Yeah, they are. Don't expect high literature, but they're good pulp fun and from time to time have little touches that elevate them above the run of the mill. I really like "The Tower of the Elephant", for example.
Conan is a barbarian hero who is tougher than anyone else in the entire world, and he makes his way from being a raw youth fresh down from Cimmeria who becomes a petty criminal in the 'civilised' cities (and isn't too impressed by civilisation as such, but likes the money, women, and booze) to eventually, via a lot of adventures, becoming king of his own realm.
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Yeah, they are. Don't expect high literature, but they're good pulp fun and from time to time have little touches that elevate them above the run of the mill. I really like "The Tower of the Elephant", for example.
Conan is a barbarian hero who is tougher than anyone else in the entire world, and he makes his way from being a raw youth fresh down from Cimmeria who becomes a petty criminal in the 'civilised' cities (and isn't too impressed by civilisation as such, but likes the money, women, and booze) to eventually, via a lot of adventures, becoming king of his own realm.
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