Conan the Barbarian Channel Plug

[cfc]

Hey, for any interested, I run a Conan the Barbarian/Kull the King youtube channel where the lore and stories of Conan are discussed, analysed, with his books and short-stories featuring in a variety of bookclubs. So if it sounds like your speed do feel free to subscribe, as we can use all the help we can get to expand and continue paying homage to the masterpieces of Howard. Here's the link to one of our playlists.

[Char-Vell]

Nice Kull Episode.

I do wonder about the end of Kull's reign. he certainly had many foes arrayed against him, and no sign of siring any heirs.

[karasuthecrow]

Thanks I love this YT content and am always lokking for more

[cfc]

Jun 13, 2022 11:46:21 GMT -5 Char-Vell said:

Nice Kull Episode.

I do wonder about the end of Kull's reign. he certainly had many foes arrayed against him, and no sign of siring any heirs.

Same! Hmm, I've got a video where I ponder exactly that in this episode; 

[cfc]

Jun 14, 2022 13:16:59 GMT -5 karasuthecrow said:

Thanks I love this YT content and am always lokking for more

Glad to be of assistance! My hope is to raise awareness and bring more folks to Howard's works, and to do lore, book-club videos and to genuinely discuss Howard's yarns in a serious, intelligent manner as others do Tolkien's works.

If you're interested here's our newest video, we mostly discuss the Shakespeare elements and the stylistic nature of the Phoenix on the Sword's first chapter (this is our newest podcast, since the Kull one is finished).





(P.S. sorry for the double-post, I honestly didn't know how to plaster both your quotes in the same post)

[karasuthecrow]

Jun 18, 2022 7:06:01 GMT -5 cfc said:

Jun 14, 2022 13:16:59 GMT -5 karasuthecrow said:

Thanks I love this YT content and am always lokking for more

Glad to be of assistance! My hope is to raise awareness and bring more folks to Howard's works, and to do lore, book-club videos and to genuinely discuss Howard's yarns in a serious, intelligent manner as others do Tolkien's works.

If you're interested here's our newest video, we mostly discuss the Shakespeare elements and the stylistic nature of the Phoenix on the Sword's first chapter (this is our newest podcast, since the Kull one is finished).





(P.S. sorry for the double-post, I honestly didn't know how to plaster both your quotes in the same post)

Got it!, and thanks I will be cheking it around this week.

[cfc]

Recently got started on the Queen of the Black Coast, so hope some of you will enjoy this chat and subscribe if you do.