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The Barbaric Triumph

Wildside Press

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Publication date: June 2004

Introduction

The Barbaric Triumph: A Critical Anthology on the Writings of Robert E. Howard. The Barbaric Triumph examines all aspects of the life and work of Robert E. Howard -- the originator of the sword-&-sorcery fantasy genre and the creator of Conan the Barbarian. Featured are essays by Leo Grin, Edward A. Waterman, Charles Hoffman, Paul Spencer, Mark Finn, Steven R. Trout, Lauric Guillaud, Scott Connors, George Knight (yeah, right), Don Herron, and more.

Notes

Edited by Don Herron.
"First Wildside Press edition" on copyright page.
Cover artist credited on rear jacket flap.
Print on demand.

Edition and production details

Language
English
Edition
1st
Edition format
hardcover
Publication date
June 2004
Pages
200
Publisher / imprint
Wildside Press
Cover art
Jason Castagna
Illustrations
None
Edition
1st
Edition format
paperback
Publication date
June 2004
Pages
200
Publisher / imprint
Wildside Press
Cover art
Jason Castagna
Illustrations
None

30 contents entries

  1. "Introduction" by Don Herron
  2. The Barbaric Triumph (Robert E. Howard, 1920s) • interior artwork by uncredited ii · artwork
  3. "A Voice from the Past: An Overture from December 1943" by Paul Spencer
  4. Acknowledgments (The Barbaric Triumph) • essay by Don Herron ix · essay
  5. "Conan the Existential" by Charles Hoffman
  6. Note on the Text (The Barbaric Triumph) • essay by Don Herron xi · essay
  7. "Fists of Robert E. Howard" by Mark Finn
  8. Introduction (The Barbaric Triumph) • essay by Don Herron xiii · introduction
  9. "The Shadow from a Soul on Fire: Robert E. Howard and Irrationalism" by Edward A. Waterman
  10. A Voice from the Past: An Overture from December 1943 • essay by Paul Spencer 3 · essay
  11. "Heritage of Steel: Howard and the Frontier Myth" by Steven R. Trout
  12. Conan the Existential • (1974) • essay by Charles Hoffman (variant of Conan the Existentialist) 5 · essay
  13. "Barbarism and Decadence" by Lauric Guillard
  14. Fists of Robert E. Howard • essay by Mark Finn 11 · essay
  15. "Twilight of the Gods: Howard and the Volkstumbewegung" by Scott Conners
  16. The Shadow from a Soul on Fire: Robert E. Howard and Irrationalism • essay by Edward A. Waterman 37 · essay
  17. "Gigantic Gulfs of Eons: Kull, Conan, and Tyrant Time" by Steven Tompkins
  18. Heritage of Steel: Howard and the Frontier Myth • essay by Steven R. Trout 59 · essay
  19. "Lands of Dreams and Nightmares" by George Knight
  20. Barbarism and Decadence • essay by Lauric Guillaud 79 · essay
  21. "The Reign of Blood" by Leo Grin
  22. Twilight of the Gods: Howard and the "Völkstumbewegung" • essay by Scott Connors 95 · essay
  23. "The Barbaric Triumph" by Don Herron
  24. Gigantic Gulfs of Eons: Kull, Conan, and Tyrant Time • essay by Steve Tompkins [as by Steven Tompkins] 111 · essay
  25. Lands of Dreams and Nightmares • essay by George Knight 129 · essay
  26. The Reign of Blood • essay by Leo Grin 141 · essay
  27. The Barbaric Triumph • essay by Don Herron 161 · essay
  28. Author and Subject Index (The Barbaric Triumph) • essay by uncredited 179 · essay
  29. Title Index (The Barbaric Triumph) • essay by uncredited 191 · essay
  30. Notes on the Contributors (The Barbaric Triumph) • essay by uncredited 197 · essay

Contributors

Don Herron
Editor, Introduction author, Essayist
Jason Castagna
Cover artist
Leo Grin
Essayist
Paul Spencer
Essayist
Mark Finn
Essayist

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Title
The Barbaric Triumph
Publisher
Wildside Press
Date
June 2004
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Title
The Barbaric Triumph
Publisher
Wildside Press
Date
June 2004
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