I listened to this on eldritch archives and he did a really good job but I'm super stoked about this channel putting out a version I've listened to all your videos you do such an awesome job bringing these stories to life you're definitely one of my favorite audio book channels and in my opinion one of the best on UA-cam thank you for taking the time to make these
Magnificent and pleasingly gory tale! It goes to show that the real evil dwells in the hearts of humans and not in some ancient jewel. I liked the funny moments too.
My money was on Jacob, as he was ordered to serve the wine. I think this is one of the best stories Howard has written. It is both an adventure story and a subtle murder mystery.
What's funny is that I am friends with people of nearly all the mentioned ethnicities / nationalities in this story. It just sounds like a bunch of guys I know in London.
I can't help but notice that Kull, Conan and Cormac all look nearly identical. considering that reincarnation is a thing in this world and that Conan started out in an unpublished Kull story I have to wonder if we aren't literally seeing multiple lives of one person. also for future reference Mongols roll their rs more and teend to extend vowels a bit, think an accent somewhere between Japanese and Korean.
All three characters you mentioned are, in a good way, self inserts of Howard. Howard was proud of his Irish heritage and he was also tall, with black hair and blue eyes, though he was different from them in everything else. Howard was, like so many other writers of his time, influenced by the concept of the Übermensch, the Nietzschian idea of a man who's unbound from the norms of society and who defines himself and everything around him the way he desires to.
Well with that reference to the Baste Priest that goes back to that cat in the Kull story, who may or may not had been said Goddess in disguise. I once had a guide for Cthulhu role-playing game and apparently Baste was actually present in Love-craft's lore among all his Great-old Ones. Its funny how this stuff goes full-circle! (That's the last Robert E Howard story I've gotten through on this channel. Phew! What a brutal yet brilliant vivid Imagination this Man had!)
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We're back to bring you this yarn of a rogue crusader entering a den of killers. Enjoy.x
I listened to this on eldritch archives and he did a really good job but I'm super stoked about this channel putting out a version I've listened to all your videos you do such an awesome job bringing these stories to life you're definitely one of my favorite audio book channels and in my opinion one of the best on UA-cam thank you for taking the time to make these
Magnificent and pleasingly gory tale! It goes to show that the real evil dwells in the hearts of humans and not in some ancient jewel. I liked the funny moments too.
yes, we did enjoy doing the scene with the drunk
My money was on Jacob, as he was ordered to serve the wine.
I think this is one of the best stories Howard has written. It is both an adventure story and a subtle murder mystery.
God in the Bowl is another murder mystery by Robert Howard...
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I'm so happy I stumbled across your channel.
Your voice..
Chef's kiss.
Thank you very much. It's been too long since I've felt the savage wind in my hair.
Thanks for a terrific performance! I'd never read this one so it was a real treat! 😎⚔👏
A story I never read! This is wonderful! 🍻🍻🍻
Awesome work as normal. Keep up the good work.
Great narration! Please keep doing REH stories, you do them justice.
You're a legend! Love your work ❤
Only came across this audio once before, thank you for the excellent performance!
we have many more to emjoy
An epic and well told tale of high adventure, Thank you Cybrarian :)
Great fun! Well presented as always. Many thanks!
Another great RE Howard story brought brilliantly to life by the incredible Cybrarian!
I wish I didnt have work today! I was so excited when I saw a notification for the preview, cant wait to listen to this
You've gotta get content out more often! I always keep checking back for another good read, but I know you have to lose / miss people sometimes.
Sir, you are the only narrator I know who does Justice to Howard's work.
Great. Just great!👍
Glad you like it!
Thanks for this. Made my work day.
So glad you're still doing these.
I hope yall can read the hour of dragon or jewels of gwahlur. Love the dramatic readings, keep it up!
we'll def get to jewels but hour would be a tall order (it's over 8 hours long)
What's funny is that I am friends with people of nearly all the mentioned ethnicities / nationalities in this story. It just sounds like a bunch of guys I know in London.
well nowadays most large cities are very cosmopolitan, like a global community, but back then travel was hard and took either wealth or determination
I can't help but notice that Kull, Conan and Cormac all look nearly identical. considering that reincarnation is a thing in this world and that Conan started out in an unpublished Kull story I have to wonder if we aren't literally seeing multiple lives of one person. also for future reference Mongols roll their rs more and teend to extend vowels a bit, think an accent somewhere between Japanese and Korean.
All three characters you mentioned are, in a good way, self inserts of Howard. Howard was proud of his Irish heritage and he was also tall, with black hair and blue eyes, though he was different from them in everything else. Howard was, like so many other writers of his time, influenced by the concept of the Übermensch, the Nietzschian idea of a man who's unbound from the norms of society and who defines himself and everything around him the way he desires to.
@@hebanker3372 the idea of them being self inserts and being reincarnations of each other aren't mutually exclusive.
This story is reminiscent of The Fire is Assurbanipal. Great work on the narration
we plan on doing that at some point
Thanks
you are very welcome and thank you very much
Glad to see you back bro!
wow, thanks unbelievable, thank you so much, this means a lot to us, stay strong and keep an eye out for some gaming content we have later today
Haven't read much Fitzgeoffrey, only Hawks of the Outremer. Nice choice.
this is the only other REH Fitzgeoffrey, but we should be doing hawks this year too
@@TheCybrarian good to know.
Thanks!
you are very welcome and thank you for your generosity
Well with that reference to the Baste Priest that goes back to that cat in the Kull story, who may or may not had been said Goddess in disguise. I once had a guide for Cthulhu
role-playing game and apparently Baste was actually present in Love-craft's lore among all his Great-old Ones. Its funny how this stuff goes full-circle!
(That's the last Robert E Howard story I've gotten through on this channel. Phew! What a brutal yet brilliant vivid Imagination this Man had!)
oh yes, used to listen to audiobooks in work, too
Listen to Robert e Howard Crom fans
Thanks!
and thank you too, this means a lot to us
Thanks!