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"Always Comes Evening"
(pure-text reconstruction) (poem)
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"Three-Bladed Doom"
(See Notes)
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"Spanish Gold on Devil
Horse"
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Letter to WEIRD TALES,
ca. February 1932, “Congratulations
on the appearance . . .”
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Letter to ADVENTURE
magazine, ca. July 1924,
“At what period did . . .”
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"Sunday in a Small
Town"
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"Age Lasting Love"
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"Roads" (poem)
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"The Fire of Asshurbanipal"
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Letter to Charles D.
Hornig, 10 November 1933,
“Here is a short story . . .”
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"The Shiek"
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"Midnight"
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"The Curse of Greed"
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"Pictures in the Fire"
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Letter to Novalyne
Price, 14 February 1936,
"I heard yesterday..."
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"Sentiment"
(essay)
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"West is West"
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"Destiny"(poem)
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"Surrender -- Your
Money or Your Vice" (essay)
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"The Last White Man"
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"A Stranger in Grizzley
Claw" (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
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Special Editorial Assistance: Dave Gentzel
assisted by Glenn Lord
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Limited print run of 60 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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The next issue has a title change
to THE HOWARD READER.
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The short version of "Three-Bladed Doom"
is from Byron Roark's REH: LONE STAR FICTIONEER #4. Both the beginning
and the ending of the story were rewritten by Roark.
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