In the center of the story is the lone hero Al-Borak, who is not afraid of bands of treacherous Afghuls, wild animals, or greedy rulers. He fearlessly rides through mountains and deserts, protecting the weak and helping the downtrodden. Those who rule the blood-stained cities of the East, who administer justice in the secret valleys of Tibet, who shed the Blood of the Gods - tremble when they hear the name of Al-Borak... In addition, this collection of classic American literature Robert E. Howard (1906-1936) includes stories about Solomon Kane “Children of Ashgur” and about the adventures of prehistoric people “Spear and Fang.”