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This is a play.
Featuring STEVE
COSTIGAN
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This is a play.
Featuring STEVE
COSTIGAN
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Featuring CONAN
BILL SMALLEY AND THE POWER OF THE HUMAN EYE
Alternate Title: THE POWER OF THE HUMAN EYE
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Alternate Title: THE BLACK CITY
An unfinished REH work.
Lin Carter finished it starting with Chapter 3. It is titled
"Black Abyss"
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THE BLACK BEAR BITES
Alternate Title: BLACK JOHN'S VENGEANCE
The title on a draft is "Black John’s Vengeance."
A titled version is included in a list of REH stories that Kline
possessed, titled "The Black Bear Bites."
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Voted best story in its original Weird Tales appearance by the fans.
Featuring KULL
Alternate Title: BLACK ABYSS
Featuring CONAN
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Alternate Title: Untitled Story ("Beneath the glare of the sun . . .")
Featuring STEVE HARRISON
Cross Plains Library has an original draft of this story.
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Alternate Title: SWORDS OF THE RED
BROTHERHOOD
Alternate Title: THE TREASURE OF TRANICOS
Featuring CONAN
Cross Plains Library has an original draft of this story.
"The Black Stranger" was originally written as a Conan
story that was not accepted.
REH rewrote it into a Black Vulmea story ("Swords of the Red Brotherhood"),
which was also not accepted.
L Sprague de Camp rewrote the original Conan story into a
different Conan story ("The Treasure of Tranicos").
For publication in Fantasy Magazine #1, the story was abridged,
edited by L Sprague de Camp, and re-written further by Lester
del Rey.
Hence, there are 3 different versions of this story, "The
Black Stranger" (REH1), "Swords of the Red Brotherhood"
(REH2), and "The Treasure of Tranicos" (REH/LSDC).
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Featuring CONAN
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Alternate Title: TALONS IN THE DARK
Featuring TERENCE VULMEA
Featuring AGNES DE CHASTILLON
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Alternate Title: THE BLUE FLAME OF VENGEANCE
Featuring MALACHI GRIM
This story was originally written in 1929, titled "The
Blue Flame of Vengeance", and featured Solomon Kane.
REH failed to sell it, perhaps because it had no weird element, and
hence WEIRD TALES would likely not take it.
REH rewrote it in 1932, changing the hero to Malachi Grim, changing
the title to "Blades of the Brotherhood", and shortening the story by a
couple of pages.
There is no record to show to which magazines this story was offered,
if any.
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THE BLOND GODDESS OF BAL-SAGOTH
Alternate Title: THE GODS OF
BAL-SAGOTH
Featuring CORMAC FITZGEOFFREY
Featuring EL BORAK
Alternate Title: THE CURSE OF THE CRIMSON
GOD
Alternate Title: THE
TRAIL OF THE BLOOD-STAINED GOD
Originally a Kirby O'Donnell story titled "The Trail of
the Blood-Stained God."
It was re-written by L. Sprague de Camp into a Conan story
titled "The Bloodstained God."
The sixth in a collection of prose poems that REH typed all together.
When first published, Glenn Lord used the title of the first work ("Etchings
in Ivory") as the title for the collection.
The six prose poems are: "Etchings in Ivory," "Flaming Marble," "Skulls
and Orchids,"
"Medallions in The Moon," "The Gods That Men Forget," and "Bloodstones
and Ebony."
"Etchings in Ivory" has the alternate title "Proem."
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Alternate Title: THE HOUSE OF PERIL
Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
THE BLUE FLAME OF DEATH
by Robert E. Howard
Alternate Title: THE BLUE FLAME OF VENGEANCE
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of "The Blue Flame of Vengeance." Refer to "The Blue
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Alternate Title: THE BLUE FLAME OF DEATH
Alternate Title: BLADES OF THE BROTHERHOOD
(1)
Featuring SOLOMON KANE
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of "The Blue Flame of Vengeance" as "The Blue Flame of Death." The protagonist
is Solomon Kane and it was written in 1929. It failed to sell, perhaps because it has no weird element, so WEIRD TALES would likely not have taken it, though there is no record of which magazines received submissions, if any. Howard rewrote the story in 1932. changing the hero to Malachi Grim and the title to "Blades of the Brotherhood," and shortening the story by a couple of pages. This version, with the hero's name changed back to Kane, was finally published by Donald Grant in RED SHADOWS (1968). The Malachi Grim version was first published by the REH Foundation as a transcript in September 2007 and in its book PIRATE ADVENTURES (2013). John Pocsik rewrote the Kane version, adding a weird element, and published it in the Arkham House anthology OVER THE EDGE (1964). |
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Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
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BOOT-HILL PAYOFF
by Robert E. Howard & Robert Enders Allen
Alternate Title: THE LAST RIDE
This story is a collaboration with Chandler Whipple. Whipple's pen-name
is Robert Enders Allen.
Whipple attempted to write the story, but got stuck and couldn't
figure out what to do for an ending.
His agent suggested letting REH finish it. REH did finish it
and they split the profits 50/50.
Chapters 1-6 are by Chandler Whipple, the rest is by
REH.
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A BOY, A BEEHIVE, AND A CHINAMAN
The first page appears in The Dark Barbarian.
Featuring JAMES ALLISON
In the published appearances, it is "Brachen."
In the original untitled typescript, the character is called "Brachan."
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Featuring BRAN MAK MORN
Synopsis only, "The story of a forgotten age . . ."
Featuring BRAN MAK MORN
6200 words, unfinished
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Alternate Title: THE FIGHTIN'EST
PAIR
Alternate Title: SAMPSON HAD
A SOFT SPOT
Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
Featuring THE SONORA KID
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Alternate Title: YOU GOT TO KILL A BULLDOG
Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
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Featuring KULL
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