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"Introduction" by Ben Szumskyj
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"An Introduction to the Life and Works
of Robert E. Howard" by Joe Marek
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"The Door to the Garden"
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"A Short History of the Conan Typescripts"
by Patrice Louinet
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"The Devil's Woodchopper"
(fragment)
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"Pages from As the Poet Says" by Rusty
Burke
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"Three Autobiographical Letters"
To ARGOSY ALL-STORY WEEKLY, 20 July 1929
("I was born about twenty-three …")
To Farnsworth Wright, circa June/July 1931
("In your last letter you asked me to give you …")
To Wilfred Branch Talman, circa September 1931
("Thank you very much for the letter you wrote …")
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"And in This Corner…hailing from Nazareth…-or-what
the Eddas Don’t Tell You" by Scott Sheaffer
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"Double Cross"
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"Am-Ra: Howard’s Lost Hero" by Ben Szumskyj
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"Introduction to ‘The Right Hook’" by
Tom Munnerlyn
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"The Right Hook No. 1
Vol. 1 "
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"Editorial" (1)
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"Twentieth Century
Slave Trade"
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| "The Great Munney
Ring" (article) |
| "Bookmen and Books"
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"Sisters" (article)
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| "Sporting Page"
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"Puritans"
(article)
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"Vengeance of a Woman"
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"Sordid Sayings
of a Simple Sap"
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"L'Envoi"
(1, poem)
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"An Interview with Glenn Lord" by
Joe Marek
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"Some People Who Have Had Influence
Over Me"
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"Afterword" by Ben Szumskyj
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"The Right Hook No. 1 Vol. 1"
is Robert E. Howard material from a zine produced by a nineteen-year old
Robert E. Howard. It was previously published in: AUSTIN,
VOL. 3, #2, Tom Munnerlyn, September 1992 (For REHupa 117)
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"Some People Who Have Had Influence
Over Me" is a high school essay.
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"The Door to the Garden" is
published as "Untitled"
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Edited by Ben Szumskyj
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