Good stuff Seth! "He considers violence an acceptable problem solving tool" Exactly! He's a rogue! And Conan is the monkey wrench in the machinery of the Hyborian world. Well said Seth, I agree with all your points!
Very nice overview of the character, Seth. I'm not saying it's easy to write a Conan pastiche, but there are certain attributes of the character that should be set in concrete if you want to try writing a Conan story.
I believe I know what you're saying. Intentionally using Conan brings in a number of character and thematic elements that are a part of Conan even if they are not necessarily essential to sword and sorcery fantasy as a genre.
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Good stuff Seth! "He considers violence an acceptable problem solving tool" Exactly! He's a rogue! And Conan is the monkey wrench in the machinery of the Hyborian world. Well said Seth, I agree with all your points!
Thank you, Grammaticus. Your videos on the same subject inspired my own analysis.
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@@GrammaticusBooks I agree.
Very good rules for writing a Conan story. Thanks, Seth. Happy reading.
Thank you for stopping by, Tim.
Very nice overview of the character, Seth. I'm not saying it's easy to write a Conan pastiche, but there are certain attributes of the character that should be set in concrete if you want to try writing a Conan story.
I believe I know what you're saying. Intentionally using Conan brings in a number of character and thematic elements that are a part of Conan even if they are not necessarily essential to sword and sorcery fantasy as a genre.