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The Fiction of Robert E. Howard: A Quick Reference Guide
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THE HOWARD REVIEW Number 13
This thirteenth issue of THE HOWARD REVIEW celebrates the 30th anniversary of this publication. It contains two Howard stories, "The Fire of Asshurbanipal" and "The Dark Man" presented in facsimile form direct from the pages of Weird Tales. The issue also contains a lengthy piece on the Howard books published by FAX as well as short features by Fred Blosser and Tom Foster, plus Howard poetry, reviews, excerpts from classic fan publications of the thirties, and more!
Print: $9.95
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ROBERT E. HOWARD, ORIENTAL STORIES, THE MAGIC CARPET, & THE SOUK
This is a look at Robert E. Howard's contributions to the pulp ORIENTAL STORIES, which later changed its title to THE MAGIC CARPET MAGAZINE. The magazine was a companion publication to Weird Tales, and was edited by Farnsworth Wright.
This book also contains the restored text version of "The Voice Of El-Lil" by Robert E. Howard.
If you have the 12th and 13th issues of The Howard Review, you already have the contents of this book, except for a couple of color covers that were in black and white in number 13.
So, unless you are an absolute completist, you don't need this book!
36 pages.
Print: $14.95
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ROBERT E. HOWARD - WORLD'S GREATEST PULPSTER
This book details the writing career of Robert E. Howard, the author who created Conan the Barbarian.
It is a unique look at the pulp magazines that gave him his creative playground, told in letters from the readers of those magazines, and in letters and remembrances from his closest friends.
The book is lavishly illustrated with color cover reproductions of many of the magazines in which his stories originally appeared.
Winner of the 2006 Cimmerian Award, which is currently the highest achievement in Robert E. Howard studies.
Print: $29.95
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ROBERT E. HOWARD'S STRANGE TALES
Collection of weird yarns by Robert E. Howard. First book publication of "The Touch Of Death" from Weird Tales, first book publication of original version of "The Voice Of El-Lil" from Oriental Stories Magazine.
It also contains versions of stories that first appeared in early fanzines including "Gods Of The North" from the 1934 fanzine The Fantasy Fan. This was an alternate version of a Conan story turned down by Weird Tales.
It also contains "The Garden Of Fear" from the 1934 fanzine Marvel Tales.
Contains the 2 stories which appeared in Strange Tales, "The Cairn On The Headland" and "The People Of The Dark" which features a guy named Conan as the main character. Predates the first Weird Tales appearance of Conan the Cimmerian by several months.
This volume also contains "A Thunder Of Trumpets" by Howard and Frank Thurston Torbett, a rarity from Weird Tales, and the classic "Black Canaan".
Also included is a letters column from Strange Tales. Intro by Dennis McHaney. Illustrated. 176 pages.
Print: $14.95
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THE HOWARD REVIEW # 12 Black and White Version
The Howard Review is devoted to the works of American pulp writer Robert E. Howard. The Howard Review celebrates its 30th Anniversary this year with this first volume in book form. This is the black and white version of the magazine(also avaialbe in full color). This illustrated volume contains many pulp magazine reproductions and previously unpublished art by world famous artist Roy G. Krenkel. There are articles by noted Howard authorities Fred Blosser, Charles Gramlich and Dennis McHaney, and fiction and verse by Robert E. Howard, including the stories "Black Talons" and "The Tomb's Secret." There is a long, lavishly illustrated look at Howard's work for Oriental Stories and Magic Carpet magazine and a gallery of the covers for Jack Dempsey's Fight Magazine, every issue of which featured Robert E. Howard. This black and white version contains the same written content, but also features three Roy G. Krenkel sketches not found in the full color version. 60 pages.
Print: $11.95
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THE HOWARD REVIEW No. 12
The Howard Review is devoted to the works of American pulp writer Robert E. Howard. The Howard Review celebrates its 30th Anniversary this year with this first volume in book form.
This beautifully illustrated volume contains dozens of full color pulp magazine reproductions and previously unpublished art by world famous artist Roy G. Krenkel.
There are articles by noted Howard authorities Fred Blosser, Charles Gramlich and Dennis McHaney, and fiction and verse by Robert E. Howard, including the stories "Black Talons" and "The Tomb's Secret."
There is a long, lavishly illustrated look at Howard's work for Oriental Stories and Magic Carpet magazine and a full color cover gallery of the covers for Jack Dempsey's Fight Magazine, every issue of which featured Robert E. Howard. 60 pages.
Print: $17.50
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