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"Artist's Forward"
by Gary Gianni
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"Introduction"
by Rusty Burke
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"Men of the Shadows"
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"Kings of the
Night"
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"Song of the Race"
(poem)
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"Worms of the Earth"
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"The Dark Man"
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"The Lost Race"
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"The Drums of Pictdom"
(poem)
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"The Little People"
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"The Little People" (facsimile
of original typescript)
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"Children of the Night"
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"Bran Mak Morn: A Play"
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"Bran Mak Morn" (facsimile
of original manuscript)
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Untitled Synopsis
"The story of a forgotten age; of ..."
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Draft ("Worms of the Earth")
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Untitled Fragment "A grey
sky arched ..."
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"The Bell of Morni" (poem)
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Appendices
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"Robert E. Howard and the
Picts: A Chronology"
(excerpts from letters, etc. in chronological order)
Included in this article is an untitled essay by REH:
untitled essay, ca. 1920-1923 ("… which has characterized …")
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"Robert E. Howard, Bran
Mak Morn and the Picts" by Rusty Burke and Patrice Louinet
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Notes on the original Howard
text
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Edited by Rusty Burke
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Design by Marcelo Anciano
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Typography by Stuart Williams
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The texts for this edition
were based on Howard's original manuscripts and typescripts or the first
published appearance if a manuscript or typescript was unavailable.
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Trade Edition: Featuring
12 color oils and 45 ink illustrations.
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Limited Edition: Signed and numbered
by the artist, this book comes complete with gilt edging, a gorgeous
slipcase cover with embossed plate, and an additional signed limited
color painting on the inside cover.
Also included with the book is a compact disc
containing an unabridged dramatization of Howard's story, "Worms of the
Earth," read by former members of the prestigious Royal Shakespeare Company
and accompanied by original music. Limited to 850 copies.
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Leatherbound Edition: Includes
everything found in the Limited Edition, plus both the book and slipcase
are bound in beautiful leather. Limited to only 50 copies.
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A sketchbook
featuring preliminary sketches by Gary Gianni for
Bran Mak Morn: The Last King was published separately in July 2000.
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"Men of the Shadows" has a verse heading
("Men of the Shadows")
and four untitled poems embodied in the story:
"Chant of the White Beard"
"Rune"
"Song of the Pict"
"The Race Without Name"
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