THE WANDERER
Incomplete
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THE WANDERLUST
A poem title that is included in a Kline agency
list of REH poems it possessed after REH’s death, but no copy exists
today.
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WAR TO THE BLIND
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A WARNING (complete verse)
The complete version is somewhat different from
the partial;
The partial is only 16 lines, with lines 1-2, 5-8, and 13-16
being identical to lines 9-10 and 17-24 of the 24 lines "complete"
poem.
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A WARNING (partial verse, "You have built
a world of paper and wood")
Alternate title: Untitled ("You have built
a world of paper and wood")
From a letter to August Derleth, May 9, 1936,
("I am indeed sorry to learn of the deaths . . .");
The complete version is somewhat different from the partial;
the partial is only 16 lines,
with lines 1-2, 5-8, and 13-16 being identical to lines
9-10 and 17-24 of the 24 lines "complete" poem.
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- THE HOWARD
COLLECTOR #5, Glenn Lord,
Summer 1964
- IS #6, Unknown publisher, September 1972
- RUNES
OF AHRH EIH ECHE, Stygian
Isle Press, 1976
-
THE HOWARD COLLECTOR,
Ace,
April 1979
- DARK VALLEY
DESTINY, Bluejay Books, December 1983 (lines 9-12)
- EIN TRAUMER AUS TEXAS, Unknown publisher,
1987 (German, lines 1-4)
- ROBERT E. HOWARD:
SELECTED LETTERS: 1931-1936, Necronomicon
Press, March 1991
- DEAR AUGUST: LETTERS,
ROBERT E. HOWARD TO AUGUST DERLETH, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC, 2002
- THE LAST OF
THE TRUNK OCH BREV I URVAL, Paradox
Entertainment, March 2007
- CRIMSON
SHADOWS: THE BEST OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, VOLUME 1, Del Rey, August 2007
- THE COLLECTED LETTERS
OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, VOLUME 3: 1933-1936, REH Foundation Press, October 2008
- THE
COLLECTED POETRY OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, REH Foundation Press, January
2009
- ROBERT E. HOWARD: SELECTED POEMS,
Frank Coffman, November 2009
- CRIMSON SHADOWS: THE
BEST OF ROBERT E. HOWARD VOLUME 1, Subterranean Press, November 2009
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A WARNING TO ORTHODOXY
From a letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. July 1928
("Salaam: / A Warning to Orthodoxy").
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SHADOWS OF DREAMS, Donald M. Grant, 1989
- THE LAST OF
THE TRUNK OCH BREV I URVAL, Paradox
Entertainment, March 2007
- THE COLLECTED
LETTERS OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, VOLUME 1: 1923-1929,
REH
Foundation Press, June 2007
- THE
COLLECTED POETRY OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, REH Foundation Press, January
2009
- A WORD
FROM THE OUTER DARK, Project
Pride, February 2009
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WAS I THERE?
Alternate title: Untitled ("I, was I there")
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WE ARE THE DUCKERS OF CROSSES
Alternative title: Untitled ("We are the duckers
of crosses")
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THE WEAKLING
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A WEIRD BALLAD
From a letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. April
1932 ("Fear Finn: / I heard from that bone-crushing . . .").
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WEST
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- THE RIGHT HOOK, VOLUME 1 NUMBER 2,
Robert E. Howard, ca.
April-May 1925
- AUSTIN, VOLUME 3 NUMBER 2,
Tom Munnerlyn, September 1992 [Distributed in REHUPA #117]
- THE NEW HOWARD READER #5,
Marek, March 1999
- THE
COLLECTED POETRY OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, REH Foundation Press, January
2009
- SENTIMENT:
AN OLIO OF RARER WORKS, REH
Foundation Press, December 2009
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WHAT’S BECOME OF WARING
Alternative title: Untitled ("What’s become
of Waring")
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THE WHEEL OF DESTINY
Alternate title: DOOM
A titled version is included in a list of REH
poems that Kline possessed.
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WHEN ARTHUR RIDES AGAIN
A poem title that is included in a Kline agency
list of REH poems it possessed after REH’s death, but no copy exists
today.
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WHEN DEATH DROPS HER VEIL
Alternate title: Untitled ("A thousand
years, perhaps, have come and gone")
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WHEN I WAS A YOUTH
Alternate title: Untitled ("When I was a youth")
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| WHEN I WAS IN AFRICA
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WHEN MEN WERE BOLD
Alternate title: Untitled ("Now hark to
this tale of long ago")
Unfinished
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WHEN NAPOLEON DOWN IN AFRICA
Alternative title: Untitled ("When Napoleon
down in Africa")
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WHEN THE GLACIERS RUMBLED SOUTH
Alternate title: Untitled ("I cut my teeth
on toil and pain")
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WHEN THE GODS WERE KINGS
Alternate title: Untitled ("Where the jungles
lay dank, exuding")
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WHEN WOLF MEETS WOLF
Alternate title: Untitled ("When wolf meets
wolf")
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WHEN YOU WERE A SET-UP AND I WAS A HAM
Alternate title: Untitled ("When you were a set-up
and I was a ham")
From a letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, May 24, 1925
("Salaam; / Hot zowie, old topper . . .").
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- ROBERT E. HOWARD'S
FIGHT MAGAZINE #2, Necronomicon Press,
September 1990
- BOXING
STORIES, Bison Books,
April 2005
- THE LAST OF
THE TRUNK OCH BREV I URVAL, Paradox
Entertainment, March 2007
- THE COLLECTED
LETTERS OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, VOLUME 1: 1923-1929,
REH
Foundation Press, June 2007
- THE
COLLECTED POETRY OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, REH Foundation Press, January
2009
- A WORD
FROM THE OUTER DARK, Project
Pride, February 2009
- ROBERT E. HOWARD: SELECTED POEMS,
Frank Coffman, November 2009
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WHERE ARE YOUR KNIGHTS, DONN
OTHNA?
Alternate title: Untitled ("Now that
the kings have fallen")
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- THE HOWARD
COLLECTOR #11, Glenn Lord,
Spring 1969
- ECHOES FROM AN IRON
HARP, Donald M. Grant,
1972
- EIN TRAUMER AUS TEXAS, Unknown publisher,
1987
- PFADE INS FANTASTIQUE, BOOK 1, Erster Deutscher
Fantasy Club, 1996 (German)
- WINDS OF TIME,
Thomas Kovacs, 2007
- THE
COLLECTED POETRY OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, REH Foundation Press, January
2009
- ROBERT E. HOWARD: SELECTED POEMS,
Frank Coffman, November 2009
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WHICH WILL SCARCELY BE UNDERSTOOD
A titled version is included in a list of REH
poems that Kline possessed, includes a note that it was sold to WEIRD
TALES.
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- WEIRD TALES, October 1937
-
SKULL-FACE AND
OTHERS, Arkham
House, 1946
- DARK OF THE
MOON, Arkham House,
1947
- ALWAYS COMES EVENING,
Arkham House, 1957
-
SKULL-FACE OMNIBUS, Neville Spearman,
1974
- SKULL-FACE OMNIBUS, Neville Spearman,
1975
(2nd printing)
- RHYMES OF DEATH,
Dennis McHaney, July 1975
- THE SECOND BOOK OF ROBERT E. HOWARD,
Zebra,
May 1976
- SKULL-FACE OMNIBUS,
VOLUME 1 (SKULL-FACE AND OTHERS),
Panther,
1976
- ALWAYS COMES EVENING,
Underwood-Miller, 1977
- THE SECOND BOOK OF ROBERT
E. HOWARD, Berkley, March
1980
- ROSTRO DE CALAVERA, ST, 1987 (Spanish)
- EIN TRAUMER
AUS TEXAS, Unknown publisher, 1987
- CHANTS
DE GUERRE ET DE MORT, NeO,
January 1987 (Deluxe)
- CHANTS
DE GUERRE ET DE MORT, NeO, 1988 (Trade)
- SKULL-FACE (Italian)
- SWORD #4, 1989
(Spanish)
- PALE HORSE, Unknown number, Unknown publisher,
March 1992 [Distributed in REHUPA
#114]
- THE COUNT OF THIRTY: A TRIBUTE TO RAMSEY
CAMPBELL, Necronomicon Press, 1993 (lines 42-45)
- THE OSSUARY OF ACHERON, Rick McCollum, August
1995 (lines 42-45)
- THE DARK BARBARIAN,
Wildside Press,
September 2000 (lines
1, 7-9, 13, 19-26)
-
THE WEIRD WRITINGS OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, VOLUME TWO, Girasol Collectables, March 2006
- GRIM LANDS:
THE BEST OF ROBERT E. HOWARD VOLUME
2, Del
Rey, November 2007
- THE HORROR STORIES OF
ROBERT E. HOWARD, Del Rey, October
2008
- THE
COLLECTED POETRY OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, REH Foundation Press, January
2009
- THE BOOK OF THE HOWARD REVIEW, Dennis McHaney, June 2009
- HALLOWEEN AT THE
DOG AND DUCK, Dennis McHaney, October
2009
- ROBERT E. HOWARD: SELECTED POEMS,
Frank Coffman, November 2009
- BLACK
HOUNDS OF DEATH: THE WEIRD WORKS OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, VOLUME 9,
Wildside Press,
December 2009
- THE HORROR
STORIES OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, Tantor Media,
Inc., March 2010 (audio)
- THE
SINGER IN THE MIST & OTHERS, Stanza Press, March 2010
- THE BOOK OF
THE HOWARD REVIEW, Dennis McHaney,
December 2010
- THE HORROR STORIES
OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, Subterranean
Press, March 2011
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WHISPERS
From a letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. March
1930 ("Well Fear Finn: / I trust you are . . .").
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WHISPERS ON THE NIGHTWINDS
From a letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. April
1930 ("Well, Fear Finn, you mention . . .").
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SHADOWS OF DREAMS, Donald M. Grant, 1989
- LA SAGA BY ROBERT E. HOWARD, NOTEBOOK #4
(Italian)
- ZMIERZCH NAD STONEHENGE, Wydawnictwo GEA Sp. z.o.o,
1994 (Polish)
- THE COLLECTED LETTERS
OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, VOLUME 2: 1930-1932, REH Foundation Press, October 2007
- THE COLLECTED POETRY OF ROBERT
E. HOWARD, REH Foundation
Press, January 2009
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- SINGERS IN THE SHADOWS,
Donald M. Grant, 1970
- SINGERS IN THE SHADOWS,
Science Fiction
Graphics, 1977
- EIN TRAUMER AUS TEXAS, Unknown publisher,
1987
- THE
COLLECTED POETRY OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, REH Foundation Press, January
2009
- ROBERT E. HOWARD: SELECTED POEMS,
Frank Coffman, November 2009
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- THE HOWARD
COLLECTOR #6, Glenn Lord,
Spring 1965
- HPL: A MAGAZINE OF TRIBUTE TO HOWARD PHILLIPS
LOVECRAFT, Meade & Penny Frierson, March 28, 1972
- ECHOES FROM AN IRON
HARP, Donald M. Grant,
1972
- ROBERT E. HOWARD:
SELECTED LETTERS: 1931-1936, Necronomicon
Press, March 1991
- THE COLLECTED LETTERS
OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, VOLUME 2: 1930-1932, REH Foundation Press, October 2007
- THE
COLLECTED POETRY OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, REH Foundation Press, January
2009
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THE WHOOPANSAT
OF HUMOROUS KOOKOOYAM
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THE
WINDS OF THE SEA (2, "Over the hills the winds . . .")
From a letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, undated ("The
Seeker thrust . . ."); a 16-line version.
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A titled version is included in a list of REH
poems that Kline possessed, titled "A Song from the Outer Dark."
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- KADATH #1, Lin Carter, 1974
- THE SECOND BOOK OF ROBERT E. HOWARD,
Zebra,
May 1976
- NIGHT IMAGES, The Morning Star Press, 1976
- HEAVY METAL
Volume 1 Number 3, HM Communications,
June 1977
- MIRROR OF FANTASY #5, Unknown publisher, 1979 (German)
- THE SECOND BOOK OF ROBERT
E. HOWARD, Berkley, March
1980
- YORICK FANTASY MAGAZINE #12/13
(Italian)
- HARDWIRED HINTERLAND #6, Rich Jervis, Spring
1989
-
THE ULTIMATE
TRIUMPH: THE HEROIC FANTASY
OF ROBERT E. HOWARD,
Wandering
Star, 1999
- CRIMSON
SHADOWS: THE BEST OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, VOLUME 1, Del Rey, August 2007
- THE
COLLECTED POETRY OF ROBERT E. HOWARD, REH Foundation Press, January
2009
- A WORD
FROM THE OUTER DARK, Project
Pride, February 2009
- ROBERT E. HOWARD: SELECTED POEMS,
Frank Coffman, November 2009
- CRIMSON SHADOWS: THE
BEST OF ROBERT E. HOWARD VOLUME 1, Subterranean Press, November 2009
- ROBERT
E. HOWARD FOUNDATION NEWSLETTER V4N4, Robert E. Howard Foundation, December
2010 (typescript)
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THE
WORSHIPPERS
A titled version is included in a list of REH poems
that Kline possessed.
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