Talk:Rogues in the House

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Removed personal opinion: As with all derivative imitators Carter's vignettes lack the biting irony of the Howardian prototype and are repeated too often to maintain a parvence of verisimilitude (practically Thongor manages to scrounge up meals in every gaol and dungeon he's thrown in).

This isn't a book review, it's an encyclopedia. And this article is about the story at hand, not Carter.

Noclevername (talk) 05:55, 19 December 2007 (UTC)