num_pages: 188
description: CORMAC MAC ART... descendant of other warriors from the time-forgotten land of Atlantis and Cimmeria, molded in the tradition of Conan and Kull.Lusty, savage, adventuresome, Cormac, known as an Cluiun, the Wolf, is a renegade and a pirate whose character was forged from the same cold steel as his relentless sword. Roaming the seas of King Arthur's Britain with his comrade-in-arms, the Viking Wulfhere the Skull-splitter, Cormac's battles with men and monarchs scale new heights in the fantasy kingdom of Robert E. Howard.Cover illustration: Jeff Jones.Contents:9 • Introduction (Tigers of the Sea) • (1974) • essay by Richard L. Tierney19 • Tigers of the Sea • [Cormac Mac Art] • (1974) • novelette by Robert E. Howard81 • Swords of the Northern Sea • [Cormac Mac Art] • (1974) • novelette by Robert E. Howard125 • The Night of the Wolf • [Cormac Mac Art] • (1969) • novelette by Robert E. Howard167 • The Temple of Abomination • [Cormac Mac Art] • (1974) • shortstory by Robert E. Howard
language: English
title: Tigers of the Sea
titlecomplete: Tigers of the Sea
characters: Wulfhere the Skull-splitter, Cormac Mac Art
genres: Adventure, Classics, Fantasy, Sword and Sorcery, Pulp, Speculative Fiction, Short Stories, Historical Fiction, Fiction, Science Fiction
ratings_count: 816
places: Britain
series: The Robert E. Howard Library, Cormac Mac Art
publisher: Zebra Books