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30 of 31 people found the following review helpful. BEST OF THE BESTBy BarbarianNo fan of Conan would give such a lousy review and only 2 stars! This is one of Robert E. Howard's (1906-1936) best stories ever as told by all REH Scholars! REH is the creator of Conan, Bran Mak Morn, Red Sonja, Kull, Solomon Kane, and many other characters and even poetry and horror stories! He's the best writer and poet ever!Red Nails starts out with a prehistoric monster chasing Valeria with Conan in hot pursuit. They climb a tree and from their the story gets really good.If you've never read a REH story you're in for a real treat! Read Red Nails for free and then get the REH Ominbus 99 stories for only $1.99 and read other outstanding stories he's written.Beyond The Black River, Red Nails, and Tower of The Elephant are three of my favorite REH Conan stories.Other suggested REH stories: Blood and Thunder, The Life and Art of REH by Mark Finn, One Who Walked Alone by Novalyne Price Ellis his girlfriend, The Dark Barbarian by Don Herron, The Collected Letters Vol 1-3 of REH, The Collected Poetry of REH, and Two-Gun Bob.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. It's free, it's Conan, what's not to like?By Ronald S. BurkeyThe subject line I put on this is a bit flip. The truth is that I hadn't read any Conan before, only being previously familiar with the movies, and so I don't know what's not to like about the original written version. :-) This story is, I think, an excellent entree into Conan writings, without having to commit a huge amount of time to it.The story is very interesting and unusual in a lot of ways. (How it compares to other Conan stories, I don't know yet.) For one thing, throughout a lot of the story, including a lot of the beginning, Conan is not quite the main character ... the girl is, which I very appropriate to today's times (when even action stories often have female main characters), even though the story was written close to a century ago. Then too, even though Conan himself is a "barbarian", self-admittedly, he seems quite articulate and intelligent, unlike the taciturn, barely-speaking Conan of the movies. The adventure that Conan and the girl are thrown into is interesting, too, as well as being very imaginative and extremely odd.Highly recommended.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Read it like a fantasy story wrapped in a history lessonBy Christopher SellersThis is essential Robert E. Howard: exciting action driven by economical prose, in a bizarre, fully-realized world. (It's also racist, xenophopic, homophobic and misogynist, but hey -- you knew that going in, because it's Robert E. Howard. Read it like a fantasy story wrapped in a history lesson.) Howard deftly sketches a tale of horror, brutal violence, weird magicks, decadence (as imagined by a bygone age of anthropologists), evil paleontology, and unusual urban planning.Once again, Conan has wandered onto the set of another movie. "Red Nails" would have been just as good without him in it, but of course then most of us may never have heard of it. This story features one of a few strong female characters that Howard imagined (making me wonder why we ever needed Red Sonja or Janissa); she could carry her own series of stories.
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About the AuthorRobert Ervin Howard (1906 - 1936) was an American author who wrote pulp fiction in a diverse range of genres. He is well known for his character Conan the Barbarian and is regarded as the father of the sword and sorcery sub-genre. --Wikipedia
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