers ?

[ I searched UK amazon and the forbidden planet site for it: nothing.  ]

Please advise?


I don't think we have a European distributor, which means direct mail is probably the best way. Let me check with the publisher, though, in case something's happened recently that I haven't heard about.

best,
Howard

In Topic: There Isn't Another Howard

12 February 2011 - 03:27 PM

Harold Lamb's historicals sound a lot like Robert E. Howard's historicals, as I'm sure has been mentioned elsewhere on the forum. I know there's a discussion of Lamb's work in another thread somewhere.

You might want to look into him, and some of the other writers who influenced Howard.

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