Howard, R.E.: BRAN MAK MORN

"Worms of the Earth" (1932), a story that H. P. Lovecraft called a "macabre masterpiece," pits Bran Mak Morn against an arrogant Roman governor who has just sentenced an innocent Pict to death. All alone against a seemingly unstoppable empire, Morn calls upon ancient supernatural forces to help him attain revenge. "Men of the Shadows" (1969) chronicles the Picts at the end of their long reign. As the New Races rise up and expand throughout the world, the Picts -- and their doomed king -- prepare to make one glorious final stand. In "Kings of the Night" (1930), Morn must use all his persuasive powers to unite Vikings, Gaels, and Britons against an invading Roman army.

CONTENTS:

• The Lost Race
• Men of the Shadows
• Kings of the Night
• A Song of the Race
• Worms of the Earth
• Fragment
• The Dark Man
• The Gods of Bal-Sagoth

AUTHOR:  Robert E. Howard

COVER:  paperback

PAGES: 234

LANGUAGE: english