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Violence
A lot
Action-adventure combat violence; firefights and swordfights
Language
Barely any
Period adventure prose
Sexual Content
None
No sexual content
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Classic adventure themes of loyalty, survival, and the outsider hero
What this book is about
Howard's El Borak stories follow Francis Xavier Gordon, a Texan who became a legendary fighter in the Middle East. Action-adventure with Howard's trademark combat sequences. Contains period orientalist conventions of 1930s pulp fiction. Appropriate for teens and adults who enjoy vintage action adventure.
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Combat violence
Period orientalist conventions
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