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"A Song of the Naked Lands" (poem)
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"The Touch of Death"
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"The Tower of Time" (incomplete)
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Letter to WEIRD TALES, ca.
May 1927
“Your last three issues . . .”
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"Zukala's Love Song" (poem)
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Letter to Carl Jacobi, postmarked
22 March 1932
“I found your recent letter . . .”
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| "Red Thunder" (poem) [See
Notes] |
"The Ghost in the Doorway"
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"For Man Was Given the Earth to
Rule" (poem)
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"Spectres in the Dark" (incomplete)
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Letter to August Derleth, ca.
March 1933
“I should have told you . . .”
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"Golnor the Ape" (incomplete)
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"Buccaneer Treasure" (poem)
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"The Sands of the Desert" (poem)
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Letter to Emil Petaja, 23
July 1935
“Please believe my delay . . .”
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"Custom" (poem)
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"A Dream"
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"Memories" (poem)
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"The Heathen"
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"A Dungeon Opens" (poem)
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"The Symbol" (poem)
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"Miss High-Hat"
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Letter to R.H. Barlow, ca.
December 1932
“Price tells me that you are interested . . .”
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"The Tale of Am-ra" (incomplete)
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"The Viking of the Sky" (poem)
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Letter to Harold Preece, postmarked
5 September 1928 “Yes, I like the idea . . .”
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"Dreaming on Downs" (poem)
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Letter to Novalyne Price, ca.
December 1934
“Like my meal ticket . . .”
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"To a Man Whose Name I Never Knew"
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"An Outworn Story" (poem)
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Letter to Robert W. Gordon, 15 February
1926
“I was delighted to receive . . .”
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"Aha! Or the Mystery of the
Queen's Necklace"
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"A Young Wife's Tale" (poem)
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"Musings"
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"L'Envoi" (poem)
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Letter to Hugh G. Schonfeld, 15
June 1933
“As I promised . . .”
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Untitled ("And Bill, he looked at
me and said") (poem)
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Letter to ARGOSY ALL-STORY WEEKLY,
ca. Spring 1929, “I was born in Texas . . .”
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"A Man" (poem)
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"Mountain Man" (magazine version)
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Letters of Comment by our readers
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Afterword by Joe Marek
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Notes
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Selected and compiled by Joe Marek
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Associate Editor: Rusty Burke assisted
by Dave Gentzel, Glenn Lord, Steve Trout, and Patrice Louinet
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The first state was limited to 30 copies.
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Limited print run of 120 copies (both states
combined).
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The 2nd state corrected some typographical
errors.
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The first printing contained the 24 line
version of "Red Thunder" from WEIRD TALES #1, Zebra. The 2nd state
contained the original version that first appeared in JAPM: THE POETRY WEEKLY,
September 16, 1929.
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Signed and numbered by Joe Marek.
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Limited to one year of distribution.
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