Steve Harrison's Casebook (2nd Edition)  
REH Foundation Press
Year :
June 2022 (Hardcover & Trade paperback)
September 2024 (eBook)  
Book No. : ISBN-13: 9781955446181 (Hardcover)
ISBN-13: 9781955446198
(Trade paperback)
ISBN-13: 9781955446310 (eBook)
ASIN: ‎ B0DHF4V5H8 (Kindle)
Edition : 2nd Edition
Format : Hardcover with dust jacket (6.3 x 9.4 inches)
Trade paperback (6 x 9 inches)
eBook (Kindle & Nook)
Pages : xiv plus 296
Cover : Mark Wheatley
Illustrations : None
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Contents
"Acknowledgements" by Rob Roehm
"Hard-Boiled in Texas" by Don Herron  (Introduction)
"Lord of the Dead"
"The People of the Serpent" ("Fangs of Gold") (See Notes)
"The Teeth of Doom" ("The Tomb’s Secret") (See Notes)
"The Black Moon"
"The Voice of Death"
"The House of Suspicion"
"Names in the Black Book"
"The Silver Heel"
"Graveyard Rats"
Miscellanea
"The Mystery of Tannernoe Lodge"
Untitled synopsis ("Steve Harrison received a wire …")
"The Silver Heel" (synopsis)
"Graveyard Rats" (draft)
Notes
Edited by Rob Roehm
Kindle utilizes the mobi format. Nook utilizes the ePub format.
All of the REH stories and portions thereof come from Howard's original typescripts and carbons. All of them were scanned from the Glenn Lord collection, now at the University of Texas, Austin or the typescript collection at Cross Plains Library.
eBook prepared for publication by Ståle Gismervik, Savage Studios.

The titling of "The People of the Serpent" and "Teeth of Doom" is an attempt to get the names fixed after the magazine they were both published in got the names mixed up.
The February 1934 issue of Strange Detective Stories carried two tales by Robert E. Howard: "The Tomb's Secret" and "Fangs of Gold." At some point during production, it appears that the titles were inadvertently switched, as there are no "fangs of gold" or anything similar in "Fangs of Gold" as published; however, the other story, credited in that magazine to Howard's pseudonym Patrick Ervin, works quite well with that title.

To further complicate matters, Howard's agent, Otis Adelbert Kline, kept a list of titles and the magazines that purchased them. Above "The Teeth of Doom" on Kline's list, someone has added "The Tomb's Secret"; above "The People of the Serpent," someone has added "Fangs of Gold." The original titles work well for the stories in question and are probably the titles that Howard himself used when they were submitted.

For the shown publication, the errors that appeared when the stories were first published are corrected. "The Tomb's Secret" appears as "The Teeth of Doom"; "Fangs of Gold" appears as "The People of the Serpent."