Black Colossus
2022. g. sept. · DigiCat
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In Robert E. Howard's "Black Colossus," readers are immersed in a vivid tapestry of sword and sorcery set in an ancient, quasi-historical world. The narrative follows the adventurous protagonist, Kull of Atlantis, as he faces perilous challenges and confronts the monstrous cult of the Black Priest of Yogg, revealing a clash between civilization and chaos. Howard's distinctive prose combines rich, evocative descriptions with fast-paced action, showcasing his talent for creating compelling characters and immersive settings. The work stands out in the wider context of early 20th-century fantasy literature, a period marked by a growing fascination with the mythical and the heroic. Robert E. Howard, renowned for creating the iconic character of Conan the Barbarian, was deeply influenced by his Southern upbringing and the tumultuous historical context of the early 1900s. His passions for pulp fiction and mythology inspired a lifelong commitment to world-building and storytelling, leading him to explore themes of heroism, solitude, and the eternal struggle between good and evil. "Black Colossus" is a testament to his skill in weaving intricate narratives that reflect broader existential dilemmas. This book is highly recommended for enthusiasts of classic fantasy and readers interested in the genre's evolution. Howard's gripping storytelling and timeless themes will captivate those seeking adventure, rich characterization, and the exploration of the heroic spirit against overwhelming odds.
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Robert Ervin Howard (1906-1936) was an American author of pulp fiction who made a significant mark on the fantasy, adventure, and horror genres. Born and raised in the small town of Peaster, Texas, Howard pursued a literary career against the cultural expectations of the time. His vivid and action-packed tales often explored themes of barbarism versus civilization, a motif that preliterated in one of his most famous creations, Conan the Barbarian. Howard's 'Black Colossus' is a noteworthy entry in the Conan saga, first appearing in the June 1933 issue of 'Weird Tales' magazine. The story showcases Howard's skill in weaving a narrative that combines sorcery, ancient curses, and the primal struggle for power into a compelling fantasy adventure. His works emphasized the recurring image of the indomitable hero facing insurmountable odds, a reflection of Howard's own stoic ethos. Though his career was tragically cut short by his suicide at the age of 30, Howard's contributions to the literary world have cast a long shadow, influencing countless writers and birthing the subgenre of sword and sorcery. His legacy endures through the continued popularity of his characters and the preservation of his texts by dedicated fans and scholars of the fantasy genre.
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