| Year
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June 2024
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| Book
No. : |
None
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| Edition
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1st
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| Format
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Paperback (6 x 9
inches, perfect bound)
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| Pages
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114 (including front
and back covers)
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| Cover
art : |
Bill Cavalier
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| Illustrations : |
Photos and scans
of newspaper clippings
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The following letters
all appear in the final chapter of the book,
Her Letters to Robert E. Howard: Novalyne Price
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To Novalyne Price,
September 27, 1934, "How about going to the show . . ."
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"To A Woman" (2,
poem)
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To Novalyne Price,
February 14, 1936, " I heard yesterday you had . . ." (excerpt only)
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To Novalyne Price,
February 15, 1936, "I’m sorry but I won’t be able . . ." (excerpt
only)
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To Novalyne Price,
March 5, 1936, "I just now read the letter . . ."
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To Novalyne Price,
May 27, 1936, "You needn’t have bothered . . ."
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To Novalyne Price,
postmarked June 20, 1935, "Dear Novalyne . . . cordially . . ."
This is a handwritten postcard. The front of the postcard is a photograph
of a snake swallowing a rabbit.
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To Novalyne Price,
postmarked June 19, 1935, "The weather is good . . ."
This is a handwritten postcard.
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Other Contents
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"Introduction"
by Bobby Derie
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"Novalyne Price
Ellis (1908-1999)" by Rusty Burke
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The Letters of
Novalyne Price Ellis
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To Santa Claus,
mid-December 1934
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To Robert E. Howard,
12 July 1934
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To L. Sprague de
Camp, 20 August 1977
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To Jonathan Bacon,
29 November 1977
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To L. Sprague and
Catherine de Camp, 8 June 1978
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To L. Sprague de
Camp, 26 July 1978
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To L. Sprague de
Camp, 5 August 1979
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To Glenn Lord,
31 July 1986
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To Bill Cavalier,
20 October 1986
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To Thomas W. Collins,
10 November 1988
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To Bill Cavalier,
4 April 1990
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To Rusty Burke,
16 November 1990
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To Bill Cavalier,
23 April 1991
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To Fantasia,
Fall 1991
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To The Daily Advertiser
(Lafayette, LA), 11 April 1992
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"Small World" by
James Reasoner
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Her Letters to
Robert E. Howard: Novalyne Price
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Notes
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Compiled and edited by Bobby Derie
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Limited Edition of 200 copies.
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First distributed at Robert E. Howard Days, June 2024.
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