An interview with Sarvalur the halfling, one of Hralf's long-time companions, regarding Hralf, Hewer of Sagas. Oh. It's you again. I suppose that's what I get for having an adventurous youth, adulthood, and middle-age: folks like you knocking on my door and disturbing my peace with your nosy questions. Here I am, retired at last, … Continue reading Hralf and the Cat-Nappers
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Hralf and the Sphinx
A tale of Hralf, Hewer of Sagas. Aaaauuugh! You startled me! How'd you even get in here, anyway? Did the priests let you in? Yeah, I bet it did. Beaucoup bucks, too, probably. Yeah, that's what I thought. I wish they'd share some of that with me. Noggin' skinflints. Well, okay, so here we are. … Continue reading Hralf and the Sphinx
Hralf and the Living Ziggurat of Doom
This tale of Hralf is rather different from the others, and comes with all due apologies to Robert E. Howard and Fritz Leiber. Find the other tales of Hralf here. Excerpts from Hralf and the Living Ziggurat of Doom, a Copperbook published by Copperbane Publishing, Old Peldentown, as preserved by the Interviewer. These excerpts are … Continue reading Hralf and the Living Ziggurat of Doom
Hralf and the Pot-Boilers
Another tale of Hralf the Mighty.To see the stories listed in reading order, see "Short Fiction", above. An interview with Gorteck Ironbark, former employee at Copperbane Publishing in Old Peldentown. Well, stranger, that was indeed a meal to remember. I do thank you, I surely do. What can I do for you? You want to … Continue reading Hralf and the Pot-Boilers
Hralf and the Way of the Endless Veldt
This story takes place between "Hralf and the Thief of Tarts" and "Hralf and the Temple Guardian". To see the stories listed in reading order, see "Short Fiction", above. An interview with Master Tablet, Abbot of the Monastery of the Endless Veldt. Welcome, honored guest. How may this one be of aid to you today? … Continue reading Hralf and the Way of the Endless Veldt
Hralf and the Courts of Lore
A tale of Hralf, Hewer of Sagas, in which Hralf runs afoul of the lore. This story precedes "Hralf and the Fan Boy". See the Short Fiction link, above, for the rest of the Hralf stories. An interview with Hamlin Papier, retired lorist of Clutterback City. Welcome, welcome. Please, do come in! This is my study, … Continue reading Hralf and the Courts of Lore
Hralf and the Aesthetics of War Cries
An interview with the bard Giacomo, self-proclaimed King of Jesters and Jester to Kings. This memory follows directly after "Hralf and the Bardic Voice". See the Short Fiction link, above, for the rest of the Hralf stories. Good day to you as well, good sir. How may Giacomo aid you on this fine summer morning? … Continue reading Hralf and the Aesthetics of War Cries
Hralf and the Temple Guardian
In which Hralf achieves his life-long goal and settles down for good. If you've not met Hralf, start with the first Hralf story "Hralf, Hewer of Sagas." The full set is listed under Short Fiction, above. Hannery the Fixer? Yeah, that's me. Who's askin'? Pleased to meetcha. So, what can I fix for you today? … Continue reading Hralf and the Temple Guardian
Hralf and the Thief of Tarts
Another tale of Hralf. If you've not met Hralf, start with the first Hralf story "Hralf, Hewer of Sagas." The full set is listed under Short Fiction, above. You wish to speak to me about Hralf. May I ask why? Truly? How very odd. Very well, ask your questions. I see that Sarvalur has been … Continue reading Hralf and the Thief of Tarts
Hralf and the Fan Boy
Another tale of Hralf, in which Hralf saves a life. If you've not met Hralf, start with the first Hralf story "Hralf, Hewer of Sagas." Enter, yes, please enter, O wise one! This one rejoices that you have come to his humble dwelling! A tale of Hralf, O esteemed sir? It would be my joy … Continue reading Hralf and the Fan Boy
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