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"The Return of the Sea-Farer"
(poem)
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"Under the Baobab Tree"
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"The Gondarian Man" (incomplete)
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Letter to WEIRD TALES, ca.
October 1929,
"I have just been reading …"
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"Drum Gods" (poem)
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Letter to August Derleth,
ca. February 1933,
"After so long a time …"
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"The Coming of Bast" (poem)
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"Guests of the Hoodoo Room"
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"The Gods Remember" (2, poem)
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"The Voice of the Mob"
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Letter to E. Hoffmann Price,
21 April 1936,
"Glad you-all liked ‘She-Devil’."
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"She-Cats of Samarcand" (synopsis)
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"A Pledge" (poem)
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"The Road to Freedom" (poem)
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Letter to R.H. Barlow, ca.
2 April 1933,
"Here are some notes …"
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"Mad Meg Gill" (poem)
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"Stones of Destiny"
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"The Phases of Life" (poem)
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"The Haunted Hut"
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"A Dying Pirate Speaks of
Treasure" (poem)
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"The Thessalians"
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Letter to August Lenniger,
8 March 1933,
"This is to inform you …"
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"The Spell of Damballah" (incomplete)
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"The Weakling" (poem)
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Letter to Robert W. Gordon,
17 March 1927,
"This time I have an excuse …"
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"L'Envoi" (3, poem)
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Postcard to Novalyne Price,
postmarked 20 June 1935,
There is no message on this postcard. It contained
the handwritten "Dear Novalyne," and "Cordially, Bob".
The front of the postcard is a picture of a rattlesnake swallowing
a rabbit.
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"With a Set of Rattlesnake
Rattles"
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Letter to Harold Preece,
postmarked 24 March 1930, "Thanks for the picture."
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"Golden Hope Christmas"
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"My Sentiments, Set to Jazz"
(poem)
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"The Celtica Notes of Robert
E. Howard"
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"The Zulu Lord" (poem)
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Handwritten letter
to Tevis Clyde Smith, 8 June 1923,
"May the blessings of Allah …"
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Untitled ("When Napoleon
down in Africa …") (poem)
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"Neolithic Love Song" (poem)
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"Untitled ("The baron of Feniand
sat at ease") (poem)
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"The Song of Yar Ali Khan"
(poem)
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"A Gent from Bear Creek" (magazine
version)
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Letters of Comment by Our
Readers
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"Afterword" by Joe Marek
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Notes
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Selected and compiled by Joe Marek
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Associate Editor: Rusty Burke
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Special Editorial Assistance:
Dave Gentzel assisted by Glenn Lord, Steve Trout, Patrice Louinet,
and Ed Waterman
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The first state has a white cover
with hand-colored inks and an insert containing the Table of Contents
for #5.
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The 2nd state has a pink cover
(shown above).
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The first state was limited to 13
copies.
The second state was a limited print run of 90 copies.
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Signed and numbered by Joe Marek.
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Limited to one year of distribution.
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