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"Foreplay" by Robert M. Price
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"A Young Wife's Tale" (poem)
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"The Cuckoo's Revenge" (poem)
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Non-REH Content
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"They Saved Rockwell's Brain" by N.
Leo Lancer
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"Hell Cat of Hong Kong"
by Marc A. Cerasini and Charles Hoffman (See Notes)
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"The Beautiful and Damp" by Manly
Wade Wellman
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"The Spicy Strips" by Will Murray
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Julie de Grandin, Psychic Sleuth in
"Trick-or-Treat Terror" by Robert M. Price and Robert
H. Knox (comic strip)
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Risqué Review
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Readers' Rendezvous
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Edited by Robert M. Price
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Two interior black and white illustrations
by RHK.
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"Hell Cat of Hong Kong"
is one of five stories featuring REH character
John Gorman.
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John Gorman was created by Robert E.
Howard in an untitled synopsis for a "spicy"
adventure story.
Marc A. Cerasini and Charles Hoffman took this synopsis and
used it as a basis for a short story, "She-Cats of Samarkand."
The story was published under the byline of Sam Walser, a
pseudonym REH used when he wrote for the "spicy"
pulps.
Four additional John Gorman adventures were
written by Marc A. Cerasini and Charles Hoffman.
All of these stories appeared in Robert M. Price’s Cryptic
Publications.
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By Robert E. Howard:
"Untitled Synopsis," Risque
Stories #1
By "Sam Walser"
(pseudonym of Marc A. Cerasini and Charles Hoffman):
"She-Cats of Samarkand," Risque
Stories #1
By Marc A. Cerasini and Charles Hoffman:
"The Temple of Forbidden Fruit,"
Risque Stories #2
"Jungle Curse," Risque Stories
#3
"Drums of the Bizango," Pulse-Pounding
Adventure Stories #1
"Hell Cat of Hong Kong," Risque
Stories #5 |
