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The Sword of Thongor is a collection of fantasy short stories by American writer Robert M. Price, featuring Lin Carter's sword and sorcery hero Thongor of Valkarth. It was first published in trade paperback by Surinam Turtle Press in September 2016.
The Sword of Thongor collects the short stories that chronicle the continuing adventures of Thongor of Valkarth written by Robert M. Price, three of which appeared in the previous collection Young Thongor. It is split between the adventures of Thongor when he was young, and his exploits as King of Patanga.
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The Sword of Thongor. by Robert M. Price. 3.29 · 7 Ratings · 3 Reviews · 1 edition. Lin Carter was a great fan of both Robert E. Howar…. Want to Read. Rate it: Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria (Thongor, #1), Thongor and the Dragon City (Thongor, #2), Thongor Against the Gods (Thongor, #3), Thongor in the City ...
28 set 2016 · For half a century Robert M. Price has loved the Thongor saga, and in recent years has undertaken to honor and to carry on his friend Lin Carter’s tradition of flattering by imitation. 'The Sword of Thongor' brings together ten of Price's Thongor tales. Richard A. Lupoff introduces this collection.
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Thongor is a character in a series of sword-and-sorcery novels and stories written by Lin Carter, stylized after Conan the Barbarian and set in ancient Lemuria. The character was picked up by Marvel Comics in the 1970s for its series Creatures on the Loose which saw some of Carter's stories adapted, as well as the author himself ...
27 feb 2024 · The Sword of Thongor collects the short stories that chronicle the continuing adventures of Thongor of Valkarth written by Robert M. Price, three of which appeared in the previous collection Young Thongor. It is split between the adventures of Thongor when he was young, and his exploits as King of Patanga. The stories within, to tell…
The “Thongor” series of novels is a series set in the sorcery and sword subgenre of fantasy and science fiction. The series and its lead character have parallels to Edgar Rice Burroughs “Barsoom” novels and Robert E. Howards “Conan the Barbarian” series.
