Solomon Kane: Red Shadows by Robert E. Howard | Fantasy Adventure Audiobooks Full Length Short Story

[@MoivinSulunker]

sang like an arrow in the darkness.

[@annasundlof2282]

Pen dipped in power.

[@dutchboy9273]

😮A true master of the writer's craft. Many imitations but none to match REH. RIP

[@daleanderson1727]

That Texas boy sure could write.

[@frankmueller2781]

It really is too bad that he had so many personal demons.

[@lemiserable13]

And this was pulp fiction. Americans were better educated back then.

[@annasundlof2282]

​@@frankmueller2781They became ours to share.

[@redwawst3258]

Got that right.

[@josephsmith6777]

Writer of the Conan series and much more 😊

[@dianabranson5944]

That was entertaining, thanks for sharing 😊

[@richardgoodwin8917]

Thanks!

[@audiobooky]

Thank you Richard!

[@michaelcarey3105]

Great, intriguing, exciting, heroic and very interesting! Loved it!

[@futureprogress]

Quite the adventure

[@gaelpict5578]

Only four good things that have come out of Texas are Fritos, Dr. Pepper, Willie Nelson and Robert E. Howard.

[@PlantoftheApes1983]

5.Waylon Jennings

[@tomdevlin5412]

The movie had plot holes but Howard was a great writer.

[@nadaproblem3023]

I did not know he created Solomon Kane as well.

[@mistybeverly9638]

Most excellent ❤

[@audiobooky]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@SembuaHumpdediddle]

Pronounced "louwering brows", (lao-ring), not "lowering brows". lower "to look dark and menacing," also lour, from Middle English louren, luren "to frown, scowl" (early 13c.), "to lurk" (mid-15c.), from Old English *luran or from its cognates, Middle Low German luren, Middle Dutch loeren "lie in wait."

[@davidwhite7294]

Besser-Visser!

[@MoivinSulunker]

the village that was set back.

[@joelfernandez536]

I picture Daniel Day Lewis as Solomon, maybe because of The Crucible

[@SembuaHumpdediddle]

an observer would have been stricken.

[@alba..8479]

17:48 found the candle and LIT it, not LIGHTED it

[@joewright2304]

Howard had written better stories .

[@lawrencearmstrong8957]

Way too many ads

[@audiobooky]

We only put an ad break at the beginning and end because we don't want the story to be interrupted by ads.