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Conan and the Spider God
 
 

Conan and the Spider God [Mass Market Paperback]

L. Sprague de Camp
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The beloved barbarian returns in a reprint of the late L. Sprague de Camp's Conan and the Spider God, a "Conan pastiche" (originally published in 1980) offering more dramatic adventures of Robert E. Howard's blue-eyed, broad-shouldered, sword-wielding hero. When Conan is accused of abducting a queen, he follows her kidnappers to the temple of Zath, the spider-god of Yezud, where an epic battle ensues.

Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc.

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"The enduring popularity of Conan is undeniable."--Kirkus Reviews

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3.0 out of 5 stars Good, but not great, Mar 22 2003
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De Camp tries to be Howard, but alas, falls flat in my opinion. The story could've had more of what makes Conan tales great; action, magic and gals.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Young Conan in love, May 21 2011
By mjare "mjare" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Conan and the Spider God (Mass Market Paperback)
Lyon Spraque de Camp was one of the most successful continuator of the Ervin Robert Howard's works on Conan the Barbarian. Here I definitely have to mention Lin Carter, who also did much in this field of heroic fantasy literature together with Spraque de Camp. Book ''Conan and the Spider-God'' is a very well-written short novel with very fast action. But Sprague de Camp offered us a different ''image'' of a young Conan, because in this novel we know the deeper feelings of this great barbarian warrior for the first time. We see him in love with a beautiful young dancer, who is employed in the Temple in Yezud. In the stories on Conan written by Howard love was not a big issue as here. Even after the death of Belit, who was his first serious lover in the story ''Queen of the Black Coast'' Conan was not so affected by this fact. So... in this book, which is written in old and good style of heroic fantasy novels we have a new quality of the main literary character. I like this book, but Conan stories, which were written by Howard are my favourite ones.

5.0 out of 5 stars Conan and the spider god, Mar 9 2012
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As usual my man Conan saves the day and dispatches the bad guys. This story did not let me down. You guys gotta read it if your a die hard Conan fan .

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3.0 out of 5 stars Good, but not great, Mar 22 2003
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This review is from: Conan and the Spider God (Hardcover)
De Camp tries to be Howard, but alas, falls flat in my opinion. The story could've had more of what makes Conan tales great; action, magic and gals.
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