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UNDER THE BAOBAB TREE

UNDER THE GREAT TIGER
by Robert E. Howard & Tevis Clyde Smith

Unfinished

UNHAND ME, VILLAIN

A UNIQUE HAT

175 words

USURP THE NIGHT

Alternate Title: THE HOOFED THING

untitled article (I like John L. Sullivan.)


untitled article (I progress slowly in my classification of champions.)


untitled article (Munn! Munn!)

untitled article (On May 29 . . .)

untitled draft (Amboola awakened slowly, . . .)


untitled draft (The Persians had all fled . . .)

untitled draft (Three men squatted beside the . . .)


untitled essay, ca. 1920-1923 (. . . which has characterized . . .)

Alternate title: THE CELTICA NOTES OF ROBERT E. HOWARD


untitled fragment (A gray sky arched . . .)

Featuring BRAN MAK MORN


untitled  fragment (The battlefield stretched silent, . . .)

Alternate Title: THE HAND OF NERGAL

Featuring CONAN

untitled fragment (Beneath the glare of the sun . . .)

Alternate Title: BLACK EONS

untitled fragment (Feel the edge, dog, and move not!)
"Swords of Shahrazar" was originally offered to VI Cooper for THRILLING ADVENTURES, somebody asked for a rewrite, REH rewrote the opening significantly, it was then offered again to Cooper, who turned it down, and it was then sold to Miller with TOP NOTCH.
The original opening still exists, as Untitled "(Feel the edge, dog, . . .") and is included in EL BORAK AND OTHER DESERT ADVENTURES.


untitled fragment (The honor of Beffum.)
A small excerpt from "For the Honor of the School"



untitled fragment (Men have had visions ere now. . . .)

Alternate title: THE WHEEL TURNS


untitled fragment (. . . throat under his lower jaw, and I had . . .)

untitled note (Jack Dempsey)


untitled notes (Knute Hansen)

untitled note (The Texas journalist . . .)

Note about Tevis Clyde Smith


untitled notes (The Westermarck: located between . . .)


untitled play (A typical small town drugstore . . .)


untitled story ("Arrange, Madame, arrange!")

unfinished

untitled story (As he approached the two, he swept off his feathered hat . . .)

900 words, unfinished


untitled story (As my dear public remembers . . .)



untitled story (Better a man should remain in kindly ignorance, than . . .)

225 words, unfinished, unpublished

untitled story (Between berserk battle-rages, the black despair of melancholy . . .)

225 words, unfinished, unpublished

untitled story (A blazing sun in a blazing sky, reflected from . . .)

Featuring THE SONORA KID

1400 words, unfinished

untitled story (A Cossack and a Turk . . .)

untitled story (The Dane came in with a rush, hurtling his huge body forward . . .)

Featuring TURLOGH DUBH O'BRIEN

1300 words

untitled story (determined. So I set out up the hill-trail as if on a hunt and . . .)

700 words, incomplete


untitled story (The flaming sun of the year 2000 . . .)

Alternate Title: THE LAST MAN

untitled story (Franey was a fool.)

700 words, incomplete

untitled story (From the black, bandit-haunted mountains of Kang . . .)

350 words, unfinished, unpublished

untitled story (Gordon, the American whom the Arabs call El Borak, . . .)

Featuring EL BORAK

850 words, unfinished

untitled story (The Hades Saloon and gambling hall, Buffalotown, . . .)

Featuring THE SONORA KID

350 words, incomplete


untitled story (Hatrack!)

untitled story (He knew De Bracy, they having fought against the Saracens . . .)

160 words

untitled story (Help! Help! They're murderin' me!)

1000 words, unfinished, unpublished

untitled story (The hot Arizona sun had not risen high enough to heat . . .)

Featuring THE SONORA KID

950 words, unfinished

untitled story ("Huh?" I was so dumbfounded I was clean off . . .)

Featuring KID ALLISON

1700 words, incomplete
(consisted of pages 10-14 of 14 page manuscript)


untitled story (I emptied my revolver . . .)

Alternate Title: EL BORAK (I)

Featuring EL BORAK


untitled story (I had just hung by sparring partner, Battling O'Toole . . .)

700 word fragment

Appeared as "Three Perils of Sailor Costigan" which consists of this story and two others:
untitled story ("It was the end ...") and  untitled story ("The night Sailor Steve  ...").

untitled story (I have been . . .)

Alternate Title: WEEKLY SHORT STORY


untitled story (I met him first in the Paradise saloon . . .)

unfinished

untitled story ("I", said Cuchulain, "was a man, at least.")

175 words, unfinished, unpublished

untitled story ("I started up . . .")

Alternate title: THE JADE GOD



untitled story ("I'm a man of few words . . .")

Alternate title: SHACKLED MITTS

The title "Shackled Mitts" was erroneously applied to this untitled story, as Glenn Lord thought it was a story
 of that title mentioned in REH's papers, which REH said he had offered to Fiction House in April, 1931;
but as this story was not written until after early 1932, this cannot be that story.


untitled story (I'm writing this with a piece of pencil on the backs of old . . .)

250 words, unfinished, unpublished

untitled story (It was a strange experience, and I don't expect anyone . . .)

160 words, unfinished, unpublished

untitled story (It was the end of the fourth round.)

Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN

700 words unfinished

Appeared as "Three Perils of Sailor Costigan" which consists of this story and two others:
untitled story ("I had just hung ...") and  untitled story ("The night Sailor Steve  ...").

untitled story (A land of wild, fantastic beauty; of mighty trees . . .)

650 words, unfinished

untitled story (The lazy quiet of the mid-summer day was shattered . . .)

1100 words, unfinished


untitled story (Long, long ago, an infant son was born to Gudrun . . .)

Featuring JAMES ALLISON

Alternate Title: GENSERIC'S FIFTH BORN SON

1400 words, unfinished

untitled story (Madge Meraldson set her traveling-bag on the station . . .)

Featuring THE SONORA KID

200 words, fragment

untitled story ("A man", said my friend Larry Aloysius O'Leary . . .)

275 words, unfinished


untitled story (Marks was a giant.) 

One of two untitled stories appearing under the title "Ringside Tales"


untitled story (The matter seemed so obvious that my only answer . . .)

700 words, incomplete, unpublished

untitled story (Maybe it don't seem like anything interesting and . . .)

700 words, unfinished

untitled story (Mike Costigan, writer and self-avowed futilist, gazed . . .)

700 words, unfinished