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"A Warning" (partial verse,
"You have built a world of paper and wood") (poem)
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To August Derleth, ca. December (29?) 1932
("I read your recent letter with the greatest interest . . .")
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To August Derleth, ca.
February 1933 ("After so long a time, I’m getting around to answering . .
.")
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To August Derleth, ca. March
1933 ("I should have told you that I meant to keep . . .")
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To August Derleth, ca. October
1933 ("Thanks very much for the opportunity of reading . . .")
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To August Derleth, ca. November
1933 ("I enjoyed reading your ‘Hawk on the Blue’ very much . . .")
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To August Derleth, ca. December
1933 ("I think Scribner’s was nuts to turn down ‘Hawk on . . .")
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To August Derleth, December
11, 1934 ("I recently found your letter of October 18 in my file . . .")
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To August Derleth, July 4,
1935 ("Thanks very much for the article, ‘Afternoon in June.’")
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To August Derleth, May
9, 1936 ("I am indeed sorry to learn of the deaths . . .")
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Non-REH Contents
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"Editorial" by Tom Collins
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"The Dalton Effect" by Isaac Asimov
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"Liftoff" by Poul Anderson
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"The Nit-Picker's Digest: Cosmology
and Ringworld" by Flieg Hollander and Jay Freeman
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"Tiptoeing Through Tulane" by Grant
Carrington
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"Jason, Annabella, and Harold Travel
into the Future" by Thomas Parkinson
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"Doctor Pleasuregain Explains" by Thomas
Parkinson
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"Memories of August"
by Carl Jacobi
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"Lovecraft annd the Stars" by E. Hoffmann
Price
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"A Clairvoyant Look at Drugs" by Allan
Y. Cohen & Francis Sakoian
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"The Dangers of Wandering Into Strange
Beds While Drunk" by John Harlee
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"Me and the White Rabbit" by Colin Salamander
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"A Family Fable" by Carl Helbing
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"Letters to Derleth from Robert E. Howard"
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"Yankee Doodle" by Ewan MacColl
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First Appearance of all of the letters except for the letters
dated December 1933 and May 9, 1936.
First complete appearance of the December 1933 letter.
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A Selection of Letters From the August Derleth
Papers owned by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin
and now published through Howard's agent, Glenn Lord.
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The poem is in the May 9, 1936
letter.
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