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Alternate Title: THE IRON MAN; IRON MEN
Alternate Title: PEOPLE OF THE SERPENT
Featuring STEVE HARRISON
The February 1934
issue of STRANGE
DETECTIVE STORIES
carried two stories
by REH: "The Tomb's
Secret" and "Fangs of
Gold."
It appears
that the story
titles were inadvertently
switched.
Howard's
agent, Otis Adelbert
Kline, kept a list
of titles and the magazines
that purchased
them.
Above
"The Teeth of Doom"
on Kline's list,
someone added "The Tomb's
Secret."
Above "The People
of the Serpent" on Kline's
list, someone added
"Fangs of Gold."
Alternate Title: THE YELLOW
COBRA; SAILOR DORGAN AND
THE YELLOW
COBRA;
SAILOR
COSTIGAN
AND THE YELLOW COBRA;
A NIGHT
ASHORE; A KOREAN NIGHT
Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
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1900 words, unfinished
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Alternate Title: THE TOUCH OF DEATH
Featuring BRECKINRIDGE ELKINS
This short story was altered slightly to become Chapter 6 of 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.
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Alternate Title: BREED OF BATTLE
Alternate
Title: SAMPSON
HAD A SOFT
SPOT
Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
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Featuring KID ALLISON
"Fighting Nerves"
was originally written
as a Kid Allison story and
submitted to SPORT STORY.
It was rejected because
SPORT STORY was all stocked
up with fight stories
and REH was asked to hold it for several
months and resubmit.
Not wanting to wait that
long, REH rewrote the story
changing the characters name
to Jim O'Donnel and submitted
it to FIGHT STORIES.
Featuring JIM O'DONNEL
"Fighting Nerves"
was originally
written as a Kid Allison
story and submitted to SPORT
STORY.
It was rejected because
SPORT STORY was all stocked
up with fight stories and
REH was asked to hold it for several
months and resubmit.
Not wanting to wait that
long, REH rewrote the story
changing the characters name
to Jim O'Donnel and submitted
it to FIGHT STORIES.
"The Fire
of Asshurbanipal"
was originally written
early in the 1930's
as a straight
adventure story.
There is no record
of where this version
of the story was submitted.
REH later
revised the story to
have a supernatural
ending. The version with
the supernatural ending
was submitted to WEIRD TALES
after Howard's death
by his father.
Glenn Lord discovered
the original (straight
adventure story)
version of the story in
a trunk and it was first
published in THE HOWARD COLLECTOR
#16, Spring 1972.
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375 words
Alternate Title: CANNIBAL FISTS
Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
Featuring KID ALLISON
Alternate Title: IRON-JAW
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Alternate Title: THREE-BLADED DOOM
The second 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: untitled
story (A sailorman
ain’t got no business
… )
Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN
6300 words, unfinished
Featuring SOLOMON KANE
650 words
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Alternate Title: GODS OF THE NORTH
Alternate
Title:
THE FROST-KING'S
DAUGHTER
Alternate Title:
THE FROST-GIANT'S
DAUGHTER
Originally written
by REH as
a Conan story "The
Frost-Giant's Daughter"
(REH1).
The story
was not accepted,
so REH rewrote it with
a different hero
(Amra), and changed
the title to "The Frost
King's Daughter" (REH2).
When published by
The Fantasy Fan,
they changed
the title to "Gods
of the North."
L. Sprague de Camp
found the original
manuscript,
but extensively rewrote
it, and called
it "The Frost Giant's
Daughter" (REH/LSDC),
which appears
on the following places:
Alternate Title: GODS OF THE NORTH
Alternate
Title:
THE FROST-KING'S
DAUGHTER
Alternate Title:
THE
FROST GIANT'S DAUGHTER
Featuring CONAN
Originally written
by REH as
a Conan story "The Frost-Giant's
Daughter"(REH1).
The story was
not accepted, so
REH rewrote it with a
different hero
(Amra), and changed
the title to "The Frost
King's Daughter"
(REH2).
When published
by The Fantasy Fan, they
changed the title to
"Gods of the North."
L. Sprague de Camp
found the original manuscript,
but extensively
rewrote it, and called
it "The Frost Giant's
Daughter" (REH/LSDC).
Alternate Title: THE FROST GIANT'S DAUGHTER
Alternate
Title:
GODS OF THE
NORTH
Alternate Title:
THE
FROST-GIANT'S DAUGHTER
Originally written
by REH as
a Conan story "The Frost-Giant's
Daughter" (REH1).
The story
was not accepted,
so REH rewrote it with
a different hero (Amra),
and changed the
title to "The Frost
King's Daughter" (REH2).
When published
by THE FANTASY FAN,
they changed the title to
"Gods of the North."
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225 words
THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF LAL SINGH
Featuring LAL SINGH
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