Stephen Fabian “Born to Exile” by Phyllis Eisenstein (1978) Source
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Stephen Fabian “Born to Exile” by Phyllis Eisenstein (1978) Source

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In the Hands of Glory by Phyllis Eisenstein, cover by Rowena Morrill (1981)
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"The Right Hand of Doom"
by Robert E. Howard short story (pub. posthumously, 1968) (from The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane)
This is a short sketch, this time in Torkertown, where intrigue is afoot. A man stands to be executed at dawn for necromancy--and Kane runs into the dude who is bragging about informing on him!
Solomon points out that this guy, who is the necromancer's best friend and who sold him out for some gold and is laughing about it, is pretty contemptible. Then, around the time of dawn, he sees this idiot get his neck crushed by a big, hairy spider that turns out to be a five-fingered death grip.
The serpent ring of the necromancer is a great callback to Howard's overarching sinisterization of snakes in his mythos. Like, how much of his hatred of snakes is because he was a self-styled frontiersman in Texas???
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Dave Duncan is truly one of the best authors you haven't heard of. I picked it up at thrift starting with The Gilded Chain. I've consumed almost the rest of his King's Blade Chronicles.
Onto 'A Man of his Word' soon!