Thanks for doing the stories. Having most of these on paper already, hearing them is a whole new experience, that still feels like the familiar pages. 🍻
Direct quotes- all of it. The best kind. Thanks! my only regret was not knowing what khosatral khel transmutated into when he died. Being an artist I tried very hard to imagine what he looked like after that transmutation.
@@audiobooky good question. First, i want to quote the part that happened, at the beginning "... in the likeness of a man it turned and fell. But, it was not the likeness of a man which struck the sward. Where there had been the likeness of a face, there was no face at all. And the metal limbs, melted and changed. In its death throes khosatral had become again the thing which had crawed up from the abyss milleniums gone..."What I imagined was a mass about 1.5 meters across, having several unstable eyes with merging pupils, with pulsing internal organs which looked nothing like any organs within known paleontology within a translucent membrane which was in the process of destabilizing. With an obscene puddle beginning to to bubble before it lay completely still
please define "fucking" as it applies to this context, thank you. Is it a metaphor or literal? If it is a metaphor, please delineate the similarity between the literal meanin of the word, and the thing that it is meant to describe, thank you.
@@SembuaHumpdediddle If you know anything about linguistics you would know that fuck can be used as a noun, verb, adjective, interjection, adverb... or as used here, which is probably the most common usage, as an intensifier. An intensifier is a modifier that serves to enhance/intensify the meaning of the word it modifies, in this case "awesome". I.e, they used "fucking" to properly convey the emotional context.
You have contaminated the conversation. When Andy will answer, how will we know whether or not his answer will have bee affected by that, which you wrote? You have deprived him of the benefit of self-examination. @@PohjanKarhu
I based a character off if conans ancestor Kull and korgoth of barbaria. These 2 made me a chuck norris of dnd and 8 years of the same campaign my guy became a demi god in dnd 4.0 which was a cool dnd version but comic book esk style game. It was fun while it lasted
The paintings of Conan don't show the kind of musculature that comes from working, but from bodily sculpting. Did Robert Erwin Howard write anything about Conan's taking time to do bodily sculpting? Bodily sculpting is more feminine on the spectrum than is simply doing work, or even developing pure strength.
who had carven his way. Right after writin "had carved his way", Robert wrote "the carven stairs", so he contradicted his own way of conjugatin the verb "to carve". He didn't write "he walked up the weared steps" but he wrote "he walked up the worn steps". Too late to fix it now, but the reader of this comment can be fixed anyhow.
Have you been taught how to conjugate a verb? Do you know the names of all of the tenses, voices, and moods? If not, then search "English verb conjugation" and learn each one of them. @@swiftmatic
@MoivinSulunker actually, yes, I WAS taught how to conjugate verbs. BY NUNS! Parts of speech, gerunds, participles past and present, the whole fkn shebang. Got it all again three years later in public school. What ELSE you got?!?
Then you know that the past participle of "carve" is "carven". The past tense is "carve". If somebody made an error 200 years ago and 2 billion people copied it, it is still an error. The masses have no authority to set standards. Unless the nones were not grounded in the origins of the verb's conjugation. Anyone who identifies with the masses or the consensus is no gooe. @@swiftmatic
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Fifty years ago I , as a thirty year old, read all the paperbacks that I could find...
Thank you for taking me back.
It's a pleasure to read comments like this, thank you. You're probably going to enjoy what we're releasing next :)
Me too..read the ace editions in the mid 70's..
Are you 80 years old now, or 80 years young?
Meanwhile, Sphere and Tor editions carefully sorted on a shelf elsewhere...
Thank you. I always enjoy this Conan story.
Glad you enjoy it :)
u have the best audio channel BY FAR👍
Very good narration!
Thanks for doing the stories. Having most of these on paper already, hearing them is a whole new experience, that still feels like the familiar pages. 🍻
That is high praise, thank you!
Great narration, easy to listen to. Thank you!!
easy whereto to be listened.
Brilliant!
This was excellent! Great narration :)
Thank you for sharing!. And may Crom be with you!
May Crom be with you!
Crom bless you, son
And may Crom bless you, friend
Thank you for this.
A great narration indeed as always the case with Nigel on board!
And one of howard's best conan stories so far imho.
Thank you!
with a sudden gaspin of relief.
It's almost 2am; that sound effect at the end of Ch. 1 startled the sht out of me! xD Oh, it was graphic sounding lol
😅
Sounds like the noise in your head when biting into multiple Pringles chips at the same time. Lmao
Good job
Excellent
Love love love the presentation. Good job!
Outstanding Narration Thank You...📖❗
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks!
Thank you so much!!
Narrators got a good voice.
I had read the paper back books 1969
Direct quotes- all of it. The best kind. Thanks! my only regret was not knowing what khosatral khel transmutated into when he died. Being an artist I tried very hard to imagine what he looked like after that transmutation.
And what did you imagine?
@@audiobooky good question. First, i want to quote the part that happened, at the beginning "... in the likeness of a man it turned and fell. But, it was not the likeness of a man which struck the sward. Where there had been the likeness of a face, there was no face at all. And the metal limbs, melted and changed. In its death throes khosatral had become again the thing which had crawed up from the abyss milleniums gone..."What I imagined was a mass about 1.5 meters across, having several unstable eyes with merging pupils, with pulsing internal organs which looked nothing like any organs within known paleontology within a translucent membrane which was in the process of destabilizing. With an obscene puddle beginning to to bubble before it lay completely still
the lids flared openward.
🎉🎉🎉🎉 great session
and peered inward.
WILD DICIPLINED PACKS WITH CLEAR PLANS N TARGETS , KISSES FROM ROSES
steps carven into the cliff.
sunken deeplier than was natural. sunken more deeply than was natural.
In an age of AI, this is refreshing to listen to.
the beast wherefrom she had escaped.
Again!! Fucking AWESOME!!
please define "fucking" as it applies to this context, thank you. Is it a metaphor or literal? If it is a metaphor, please delineate the similarity between the literal meanin of the word, and the thing that it is meant to describe, thank you.
@@SembuaHumpdediddle BOT
@@SembuaHumpdediddle If you know anything about linguistics you would know that fuck can be used as a noun, verb, adjective, interjection, adverb... or as used here, which is probably the most common usage, as an intensifier. An intensifier is a modifier that serves to enhance/intensify the meaning of the word it modifies, in this case "awesome".
I.e, they used "fucking" to properly convey the emotional context.
Who asked you?
@@PohjanKarhu
You have contaminated the conversation. When Andy will answer, how will we know whether or not his answer will have bee affected by that, which you wrote? You have deprived him of the benefit of self-examination.
@@PohjanKarhu
This chick had some scary karma, but not as bad as some others. Obviously sundered from the warding of "God" or Wr-Alda.
nice artwork
I based a character off if conans ancestor Kull and korgoth of barbaria. These 2 made me a chuck norris of dnd and 8 years of the same campaign my guy became a demi god in dnd 4.0 which was a cool dnd version but comic book esk style game. It was fun while it lasted
she swam onward.
also a great comic; same story; i didn't know it was a short story, though i should have guessed.
the faint clackin of muffled oars.
she did not like the lookin of zem zere shadders.that were of the hue of ebony.
human hands could have shapen them.
he glid toward the walls.
Do you ever have anything nice to say?
have you ever anything nice to be said?
@@Jeff-Larryson
Where did you find that giant twig?
The man on the dais hove upward to a sittin position.
they glid through the trees.
and glid toward the carven stairs.
The paintings of Conan don't show the kind of musculature that comes from working, but from bodily sculpting. Did Robert Erwin Howard write anything about Conan's taking time to do bodily sculpting? Bodily sculpting is more feminine on the spectrum than is simply doing work, or even developing pure strength.
who had carven his way. Right after writin "had carved his way", Robert wrote "the carven stairs", so he contradicted his own way of conjugatin the verb "to carve". He didn't write "he walked up the weared steps" but he wrote "he walked up the worn steps". Too late to fix it now, but the reader of this comment can be fixed anyhow.
'Carven' is an adjective describing an object that has been carved.
That has been carven. Don't listen to folks whose standards are that low.
@@swiftmatic
Have you been taught how to conjugate a verb? Do you know the names of all of the tenses, voices, and moods? If not, then search "English verb conjugation" and learn each one of them.
@@swiftmatic
@MoivinSulunker actually, yes, I WAS taught how to conjugate verbs. BY NUNS! Parts of speech, gerunds, participles past and present, the whole fkn shebang. Got it all again three years later in public school. What ELSE you got?!?
Then you know that the past participle of "carve" is "carven". The past tense is "carve". If somebody made an error 200 years ago and 2 billion people copied it, it is still an error. The masses have no authority to set standards.
Unless the nones were not grounded in the origins of the verb's conjugation.
Anyone who identifies with the masses or the consensus is no gooe.
@@swiftmatic
artist ignored "square-cut hair" 34:16
he glid through.
it WAS smashed into threads and splinters.
a metal catchin.
On the whole, I enjoy your reading. "bowed", not "bowed". Like an archery bow.
Remember, kids: Cimmerian, not Summarian.
Till we meet again!
carven into solid rock
CROM!!!
Conan's hair began to lift what?
broken pavins.
With a desperate be-wrenchin.
And that is how Kamila Harris became vice president
Ebony, pronouced Eh-bon-ee
Otherwise, a good reading!
his cryins were awful to be heard.
steps carven into the cliff.
to the beast wherefrom she had escaped.