Embark on a thrilling adventure with The Devil in Iron, a full-length fantasy audiobook by Robert E. Howard. In this gripping tale, Conan the Destroyer faces one of his most formidable challenges yet as he battles dark sorcery and ancient evils. The story unfolds in a land of forgotten civilizations and mystical forces, where Conan must confront a monstrous entity and uncover hidden secrets to survive.
Howard’s vivid storytelling and the full-length format ensure an immersive experience that captures every detail of Conan’s epic quest. Whether you’re a dedicated fan of Howard’s work or new to his tales, The Devil in Iron offers an exciting and engaging journey into the realms of fantasy and heroism.
Highlights:
Full-length fantasy audiobook, uninterrupted
Dynamic narration that brings the high-stakes adventure to life
Perfect for fans of classic fantasy and heroic tales
Join Conan the Destroyer as he battles dark forces in The Devil in Iron. Press play and dive into this epic fantasy adventure.
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THE FIRST PAGE
The fisherman loosened his knife in its scabbard. The gesture was instinctive, for what he feared was nothing a knife could slay, not even the saw-edged crescent blade of the Yuetshi that could disembowel a man with an upward stroke. Neither man nor beast threatened him in the solitude which brooded over the castellated isle of Xapur.
He had climbed the cliffs, passed through the jungle that bordered them, and now stood surrounded by evidences of a vanished state. Broken columns glimmered among the trees, the straggling lines of crumbling walls meandered off into the shadows, and under his feet were broad paves, cracked and bowed by roots growing beneath.
The fisherman was typical of his race, that strange people whose origin is lost in the gray dawn of the past, and who have dwelt in their rude fishing huts along the southern shore of the Sea of Vilayet since time immemorial. He was broadly built, with long apish arms and a mighty chest, but with lean loins and thin bandy legs. His face was broad, his forehead low and retreating, his hair thick and tangled. A belt for a knife and a rag for a loin-cloth were all he wore in the way of clothing.
That he was where he was proved that he was less dully incurious than most of his people. Men seldom visited Xapur. It was uninhabited, all but forgotten, merely one among the myriad isles which dotted the great inland sea. Men called it Xapur, the Fortified, because of its ruins, remnants of some prehistoric kingdom, lost and forgotten before the conquering Hyborians had ridden southward. None knew who reared those stones, though dim legends lingered among the Yuetshi which half intelligibly suggested a connection of immeasurable antiquity between the fishers and the unknown island kingdom.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Robert Ervin Howard (January 22, 1906 – June 11, 1936) was an American writer, primarily known for his contributions to the fantasy and pulp fiction genres. He is best remembered as the creator of Conan the Barbarian, one of the most iconic characters in sword and sorcery literature.
From a young age, he showed a keen interest in literature, history, and storytelling, often immersing himself in books and inventing his own tales. Howard began his writing career as a teenager, contributing to various pulp magazines of the time, including "Weird Tales."
In addition to Conan, Howard created other memorable characters, such as Solomon Kane, Bran Mak Morn, and Kull of Atlantis. He explored a range of genres, including historical fiction, horror, and westerns, often infusing his tales with elements of the supernatural and the occult.
CHAPTERS
Start - 0:00
Thank You - 0:22
Feature Presentation - 0:35
Chapter I - 0:43
Chapter II - 7:00
Chapter III - 17:28
Chapter IV - 22:52
Chapter V - 39:58
Chapter VI - 50:16
Outro - 1:16:43
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