To read the previous adventures of Sabine, click here. The story continues below. *** Sabine sat on a small rock at the center of a circle of other rocks at the edge of Lake Dressen.
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Sledge: Part 2 – Broken Bones
Catch up on the last installments in this series here. The skullslasher charges at me, choregraphing his attack with every move. He swings high, and I duck low. His clawed hands whoosh above me. He
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The Swarming in the Dark III – The Warband
Catch up on the past installments in this series here. ⊗ As Orsog led his rowdy band of bruisers down the streets of the fortress and out into Harnea, the legionnaires and camp aides looked
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Angola LaGrange: invisible Apocalypse Part 8
The name’s Angola LaGrange, private investigator. A pandemic grips the nation, isolating everyone from each other. But sometimes they still need a little help. I was hired by Gregori Malcovich to find Anya Koslov. But
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Sabine of the Ten Rings: The Fairy God Blunder, Part One
To read the previous adventures of Sabine, click here. The story continues below. *** At sunset in a meadow behind a small, thatch-roofed cottage in western Serekson, a girl just on the edge of adolescence
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The Whole Wide World
After my recent trip to Robert E. Howard’s home in Cross Plains Texas, I was motivated to watch The Whole Wide World. This movie is based on One Who Walked Alone, a memoir by Novalyne
Continue Reading The Swarming in the Dark II – The Outlander
Orsog of Ha-Rend towered over the other men in the prefect’s antechamber. They wore simple tunics, and the guards wore capes with scaled armor. Orsog's feet were shod in the boots of a forester, his
Continue Reading Angola LaGrange: Invisible Apocalypse Part 7
The name’s Angola LaGrange, private investigator. A pandemic grips the nation, isolating everyone from each other. But sometimes they still need a little help. I was hired by Gregori Malcovich to find Anya Koslov. But
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Visiting the Robert E. Howard Museum
One of pulp fiction’s most famous spots resides in the heart of Texas. I and fellow New Pulp Tales writer, Eric Skowronski, took a pilgrimage there on Thursday, July 8th. For me, I flew from
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Sabine of the Ten Rings: The Flion Con-icles, Part Five
To read the previous adventures of Sabine, click here. The story continues below. *** One hundred and fifty miles to the south of the Mystic’s Pylon, King Erik Serekson the Ever Indebted, looked up from
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