THE PARADOX

1700 words, unfinished

PAY DAY

THE PEACEFUL PILGRIM

Alternate Title: CUPID FROM BEAR CREEK

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.

THE PEOPLE OF THE BLACK CIRCLE

Featuring CONAN

THE PEOPLE OF THE BLACK COAST

PEOPLE OF THE DARK

Two drafts exist for this story.
Draft 1 is incomplete and only consists of pages 9-14.  
These pages roughly correspond to the pages in Draft 2 starting on page 9 and running to page 16.
Draft 2 is complete and 20 pages long.
It appears that Draft 2 is not the typescript that REH sent to STRANGE TALES, but may be close to it.
It is not presently known where in the story creation these two drafts fit in - whether there were drafts before Draft 1, in-between Draft 1 and Draft 2,
and how many came after Draft 2 before the final version was published.

PEOPLE OF THE SERPENT

Alternate Title: FANGS OF GOLD

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."

THE PHOENIX ON THE SWORD

Featuring CONAN

PICTURES IN THE FIRE

This was a paper REH wrote for English class in high school.

PIGEONS FROM HELL

PIGSKIN SCHOLAR

1800 words, fragment

PILGRIMS TO THE PECOS

Alternate Title: WEARY PILGRIMS ON THE ROAD

Featuring BRECKINRIDGE ELKINS

PISTOL POLITICS

Featuring BRECKINRIDGE ELKINS

THE PIT OF THE SERPENT

Alternate Title: MANILA MANSLAUGHTER

Featuring STEVE COSTIGAN

PLAYING JOURNALIST
by "Patrick Ervin"

Alternate Title: A NEW GAME FOR COSTIGAN
Alternate Title: A NEW GAME FOR DORGAN

Featuring DENNIS DORGAN

The original typescript lists the author as "Patrick Ervin", a pseudonym REH used in connection with his Dennis Dorgan stories. 
Otis Adelbert Kline and later agents retained the original typescript (titled “A New Game for Dorgan”), and it was eventually donated to Cross Plains Library.
In OAK’s logs the title is originally "A New Game for Costigan", then "Costigan" is struck out and "Dorgan" is written above it, along with "Patrick Ervin".
The unpublished manuscript by Patrick Ervin was found after Howard's death and retitled "Playing Journalist."

PLAYING SANTA CLAUS
by "Patrick Ervin"

Alternate Title: A TWO-FISTED SANTA CLAUS

Featuring DENNIS DORGAN

POLITICS AT BLUE LIZARD

Alternate Title: THE CONQUERIN' HERO OF THE HUMBOLTS
Alternate Title: POLITICS AT LONESOME LIZARD

The original title of "The Conquerin' Hero of the Humbolts" is "Politics at Blue Lizard."
However, Howard undoubtedly meant "Politics at Lonesome Lizard" which is the name of the town in the story. (Glenn Lord - THE LAST CELT)

THE POOL OF THE BLACK ONE

Featuring CONAN

POST OAKS AND SAND ROUGHS

A POWER AMONG THE ISLANDS

Featuring EL BORAK & THE SONORA KID

THE POWER OF THE HUMAN EYE

Alternate Title: BILL SMALLEY AND THE POWER OF THE HUMAN EYE
 

PROEM
Alternate Title: ETCHINGS IN IVORY

The first 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 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 PUNCH

900 words, article

THE PURPLE HEART OF ERLIK
by "Sam Walser"

Alternate Title: NOTHING TO LOSE

Featuring WILD BILL CLANTON