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Conan the Wanderer by Robert E. Howard
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Conan the Wanderer (1968)

by Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter, L. Sprague De Camp

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Series: Conan - Sphere chronological (4)

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    Hawks of Outremer by Robert E. Howard (kroseman)
    kroseman: Pre-Conan Howard...protagonist Cormac Fitzgeoffrey foreshadows Conan. Sword without sorcery.
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This contains :

Black Tears
Shadows in Zamboula
The Devil in Iron
The Flame Knife

Conan discovers a traitor in his band, but he has lit out, so Conan must track him into the desert. When he demands his followers go with him through a region that they know to fear, they drug and abandon the Cimmerian.

He ends up rescued by some locals and informed of a demon and the sacrifice demands she makes, and the prophecy that tells of his coming as a saviour.

Barbarian sword, meet Gorgon's black third eye.

2.5 out of 5

http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600791.txt

Conan is in Zamboula, and amazingly enough, comes across a girl, and she needs, and is also not what she seems. Royalty, serpent priests, and huge god-servants need some Cimmerian whup-arse, here.

3.5 out of 5

http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600801.txt

Conan, working as a hetman of the Free Peoples is on the trail of a girl he had met in camp. He comes across an odd, dreamlike area, but soon encounters yet another giant defender, but this one even he cannot kill.

The same cannot be said of his rival in the opposition forces, and he takes the girl with him afterwards.

4 out of 5

Conan is still beyond the Black River, fighting the Picts with the Aquilonians. Serpent sorcery and a traitorous General are causing lots of problems.

Conan's axework and fast thinking puts paid to this, and gets him a promotion.

In fact, he does so much damage with the aforementioned weapon that both Kull and Druss the Legend would be more than a little impressed.

4 out of 5

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Author nameRoleType of authorWork?Status
Robert E. Howardprimary authorall editionsconfirmed
Carter, Linmain authorall editionsconfirmed
De Camp, L. Spraguemain authorall editionsconfirmed
Oberländer, BeatrizTranslatorsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
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This is the fourth volume of the Lancer/Ace Conan collection. It contains the following stories:

"Black Tears": By L. Sprague de Camp and Lin Carter.

"Shadows in Zamboula": By Robert E. Howard, 1935.

"The Devil in Iron": By Robert E. Howard, 1934.

"The Flame Knife": Rewritten/revised by L. Spraque de Camp after a then-unpublished story by Robert E. Howard, a non-fantasy Oriental tale titled "Three-Bladed Doom".
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