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HOWARD, ROBERT E(rvin) (1906-1936); see pseudonyms Patrick Ervin, Patrick Howard, Patrick MacConaire, John Taverel & Sam Walser; (about) (chron.) (art)
- * The Abbey, (uw) Fantasy Crossroads #4/5 1975
- * Adventurer (“My feet are set”), (pm) The Last of the Trunk Och Brev I Urval, Paradox Entertainment 2007
- * Adventures in Arabia, (ms) The Robert E. Howard Foundation Newsletter v9 #1 2015
- * Age, (pm) The Junto Sep 1928
- * Age Comes to Rabelais, (pm) The Howard Collector #8 1966
- * Aha! Or the Mystery of the Queen’s Necklace [Hawkshaw the Detective], (vi) The Tattler Mar 1 1923
- * All Hallows Eve, (pm) Amazing Stories Mar 1986
- * Alleys of Darkness [Dennis Dorgan], (ss) The Magic Carpet Magazine Jan 1934, as by Patrick Ervin.
- * Alleys of Peril [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ss) Fight Stories Jan 1931; also as “Leather Lightning”, by Mark Adam.
- * Alleys of Peril [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ss) Fight Stories Jan 1931, as by Robert E. Howard; also as “Leather Lightning”, by Mark Adam.
- * Alleys of Peril (synopsis), (uw) The Robert E. Howard Foundation Newsletter v3 #1 2009; featuring Sailor Steve O’Brien rather than Sailor Steve Costigan.
- * Almuric, (n.) Weird Tales May, Jun/Jul, Aug 1939
- * The Altar and the Scorpion [Kull], (ss) King Kull, Lancer 1967
- * Altars and Jesters, (ex) Roy Squires Press 1974
- * Altars and Jesters, (pm) Roy Squires Press 1974
- * Always Comes Evening, (pm) The Phantagraph Aug 1936
- * Ambition by Moonlight, (vi) The Junto Jan 1929; also as “Ambition in the Moonlight”.
- * Ambition in the Moonlight, (vi) The Junto Jan 1929, as “Ambition by Moonlight”.
- * And Beowulf Rides Again, (pm) Spoor Anthology #1 1974
- * And So I Sang, (pm) A Rhyme of Salem Town and Other Poems, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
- * The Apache Mountain War [Breckenridge Elkins], (nv) Action Stories Dec 1935
- * Arkham [Cthulhu], (pm) Weird Tales Aug 1932
- * Arkham (with Lee Becker) [Cthulhu], (pm) Fantasy Commentator Win 1993/’94
- * An Autobiographical Letter, (lt) Whispers Jun 1975
- * Autumn, (pm) Weird Tales Apr 1933
- * Baal, (pm) A Rhyme of Salem Town and Other Poems, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
- * Babel, (pm) The Fantasy Fan Jan 1935
- * The Ballad of King Geraint, (pm) REHUPA Nov 1989
- * The Ballad of Nell of Singapore, (pm) Chacal v1 #1 1976, as “The Ballad of Singapore Nell”.
- * The Ballad of Singapore Nell, (pm) Chacal v1 #1 1976; also as “The Ballad of Nell of Singapore”.
- * The Bar by the Side of the Road, (pm) The Howard Collector #17 1972
- * The Battling Sailor [Sailor Steve Costigan], (uw) The Last of the Trunk Och Brev I Urval, Paradox Entertainment 2007
- * The Beast from the Abyss, (ar) The Howard Collector #15 1971
- * Belshazzar, (pm) The Howard Collector #5 1964
- * Beyond the Black River [Conan], (na) Weird Tales May, Jun 1935
- * Beyond the Black River Map, (mp) The Robert E. Howard Foundation Newsletter v12 #4 2018/’19
- * Bill Smalley and the Power of the Human Eye, (uw) The Dark Man: The Journal of Robert E. Howard Studies #2 1991
- * The Black Bear Bites [Cthulhu], (ss) From Beyond the Dark Gateway #3 1974
- * Black Canaan, (nv) Weird Tales Jun 1936
- * Black Canaan (original version), (nv) The Black Canaan: An Alternate Version, The Robert E. Howard Foundation Press 2010
- * Black Chant Imperial, (pm) Weird Tales Sep 1930
- * The Black City [Kull], (uw) Kull, Bantam 1978
- * Black Colossus [Conan], (nv) Weird Tales Jun 1933
- * Black Country, (ss) Weirdbook #6 1973
- * Black Eons (with Robert M. Price) [James Allison], (ss) Fantasy Book Jun 1985; expanded by Price from an untitled fragment (“Beneath the glare of the sun”) in The Howard Collector, Spring 1967.
- * Black Hound of Death, (nv) Weird Tales Nov 1936
- * Black Michael’s Story, (pm) Always Comes Evening, Arkham 1957, as “Retribution”.
- * The Black Moon [Steve Harrison], (ss) Bran Mak Morn: A Play, and Others, Cromlech 1983
- * Black Seas, (pm) Fantasy Book Mar 1987
- * The Black Stone [Cthulhu], (nv) Weird Tales Nov 1931
- * The Black Stone (early draft), (uw) The Robert E. Howard Foundation Newsletter v2 #3 2008
- * The Black Stranger (with L. Sprague de Camp & Lester del Rey [Conan], (na) Fantasy Magazine Mar 1953; abridged, edited by de Camp and rewritten by Del Rey from “The Black Stranger” by Howard (Echoes of Valor ed. Karl Edward Wagner, Tor, 1987).
- * Black Talons, (ss) Strange Detective Stories Dec 1933
- * Black Vulmea’s Vengeance [Terence Vulmea], (na) Golden Fleece Nov 1938
- * Black Vulmea’s Vengeance (early draft), (uw) The Robert E. Howard Foundation Newsletter v8 #4 2014/’15
- * Black Wind Blowing, (nv) Thrilling Mystery Jun 1936
- * The Blonde Goddess of Bal-Sagoth [Turlogh O’Brien], (nv) Weird Tales Oct 1931, as “The Gods of Bal-Sagoth”.
- * The Blood of Belshazzar [Cormac FitzGeoffrey], (nv) Oriental Stories Aut 1931
- * Blood of the Gods [El Borak], (na) Top-Notch Jul 1935
- * The Blood-Stained God (with L. Sprague de Camp) [Conan], (ss) Tales of Conan, Gnome 1955; rewritten by de Camp from “The Curse of the Crimson God”.
- * Blow the Chinks Down [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ss) Action Stories Oct 1931
- * Blue River Blues [Sailor Steve Costigan], (uw) The Last of the Trunk Och Brev I Urval, Paradox Entertainment 2007
- * Boot-Hill Payoff (with Robert Enders Allen), (na) Western Aces Oct 1935
- * A Boy, a Beehive, and a Chinaman, (vi) The Last of the Trunk Och Brev I Urval, Paradox Entertainment 2007
- * Brachan the Kelt [James Allison], (uw) The Barbarian Swordsmen, ed. Sean Richards, Star 1981
- * Bran Mak Morn (synopsis) [Bran Mak Morn], (uw) Cromlech v1 #3 1988
- * Bran Mak Morn: A Play [Bran Mak Morn], (pl) Bran Mak Morn: A Play, and Others, Cromlech 1983
- * The Brazen Peacock, (nv) REH: Lone Star Fictioneer #3 1975
- * Breed of Battle [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ex) Action Stories Nov 1931; also as “The Fightin’est Pair”.
- * Breed of Battle [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ss) Action Stories Nov 1931; also as “Samson Had a Soft Spot”, by Mark Adam; also as “The Fightin’est Pair”.
- * Breed of Battle [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ss) Action Stories Nov 1931, as by Robert E. Howard; also as “Samson Had a Soft Spot”, by Mark Adam.
- * The Broken Walls of Babel, (pm) A Rhyme of Salem Town and Other Poems, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
- * Buccaneer Treasure, (pm) Amazing Stories Jan 1985
- * The Builders (“We reared up Babel’s towers”), (ex) The Robert E. Howard Foundation Newsletter v1 #2 2007
- * Bulldog Breed [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ss) Fight Stories Feb 1930; also as “You Got to Kill a Bulldog”, by Mark Adam.
- * Bulldog Breed [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ss) Fight Stories Feb 1930, as by Robert E. Howard; also as “You Got to Kill a Bulldog”, by Mark Adam.
- * But the Hills Were Ancient Then, (pm) Amra v2 #8 1959
- * By the Law of the Shark [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ss) Robert E. Howard’s Fight Magazine #4 1996
- * The Cairn on the Headland, (nv) Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror Jan 1933
- * The Cairn on the Headland (early draft A), (uw) The Robert E. Howard Foundation Newsletter v2 #1 2008
- * Casonetto’s Last Song, (ss) Etchings & Odysseys #1 1973
- * Castaway, (pm) Shadows of Dreams, Donald M. Grant 1989
- * The Castle of the Devil [Solomon Kane; John Silent], (uw) Red Shadows, Donald M. Grant 1968
- * The Castle of the Devil (with Ramsey Campbell) [Solomon Kane; John Silent], (ss) Solomon Kane: Skulls in the Stars, Bantam 1978; expanded by Campbell from a fragment by Howard in Red Shadows (Donald M. Grant, 1978).
- * The Cats of Anubis, (pm) Whispers Jul 1973
- * The Celtica Notes of Robert E. Howard, (ar) Deeper Than You Think... Jan 1968
- * The Challenge from Beyond (Weird Fantasy - IV) [Cthulhu], (rr) Fantasy Magazine Sep 1935
- * A Challenge to Bast, (pm) Fantasy Book Sep 1986
- * The Champ, (pm) Robert E. Howard’s Fight Magazine #2 1990
- * Champ of the Forecastle [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ss) Fight Stories Nov 1930; also as “Champ of the Seven Seas”, by Mark Adam; also as “The Champion of the Forecastle”.
- * Champ of the Forecastle [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ss) Fight Stories Nov 1930, as by Robert E. Howard; also as “Champ of the Seven Seas”, by Mark Adam.
- * The Champion of the Forecastle [Sailor Steve Costigan], (ss) Fight Stories Nov 1930, as “Champ of the Forecastle”.
- * The Chant Demoniac, (pm) Weird Tales Win 1989/’90
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