The Road of Eagles

by Robert E. Howard and L. Sprague de Camp


Published in Fantastic Universe Science Fiction, for December, as rewritten by L. Sprague de Camp from an original story by Robert E. Howard of the same title, but laid in the sixteenth century Turkish Empire, by King-Size Publications, Inc. (1955)

Reprinted under the title Conan, Man of Destiny, by King-Size Publications, Inc. (1955)

Reprinted under its present title in Conan Tales, Gnome Press, Inc., NY (1955)

Current source: Conan the Freebooter, by Robert E. Howard and L. Sprague de Camp, published by Prestige Books, Inc., distributed by Ace Books, New York, NY (19??)




As chieftain of this mongrel Red Brotherhood, Conan is more than ever a thorn in King Yildiz's sensitive flesh. That henpecked monarch, instead of strangling his brother Teyaspa in the approved Turanian manner, has been prevailed upon to keep him cooped up in a castle deep in the Colchian Mountains, southeast of Vilayet, as a prisoner of the Zaporoskan brigand Gleg. To rid himself of another embarrassment, Yildiz sends one of Teyaspa's strongest partisans, General Artaban, to destroy the priate stronghold at the mouth of the Zaporoska River. This he does, but he becomes the harried instead of the harrier.


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