Fantasia #93
Rauher Sand und Wilde Eiche (Post Oaks and Sand Roughs)
Erster Deutscher Fantasy Club
Year :
Spring 1995
Book No. : None
Edition : First
Format : Trade paperback
Pages : 182
Cover art : Bodo Schäfer
Illustrations : Bodo Schäfer
  Rauher Sand und Wilde Eiche  
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Contents
Impressum (Indicia)
Inhalt (Contents)
"Foreword" by Thomas Kovacs
"Foreword" by Glenn Lord
"Der Mann, der Robert Howard war" (German and English)
("Robert E. Howard, The Man")  by Novalyne Price Ellis
"Rauher Sand und wilde Eichen"
("Post Oaks and Sand Roughs")
Included in "Post Oaks and Sand Roughs"
     Letter to Western Story, ca. late fall, 1924
     ("—And I am not one of those writers . . .")

"Speer und Fang" ("Spear and Fang")
"Ein Mensch" ("A Man") (poem) (German and English)
Appendix
Map of Texas
Drawings from various REH letters
"Hebt mlch auf den . . ." ("All fled, all done . . .") (poem)
Taken from the poem "The House of Caesar" by Viola Garvin.
Four Letters (in English)
Letter to REH from Farnsworth Wright,
January 20, 1926
(English)
Letter to Farnworth Wright, January 23, 1926
"I have no carbon copy of Wolfshead . . ."
(English)
Letter to REH from Albert and Charles Boni,
April 26, 1928
(English)
Letter to REH from Dodd, Mead, & Co.,
September 13, 1928
(English)
Weird Tales Rejection Slip (English)
Letters
Letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, July 1925
"Salaam Clyde; / Old boy, I got your letter."
Letter to REH from Farnsworth Wright, 20 January 1926
"Kid Dula" ("Dula Due to be Champion")      
Letter to REH from A. S. Williams,
February 20, 1928
(English)
Letter to REH from Dodd, Mead, & Co.,
September 13, 1928

Bibliography
References  
Acknowledgments 
"Afterword" by Bernd Karwath 
"Drawing of Robert E. Howard after a Photo"
by Bernd Karwath          
Notes
Edited by Franz Schropf, Thomas Kovacs, and Bernd Karwath
Translated by Thomas Kovacs and Bernd Karwath
The Erster Deutscher (First German) Fantasy Club is a cultural and scientific non-profit organization that deals with the field of fantasy and of sci-fi genre.
First Appearance: "A Man" (poem)
Letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, July 1925
"Salaam Clyde; / Old boy, I got your letter."

Language: German unless otherwise noted