22 Letters
LetterDecember 22, 1927

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardA Christmas card to Harold Preece dated December 22, 1927 and signed with Howard’s X-triple-bar mark.2 textual states0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. early 1928

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardYou’ll have to pardon me for not having written you sooner. I don’t know if you’re still at Wichita Falls, but likely this letter will be forwarded to you if…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. January-February 1928

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardSay, listen, tramp, you owe me a letter and did I not want some information I would not have written now, see, till I got a letter from you. Howsomeever,…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. June 1928

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardNo, I was not trying to catch flies. Not that I feel myself above catching flies, God knows, but I am a humanitarian and would not mistreat even a fly…1 textual state1 indexed entity1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterpostmarked June 4, 1928

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. Howard1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. August 1928

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardGlad you enjoyed our reunion at Fort Worth. I sure as Hell did. Yes, I’d have liked to have been with Truett, Hildon 1 and yourself at Waco. Glad you…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. September 1928

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardTunney sure gave Heeney a tough beating didn’t he —guess I was wrong that time. Anyhow —the crumb has retired —bah —how does he rate a retirement? He never whipped…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterpostmarked September 5, 1928

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardYes, I like the idea of Eldorado —we do need an organ as you say and I think that would fill the bill nicely. I like the title, it’s great.…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterpostmarked September 23, 1928

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardThe tang of winter is in the air and in the brain of me. Old age comes upon me prematurely, like a mist from the cold sea and deep and…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterreceived October 20, 1928

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardYour stationery is alright. How is the university? Frankly, I know very little about the school and the little I do know is bad. But I’m prejudiced against all colleges…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. December 1928

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardYou’re right; women are great actors. But I can’t agree with you in your statement that the great women can be counted on the fingers of one hand. Men have…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. March 1929

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardI’ve been very neglectful of my correspondence lately. But no matter. Nothing I could say would be of any interest. I’ve neglected the Epworth League and Sunday School lately but…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. week of August 19, 1929

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardI’ve been reading Destiny Bay 1 and in a way the book’s left a bad taste in my mouth. I remember several years ago, picking up a magazine with one…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterpostmarked September 18, 1929

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardI don’t remember saying anything against the Fitzgeralds. Why should I? The first of the family brought woe into Ireland, but the later descendents1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. early Apr 1930

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardThanks for the Saint Padraic’s card. Were I to name another trio to equal the one there portrayed, I should hesitate. But I believe I would name Hugh O’Neill, Daniel…1 textual state5 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterpostmarked January 4, 1930

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardYes, we fade from youth swiftly. Most of my school mates are married, long ago. Those with which I graduated from Brownwood High, I mean. You say you realize that…1 textual state8 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. February 1930

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardYou’re in Kansas now, eh? Well, I imagine how you feel. I’ve never been to Kansas and I don’t intend to be. To my mind it’s the lousiest of all…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterpostmarked March 24, 1930

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardThanks for the picture. How much longer are you going to have to stay in Kansas? Thanks very much for intimating that I could write an epic of the Wild…1 textual state1 indexed entity1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. October 1930

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardWell, Harold, how did you like my story, “The Voice of El-Lil,” in the new Oriental Stories? I’m very well pleased with the magazine myself. But listen — if you’ve…1 textual state2 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. October or early November 1930

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardWell, Harold, I’m sorry to hear your nose is troubling you again. I hope it will get alright. My own nose is nothing to brag about, having been broken several…1 textual state3 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterpostmarked November 24, 1930

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. HowardI hope you’ll pardon my negligence in answering your letter; please believe that it was not due to lack of interest. I was sorry to hear of Mr. Preece’s mishap…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Postcardca. June 1928

To Harold Preece

From Robert E. Howard2 textual states0 indexed entities2 publicationsExplore Letter →