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"Introduction" by Rusty Burke
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"First
Edition Acknowledgements"
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"First Edition Notes on
the Text"
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"Second
Edition Notes from the Editor"
by John Bullard
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"List
of First Edition Letter Numbers with Their New Second
Edition Numbers"
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"Second
Edition Acknowledgements"
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1923
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001
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To Tevis Clyde Smith (handwritten),
June 8, 1923 (“Hello Clyde, / May the blessings
...”)
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002
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, June
22, 1923 (“Clyde sahib, greeting: / I found your
first letter ...”)
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003
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, July
7, 1923 (“To Clyde bahadur - sahib, greeting: / I
got your letter.”)
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004
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, July
30, 1923 (“Clyde sahib, bohut salaam, bahadur; /
The picnic has come ...”)
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005
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, August
4, 1923 (“Clyde sahib; / You say I’ll be in ...”)
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006
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, postmarked
August 21, 1923 (“Salaam, Clyde sahib, / I haven’t
got any answer ...”)
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007
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, August
24, 1923 (“Bohut salaam, Clyde sahib; / I was all ready
to ...”)
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008
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, September
9, 1923 (“Clyde sahib; / First off I must apologize
...”)
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009
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, October
5, 1923 (“Salaam, Clyde; / Maybe you think I’ve moved ...”)
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010
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, November
4, 1923 (“Bohut salaam, Clyde bahadur; / It’s been quite
a while ...”)
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011
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To Adventure, ca. late
1923, Published in pulp in February 1924 (“I am writing
for information ...”)
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1924
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012
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, April
21, 1924 (“Salaam, Clyde sahib; / I should have written
...”)
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013
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, June
19, 1924 (“Salaam, Clyde sahib; / I suppose you think
I’m rather slow ...”)
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014
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To Adventure, ca. July
1924 (“1. At what period did the feudal ...”)
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015
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To Tevis Clyde Smith (handwritten),
September 7, 1924 (“Salaam, Clyde, / You ought
to be here.”)
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016
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To Western Story, ca. fall
1924 (“ - And I am not one of those ...”)
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1925
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017
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, January
7, 1925 (“Salaam, Clyde sahib; / I was in Brownwood the
...”)
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018
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, January
30, 1925 (“Salaam, sahib; / I’m sending you a lot
of junk.”)
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019
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To Robert W. Gordon, February
4, 1925 (“Dear Sir; / I am sending you a few songs.”)
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020
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, February
25, 1925 (“Salaam, sahib; / Chapter XIX / Writers
of the Bunkorian Age”)
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021
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, March
17, 1925 (“The top o’ the marnin’ O’Clydo; / Faith and
bejabbers!”)
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022
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, April
6, 1925 (“Salaam, sahib; / What Ho!”)
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023
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, May
24, 1925 (“Salaam; / Hot zowie, old topper, ...”)
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024
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
June 1925 (“Know all men ...”)
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025
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
before July 1925 (“King Bahthur’s Court”)
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026
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, July
7, 1925 (“Salaam, Sahib; / I believe you owe me a
letter.”)
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027
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, July
16, 1925 (“Salaam, sahib; / What ho, milord!”)
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028
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
post July 20, 1925 (“Salaam; Clyde; / Old boy, I got
your letter.”)
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029
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, August
6, 1925 (“Salaam; I’m glad you passed the exams.”)
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030
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To Farnsworth Wright, (unsent),
August 21, 1925 (“Dear Sir; / I am preparing a mss.
...”)
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031
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, August
26, 1925 (“Salaam; / I’ve been thinking.”)
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032
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, August
28, 1925 (“Salaam; / I’ve been thinking.”)
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033
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, October
9, 1925 (“Salaam, sahib; Say, bo, you’re developing into
a real poet.”)
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034
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To Herbert Klatt, ca. fall
1925 (“Bohut salaam ...”)
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035
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To Weird Tales, ca. late
1925, Published in magazine in January 1926 (“These
are sheer masterpieces.”)
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1926
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036
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, January
14, 1926 (“Salaam, bahadur, bohut salaam; / By
Baal I am joyed ...”)
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037
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, January
14, 1926 (“Salaam; / This is a habit of mine, always
was.”)
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038
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To Farnsworth Wright, January
23, 1926 (“Dear Sir; / I have no carbon copy of
‘Wolfshead’.”)
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039
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To Robert W. Gordon, February
15, 1926 (“Dear Mr. Gordon; / I was delighted to receive
your letter, ...”)
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040
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To Weird Tales, ca. March
1926 (“The Saga of Grettir ...”)
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041
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
Spring, 1926 (“If you don’t publish this ...”)
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042
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To The Ring, ca. early
1926 (“Here is my opinion on the greatest heavyweights of
all time:”)
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043
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To Robert W. Gordon, April
9, 1926 (“Dear Sir; / I must really ask your pardon
...”)
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044
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, April
14, 1926 (“Salaam; / Being in an (un)poetical mood, ...”)
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045
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, May
7, 1926 (“Salaam; / I’m sending you a flock of poetry.”)
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046
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, June
23, 1926 (“Salaam; / I’m trying to write again, ...”)
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047
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, August
6, 1926 (“Salaam, sahib; / In the first place, ...”)
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048
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, August
21, 1926 (“Bohut salaam, sahib; / I think you owe me one,
two, ...”)
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049
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To Edna Mann, October 30,
1926 (“Dear Friend; / As usual I have to start my letter with
an apology, ...”)
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1927
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050
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To Robert W. Gordon (handwritten),
January 2, 1927 (“My dear Mr. Gordon; / Upon
seeing a request ...”)
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051
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To Robert W. Gordon, March
17, 1927 (“Dear Mr. Gordon; / This time I have an excuse
...”)
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052
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To Weird Tales, ca. April
1927 (“Your last three issues have been very fine.”)
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053
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
mid-September 1927 (“Salaam: / Having just got your letter
...”)
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054
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
mid to late-September 1927 (“Salaam: / Seeking cognizance
of things ...”)
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055
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
October 1927 (“ARE YOU THE YOUNG MAN ...”)
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056
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
fall 1927 (“Salaam: / Then the little boy said to Goofus
Gorilla, ...”)
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057
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To Harold Preece, December
22, 1927 (“With Best Wishes ...”)
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058
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To Unknown Recipient, ca.
late 1927, unsent (“Salaam; / Seems that you owe me a letter
...”)
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1928
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059
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
probably late 1927, early 1928 (“I wasn’t lying to
you Saturday evening when I said ...”)
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060
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To Tevis Clyde Smith,
ca. January 1928 (“Salaam: / Listen, you crumb, I
think you already owe me ...”)
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061
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To Harold Preece, ca.
January-February 1928 (“Salaam: / Say, listen, tramp, you
owe me a letter ...”)
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062
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To Tevis Clyde Smith,
week of February 20, 1928 (“The fellow who wrote The Kasidah
...”)
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063
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To Tevis Clyde Smith,
ca. between 1926 and March 1928 ( “Ha ha! You’re not
going to get off so easily; ...”)
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064
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To Tevis Clyde Smith,
ca. March 1928 (“The only reason for writing this letter
...”)
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065
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To Tevis Clyde Smith,
ca. March 1928 (“Salaam: / Not having much of anything specially
...”)
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066
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To Tevis Clyde Smith,
ca. March 1928 (“Salaam: / Glad you’re writing these days.”)
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067
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To Harold Preece, ca.
early 1928 (“Salaam: / You’ll have to pardon me for
not ...”)
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068
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To Weird Tales, ca. March
1928 (“Mr. Lovecraft’s latest story, ‘The Call of Cthulhu’,
...”)
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069
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To Robert W. Gordon, postmarked
May 14, 1928 (“Dear Mr. Gordon: / Many thanks
for the letter, ...”)
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070
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
May 1928 (“Salaam: / So Klatt has gone West.”)
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071
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To Merlin Wand, date stamped
May, 26, 1928 (unsent) (“CONTACTS LISTING FORM”)
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072
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To Harold Preece, postmarked
June 4, 1928 (Postcard with drawing only)
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073
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To Harold Preece, ca.
June 1928 (Postcard of Piedras Negras Customs House)
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074
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To Tevis Clyde Smith,
ca. June 1928, handwritten (“Not even a movie in this god
forsaken town.”)
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075
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To Tevis Clyde Smith,
ca. June 1928 (“Salaam; / Ho, ho, the long lights
lift amain ...”)
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076
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To Harold Preece, ca.
June 1928 (“Salaam: / No, I was not trying to catch
flies.”)
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077
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To The Brownwood Bulletin,
July 18, 1928 (“Arthur ‘Kid’ Dula is due ...”)
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078
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To The Fort Worth Record,
ca. July 1928 (“Tunney can’t win.”)
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079
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
July 1928 (“Salaam: / A Warning to Orthodoxy”)
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080
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To Harold Preece, ca. August
1928 (“Salaam: / Glad you enjoyed our reunion ...”)
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081
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To Harold Preece, postmarked
September 5, 1928 (“Salaam: / Yes, I like the idea of
Eldorado ...”)
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082
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
probably late 1928 (“Salaam: Shadows of Dreams”)
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083
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To Harold Preece, ca. September
1928 (“Salaam: / Tunney sure gave Heeney a tough beating
...”)
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084
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To Harold Preece, postmarked
September 23, 1928 (“Salaam: / The tang of winter is
in the air ...”)
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085
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
October 1928 (“Salaam; / I could have gone with you
...”)
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086
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To Harold Preece, received
October 20, 1928 (“Salaam: / Your stationery is
alright.”)
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087
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
October 1928 (“Salaam: / The reason I’m sending The
Junto to you ...”)
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088
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
November 1928 (“Salaam: / Listen you goddamn so forth
and so on, ...”)
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089
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
November 1928 (“Salaam: / I’ll swear you’re the only
galoot ...”)
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090
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
November 1928 (“Salaam: / I got such a laugh out of
your parody ...”)
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091
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
November 1928 (“Heh heh! At last I’ve sold a story
...”)
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092
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
November-December 1928 (“Salaam: / Heh heh! Sappho,
the Grecian hills ...”)
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093
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To Harold Preece, ca. December
1928 (“Salaam: / You’re right; women are great actors.”)
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094
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
late 1928 (“Salaam: / I’ll swear, if I’d laughed much
more ...”)
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095
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
probably late 1928, early 1929 (“Salaam: /I have forgotten
whether you or Truett ...”)
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096
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
December 1928 (“Salaam: / Out in front of Goldstein’s,
...”)
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097
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To Unknown Recipient, undated,
unsent, ca. probably late 1928. (“Show this to Truett
...”)
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098
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To Unknown Recipient, undated,
ca. 1926-1928. (“Here I’ve been working days and
nights ...”)
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1929
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099
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
after July 1925, before 1930, probably ca. early 1929
(“Salaam:
/ There once was a wicked old elf ...”)
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100
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To Weird Tales (unsent),
ca. January 1929 (“. . . whatever to do with beetles,
except ...”)
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101
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
February 1929 (“Salaam: / Ancient English Balladel”)
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102
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
February 1929 (“Salaam: / Last night the Sunday School
class ...”)
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103
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
March 1929 (“Salaam: / Black Dawn”)
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104
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
early to mid-1929 (“Salaam: / Life is a yellow mist
among the stars.”)
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105
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To Harold Preece, ca. March
1929 (“Salaam: / I’ve been very neglectful of my
correspondence lately.”)
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106
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To Argosy All-Story Weekly,
ca. spring 1929 (“I was born in Texas about twenty-three
...”)
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107
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
April 1929 (“Salaam: / The iron
harp that Adam christened Life”)
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108
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To Thrills of the Jungle
Magazine, ca. June to late 1929 (“Editor Thrills
of the Jungle Magazine, ...”)
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109
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
June 1929 (“Salaam: / I received an announcement from
Chicago: ...”)
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110
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
July 1929 (“Salaam: / The main reason I’m writing this
letter ...”)
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111
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To Harold Preece, ca. week
of August 19, 1929 (“Salaam: / I’ve been reading Destiny
Bay ...”)
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112
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To Harold Preece, postmarked
September 18, 1929 (“I don’t remember saying anything
...”)
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113
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To Weird Tales, ca. September
1929 (“I have just been reading the September
Weird Tales, ...”)
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114
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
late December 1929 (“Well: / Here I am doing business ...”)
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115
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To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca.
before 1930; probably late 1928, late 1929 (“Salaam: /
As my dear public remembers, ...”)
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Appendix: Photographs
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"Index to Collected Letters
of Robert E. Howard Volume 1: 1923-1929" by Bobby Derie and John
Bullard
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List of Howard's Correspondents
for Volume One
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List of Howard's Poetry
and Plays in Volume One
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Index to Illustrations
and Photographs in Volume One
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About the Contributors
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