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WHO WAS CORMAC MAC ART—
BEFORE HE BECAME THE FAMOUS REAVER,
BANE OF SORCERERS,
AND CHAMPION OF EIRRIN?

—and then Cormac mac Art was oblivious of the proffered meat, and the voices of these his companions, for
he was no longer with them...
He stood in a fine shining chariot drawn by two horses with the spirit of spring breezes. Mourning was on him
for his driver just slain, and he hurled again his spear of victory into the ranks of the gathered enemy, and its
gleaming bronze point drove through a man so that he died. And then another leaped forward, and tore free
that much-blooded spear, the gau-bauid, and hurled it even as Cormac whipped up his fine team of horses—
No! Not Cormac; no son of Art was he, but him born Setalta and later called the hound of the smith,
Chulan—Cuchulain he was. And he, Cormac who was Cuchulain, cried out for life and time were closing on
him, and in his anguished mind he heard anew the druid’s words of his youth:
“If any young man should be taking up arms this day, his name will be greater than any other name in Eirrin.”
He looked down then, he who was not yet Cormac for centuries were in the way of it, and he felt the cold that
came...
The Cormac mac Art Series

THE MISTS OF DOOM by Andrew J. Offutt
THE TOWER OF DEATH by Andrew J. Offutt & Keith Taylor
WHEN DEATH BIRDS FLY by Andrew J. Offutt & Keith Taylor
TIGERS OF THE SEA by Robert E. Howard
THE SWORD OF THE GAEL by Andrew J. Offutt
THE UNDYING WIZARD by Andrew J. Offutt
THE SIGN OF THE MOONBOW by Andrew J. Offutt & Keith Taylor

War of the Gods on Earth Series by Andrew J. Offutt
THE IRON LORDS
SHADOW OUT OF HELL
THE LADY OF THE SNOWMIST


THE MISTS OF DOOM
Cormac mac Art, king of Eirrin by birth, freebooter
by choice, makes the logest journey of them
all—into a time before he was born...
“No!” Cormac, who was Cuchulain, cried out, for
life and time were closing in on him, and in his
anguished mind he heard anew the druid’s words of
his youth:
“If any young man should be taking up arms this day,
his name will be greater than any other name in Eirrin.”

“He looked down then, he who was not yet Cromac,
for centuries were in the way of it, and he felt the
cold that came...”
ROBERT E. HOWARD’S
OTHER GREAT HERO
CORMAC MAC ART