Kull: Exile of Atlantis
Del Rey
trade paper, 317 p., $17
This is one of the shorter Kull stories, only three and a half pages in the Del Rey edition. In fact it's more of vignette or a philosophical meditation than an actual story. In it Howard reflects on some of the philosophy he'd been reading and meditating on.
The story, to the extent that it is a story, consists mostly of a dialogue between Kull and an old man. Kull finds himself in darkness, a great throbbing in his head. He's not sure where he is or how he came to be there. He rises to his feet, sees a light, and begins to walk towards it.
Del Rey
trade paper, 317 p., $17
This is one of the shorter Kull stories, only three and a half pages in the Del Rey edition. In fact it's more of vignette or a philosophical meditation than an actual story. In it Howard reflects on some of the philosophy he'd been reading and meditating on.
The story, to the extent that it is a story, consists mostly of a dialogue between Kull and an old man. Kull finds himself in darkness, a great throbbing in his head. He's not sure where he is or how he came to be there. He rises to his feet, sees a light, and begins to walk towards it.