Rogues in the House: A Tale of Sword and Sorcery, Mystery, and Intrigue in the World of Conan the Barbarian
Nov 2021 · Good Press
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In "Rogues in the House," Robert E. Howard delivers a masterful blend of dark fantasy and adventure, featuring his iconic character Kull of Atlantis. The narrative intricately weaves elements of political intrigue, betrayal, and the supernatural, underscored by Howard'Äôs vivid prose. Set against a backdrop of a decadent civilization, the story explores themes of the nature of power and the morally ambiguous choices of its characters. Howard'Äôs unique literary style, characterized by its rich descriptions and intense dialogue, situates the work firmly in the context of early 20th-century pulp fiction, reflecting both the era's fascination with sword and sorcery and its exploration of existential themes within a mythic framework. Robert E. Howard, an influential figure in the development of the sword and sorcery genre, drew upon his Texan roots, interests in history, and personal experiences to create complex, robust characters. His diverse body of work, including the more famous Conan stories, showcases a relentless imagination that often grappled with the darker aspects of human nature, heavily influencing the realms of fantasy literature and popular culture. "Rogues in the House" is a captivating read for fans of fantasy and adventure, revealing the extraordinary depths of Howard'Äôs storytelling. It invites readers into a darkly enchanting world, ensuring a gripping experience that resonates with those drawn to tales of heroism shrouded in moral complexity.
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