The Riot At Bucksnort And Other Western Tales (The Works of Robert E. Howard)

There is no denying that Robert E. Howard's heroic fantasy tales are his
most popular, but some who have been inspired to dig deeper (or have
been lucky enough to encounter the random fugitive paperback) have
discovered the wealth and depth of the author's range and versatility.
Conan, Kull, and their breed have been adapted into comics, served as the
basis for several movies, and inspired seemingly countless pastiches and
continuations. Howard's historical adventures, westerns, and boxing tales
all have strong followings, and his horror stories have also received modest
attention and have been included in numerous anthologies. But many
of those familiar with Howard's writings and characters would probably
be surprised to learn that humor was a dominant theme in his published
works. In fact, there are fewer completed stories featuring Conan of
Cimmeria (twenty-one stories), easily Howard's best-known character,
than there are of either of his most successful humor characters: Sailor
Steve Costigan (twenty-five stories) and Breckinridge Elkins (twenty-two
stories).
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