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EDUCATE OR BUST

Alternate Title: SHARP'S GUN SERENADE

 
This story was altered from its appearance (as "Sharp's Gun Serenade") in ACTION STORIES, January 1937, to become Chapter 11 of the novel, A Gent From Bear Creek. 

All of the chapters of A Gent From Bear Creek that appeared in THE SUMMIT COUNTY JOURNAL were altered to spell Breck's name "Breckenridge" rather than "Breckinridge," to make it conform to the name of the town (Breckenridge, Colorado) where the Journal was published.

EIGHTTOES MAKES A PLAY

EL BORAK (1)

Alternate Title: UNTITLED STORY ("I emptied my revolver . . .")

Featuring EL BORAK

EL BORAK (2)

Opening line is "Were you ever stranded . . ."

Featuring EL BORAK & THE SONORA KID


A ELKINS NEVER SURRENDERS

Alternate Title: THE CURLY WOLF OF SAWTOOTH

Featuring BRECKINRIDGE ELKINS

The version titled "The Curly Wolf of Sawtooth" features Bearfield Elston.
The version titled "A Elkins Never Surrenders" comes from an earlier draft, and features Breckinridge Elkins.


A ELKINS NEVER SURRENDERS (Early Draft)
Featuring BRECKINRIDGE ELKINS

First line: There ain't nothing makes pap madder'n to be laid up with rheumatiz when they is a feud going on.

A ELSTON TO THE RESCUE

Alternate Title: THE CURLY WOLF OF SAWTOOTH

Featuring BEARFIELD ELSTON

“A Elston to the Rescue” is an REH rewrite of "A Elkins Never Surrenders." See the history below.
The version titled “The Curly Wolf of Sawtooth” features Bearfield Elston.

"A Elkins Never Surrenders" was received by Otis Adelbert Kline (REH’s agent) on August 13, 1934.
OAK sent it to V. I. Cooper (New York representative) on August 14, 1934.
On August 17, 1934, it was rejected by Fiction House (ACTION STORIES). 
On November 24, 1934, it returned to OAK and was forwarded back to REH the same day. 
On December 4, 1934, OAK received “A Elston to the Rescue” from REH.
OAK sent it to J. E. Miller (New York representative) on December 8, 1934.
OAK's logs show the story sold to STAR WESTERN on June 2, 1936. It was published as “The Curly Wolf of Sawtooth.” 
A list of sales by Otto Binder (New York representative) shows that he sold the story in May 1936.
The published title is likely from the STAR WESTERN editors.

ETCHED IN EBONY

In its first appearance, it was part of a bundle of works titled "Sketches".

ETCHINGS IN IVORY
Alternate Title: PROEM

This is the title of a collection of six prose poems that REH typed all together.
It is also the title of the first of the prose poems in that collection. 

When first published, Glenn Lord used the title of the first work ("Etchings in Ivory") as the title for the collection.
The first poem was given the title "Proem" in that publication and some subsequent publications. 

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." 

The listing below documents publications where the collection of six poems are published together.
Refer to the individual poems for their publication appearances.

EVIL DEEDS AT RED COUGAR

Featuring BRECKINRIDGE ELKINS

All of the chapters of  A Gent From Bear Creek that appeared in THE SUMMIT COUNTY JOURNAL were altered to spell Breck's name "Breckenridge" rather
than "Breckinridge," to make it conform to the name of the town (Breckenridge, Colorado) where the Journal was published.



EVIL DEEDS AT RED COUGAR, Incomplete Synopsis

Alternate Title: untitled synopsis ("Evil Deeds at Red Cougar")

Featuring BRECKINRIDGE ELKINS


EXILE OF ATLANTIS
Titled by Glenn Lord
Alternate Title: UNTITLED STORY ("The sun was setting. A last crimson …")

Featuring KULL


THE EXTERMINATION OF YELLOW DONORY

Alternate Title: THE KILLING OF YELLOW DONORY


 
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