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"El hombre oscuro"
("The Dark Man")
Translated by Unknown
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Letter to Trevis Clyde
Smith, August 28, 1925
"Salaam: / I've been thinking. Did you ever stop . . ." [Letter
only without the poem]
Translated by Conchita Díez Medrano
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Letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. September
1927
"Salaam: / Having just got your letter I'll write now . . ." [Letter
only without the poem]
Translated by Conchita Díez Medrano
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Letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. October
1927
"Salaam: / Seeking cognizance of things looked . . ."[Letter
only without the story & poem]
Translated by Conchita Díez Medrano
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Letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. January
1928
"Salaam: / Listen, you crumb, I think . . ." [Complete letter
without the story & poems, except "Symbols"]
Translated by Conchita Díez Medrano
Contains "Symbols" (poem)
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"El oscuro valle del destino (Vida
y obra de Robert E. Howard)"
("Dark Valley Destiny: The Life of Robert E. Howard") (XXXVIII−XLV)
by Catherine Crook de Camp, Jane Whittington Griffin,
L. Sprague de Camp
Translated by Antonio Esteban
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Non-REH Contents
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"Editorial"
by Eugenio Fraile
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"Clive
Cussler" by José Francisco Sastre García
(article)
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"¡Adelante,
adelante!" by Manuel de Lassa y Nuño
(poem)
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"El canto del conquistador"
by José de Espronceda (poem)
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"Escaramuza"
by Eugenio Fraile (poem)
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"The New Lhork
Herald Tribune. Las guerras indias" by José Francisco
Sastre García (article)
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"Área Lhork
[Lhork 18]" by David Fraile (article)
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Language: Spanish
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Edited
by Eugenio Fraile
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