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Acknowledgments
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Introduction: "The Making
of El Borak" by David Hardy
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The Coming of El Borak
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"The Iron Terror"
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Untitled "Gordon, the American"
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"The Coming of El Borak"
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"Khoda Khan’s Tale"
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"El Borak" (2, "Were
you ever stranded . . ." )
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Untitled "I emptied my revolver . . ."
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"The Land of Mystery"
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"The Shunned Castle"
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"The White Jade Ring"
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"A Power Among the Islands"
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"North of Khyber"
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"Intrigue in Kurdistan"
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Lal Singh,
Oriental Gentleman
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"The Sword of Lal Singh" (poem)
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"The Tale of the Rajah’s Ring"
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"The Further Adventures of Lal Singh"
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"Lal Singh, Oriental Gentleman"
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The Adventures
of Yar Ali Khan
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"The Song of Yar Ali Khan" (poem)
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| "The Lion Gate" |
Untitled
"When Yar Ali Khan crept"
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Untitled
"Two men were standing"
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| Untitled
"Now bright, now red" (poem) |
Steve Allison:
The Sonora Kid
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"The Sonora Kid—Cowhand"
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"The Sonora Kid’s Winning
Hand"
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"Red Curls and Bobbed Hair"
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Untitled
"Madge Meraldson set her . . ."
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Untitled
"The Hades Saloon and gambling hall, . . ."
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Untitled
"A blazing sun in a blazing sky . . ."
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Untitled
"The way it came about that Steve Allison . . ."
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Untitled
"The hot Arizona sun had not risen . . ."
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Untitled
"Steve Allison settled himself down . . ."
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"Brotherly Advice"
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"Desert Rendezvous"
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"The West Tower"
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Miscellanea
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"Under the Great Tiger" by REH &
Tevis Clyde Smith
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Untitled "A Cossack and a Turk"
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"Spears of the East"
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Untitled
". . . that is, the artistry"
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Untitled
"Thure Khan gazed out"
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Untitled Synopsis: "Blood of the Gods"
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Maps, Sketches and Lists
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Possibly
for "Blood of the Gods" (map)
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For an
unidentified story (map)
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Found on the back of typescript pages for
"Three-Bladed Doom) (drawing)
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"Thoughts
of an Afghan on a Raid" (drawing)
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"Where
East and West shall meet" (drawing)
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List of names found in El Borak stories
(manuscript)
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List
of Middle Eastern Rulers (typescript)
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"A Biographical Sketch of Robert E. Howard"
by Alvin Earl Perry - Contains the following REH letter:
Letter to Alvin Earl Perry, ca.
early 1935,
"The first character I ever created …"
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Notes
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Edited by Rob
Roehm
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