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Fantasia #30/31 Ein Träumer aus Texas: Leben u. Werk Robert E. Howards (A Dreamer from Texas: Life and Works of Robert E. Howard)
Publication type
Publication date: March 1987
Edition and production details
- Language
- German
- Edition
- First
- Edition format
- Periodical
- Publication date
- March 1987
- Identifiers
- ISBN-10: 3924443300
- Pages
- 440
- Cover art
- Thomas Kovacs
- Illustrations
- Pierangelo Boog, Volker Diefenbach, Dirk Geiling, Bernd Haban, Wolfgang Heuwagen, Christian Holl, Thomas Kovacs, Thomas Lamm, Udo Linke, Rainer Mekelburg, Bernd Pecher, Johann Peterka, Bodo Schäfer, Malte Schulz-Sembten, Hubert Schweizer, Stefan Somogyfoki, H. J. Wallhäuser, Peter Warmke, Hans Wegener, Michael Wittmann, Ralf Wolf
- Related editions
- None
48 linked Howard works
- A Dungeon Opens verse Publications
- A Hairy Chested Idealist Sings verse Publications
- A Song Out of Midian verse Publications
- A Warning (partial verse, "You have built a world of paper and wood") verse Publications
- Adventure (1, "Adventure, I have followed your beck") verse Publications
- Always Comes Evening verse Publications
- ASong of the Race verse Publications
- Black Chant Imperial verse Publications
- Candles verse Publications
- Cimmeria verse Publications
- Crete verse Publications
- Fragment verse Publications
- Hope Emptyof Meaning verse Publications
- Invective verse Publications
- Lines Written In theRealization That I Must Die verse Publications
- Men of the Shadows verse Publications
- Moon Mockery verse Publications
- Moonlight on a Skull verse Publications
- Musings (1, "The little poets . . .") verse Publications
- Musings of a Moron story Howard writing Publications
- Niflheim verse Publications
- Queen of the Black Coast verse Publications
- Recompense verse Publications
- Rune verse Publications
- Shadows (2, "Grey ghost, . . .") verse Publications
- Slumber verse Publications
- Solomon Kane's Homecoming (1, original) verse Publications
- The Bride of Cuchulain verse Publications
- The Drums of Pictdom verse Publications
- The Ghost Ocean verse Publications
- The Ghost of Camp Colorado story Howard writing Publications
- The Heart of the Sea's Desire verse Publications
- The Men That Walk With Satan verse Publications
- The OneBlack Stain verse Publications
- The Phoenix on the Sword verse Publications
- The Return of Sir Richard Grenville verse Publications
- The Rhyme of the Three Slavers verse Publications
- The Ride of Falume verse Publications
- The Road to Hell verse Publications
- The Skull in the Clouds verse Publications
- The Song of the Bats verse Publications
- The Stranger verse Publications
- The Tempter verse Publications
- The Twin Gates verse Publications
- Where Are Your Knights, Donn Othna? verse Publications
- Which Will Scarcely Be Understood verse Publications
- White Thunder verse Publications
- Zukala's Hour verse Publications
122 contents entries
- "Einführung" by Hugh Walker (foreword)
- "Always Comes Evening" (poem, lines 11-12) Translated by Hubert Strassl
- "Der Mann, der Conan war" by Helmut Pesch (article)
- "Recompense" ( poem, lines 1-4, 15-16, 23-24) Translated by Helmut Pesch
- "Lines Written in the Realization That I Must Die" ( poem, lines 21-24) Translated by Helmut Pesch
- "Black Chant Imperial" (poem, lines 6-9, 17-20) Translated by Helmut Pesch
- "Volk aus dem Schatten" ("Men of the Shadows") (poem, German & English) Translated by Hubert Strassl
- "Rune" (poem, German & English) Translated by Gottfried Mayrock
- "Schwärmerei eines Schwachsinnigen" ("Musings of a Moron") Translated by Thomas Kovacs
- "Solomon Kanes Heimkehr" ("Solomon Kane's Homecoming") (1, poem, German & English) Translated by Ludwig Rief
- Letter to P. Schuyler Miller, March 10, 1936 "I feel indeed honored that you and Dr. Clark . . . " Translated by Johanna Nilsson
- Letter to Farnsworth Wright, 1931 "In your last letter you asked me to give you . . ." Translated by Johanna Nilsson
- Letter to Clark Ashton Smith, ca. March 1934 "I am sorry to hear you have been indisposed . . ." Translated by Johanna Nilsson
- Letter to Harold Preece, September 5, 1928 "Yes, I like the idea of Eldorado . . ." Translated by Johanna Nilsson
- Letter to Harold Preece, January 4, 1930 " Yes, we fade from youth swiftly. " Translated by Johanna Nilsson
- Letter to Farnsworth Wright, May 6, 1935 "I always hate to write a letter like this . . ." Translated by Johanna Nilsson
- Letter to E. Hoffmann Price, February 15, 1936 "I have eventually found time to answer your cards." Translated by Johanna Nilsson
- Letter to Harold Preece, ca. August 1928 "Glad you enjoyed our reunion at Fort Worth." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to Harold Preece, October 20, 1928 "Your stationery is alright." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to Harold Preece, November 24, 1930 "I hope you’ll pardon my negligence . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Der Geist von Camp Colorado" ("The Ghost of Camp Colorado") Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to Harold Preece, ca. December 1928 "You’re right; women are great actors." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to Harold Preece, ca. October or November 1930 "Well, Harold, I’m sorry to hear your nose . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to W. B. Talman, ca. February 1931 "I can hardly find words to express . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to W. B. Talman, ca. April 1931 "I’m glad you liked Kings of the Night ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to W. B. Talman, ca. September 1931 "Thank you very much for the letter you wrote . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to W. B. Talman, ca. March 1932 "I’ve finally gotten around to answering . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to W. B. Talman, ca. July 1932 "Thanks very much for De Halve Maen ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to H. P. Lovecraft, August 1933 "I am sending on to you the enclosed manuscript . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to R. H. Barlow, June 1, 1934 "Concerning the illustrations you . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to R. H. Barlow, June 14, 1934 "If I ever decide to dispose . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to August Derleth, ca. July 1933 "Thanks immensely for the opportunity of reading . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to Clark Ashton Smith, July 23, 1935 "I’m ashamed of my long delay in answering . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to August Derleth, May 9, 1936 "I am indeed sorry to learn of the deaths . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Der Barde aus dem Schatten" ("The Bard from the Shadows") by Fred Blosser (article)
- "The Song of the Bats" (poem, lines 1-6, German & English ) Translator unknown
- "Zukala's Hour" (poem, lines 37-40, German & English ) Translated by Eva Eppers
- "Which Will Be Scarcely Understood" (poem, English)
- "Fantasy" (" Which Will Be Scarcely Understood ") (poem, lines 1-2, 42-45, German) Translated by Gottfried Mayrock
- "The Men That Walk With Satan" (poem, English)
- "The Ride of Falume" (poem, English)
- "Zukala’s Hour" (poem, English)
- "Candles" (poem, English)
- "The Stranger" (poem, English)
- "Niflhelm" (poem, English)
- "Queen of the Black Coast" (verse heading, English)
- "White Thunder" (poem, English)
- "A Dungeon Opens" (poem, English)
- "Musings" (1, poem, English)
- "The Return of Sir Richard Grenville" (poem, English)
- "Black Chant Imperial" (poem, English)
- "The Skull in the Clouds" (poem, English)
- "The Road to Hell" (poem, English)
- "The Bride of Cuchulain" (poem, English)
- "The One Black Stain" (poem, English)
- "Cimmeria" (poem, English)
- "A Song Out of Midian" (poem, English)
- "Always Comes Evening" (poem, English)
- "A Song of the Race" (poem, English)
- "Recompense" (poem, English)
- "The Rhyme of the Three Slavers" (poem, English)
- "A Hairy Chested Idealist Sings" (poem, English)
- "Moon Mockery" (poem, English)
- "The Tempter" (poem, English)
- "The Ghost Ocean" (poem, English)
- "Where Are Your Knights, Donn Othna?" (poem, English)
- "Moonlight on a Skull" (poem, English)
- "Shadows" (2, poem, English)
- "Invectlve" (poem, English)
- "Die Männer, die mit Satan gehn" ("The Men That Walked With Satan") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Falumes Ritt" ("The Ride of Falume") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Zukalas Fluch" ("Zukala’s Hour") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Kerzen" ("Candles") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Der Fremde" ("The Stranger") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Niflheim" ("Niflheim") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Königin der Schwarzen Kiiste" ("Queen of the Black Coast") (verse heading) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Donnernde Gischt" ("White Thunder") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Auf gehn die Kerkertore" ("A Dungeon Opens") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Sir Richard Grenvilles Rückkehr" ("The Return of Sir Richard Grenville") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Schwarzer Nacht Triumphgesang" ("Black Chant Imperial") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Cuchulains Braut" ("The Bride of Cuchulain") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Der eine schwarze Fleck" ("The One Black Stain") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Ein Lied fern von Midian" ("A Song Out of Midian") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Immer kommt der Abend" ("Always Comes Evening") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Des Tr ä umers Lohn" ("Recompense") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Die drei Sklavenhändler" ("The Rhyme of the Three Slavers") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Ein brustbehaarter Idealist singt" ("A Hairy Chested Idealist Sings") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Mondgespött" ("Moon Mockery") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Der Versucher" ("The Tempter") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Der Geisterozean" ("The Ghost Ocean") (poem) Verse translated by Bemd Karwath
- "Zukalas Stunde" ("Zukala’s Hour") (poem) Translated by Eva Eppers
- "Die Strasse zur Hölle" ("The Road to Hell") (poem) Translated by Eva Eppers
- "Zwei Tore" ("The Twin Gates") (poem) Translated by Eva Eppers
- "Fluch" ("Invective") (poem) Translated by Eva Eppers
- "Gedanken" ("Musings") (poem) Translated by Carsten Göldner
- "Sir Richard Grenville kehrt zurück" ("The Return of Sir Richard Grenville") (poem) Translated by Helmut Pesch
- "Des Träumers Lohn" ("Recompense") (poem) Translated by Helmut Pesch
- "Sing mir ein Lied der Rasse" ("A Song of the Race") (poem) Translated by Gottfried Mayrock
- "Mondlicht auf einem Totenschädel" ("Moonlight on a Skull") (poem) Translated by Gottfried Mayrock
- "Always Comes Evening" (poem, lines 11-12)
- "Ohne Titel" ("The Phoenix on the Sword") (verse heading)
- "Wo sind Deine Recken, Donn Othna?" ("Where Are Your Knights, Donn Othna?") (poem) Translated by Hubert Strassl
- "Der Versucher" ("The Tempter") (poem) Translated by Eva Eppers & Franz Schröpf
- "Der Geisterozean" ("The Ghost Ocean") (poem) Translated by Franz Schröpf
- "Wo ist Dein Heer, Dunn Othna?" ("Where Are Your Knights, Donn Othna?") (poem) Translated by Franz Schröpf
- "Schatten" ("Shadows") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath & H. Grünberger
- "Fluch" ("Invective") (poem) Translated by H. Grünberger
- "Ein Träumer aus Texas" by Bernd Karwath (article)
- "Die Trommeln der Pikten" ("The Drums of Pictdom") (poem) Translated by Eduard Lukschandl
- "Fragment" (poem, lines 1-28, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "The Heart of the Sea's Desire" (poem, lines 1-12, 17-24, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Ohne Titel" [Untitled ("You have built a world of paper and wood")] (poem, lines 1-4) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Crete" (poem, lines 1-4, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Solomon Kane's Homecoming" (1, poem, lines 17-20, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Slumber" (poem, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Hope Empty of Meaning" (poem, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Cimmeria" (poem, lines 26-31, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Lines Written in the Realization That I Must Die" (poem, lines 5-8, 13-16, 21-24, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "All fled, all done . . ." (poem, English) Taken from the poem "The House of Caesar" by Viola Garvin. Translated by Bernd Karwath
- "Adventure" (1, poem, lines 1-5, 13-14) Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to Novalyne Price, July 8, 1935 "Thank you for your invitation to call . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
- Letter to P. Schuyler Miller, March 10, 1936 "I feel indeed honored that you and Dr. Clark . . . " Translated by Bernd Karwath
Contributors
- Hugh Walker
- Foreword author
- Hubert Strassl
- Translator
- Helmut Pesch
- Essayist, Translator
- Gottfried Mayrock
- Translator
- Thomas Kovacs
- Translator, Cover artist, Illustrator
- Ludwig Rief
- Translator
- Johanna Nilsson
- Translator
- Bernd Karwath
- Translator, Essayist
- Fred Blosser
- Essayist
- Eva Eppers
- Translator
- Bemd Karwath
- Translator
- Carsten Göldner
- Translator
- Franz Schröpf
- Translator
- H. Grünberger
- Translator
- Eduard Lukschandl
- Translator
- Pierangelo Boog
- Illustrator
- Volker Diefenbach
- Illustrator
- Dirk Geiling
- Illustrator
- Bernd Haban
- Illustrator
- Wolfgang Heuwagen
- Illustrator
- Christian Holl
- Illustrator
- Thomas Lamm
- Illustrator
- Udo Linke
- Illustrator
- Rainer Mekelburg
- Illustrator
- Bernd Pecher
- Illustrator
- Johann Peterka
- Illustrator
- Bodo Schäfer
- Illustrator
- Malte Schulz-Sembten
- Illustrator
- Hubert Schweizer
- Illustrator
- Stefan Somogyfoki
- Illustrator
- H. J. Wallhäuser
- Illustrator
- Peter Warmke
- Illustrator
- Hans Wegener
- Illustrator
- Michael Wittmann
- Illustrator
- Ralf Wolf
- Illustrator
Bibliographic and editorial layers
Bibliographic source layer
- Title
- Fantasia #30/31 Ein Träumer aus Texas: Leben u. Werk Robert E. Howards (A Dreamer from Texas: Life and Works of Robert E. Howard)
- Publisher
- Erster Deutscher Fantasy Club
- Date
- March 1987
- Source file
- Fantasia30-31-Ein_Traumer_aus_Texas-Erster_Deutscher_Fantasy_Club.html
REH World editorial layer
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