Mark Finn

Mark Finn is an author, essayist, and playwright. His biography, Blood and Thunder: The Life and Art of Robert E. Howard, was nominated for a World Fantasy award in 2007 and is now available in an updated and expanded second edition. His articles, essays, and introductions about Howard and his works have appeared in publications for the Robert E. Howard Foundation, Dark Horse Comics, Boom! Comics, The Cimmerian, REH: Two-Gun Raconteur, The Howard Review, Wildside Press, and he has presented numerous papers about Robert E. Howard to the PCA/ACA National conference, the AWC, and lectures and performs regularly.

Finn has written hundreds of articles, essays, reviews, and short stories for The University of Texas Press, RevolutionSF.com, Greenwood Press, Dark Horse Comics, Wildside Press, Monkeybrain Books, and others. His previous books, Gods New and Used and Year of the Hare have been reissued by Monkeyhaus Press, along with new fiction collections and novels, including Road Trip, The Transformation of Lawrence Croft, and The Adventures of Sailor Tom Sharkey. He lives in North Texas with his long-suffering wife, too many books, and an affable pit bull named Sonya.

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