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The Further Adventures of Lal Singh is a short story by Robert E. Howard. First printed in English in the chapbook The Adventures of Lal Singh (1985). It was not published in Howard’s lifetime.

The synopsis of “King of the Forgotten People” tells the story of Jim Brill, an adventurer driven by love and duty, who embarks on a perilous journey into the Gobi Desert to find a missing scientist. The narrative unfolds with elements of survival, strange scientific experiments, and a climactic confrontation with forces both human and monstrous.

The Earliest known draft of “King of the Forgotten People” is a tale of adventure set in the harsh, unforgiving desert and mysterious mountains of Inner Mongolia. The story follows Jim Brill, a determined and resourceful man on a dangerous quest, blending elements of survival, ancient empires, bizarre science, and power struggles.

In the untitled synopsis (the story starts with “Hunwulf, an American . . .”), two men, Hunwulf, an American, and John Brill, an Englishman, are both in love with Muriel Reynolds.

A Twentieth-Century Rip Van Winkle. Written when Howard attended Cross Plains High School. Date October 13, 1920. First published in The Last of the Trunk Och Brev I Urval (Paradox Entertainment, March 2007).

In “The Supreme Moment,” Robert E. Howard presents a dramatic and intense narrative centered on an aged, deformed scientist named Zan Uller, who possesses a critical scientific formula capable of saving the world from a devastating fungal plague. The story unfolds in a tense meeting where influential men attempt to persuade or coerce Uller into revealing his secret to combat the unstoppable spread of a destructive fungus.

“The People of the Black Coast” is a tale of survival and revenge by Robert E. Howard, following a man stranded in an uncharted territory after a plane crash with his fiancée. The story unfolds on a sinister and mysterious island, populated by an intelligent yet horrifying species.