Flame and Crimson: A History of Sword-and-SorceryThe Many Children of ConanLittle did then obscure Texas writer Robert E. Howard know that with the 1929 publication of "The Shadow Kingdom" in the pulp magazine Weird Tales, he had given birth to a new and vibrant subgenre of fantasy fiction. Sword and sorcery went from pulp obscurity to mass market paperback popularity before suffering a spectacular publishing collapse in the 1980s. But it lives on in the broader culture and today enjoys a second
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