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"Tall Lying in the Far East: Robert
E. Howard, Sailor Steve Costigan, and the Narrative Idyll"
by Mark Finn (Introduction)
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Fists of Iron - Round 2
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"The Pit of the Serpent"
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"By the Law of the Shark"
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"The Bull Dog Breed"
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"Sailors’ Grudge"
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"Fist and Fang"
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"Winner Take All"
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"Waterfront Fists"
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"The Champion of the Forecastle"
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"Alleys of Peril"
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"Waterfront Law"
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"Hard-Fisted Sentiment"
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"The Yellow Cobra" (originally
untitled)
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"A Student of Sockology"
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"Texas Fists"
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"The Fightin’est Pair"
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"Cultured Cauliflowers"
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Appendix
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"Blue River Blues"
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"Sailors’ Grudge" (outline)
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"The Battling Sailor" (incomplete,
originally untitled)
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Untitled ("It was the end …")
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Untitled ("The night Sailor Steve
Costigan …")
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"Alleys of Peril" (synopsis)
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Untitled Mike O’Brien fragment ("Help!
Help! They’re murderin’ me!")
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"The Lord of the Ring" (part 2) by
Patrice Louinet
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Notes
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Edited by Patrice
Louinet, Christopher Gruber, Paul Herman and Rob Roehm.
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Second in a series of four books.
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Kindle utilizes the mobi format.
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All of the REH stories and portions
thereof come from Howard's original typescripts, manuscripts, and carbons,
when possible. Virtually all of the typescripts were scanned from the
Glenn Lord collection, now at the University of Texas, Austin; the
Robert E. Howard collection at Texas A&M University; or the typescript
collection at Cross Plains Library.
The exceptions are:
"The Pit of the Serpent" is from FIGHT STORIES (1st publication).
"The Bull Dog Breed" is from FIGHT STORIES (1st publication).
"Sailors’ Grudge" is from FIGHT STORIES (1st
publication).
"Winner Take All" is from FIGHT STORIES (1st
publication).
"Waterfront Fists" is from FIGHT STORIES (1st
publication).
"The Champion of the Forecastle" is from FIGHT
STORIES (1st publication).
"Alleys of Peril" is from FIGHT STORIES (1st
publication).
"Waterfront Law" is from ACTION STORIES (1st
publication).
"Texas Fists" is from FIGHT STORIES (1st publication).
"The Fightin’est Pair" is from ACTION STORIES
(1st publication).
"Blue River Blues" is mostly from original typescript
and the last couple pages are from the Glenn Lord retype.
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Prepared for publication by Ståle
Gismervik, Savage Studios.
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Changes from the First Edition:
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Source for the text of Untitled
("It was the end …") changed from the Glenn Lord retype to the original
REH typescript.
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