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East Texas A&M Revives Robert E. Howard Studies
16 Jun
Summary
- University now publishes 'The Dark Man' journal on author.
- Online conference set for June 20 with keynote speaker.
- Plans include student section and themed issues for journal.
Robert E. Howard, the creator of iconic characters like Conan the Barbarian, is being honored by East Texas A&M University, which has become the new publisher of "The Dark Man: The Journal of Robert E. Howard Studies." Professors Tracy Henley, Hunter Hayes, and Benjamin Garstad are leading this initiative.
To celebrate this new chapter, an online conference will be held on June 20. The event will feature two panel discussions and a keynote address by Sara Frazetta, granddaughter of artist Frank Frazetta. Those interested can register online for access.
The journal's editorial team has ambitious plans for expansion. These include introducing a student section, actively seeking manuscripts from renowned scholars, and curating special themed issues to attract a wider audience and reinvigorate the publication.
