The Blood of Belshazzar (eBook, ePUB) - Howard, Robert E.
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In 'The Blood of Belshazzar' by Robert E. Howard, readers are transported to a world of ancient sorcery, barbaric battles, and mythical intrigue. This posthumously published collection of short stories showcases Howard's signature blend of historical fiction, sword and sorcery, and supernatural elements. Set in the ancient city of Baghdad, the tales follow the adventures of a young Diogenes as he navigates treacherous political landscapes and encounters supernatural beings. Howard's fast-paced narrative and vivid descriptions immerse readers in a world where magic and mayhem reign supreme. The…mehr

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In 'The Blood of Belshazzar' by Robert E. Howard, readers are transported to a world of ancient sorcery, barbaric battles, and mythical intrigue. This posthumously published collection of short stories showcases Howard's signature blend of historical fiction, sword and sorcery, and supernatural elements. Set in the ancient city of Baghdad, the tales follow the adventures of a young Diogenes as he navigates treacherous political landscapes and encounters supernatural beings. Howard's fast-paced narrative and vivid descriptions immerse readers in a world where magic and mayhem reign supreme. The fusion of history and fantasy in 'The Blood of Belshazzar' creates a captivating and immersive reading experience for fans of the genre. Robert E. Howard's unique literary style and world-building abilities shine through in this collection, solidifying his reputation as a master of pulp fiction and fantasy literature. Drawing on his deep appreciation for history and mythology, Howard crafts a compelling narrative that will leave readers wanting more. I highly recommend 'The Blood of Belshazzar' to anyone interested in delving into a world of ancient mysteries, supernatural powers, and epic battles.
Autorenporträt
Robert E. Howard (1906- 1936) grew up in the boomtowns of early twentieth-century Texas, eventually settling in Cross Plains where he lived for the remainder of his short life. Deciding early on a literary career, he spent the bulk of his time crafting stories and poems for the burgeoning pulp fiction markets: Weird Tales, Action Stories, Fight Stories, Argosy, etc. Howard's literary reputation was assured with the publication of "The Shadow Kingdom" in 1928, which featured a unique blend of fantasy and adventure which has since been termed Heroic Fantasy. The creation of Conan the Cimmerian, Kull the Conqueror, Solomon Kane and many more has earned him lasting recognition.