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"Sketches"
Consists of a bundle of seven stories from TRUMPET #7,
May 1968.
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"Ambition by Moonlight"
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"To a Man Whose Name I Never Knew"
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"Musings"
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"Etched in Ebony"
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"The Galveston Affair"
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"Surrender – Your Money or Your Vice"
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"Them"
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Other Contents
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"REHupa Reviews" by James Van Hise
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"The 1999 Los Angeles Paperback Show" by
James Van Hise
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"The 1999 Dum-Dum" by James Van Hise
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REHupa #156 Contents
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Section 1
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THE GOLDEN CALIPH by Bill
Cavalier
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RULES OF REHUPA
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NOVALYN PRICE ELLIS 1908-1999 by Rusty
Burke
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VALUSIAN BLADE Vol. 2 No.
2 by James Charles
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THESE SAVAGE TALES OF ROBERT E. HOWARD
#8 by Marcelo Anciano
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THE BURKBURNETT PAPERS by Carl Osman
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IMN2REH #10 by Gary Romeo
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RETURN OF THE BUNYIP #12 by Graeme Flanagan
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RAZORED ZEN #39 by Charles Gramlich
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THE QUESTING BEAST by Bob
Barger
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ROUGH EDGES #16 by James
Reasoner
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PURPLE PATCHES #3 by Kurt Shoemaker
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A SABRE IN THE SUQ #3 by Frank Denton
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BURNING HEATHEN by Dave Rodriquez
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FORGOTTEN AGES #38 by Morgan Holmes
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Section 2
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OH! ACHERON #3 by Rick McCollum
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BELTIC WRITES #81 by Steve Trout
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AQUILA NIDUS #31 by Tim Arney
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THE KELTIC JOURNAL Vol. 1 by Scotty
Henderson
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BEYOND THE BLACK STRANGER Vol. 1 No.
3 by Richard Stammer
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MINAC OF THE HIGHWAYMAN Vol. 2 No. 2
by Larry Richter
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SEANCHAI #91 by Rusty Burke
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RED RUIN #6 by Jim Keegan
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MICHAEL VENABLES ZINE
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COLD STEEL #78 by Bill Cavalier
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THE ROAD TO VELITRIUM #30 by James Van Hise
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PICTURES IN THE FIRE: An Index to Robert
E. Howard in Photograph
Separate booklet by Dave Gentzel
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Distributed in
REHupa #156
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A facsimile reproduction of these works
original appearance in Trumpet #7.
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The Robert E. Howard
United Press Association is an amateur press association (apa) that
was started by Tim Marion in 1972.
An apa is a means for distributing fanzines to a specific
group of people. Typically, each member of an apa produces a short
fanzine and sends an appropriate number of copies to an official editor
who collates and (usually) staples one copy of each zine together, adding
covers, an official organization and a table of contents. The editor
sends out the collection of zines, called a mailing, to each member.
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