Lyon Sprague De Camp

Fletcher Pratt

Magic spells masquerading as a college professor's symbolic logic take Harald Shea to a variety of mythical places, including the world of Spenser's "Faerie Queen"

The Complete Compleat Enchanter

The Incompleat Enchanter

One of the best examples of the alternate history genre.

Lest Darkness Fall

The Golden Wind

The Bronze God of Rhodes

Biographical sketches of the leading practitioners of heroic fantasy, from William Morris and Lord Dunsany to Tolkien and T. H. White

The Makers of Heroic Fantasy

Literary Swordsmen and Sorcerers

The story of thirty-two men who made the modern American era.

The Heroic Age of American Invention

Robert E. Howard

Lin Carter

Conan is the superman into whom the prolific Robert Erwin Howard was best able to inject his furious dreams of danger and power and unending adventure. Conan is a true hero of Valhalla, battling and suffering great wounds by day, carousing by night, and plunging into fresh adventures tomorrow.

The Hyborian Age; The Thing in the Crypt; The Tower of the Elephant; The Hall of the Dead

The Enchanter Compleated

The Land of Unreason

Catherine Crook De Camp

The Stones of Nomuru

Under a sentence of death for his part in the winning the war for Aquilonia, Conan escapes from the jealous king intent on killing him and plots his revenge. Reissue.

Conan the Usurper

David Drake

Decamp

Rollin Hobart is transported to a world that is perfectly logical but not at all sensible; and Joe Johnson, ghost writer for a senator, suddenly finds himself facing a fire-breathing dragon and a wizard

The Undesired Princess & the Enchanted Bunny

Conan

The epic adventures of fantasy's ultimate warrior continue as Conan the Barbarian confronts bloodthirsty enemies and dark sorcery in his travels across a raw, untamed world. Nothing can long withstand the mighty blade of Conan.

Conan the Wanderer

Conan becomes a mercenary in the army of Turan and performs daring exploits in strange lands

Conan of Cimmeria

A Biography

Lovecraft

It's like this... I am a psychologist at a university in Ohio--very solid state, solid job. What with one thing and another my wife happens to be a fictional character from a poem. This is hard to explain. When she disappears into another world, it is much harder to explain--particularly to the cops. When I follow her with a magic carpet, a werewolf, and some spells that don't quite work--it's impossible to explain. Unless, of course, you read the book...

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