Robert E. Howard

Also known as Robert Ervin Howard, REH, R. E. Howard, Robert Howard, Two-Gun Bob, Bob Howard, Patrick Mac Conaire, Steve Costigan

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Robert E. Howard was an American author who lived from 1906 to 1936 and is best known for creating influential fantasy and adventure stories, including the character Conan the Barbarian. His work became foundational to the fantasy and pulp fiction genres, shaping how adventure stories and heroic characters are written and imagined today.

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Instance of: human
Given name: Ervin
Family name: Howard
Gender: male
Citizenship: United States
Place of birth: Peaster
Place of death: Cross Plains
Occupation: short story writer
Languages spoken: English language
Native language: English language
Field of work: fantasy
Image: Robert E Howard suit.jpg
Work location: Cross Plains

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Commons category: Robert E. Howard
date of birth: 1906-01-22
date of death: 1936-06-11
pseudonym: John Taverel
topic's main category: Category:Robert E. Howard
Commons Creator page: Robert Ervin Howard
manner of death: Suicide
Commons gallery: Robert E. Howard
influenced by: H. Rider Haggard
birth name: Robert Ervin Howard
writing language: English language
start of work period: 1924-00-00
different from: Robert Howard
name in native language: Robert E. Howard

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Robert E. Howard est un nouvelliste et romancier américain né le 22 janvier 1906 à Peaster (Texas) et mort le 11 juin 1936 à Cross Plains (Texas). Il est considéré, avec J. R. R. Tolkien (Le Seigneur des anneaux) et H. P. Lovecraft (le mythe de Cthulhu) comme l'un des pères de la littérature de fantasy moderne. Il est surtout l’inventeur de l’heroic fantasy, avec les aventures de son héros Conan le Cimmérien.

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