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"Introduction" by Dennis McHaney
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"The Ghost with the Silk Hat"
by REH
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Cross Plains Memories
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"Robert E. Howard on Cross Plains"
compiled by Rusty Burke
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"Cross Plains 1967: Missed Opportunities"
by Brian Leno
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"Cross Plains, REHupa and Me" by
Bill Cavalier
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"Cross Plains Memories" by Rob Roehm
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"Cross Plains, Hometown of my Heart"
by Rusty Burke
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Our Favorite Barbarian
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"What We Talk About When We Talk About
Belit"
by Gary Romeo
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"The Black Stranger and Why I Hate It
So: A Derisive Assessment of a Conan Story Way Too Many People Think is
Great" by Bill Cavalier
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"A Brief Publishing History of Gnome Press
and The Conan Series" by Scotty Henderson
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"The Shadow of the Dragon" by Don Herron
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"Fate and Danger" by Larry Richter
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Yarn Spinner
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"Gothic Influences" by Steven Trout
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"Echoes From Bal-Sagoth" by Damon C. Sasser
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"NéO - The French Howard
Connection"
by Patrice Louinet
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"Herbert Klatt: The Fourth Musketeer"
by Glenn Lord
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"Rope" by Herbert Klatt
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"From Ala to Zarfhaana: The Names of the
Pre-Cataclysmic Age, A-Z" by Fred Blosser
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"Atavists All? Howard's Boxing Heroes
As Throwbacks" by Chris Gruber
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"A Death By Incarceration?" by Danny Street
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In Search of Robert E. Howard
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"How to be a Howard Guerilla" by Mark
Finn
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"Hunting Howard" by Rob Roehm
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"A Brownwood Memory" by Lee Breakiron
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Contributors
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Corrections to "The Ghost with
the Silk Hat"
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Art Credits
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Photo Credits
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Edited by Dennis McHaney
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The first 23 hardcover editions were signed
by Dennis McHaney and Tom Foster.
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This book contains over 60 black and white
photos.
It also contains over 60 black and white cover reproductions of publications
by and featuring REH.
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"The Ghost with the Silk Hat" was
originally published in WRITER OF THE DARK by Dark Carneval Press. Nearly
three dozen changes were made to the text.
The text included in THE MAN FROM CROSS PLAINS was taken
from the typescript and a few corrections are noted at the back of the book.
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On December 27, 2005, a wildfire broke
out in Callahan County, Texas. The fire destroyed much of Cross Plains.
All profits from the sale of THE MAN FROM CROSS PLAINS were
donated to The City of Cross Plains Fire Relief Fund.
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