Hyborian Genesis Part II: Notes on the Creation of the Conan Stories.untitled draft (“Three men squatted beside the…”).untitled synopsis (“Amalric, a son of a nobleman…”).The People of the Black Circle: The Story Thus Far….The People of the Black Circle (synopsis).Also available in a Leatherbound Edition (0-95468-222-X), limited to 100 copies, which adds an extra color plate of the dust jacket painting Also available in an Ultra Limited/Artists Edition (0-95468-221-1), limited to 100 copies, which adds eight additional preliminary sketches. Limited to 1950 copies, signed and numbered by the artist.

Omnibus/collection of three titles: novella “The People of the Black Circle”, The Hour of the Dragon (1950 as Conan the Conqueror), and novella “A Witch Shall Be Born”. Howard’s Complete Conan of Cimmeria, Volume Two (1934) by Robert E. Notes on the Conan Typescripts and the Chronology.Hyborian Genesis: Notes on the Creation of the Conan Stories.untitled draft (“Amboola awakened slowly…”).untitled synopsis (“The setting: The city of Shumballa…”).untitled fragment (“The battlefield stretched silent…”).untitled synopsis (“A squad of Zamorian soldiers…”).The first half was published in The Phantagraph, Feb, Aug, & Oct/Nov ’36. ar A Gazeteer of The Hyborian World of Conan ed.Notes on Various Peoples of the Hyborian Age.The Phoenix on the Sword (first submitted draft).nv Weird Tales September 1933, as “The Slithering Shadow”.nv Weird Tales April 1934, as “Shadows in the Moonlight”.Originally published in a somewhat different version in Super Science Fiction, September 1952.

nv The Tower of the Elephant by Robert E.

Originally published in a somewhat different version as “Gods of the North” in The Fantasy Fan, March 1934. Howard’s Complete Conan of Cimmeria: Volume One (1932-1933) by Robert E. Hornig, Aug(“Glad you liked the verses…”) 1934 (“Smith’s poem in the March issue…”) late 1933 (“I liked the November issue…”) Hornig, Novem(“Here is a short story, ‘The Frost-King’s Daughter’…”)

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Included with the mailing of REHupa #200. Howard (Roehm’s Room Press, August 2006, 28pp, ph)

Walk in dread by Cecil Binney