Robert L. Howard

Robert L. Howard was an influential American author and poet known for his significant contributions to the fantasy genre. He is best recognized for creating the character Conan the Barbarian, a rugged warrior whose adventures epitomize heroism and adventure in a mythical world. Howard's writing is characterized by vivid imagery and a strong sense of action. Despite his early death in 1936, his work has continued to inspire numerous writers and adaptations in film, comics, and games, making him a notable figure in popular culture and literature.