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Seven of the most exciting and fantastic adventures ever created! The unforgettable tales of the mighty Conan.

Table of Contents:

• 6 - A Map of the World of Conan in the Hyborian Age - (1966) - interior artwork by John D. Clark, Ph.D. and L. Sprague de Camp and Robert E. Howard and David A. Kyle and P. Schuyler Miller [as by John D. Clark and L. Sprague de Camp and Robert E. Howard and David Kyle and P. Schuyler Miller]
• 9 - Introduction - (1967) - essay by L. Sprague de Camp
• 15 - Letter to P. Schuyler Miller, March 10, 1936 ("Dear Mr. Miller: / I feel indeed honored...") - (1953) - essay by Robert E. Howard
• 19 - The Hyborian Age, Part 1 - (1967) - short fiction by Robert E. Howard (variant of The Hyborian Age 1938)
• 29 - The Thing in the Crypt - (1967) - short story by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp
• 43 - The Tower of the Elephant - (1933) - novelette by Robert E. Howard
• 69 - The Hall of the Dead - (1967) - novelette by L. Sprague de Camp and Robert E. Howard
• 91 - The God in the Bowl - (1952) - short story by Robert E. Howard
• 111 - Rogues in the House - (1934) - novelette by Robert E. Howard
• 137 - The Hand of Nergal - (1967) - novelette by Lin Carter and Robert E. Howard
• 160 - The City of Skulls - (1967) - novelette by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp

Eight swashbuckling adventures of Conan - Cimmeria's mighty barbarian

Conan is the gigantic barbarian from the Hyborian Age who brawls and battles his way across the prehistoric world to rise at last to the throne of a mighty realm.

Slave, thief and now a mercenary soldier in the armies of Turan, he embarks on his most hazardous adventures yet.

Table of Contents:

• 6 - A Map of the World of Conan in the Hyborian Age - (1966) - interior artwork by John D. Clark, Ph.D. and L. Sprague de Camp and Robert E. Howard and David A. Kyle and P. Schuyler Miller [as by John D. Clark and L. Sprague de Camp and Robert E. Howard and David Kyle and P. Schuyler Miller]
• 9 - Introduction - (1969) - essay by L. Sprague de Camp
• 15 - The Curse of the Monolith - (1968) - short story by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp (variant of Conan and the Cenotaph)
• 33 - The Bloodstained God - (1956) - novelette by L. Sprague de Camp and Robert E. Howard (variant of The Blood-Stained God 1955)
• 54 - The Frost Giant's Daughter - (1969) - short story by L. Sprague de Camp and Robert E. Howard
• 65 - The Lair of the Ice Worm - (1969) - short story by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp
• 83 - Queen of the Black Coast - (1934) - novelette by Robert E. Howard
• 121 - The Vale of Lost Women - (1967) - short story by Robert E. Howard
• 142 - The Castle of Terror - (1969) - novelette by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp
• 163 - The Snout in the Dark - (1969) - novelette by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp and Robert E. Howard

Man, monster or demon. Conan would fight them all. Fear was unknown to the gigantic barbarian whose deeds of valour and bloody battle-skills made him a living legend.

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• 9 - Introduction - (1968) - essay by L. Sprague de Camp
• 13 - Black Tears - (1968) - novelette by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp
• 40 - Shadows in Zamboula - (1935) - novelette by Robert E. Howard
• 73 - The Devil in Iron - (1934) - novelette by Robert E. Howard
• 106 - The Flame Knife - (1955) - novella by L. Sprague de Camp and Robert E. Howard

Conan abdicates the throne of Aquilonia, after twenty years of rule, and sails west beyond the known realms of Hyboria towards the Isles of Antillia. There, he must combat the growing power of the demon-god Xotli.

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• 9 - Introduction - (1968) - essay by L. Sprague de Camp
• 21 - Conan of the Isles - (1968) - novel by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp

In search of treasure and a beautiful princess Conan set sail for the unknown. His hunt took him to devil-ridden lands, where he must battle with the demonic powers of Thoth-Ammon. It was a fight the Cimmerian relished. Crom! A man could die but once. Enough to combat the terror when one met it with steel in the hand and battle madness in the heart. He, Conan, would take his chances on the Nameless Isle, ahead of him on the rim of the world!

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• 9 - An Introduction by Lin Carter: Buccaneers and Black Magicians - (1971) - essay by Lin Carter
• 17 - Conan the Buccaneer - (1971) - novel by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp

Mighty Conan returns - for an epic fight-to-the-death in the cruel lair of Thoth-Ammon!

Hunting the swift-running stag and the tusked boar in the gloomy forests of the Gunderland Marches, Conan loses his son Conn to Thoth-Ammon and the supremely evil wizards of the Black Ring.

His giant heart cries "VENGEANCE!" as the barbarian king hones the sword that has touched so many with the bitter kiss of death. Soon he is ready. Ready for a deadly pursuit to the very ends of the earth, for the final titanic battle whith his greatest and most fiendish enemy!

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• Introduction - (1977) - essay by L. Sprague de Camp
• The Witch of the Mists - (1972) - novelette by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp
• Black Sphinx of Nebthu - (1973) - novelette by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp
• Red Moon of Zembabwei - (1974) - novelette by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp
• Shadows in the Skull - (1975) - novelette by Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp