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"The Dance with Death" (poem)
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"Redflame" (incomplete)
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Letter to WEIRD TALES, ca. March
1930,
“ ‘Thirsty Blades’ is fine.”
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"When Death Drops Her Veil" (poem)
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Letter to E. Hoffmann Price, 15 February
1936,
“I’ve eventually found time . . .”
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"Heritage" (poem)
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"Black Country"
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"Nocturne" (poem)
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"Intrigue in Kurdistan" (incomplete)
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Letter to August Derleth, ca. November
1933,
“I enjoyed reading your . . .”
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"The Doom Chant of Than-Kul" (poem)
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"Counterspells" (poem)
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Letter to Kirk Mashburn, ca. March
1932,
“I am writing to express . . .”
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"A Song of the Werewolf Folk" (poem)
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"Halt! Who Goes There?"
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"Dreams" (poem)
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"The People of the Serpent"
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Handwritten letter to Robert
W. Gordon, 2 January 1926,
“Upon seeing a request of yours . . .”
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"Wolfsdung" (incomplete)
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"Universe" (poem)
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Letter to R.H. Barlow, 5 July
1934,
“Here, at last, is the ms . . .”
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"The Feud" (poem)
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Letter to Novalyne Price, 4 July
1935,
“I take my typewriter in hand . . .”
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"The Strange Case of Josiah Wilbarger"
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"Madam Goose's Rhymes" (poem)
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Letter to Robert W. Gordon, 4 February
1925,
"I am sending you a few songs.”
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"The Fear-Master" (incomplete)
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"What is Love?" (poem - incomplete)
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Letter to Carl Jacobi, ca.
Summer 1934,
“Thank you for the kind comments . . .”
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"The Vicar of Wakefield"
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"Rules of Etiquette" (poem)
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Letter to THE RING, ca. early 1926,
“Here is my opinion . . .”
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"Tides" (poem)
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Untitled ("The times, the times stride
on apace and fast") (poem)
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Handwritten letter to Tevis
Clyde Smith, 7 September 1924, “You ought to be here.”
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Untitled ("Palm-trees are waving in
the gulf-breeze")
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"The Feud Buster" (magazine version)
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Verses in Ebony (poetry - original
"dummy" prototype - in facsimile). Poems include "Black
Dawn, " "The Road to Home," "The Gold and the Grey," and "A Song of the
Naked Lands."
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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
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Special Editorial Assistance: Dave Gentzel
assisted by Glenn Lord, Steve Trout, Patrice Louinet, and Ed Waterman
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Limited print run of 90 copies.
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Signed and numbered by Joe Marek.
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Limited to one year of distribution.
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