By Charles Gramlich, on July 5th, 2010
Heroic fantasy, the kind of tales that Robert E. Howard wrote, that Edgar Rice Burroughs wrote, that more recent writers such as David Gemmell wrote, is driven by the engine of sheer imagination more than any other genre, with the possible exception of SF. Good stories can be told in the field without . . . → Read More: Book Review:Heroes of the Fallen
By Stewart Sternberg, on May 27th, 2010
Charles Gramlich has devoted tremendous time and energy in keeping the Robert E. Howard legacy alive, both by writing essays about the man and through his own Howard inspired fantasy series The Sword of Talera . Currently on his blog, Razored Zen, Charles has a couple of great posts about the nature of fantasy as a . . . → Read More: Why Does Robert E. Howard Still Matter?