Kull Exile Of Atlantis

Kull Exile of Atlantis

Robert E Howard

Foreword

Introduction

Untitled Story (previously published as “Exile of Atlantis”)

The Shadow Kingdom

The Mirrors of Tuzun Thune

Untitled Draft

The Cat and the Skull

The Screaming Skull of Silence

The Striking of the Gong

The Altar and the Scorpion

The Curse of the Golden Skull

The Black City (Unfinished Fragment)

Untitled Fragment

By This Axe I Rule!

Swords of the Purple Kingdom

The King and the Oak

Kings of the Night

Miscellanea

The “Am-ra of the Ta-an” Fragments

Summer Morn

Am-ra the Ta-an

The Tale of Am-ra

Untitled and Unfinished Fragment

Untitled and Incomplete Fragment

The Shadow Kingdom (Draft)

Delcardes’ Cat

The King and the Oak (Draft)

Appendices

Atlantean Genesis

Notes on the Original Howard Texts

Acknowledgments

Plates

Kull - Exile of Atlantis Frontispiece

“Kull! Ha, accursed usurper from the pagan isles”

“They be all serpent men!”

There comes, even to kings, the time of great weariness.

“I am Kull, of Valusia”

Delcardes’ cat

…a test of might and endurance.

Kull sat at ease on the throne of society.

She did not hear the light footfalls.

He made a terrible and primordial picture.

They flooded the stair like a black wave of death.