Conan: The Hand of Nergal - Robert E. Howard audiobook

Join me for a full reading of "The Hand of Nergal," a thrilling Conan the Barbarian story started by Robert E. Howard and completed by Lin Carter. Prepare for a battle of steel and sorcery! ⚔️🛡️
📖 Written by Robert E. Howard, completed by Lin Carter
🎨 Art made with DALL-E
🎙️ Narration by Kristof Fruru
In this audiobook reading, we follow Conan the Barbarian as he faces one of his deadliest challenges yet-an evil sorcerer wielding the powerful Hand of Nergal, an ancient and mystical force. Originally left unfinished by Robert E. Howard, this story was completed by Lin Carter to give fans another chance to experience Conan's legendary exploits. "The Hand of Nergal" blends sword & sorcery with dark magic, making it an exciting addition to Conan's rich literary history.
Perfect for fans of adventure, sword & sorcery, short stories, and audiobooks, this reading brings to life the untamed world of Hyboria, where Conan must confront dark forces and outmatch them with his raw strength and indomitable will.
For more thrilling readings of classic sword & sorcery tales, explorations of Conan's epic adventures, and the timeless works of Robert E. Howard, be sure to hit that "Subscribe" button. Join us as we journey through the world of Hyboria, where battle and magic collide!

[@sobrietyliiving]

Excellent reading! Thank you for reading for us!

[@MiniatureMythos]

My pleasure! Thank you for listening to it :D

[@tommygreene47]

Good immersion and great adventure

[@MiniatureMythos]

Thanks for watching. Glad you liked it!

[@iReadBooks]

Brilliant narration, and great images as always, man! Love it!

[@MiniatureMythos]

Thanks a lot! I'm always having fun with the Conan stories!

[@tobiasdogford222]

Love your channel. Thank you for bringing Conan to my ears in such wonderful tones.

[@MiniatureMythos]

Thank you for listening to the channel! I really appreciate your kind words and support!

[@PvtSchlock]

I came across this one in a stack I got at a yard sale around '96. It's ok, chewing the cosmology scenery so to speak. Taking Howard's character forward might seem simple or "cool" as an idea, but its no joke man. Howard wasn't a normal guy by any stretch of the imagination and I think being able to crawl around inside his head is as useful as being able to get inside the Hyborian world. Gread video production and: Thank You!

[@MiniatureMythos]

Thank you for the little anecdote! It's true, finding what made Howard so great and trying to emulate that seems to be a lot more elusive than you'd think. Not a lot of people were able to capture his style and imagination. I feel that the true extent of the Hyborian World as REH envisioned it will always remain just out of reach.

[@annasundlof2282]

Derketo's eyes - this is GOOD.

[@MiniatureMythos]

Interesting choice of deity to call upon...

[@TheElectricRoseShow]

Great work, lots of super images on this one, and a superb voicing as usual! Keep’em coming my friend!!! 🤓👍🗡️⚔️

[@MiniatureMythos]

Working on the Conan stories is always such a blast! Definitely won't be last one here on the channel!

[@davidguntren4487]

Really enjoyed this story 😊

[@MiniatureMythos]

Glad you enjoyed it! More coming up soon!

[@Loschh]

Keep em coming. 💪🏼

[@MiniatureMythos]

You bet!

[@survivorjohnny44]

Well read. Sub'd and liked

[@MiniatureMythos]

Thank you for the support! Glad you liked it

[@dennisthornton4434]

Good read, never heard an audiobook of Nergal. But it was written by Lin Carter not Robert e. Howard to fill out the conan books from the 60's. Love the pics you put with the story.

[@glenncox9128]

Do you notice that Robert E Howard’s writing style employs a ton of redundant adjectives, especially with similes, metaphors, or analogies (especially similes)? “His panther like muscles tensed like steel springs ready to spring.” I think R E H did this more than anyone else. Lots of adjectives & similes!

[@MiniatureMythos]

I do tend to agree. However, in this story, it's especially noticable. This could be because the story was written as just a fragment by REH, and most of the redundant adjectives are because of Lin Carter, who finished the story. REH's fragment has a lot less adjectives and analogies.

[@raistlin2k3]

WOW, didn't think there was a Conan Story left out there, that i didn't read (or hear) before. Thank you sooo much, for bringing this back to life :)

[@MiniatureMythos]

Could very well be the case that this one passed you by because it´s another pastiche that only existed as a fragment written by REH and finished by someone else after his death? Glad I could provide more Conan stories to add to your ´collection´ :D

[@raistlin2k3]

@@MiniatureMythos It's not only Conan. I have a decent library of other R.E.H. Stories. Bran Mak Morn, Kirby O'Donnel(i think?), El Borak, Kull and of course Solomon Kane. I'd love to upload some of the Bran, Kirby and El Borak Stories, but i fear they're still copyrighted (at least the audiobook versions i have) :( Probably should check into that again, as they're really worth sharing.

[@theblueflame2221]

@@raistlin2k3 Cybrarian covered some of those so it ought to be fine.

[@MiniatureMythos]

Indeed, I´m planning a lot more of REH´s work here in the future. Channels like the Cybrarian have got a lot of them done already (great videos btw), so I don´t foresee any troubles in getting those done here either 😀