Warrior of World's End

Lin Carter wrote derivative pulpy adventure stories in the style of Edgar Rice Burroughs, Robert E. Howard, and others. I think of these as second-rate but I pick them up when I find them cheap at Audible ??? they???re short fast-moving stories with imaginative scenery and lots of action. In a Lin Carter novel you???re sure to find a sword-wielding man with sweaty ???thews,??? a scantily-clad girl who needs to be saved, and lots of scary monsters. Usually this takes place in some fascinatingly impossible setting such as on the boughs of gigantic trees, under a volcano, in a lost city, or on an uncharted planet.

In The Warrior of World???s End, a down-and-out godmaker and his wife are traveling through a desert when they find a large... Read More: http://www.fantasyliterature.com/reviews/the-warrior-of-worlds-end/