Texas Fists, and The Bull Dog Breed

Robert Ervin Howard, a prolific American pulp writer, is best known for creating the iconic character Conan the Cimmerian. His diverse body of work spans fantasy, horror, and adventure genres, influenced by authors like Jack London and Rudyard Kipling. Despite his literary success, Howard struggled with severe depression from a young age, with friends noting his unsettling views on suicide as a potential release from suffering. His complex legacy intertwines creativity and personal turmoil, shaping the landscape of popular fiction.