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"Introduction" by Dennis McHaney
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Robert E. Howard in the Eyrie
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To Weird Tales, ca. late
1925, "These are sheer masterpieces. . . ."
Published in WEIRD TALES, February 1926
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To Weird Tales, ca. March
1926, "The Saga of Grettir the Outlaw"
Published in WEIRD TALES, May 1926
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To Weird Tales, ca. April
1927, "Your last three issues . . ."
Published in WEIRD TALES, June 1927
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To Weird Tales, ca. March
1928, "Mr. Lovecraft’s latest story . . ."
Published in WEIRD TALES, May 1928
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To Weird Tales, ca. September 1929,
"I have just been reading the September Weird
Tales . . ."
Published in WEIRD TALES, November 1929
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To Weird Tales, ca. January to Mid-February
1930, "“Thirsty Blades” is fine . . ."
Published in WEIRD TALES, April 1930
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To Weird Tales, ca. November 1930,
"I was particularly fascinated . . ."
Published in WEIRD TALES, January 1931 |
To Weird Tales, ca. January
1932, "Congratulations on the appearance . . ."
Published in WEIRD TALES, March 1932
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To Weird Tales, ca. May 1936, "Enthusiasm
impels me . . ."
Published in WEIRD TALES, June 1936
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Verse
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"The Song of the Bats"
(poem)
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"The Ride of Falume"
(poem)
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"The Riders of Babylon"
(poem)
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"Remembrance"
(poem)
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"The Gates of Nineveh"
(poem)
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"The Harp of Alfred"
(poem)
Illustrated by Hugh Rankin
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"Easter
Island" (poem)
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"Crete" (poem)
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"Moon Mockery"
(poem)
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"Forbidden Magic"
(poem)
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"The Moor Ghost"
(poem)
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"Dead Man's Hate"
(poem)
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"A Song Out of Midian"
(poem)
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"Shadow on the Road"
(poem)
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"Black Chant Imperial"
(poem)
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"The Song of a Mad
Minstrel" (poem)
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"The Last Day"
(poem)
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"Arkham" (poem)
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"An Open Window"
(poem)
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"Autumn" (poem)
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"The Soul Eater"
(poem)
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"The Dream and the
Shadow" (poem)
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"Which Will Scarcely
Be Understood" (poem)
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"Futility" (1,
poem)
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"Fragment" (poem)
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"Haunting Columns"
(poem)
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"The Poets"
(poem)
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"The Singer in the
Mist" (1, poem)
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"The Last Hour"
(poem)
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"Ships" (poem)
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"Lines Written in the
Realization That I Must Die" (poem)
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"Recompense"
(poem)
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"The Ghost Kings"
(poem)
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"The King and the Oak"
(poem)
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"Desert Dawn"
(poem)
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"The Hills of Kandahar"
(poem)
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Verse in Story Headings
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"The Black Stone"
(verse heading)
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"The Children of the
Night" (verse contained in the story)
These lines are from "The Gates of Damascus"
by James Flecker, not REH.
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"The Fearsome Touch
of Death" (verse heading)
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"The Hour of the Dragon"
(verse heading)
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"Kings of the Night"
(verse heading)
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"The Phoenix on the
Sword" (verse heading)
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"Queen of the Black
Coast" (verse heading)
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"The Scarlet Citadel"
(verse heading)
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"The Thing on the Roof"
(verse heading)
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Compiled and Edited by Dennis
McHaney
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