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And the thing crumpled swiftly down and lay with the brain spreading pulpily from its shattered skull on the shining jet.

Through his body the great chain tore; cutting, battering, rending it into ghastly, pulpily indescribable fragments unrecognizable as ever having been anything animate.

The writer Charles Willeford, who died in 1988, has something of a cult following for his crime novels and other pulpily atmospheric books in the genre often described as hard-boiled.

Ryan Harvey calls this, Jordan's first Conan novel, an "excellent first venture into the Hyborian Age," as well as "pulpily exciting and one of the few pastiches from the Tor books that I recommend to people who normally avoid non-Howard Conan."