Ken W. Kelly (born May 19, 1946, New London, Connecticut, United States) is an American fantasy artist. Over his 50-year career, he has focused in particular on paintings in the sword and sorcery and heroic fantasy subgenres.
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UNTITLED DRAFT. (Amboola awakened slowly, . . .). An untitled draft for a Conan story.
Silken Swords: An Informal Guide to the Women in the Fiction of Robert E. Howard.
REH scholar Fred Blosser provides an A-Z encyclopedia of every female character in Robert E. Howard’s fiction, from Conan’s Belit, Valeria, and Yasmela, to dozens of hags, harlots, and hussies, as well as the occasional demure damsel and distaff destroyer.
Beyond the Borders. Published by Baen, 1996. Cover by Ken Kelly. Introduction by T. K. F. Weisskopf. Collection of short stories by Howard. Robert E. Howard Library Vol. VII
Trails in Darkness. Published by Baen, 1996. Cover by Ken Kelly. Introduction by S. M. Stirling. Collection of Horror stories by Howard.
The Robert E. Howard Library Volume 6.
Eons of the Night. Published by Baen, 1996. Cover by Ken Kelly. Introduction by S. M. Stirling. Collection of short stories by Howard. Among them two with James Allison and one with Turlogh O’Brien.
The Robert E. Howard Library Volume 5.
Bran Mak Morn. Published by Baen, 1996. Cover by Ken Kelly. Introduction by David Weber.
Solomon Kane. Published by Baen, 1995. Cover by Ken Kelly. “The Castle of the Devil,” “Hawk of Basti,” and “The Children of Asshur” completed by Ramsey Campbell, with an introduction explaining where Howard’s work ends and Campbell’s begins.
Kull. Published by Baen, 1995. Cover by Ken Kelly. Edited by David Drake. Includes portions of Howard’s essay “The Hyborian Age” in a prologue at the beginning and epilogue at the end. Nearly identical contents to the 1978 Bantam edition, but this edition includes one additional story, “The Curse of the Golden Skull.”
Cormac Mac Art. Published by Baen, 1995. Cover by Ken Kelly. Edited by David Drake. “Tigers of the Sea” completed by Drake. Also includes an original story by Drake, “The Land Toward Sunset.”
The Robert E. Howard Library Volume 1.