The Moon of Skulls by Robert E. Howard (Audiobook, Action-Adventure)

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

Easily not just my fave Solomon Kane story but also my fave Robert E Howard story 😁

[@NeckNotes]

This is my favorite channel for this stuff. Been looking every day for a new story and the Solomon Kane is a favorite 👍

[@phantomb8832]

Kane's adventures are epic. I picture him on the cover of the 1968 Time Lost edition of Solomon Kane and can't imagine scaling rocks in full Puritan drag would be at all comfortable. Full points for style, however! Fantastically read, as ever, and thank you.

[@robertwalker-smith2739]

I read this to my sons as a bedtime story years ago. They were enthralled. They also enjoyed Death's Black Riders.

[@michaelgreaves2375]

Robert E. Howard should have lived to a very ripe old age! Imagine the stories he could have authored if he had lived a full life span.

[@shannonandsheila1403]

Dude, him and Clark Smith and HP Lovecraft were in a league of their own, in my opinion unrivaled until this day.

[@michaelgreaves2375]

@@shannonandsheila1403 You're absolutely correct!

[@addictiontransfer3731]

​@@shannonandsheila1403 absolutely correct. Very few people even come close.

[@HudsonValleyVHS]

Not to be that guy, but would Howard have wrote the way he did if he wasn't as dark as he was? On a lighter note, when he died he was writing primarily westerns, but did start another horror story before the unfortunate happened, it was finished by a man (who's name escapes me) who primarily wrote adult fiction paperbacks.

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

His letters to friends indicate that Howard had long had suicidal thoughts, he kept saying that he hated the idea of living to old age. Even if his mom's terminal illness did not trigger his suicide, something else would have. It is a pity, some of his unpublished works showed his potential beyond his typical works like Conan.

[@Eduardo_Ventura]

I've misses these Howard setores.

[@ladyponfarr5479]

I have nearly all his books. He wote exellent stories.

[@nielsebbesen7821]

Based and KJV-pilled!

[@James-pq7nf]

THE STORY ABOUT ATLANTIS IS THE BEST PART

[@alswann2702]

Thanks for another great yarn, Connor!

[@ichbifeuertrunk]

That's a great one!

[@James-pq7nf]

LOVED THE EARTHQUAKE TOO

[@James-pq7nf]

MY FAVORITE SOLOMON KANE

[@acrustykrab]

I was wondering I'd listen to these more if it was audiobook only no intro no synopsis, if so have them at end. Just an idea I want to hop right into the book. Thank

[@addictiontransfer3731]

The fact no modern action movie or adventure script writers ever talk about their love for pulp writers like REH is precisely why so much of modern hollywood is pure garbage in the writing department.

[@ThumbSipper]

50:16

[@trishmatson6496]

Awww, I was liking Kane's little speech about their being brother kings, and then REH went and made him inwardly furious over having to use diplomacy with a "savage"!

[@trishmatson6496]

I'm enjoying your narration, though, as always!

[@shannonandsheila1403]

Bah humbug

[@colemarie9262]

Seriously lol

[@paulbeesley8283]

Do you know, that closing speech was the only real evidence or religiosity which Kane, has ever demonstrated. The Atlantans sounded to be a thoroughly bad lot.

[@BLK_MN]

Lovely, glad to hear such wonderful sentiments as, “The stone chamber was huge and majestic, more regal than anything else in the world.” Followed by, “Black people didn’t build this, ew gross. They shouldn’t even be in here” I’m enjoying these Solomon Kane tales until ugly bigotry like that squeezes in the middle suddenly, adding nothing substantial to the story; if anything it’s a detraction, that actually makes Solomon Kane’s character less righteous.

[@zacharybruneau]

Oh, shut up.

[@Jen-br5hx]

Im am suoer excited for this. I love REH and HPLoves works so much, Thanks Eldritch Archive, these recordingz mean alot. And are a slice of stories that require preservation.