The Haunter of the Ring

Set within the Cthulhu Mythos, the narrative follows John Kirowan, a character crafted by Robert E. Howard, known for his contributions to the sword and sorcery genre. Howard's upbringing in Texas, influenced by local myths and legends, shaped his writing style. He gained early recognition through pulp magazines, ultimately creating iconic characters like Conan the Cimmerian. "The Haunter of the Ring," originally published in 1934, showcases Howard's unique blend of horror and fantasy, reflecting his literary evolution and the rich tapestry of his storytelling.