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180 words, unfinished
Featuring LAL SINGH
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1000 words, fragment
Alternate Title: BLACK TALONS
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Alternate Title: THE RETURN OF SKULL-FACE
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TEETH OF DOOM
by
"Patrick
Ervin"
Alternate Title: THE TOMB'S SECRET
The February
1934 issue of
STRANGE DETECTIVE
STORIES carried
two stories by REH: "The
Tomb's Secret" and
"Fangs of Gold."
It
appears that
the story titles
were inadvertently
switched.
Howard's
agent,
Otis Adelbert
Kline, kept a
list of titles and
the magazines
that purchased
them.
Above
"The Teeth
of Doom" on
Kline's list,
someone added "The
Tomb's Secret."
Above "The
People of the
Serpent" on Kline's
list, someone
added "Fangs
of Gold."
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Alternate Title: JEWELS OF GWAHLUR; THE SERVANTS OF BIT-YAKIN
Featuring CORMAC MAC ART
TEMPTRESS OF THE TOWER OF
TORTURE
AND SIN
Alternate Title: THE VOICE OF EL-LIL
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TEN MINUTES ON A STREET CORNER
500 words
Alternate Title: SHANGHIED MITTS
Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
TEXAS JOHN ALDEN
by "Patrick
Ervin"
Alternate Title: A RINGTAILED TORNADO
Alternate
Title:
RING-TAILED
TORNADO
Featuring BRECKINRIDGE ELKINS
Alternate Title: KNIFE-RIVER PRODIGAL
Alternate Title: THE
WILDCAT
AND THE STAR
Featuring KID ALLISON
In its first appearance, it was part of a bundle of four stories titled
"Sketches."
The stories include "Sentiment," "Musings,"
"Midnight," and "Etched in Ebony."
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1800 words
THREE PERILS OF SAILOR COSTIGAN
Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
Consists
of three untitled
stories: untitled story
("I had
just hung ..."),
untitled
story ("It
was the end ..."),
and untitled story
("The night Sailor
Steve
...").
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Alternate Title: THE FLAME-KNIFE
Featuring EL BORAK
There is both a
long (42,000 words)
and a short
(24,000 words) version
of this story.
Records from
the Kline Agency
also say there
is a 12 page
version of this
story, much
shorter than the known
two versions.
Unfortunately,
if a 12 page version does
exist it is either lost or
it could be an incomplete version
of one of the six known drafts
for the story.
The first printing
of the short
version was
heavily edited by
the editor
(Byron Roark) and those
changes were copied
by THE NEW HOWARD READER
#7 when it reprinted
the story
in Spring 2000.
The first clean
version of
the story was
in EL BORAK AND
OTHER DESERT ADVENTURES.
The short version
was offered
by Otis Adelbert
Kline to TOP-NOTCH,
ADVENTURE,
COMPLETE STORIES,
DIME ADVENTURE,
THRILLING
ADVENTURE, and NEW
MYSTERY ADVENTURES.
There were
no takers.
The long version
was offered
to ARGOSY, BLUE
BOOK, SHORT STORIES,
SUN and ADVENTURE
NOVELS. Again, there
were no takers.
Kline and later
agents retained
both of the
original typescripts
and they were
eventually donated
to Cross Plains
Library.
800 words, unfinished
A THUNDER OF TRUMPETS
by Robert
E. Howard
& Frank
Thurston Torbett
Featuring CORMAC MAC ART
Fragment
Alternate Title: WATERFRONT
LAW
Alternate
Title: THE
WATERFRONT
WALLOP
Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
TO A MAN WHOSE NAME I NEVER KNEW
In its first appearance, it was part of a bundle of four stories titled
"Sketches."
The stories include "Sentiment," "Musings,"
"Midnight," and "Etched in Ebony."
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Featuring MIKE DORGAN & BILL MCGLORY
THE TOMB'S SECRET
by
"Patrick
Ervin"
Alternate Title: TEETH OF DOOM
Featuring STEVE HARRISON
The February
1934 issue of STRANGE
DETECTIVE
STORIES carried two
stories by REH: "The Tomb's
Secret" and "Fangs
of Gold."
It
appears that
the story titles
were inadvertently
switched.
Howard's
agent,
Otis Adelbert
Kline, kept a
list of titles and
the magazines
that purchased
them.
Above
"The Teeth
of Doom" on
Kline's list,
someone added "The
Tomb's Secret."
Above "The
People of the
Serpent" on Kline's
list, someone
added "Fangs
of Gold."
Originally a Steve
Harrison story,
the main
character
was changed to Brock
Rollins
when the story ran
in the same issue
of STRANGE DETECTIVE
STORIES
as the Steve Harrison
story "Fangs
of Gold."
Alternate Title: THE FEARSOME TOUCH OF DEATH
Featuring KID ALLISON
An aborted Kid Allison
tale that was re-written
into a Kid
Clarny tale.
Both
versions are dated
from early to mid-1931
and are unfinished.
The Clarny version
is more fleshed out.
Featuring KID CLARNY
An aborted Kid
Allison tale that was
re-written into a Kid
Clarny tale.
Both
versions are dated
from early to mid-1931
and are unfinished.
The Clarny version
is more fleshed out.
Featuring CONAN
Alternate Title: AKRAM THE MYSTERIOUS
Featuring JAMES ALLISON
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THE TRAIL OF THE BLOOD-STAINED GOD
Alternate Title: THE CURSE OF THE CRIMSON
GOD
Alternate
Title:
THE BLOODSTAINED
GOD
Originally a Kirby
O'Donnell
story
titled "The
Trail
of the Blood-Stained
God."
It was re-written
by L.
Sprague
de Camp
into a Conan
story titled
"The Bloodstained
God."
When
the original
REH story
was finally
published,
the name was
changed to "The
Curse of the
Crimson God" to avoid
confusion.
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2500 words, fragment
Alternate Title: SWORDS OF SHAHRAZAR
Alternate Title: THE BLACK
STRANGER
Alternate
Title:
SWORDS
OF THE RED
BROTHERHOOD
Featuring CONAN
Alternate Title: GOLD FROM TARTARY
Alternate
Title:
GOLD
FROM
TATARY
Featuring KIRBY O'DONNELL
THE TURKISH MENACE
by "Patrick
Ervin"
Alternate Title: SAILOR DORGAN AND THE TURKISH MENACE
Featuring DENNIS DORGAN
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A TWENTIETH-CENTURY RIP VAN WINKLE
2200 words
Alternate Title: THE GREY GOD PASSES
Alternate
Title:
THE
SPEARS OF
CLONTARF (a
non-fantastic version)
"Spears
of Clontarf" was
rejected by SOLDIERS
OF FORTUNE and Howard
rewrote the
story, adding more
of a weird atmosphere.
It
was more than just
changing a name
here and there,
he actually rewrote
the story, giving
it a new title,
"The Grey God
Passes."
Under this title
it was rejected
by WEIRD
TALES.
In
hopes of salvaging
*something*
from the whole
affair, REH wrote
an entirely new,
contemporary horror
tale titled
"The Cairn on the Headland"
which was
based on some
of the same elements.
Baen
published "The
Grey God Passes"
under its working
title, "The Twilight
of the Grey Gods"
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A TWO-FISTED SANTA CLAUS
by "Patrick
Ervin"
Alternate Title: PLAYING SANTA CLAUS
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