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“When people look back on my art, no one is ever going to say that I was the best draftsman who ever lived…but I think they’ll say I made the most unbelievable things believable: that standing in front of one of my paintings caused a suspension of disbelief.”

 - Frank Frazetta

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 Someone should write a fantasy novel based on this art style. One could use this somewhat forgotten art for illustrations. 
 I feel like the Sword and Sorcery genre in particular really has this vibe. 
 Absolutely 💯. Frank Frazetta was a very early  pioneer in this fantasy genre of art and actually  influenced much of the Sword and Sorcery type illustrations. 
 What S&S books or series would you most recommend?  Feel like reading some more now 😁 
 For myself, I would start with the Conan novels and then try some more modern authors. Here is a list....

33 Must-Read Sword and Sorcery Books for Adventure Seekers
Discover the history of sword and sorcery fantasy from pulp origins to modern revivals. Includes an essential reading list of 33 gritty, action-packed novels.

Conan the Barbarian by Robert E. Howard
The iconic series that defined sword and sorcery featuring everyone’s favorite loincloth-wearing Cimmerian warrior.

Jirel of Joiry by C. L. Moore
Groundbreaking tales of the first female sword and sorcery heroine Jirel and her battles in a demon-haunted medieval France.

Servant of the Underworld by Aliette de Bodard
Sword and sorcery inspired by Aztec mythology with an engrossing mystery.

Throne of the Crescent Moon by Saladin Ahmed
Excellent sword and sorcery in a Middle Eastern inspired setting featuring a ghul hunter protecting the people.

The Amethyst Sword by Fleur Adcock
A lyrical and imaginative tale of warriors, wizardry and Celtic mythology.

Who Fears Death by Nnedi Okorafor
An original post-apocalyptic African sword and sorcery adventure.


The Mask of Mirrors by M.A. Carrick
Political intrigue mixed with gritty action.

Master of Poisons by Andrea Hairston
Majestic afrofuturist fantasy.

Empire of Sand by Tasha Suri
Indian-inspired tale of magics, dance, and destiny.

Black Leviathan by Bernd Perplies
Swashbuckling fantasy on the high seas.

Sorcerer to the Crown by Zen Cho
Magic and manners in Regency England with a dash of sword and sorcery.

The Tiger’s Daughter by K. Arsenault Rivera
Epic fantasy inspired by Mongolian history.

The Red Wolf Conspiracy by Robert V.S. Redick
Nautical fantasy adventure. 
 Awesome, thanks so much!  I actually just ordered a new kindle, gonna put some of these on it 😁 
 Frank Frazetta actually illustrated some of the Conan novels with is awesome art.

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 Sounds like a great idea. 💡 Maybe one day I will get really creative and do something like that. One of my favourite poets is William Blake who also illustrated his own poetry with amazing art. 
 So here is the image for the first part of our story.  ' Kane on the Golden Sea'.   The first part of the story I have sent to the chat via message there.  👍

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