Reprint (Herbert Jenkins 1937) humorous western collection. |
Collection of fantasy/horror poems, most previously unpublished. Limited to 360 numbered copies of which the first 50 are hardbound. |
SF collection. |
Fantasy poem, limited to 218 numbered copies. |
Volume three in “Robert E. Howard: The Masterworks”. Details taken from online listing. |
Horror collection. This collection is edited by Paul Herman and features a new introduction by scholar Don Herron. |
Original collection of ten of Howard’s fantasy poems, and one fragementary story completed by Tevis Clyde Smith, edited by Jonathan Bacon. Limited to 450 numbered copies, signed by Bacon. |
Limited edition of 36 copies. Published to commemorate the first annual Halloween gathering of The Robert E. Howard Fans of Texas. The booklet contains all the Howard verse published in Weird Tales magazine. The booklet was given to the attendees. |
Fantasy collection. |
Associational collection. Limited to 1625 copies. |
Fantasy collection. |
Omnibus of the three “Breckenridge Elkins” books. |
Collection of 60 pieces: 36 stories, 21 poems, and four fragments. Text are taken, where possible, from Howard’s original typescripts; extensive notes document sources and changes. Illustrated and with a foreword by Greg Staples. The introduction by Rusty Burke discusses Howard’s horror and his relationship with H.P. Lovecraft. |
Reprint (Del Rey 2008) collection of 60 pieces: 36 stories, 21 poems, and four fragments. This is a numbered, slipcased, edition, limited to 750 copies signed by the artist. Also available as a deluxe leather bound, edition ($400), limited to 50 numbered copies, signed by the artists. |
Reprint (Gnome Press 1950 as Conan the Conqueror) fantasy novel. Volume one in the “Authorized Conan” series. |
Reprint (Gnome Press 1950 as Conan the Conqueror) sword & sorcery novel featuring Howard’s Conan; this follows the text as originally published in Weird Tales, and adds Howard’s essay on “The Hyborian Age” complete with a cover letter by H.P. Lovecraft. Volume four in “The Weird Works of Robert E. Howard (Cosmos)”. |
Reprint (Gnome Press 1950 as Conan the Conqueror) sword & sorcery novel featuring Howard’s Conan; this follows the text as originally published in Weird Tales, and adds Howard’s essay on “The Hyborian Age” complete with a cover letter by H.P. Lovecraft. Limited edition of 1,200 copies. Volume eight in “The Weird Works of Robert E. Howard”. |
Collection of pieces by, and about, Howard, all of which had previously been published in The Howard Collector. |
Collection of rare Howardiana and original fragments that became “posthumous collaborations”. |
Some of the contents were announced for the contents of The Howard Reader #11, but it was never published. |
This chapbook was provided to Legacy Circle members of the Robert E. Howard Foundation. It is a limited edition and all surplus copies were be destroyed at year’s end. Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of adventure stories, mainly original, with an introduction by Darrell C. Richardson. |
Reprint (FAX 1974) collection of adventure stories, mainly original, with an introduction by Darrell C. Richardson. |
Reprint (Zebra 1976) collection of three boxing stories and one boxing article by Howard. |
Collection of three boxing stories and one boxing article by Howard. |
Novelette. Limited to 302 copies. |
Fantasy collection. Limited to 2500 copies. Volume eight in the “Deluxe Conan” series. |
Fantasy collection. Limited to 5000 copies. |
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Slightly revised by Glenn Lord from the Lancer (1967) edition to remove the changes made by Lin Carter to “The Striking of the Gong”, although the other stories completed by Carter are unchanged. |
Volume one in “Robert E. Howard: The Masterworks”. Details taken from online listing. |
Novelette. Limited to 310 copies. |
Fantasy collection. |
Reprint (Bantam 1978) fantasy collection. Also available in a deluxe boxed edition for $50.00. |
Collection of 12 sword & sorcery stories, fragments, and drafts featuring Howard’s other barbarian hero. Texts are taken from Howard’s original manuscripts, with detailed notes on changes. Patrice Louinet discusses the development of Howard’s Atlantean world. Illustrated and with a foreword by Justin Sweet. |