The life and death of Robert E. Howard Robert E. Howard, the creator of Conan the Barbarian, remains one of the most important literary figures in American fantasy. His influence has been as strong, as profound, as any contribution made by J.R.R. Tolkien or Lewis Carroll. Unlike those genteel British authors however, his work…
Category: Literary Corner
Camp of the Saints Pre-Game (French Edition)
France: Five Wounded in Massive Street Fight Involving Hundreds of Drug Dealers Sailer’s Law does not just apply to your average armed ghetto monkey but also your Foreign ones as well. An estimated 600 people involved in a “gunfight” and you only have 5 wounded with no fatalities? Yeah that’s got STUPID NIGGER written…
Frank Herbert’s Warrior Religion
Frank Herbert’s Warrior Religion The Warrior Religion project is some of the most popular poasts on RESAVAGER. It’s more an exploratory effort at this point that I hope to focus down upon. Admittedly, I lose focus on certain aspects. What I want to do today, however, is lay out what Frank Herbert’s idea of…
Literary Corner: The Wildwood Boys
When it comes to good, gritty outlaw western novels off the beaten path, one author always stands out: James Carlos Blake. The first book of his I read was In the Rogue Blood and I gotta tell you; as a writer it blew my socks off! The character development and attention to historical detail…
Literary Corner: Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six | A Person Not A Team (It’s Complicated)
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six | A Person Not A Team (It’s Complicated) For all the fellow Clancy fans out there. Those early Clancy novels helped to inspire my passion for writing. Few years back I bought what I consider all of his early greats in Hardback Collectors editions including one of my personal favorites,…
Know Your Real Civil War History: Herman Melville’s Terrifying Ride into Mosby’s Confederacy
Herman Melville’s Terrifying Ride into Mosby’s Confederacy On April 18, 1864, author Herman Melville rode through the twilight, embedded with the 2nd Massachusetts Cavalry, on a scouting mission deep in enemy territory. Nearly thirteen years had passed since the forty-four-old Melville had published Moby Dick, a book that was not considered a critical or commercial success…
Camp of the Saints Warning
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War Fiction – Atlantis DSV by James Ward
(Hermit Note: If you enjoy this post, please subscribe to the War Views Blog. These guys are one of the best Military History Blogs out there!) War Fiction – Atlantis DSV This is a collection of military science fiction written by James Ward. They were originally posted on the Atlantis DSV website, but that…
The Battle of Hancock Airfield, Part 2 (Relevant Modern Short Fiction)
Via: Voödoo 6 von Inyanga 1/ The Battle of Hancock Airfield (Pt2) Back at Fort Knox the General paced. He stared at the drone feed of the far away battle and fretted. His unit would never reach the airfield in time on foot. He had not prepared for the patrol to fail, nor had he…
The Battle of Hancock Airfield, Part 1 (Relevant Modern Short Fiction)
Via: Voödoo 6 von Inyanga 1/ The Battle of Hancock Airfield (Pt1) As the Chinese General stood in a control tower and looked at the devastation of Fort Knox, still smoldering from the battle that raged across it less than a few days ago , he felt a sense of worry. 2/ It wasn’t the massive…