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Robert E. Howard (1906–1936)
Robert E. Howard created Conan the Barbarian in a series of short stories and novels in the 1930's. Born in Peaster, Texas, he was raised in Cross Plains. His fiction was carried in pulp magazines of the time such as Weird Tales, and H.P. Lovecraft was a friend and admirer of his. He committed suicide after holding vigil by his mother's deathbed ...
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Died:(age 30) in Cross Plains, Texas, USA |
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Writer (18 credits)
1997-1998
Conan
(TV Series) (based upon the character created by - 22 episodes)
- Heir Apparent
(1998)
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- Lethal Wizards
(1998)
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- Antidote
(1998)
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- The Cavern
(1998)
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- The Labyrinth
(1998)
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Other Works:
Short story: "The Phoenix on the Sword" featuring Conan the Cimmerian. See more »Official Sites:
Official Conan Site
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I hated school as I hate the memory of school. It wasn't the work I minded; I had no trouble learning the tripe they dished out in the way of lessons - except arithmetic, and I might have learned that if I'd gone to the trouble of studying it. I wasn't at the head of my classes- except in history - but I wasn't at the foot either. I generally did