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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)

Erster Deutscher Fantasy Club

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

122 contents entries

  1. "Einführung" by Hugh Walker (foreword)
  2. "Always Comes Evening" (poem, lines 11-12) Translated by Hubert Strassl
  3. "Der Mann, der Conan war" by Helmut Pesch (article)
  4. "Recompense" ( poem, lines 1-4, 15-16, 23-24) Translated by Helmut Pesch
  5. "Lines Written in the Realization That I Must Die" ( poem, lines 21-24) Translated by Helmut Pesch
  6. "Black Chant Imperial" (poem, lines 6-9, 17-20) Translated by Helmut Pesch
  7. "Volk aus dem Schatten" ("Men of the Shadows") (poem, German & English) Translated by Hubert Strassl
  8. "Rune" (poem, German & English) Translated by Gottfried Mayrock
  9. "Schwärmerei eines Schwachsinnigen" ("Musings of a Moron") Translated by Thomas Kovacs
  10. "Solomon Kanes Heimkehr" ("Solomon Kane's Homecoming") (1, poem, German & English) Translated by Ludwig Rief
  11. Letter to P. Schuyler Miller, March 10, 1936 "I feel indeed honored that you and Dr. Clark . . . " Translated by Johanna Nilsson
  12. Letter to Farnsworth Wright, 1931 "In your last letter you asked me to give you . . ." Translated by Johanna Nilsson
  13. Letter to Clark Ashton Smith, ca. March 1934 "I am sorry to hear you have been indisposed . . ." Translated by Johanna Nilsson
  14. Letter to Harold Preece, September 5, 1928 "Yes, I like the idea of Eldorado . . ." Translated by Johanna Nilsson
  15. Letter to Harold Preece, January 4, 1930 " Yes, we fade from youth swiftly. " Translated by Johanna Nilsson
  16. Letter to Farnsworth Wright, May 6, 1935 "I always hate to write a letter like this . . ." Translated by Johanna Nilsson
  17. Letter to E. Hoffmann Price, February 15, 1936 "I have eventually found time to answer your cards." Translated by Johanna Nilsson
  18. Letter to Harold Preece, ca. August 1928 "Glad you enjoyed our reunion at Fort Worth." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  19. Letter to Harold Preece, October 20, 1928 "Your stationery is alright." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  20. Letter to Harold Preece, November 24, 1930 "I hope you’ll pardon my negligence . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  21. "Der Geist von Camp Colorado" ("The Ghost of Camp Colorado") Translated by Bernd Karwath
  22. Letter to Harold Preece, ca. December 1928 "You’re right; women are great actors." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  23. Letter to Harold Preece, ca. October or November 1930 "Well, Harold, I’m sorry to hear your nose . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  24. Letter to W. B. Talman, ca. February 1931 "I can hardly find words to express . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  25. Letter to W. B. Talman, ca. April 1931 "I’m glad you liked Kings of the Night ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  26. Letter to W. B. Talman, ca. September 1931 "Thank you very much for the letter you wrote . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  27. Letter to W. B. Talman, ca. March 1932 "I’ve finally gotten around to answering . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  28. Letter to W. B. Talman, ca. July 1932 "Thanks very much for De Halve Maen ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  29. Letter to H. P. Lovecraft, August 1933 "I am sending on to you the enclosed manuscript . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  30. Letter to R. H. Barlow, June 1, 1934 "Concerning the illustrations you . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  31. Letter to R. H. Barlow, June 14, 1934 "If I ever decide to dispose . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  32. Letter to August Derleth, ca. July 1933 "Thanks immensely for the opportunity of reading . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  33. Letter to Clark Ashton Smith, July 23, 1935 "I’m ashamed of my long delay in answering . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  34. Letter to August Derleth, May 9, 1936 "I am indeed sorry to learn of the deaths . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  35. "Der Barde aus dem Schatten" ("The Bard from the Shadows") by Fred Blosser (article)
  36. "The Song of the Bats" (poem, lines 1-6, German & English ) Translator unknown
  37. "Zukala's Hour" (poem, lines 37-40, German & English ) Translated by Eva Eppers
  38. "Which Will Be Scarcely Understood" (poem, English)
  39. "Fantasy" (" Which Will Be Scarcely Understood ") (poem, lines 1-2, 42-45, German) Translated by Gottfried Mayrock
  40. "The Men That Walk With Satan" (poem, English)
  41. "The Ride of Falume" (poem, English)
  42. "Zukala’s Hour" (poem, English)
  43. "Candles" (poem, English)
  44. "The Stranger" (poem, English)
  45. "Niflhelm" (poem, English)
  46. "Queen of the Black Coast" (verse heading, English)
  47. "White Thunder" (poem, English)
  48. "A Dungeon Opens" (poem, English)
  49. "Musings" (1, poem, English)
  50. "The Return of Sir Richard Grenville" (poem, English)
  51. "Black Chant Imperial" (poem, English)
  52. "The Skull in the Clouds" (poem, English)
  53. "The Road to Hell" (poem, English)
  54. "The Bride of Cuchulain" (poem, English)
  55. "The One Black Stain" (poem, English)
  56. "Cimmeria" (poem, English)
  57. "A Song Out of Midian" (poem, English)
  58. "Always Comes Evening" (poem, English)
  59. "A Song of the Race" (poem, English)
  60. "Recompense" (poem, English)
  61. "The Rhyme of the Three Slavers" (poem, English)
  62. "A Hairy Chested Idealist Sings" (poem, English)
  63. "Moon Mockery" (poem, English)
  64. "The Tempter" (poem, English)
  65. "The Ghost Ocean" (poem, English)
  66. "Where Are Your Knights, Donn Othna?" (poem, English)
  67. "Moonlight on a Skull" (poem, English)
  68. "Shadows" (2, poem, English)
  69. "Invectlve" (poem, English)
  70. "Die Männer, die mit Satan gehn" ("The Men That Walked With Satan") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  71. "Falumes Ritt" ("The Ride of Falume") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  72. "Zukalas Fluch" ("Zukala’s Hour") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  73. "Kerzen" ("Candles") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  74. "Der Fremde" ("The Stranger") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  75. "Niflheim" ("Niflheim") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  76. "Königin der Schwarzen Kiiste" ("Queen of the Black Coast") (verse heading) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  77. "Donnernde Gischt" ("White Thunder") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  78. "Auf gehn die Kerkertore" ("A Dungeon Opens") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  79. "Sir Richard Grenvilles Rückkehr" ("The Return of Sir Richard Grenville") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  80. "Schwarzer Nacht Triumphgesang" ("Black Chant Imperial") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  81. "Cuchulains Braut" ("The Bride of Cuchulain") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  82. "Der eine schwarze Fleck" ("The One Black Stain") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  83. "Ein Lied fern von Midian" ("A Song Out of Midian") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  84. "Immer kommt der Abend" ("Always Comes Evening") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  85. "Des Tr ä umers Lohn" ("Recompense") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  86. "Die drei Sklavenhändler" ("The Rhyme of the Three Slavers") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  87. "Ein brustbehaarter Idealist singt" ("A Hairy Chested Idealist Sings") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  88. "Mondgespött" ("Moon Mockery") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  89. "Der Versucher" ("The Tempter") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  90. "Der Geisterozean" ("The Ghost Ocean") (poem) Verse translated by Bemd Karwath
  91. "Zukalas Stunde" ("Zukala’s Hour") (poem) Translated by Eva Eppers
  92. "Die Strasse zur Hölle" ("The Road to Hell") (poem) Translated by Eva Eppers
  93. "Zwei Tore" ("The Twin Gates") (poem) Translated by Eva Eppers
  94. "Fluch" ("Invective") (poem) Translated by Eva Eppers
  95. "Gedanken" ("Musings") (poem) Translated by Carsten Göldner
  96. "Sir Richard Grenville kehrt zurück" ("The Return of Sir Richard Grenville") (poem) Translated by Helmut Pesch
  97. "Des Träumers Lohn" ("Recompense") (poem) Translated by Helmut Pesch
  98. "Sing mir ein Lied der Rasse" ("A Song of the Race") (poem) Translated by Gottfried Mayrock
  99. "Mondlicht auf einem Totenschädel" ("Moonlight on a Skull") (poem) Translated by Gottfried Mayrock
  100. "Always Comes Evening" (poem, lines 11-12)
  101. "Ohne Titel" ("The Phoenix on the Sword") (verse heading)
  102. "Wo sind Deine Recken, Donn Othna?" ("Where Are Your Knights, Donn Othna?") (poem) Translated by Hubert Strassl
  103. "Der Versucher" ("The Tempter") (poem) Translated by Eva Eppers & Franz Schröpf
  104. "Der Geisterozean" ("The Ghost Ocean") (poem) Translated by Franz Schröpf
  105. "Wo ist Dein Heer, Dunn Othna?" ("Where Are Your Knights, Donn Othna?") (poem) Translated by Franz Schröpf
  106. "Schatten" ("Shadows") (poem) Translated by Bernd Karwath & H. Grünberger
  107. "Fluch" ("Invective") (poem) Translated by H. Grünberger
  108. "Ein Träumer aus Texas" by Bernd Karwath (article)
  109. "Die Trommeln der Pikten" ("The Drums of Pictdom") (poem) Translated by Eduard Lukschandl
  110. "Fragment" (poem, lines 1-28, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  111. "The Heart of the Sea's Desire" (poem, lines 1-12, 17-24, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  112. "Ohne Titel" [Untitled ("You have built a world of paper and wood")] (poem, lines 1-4) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  113. "Crete" (poem, lines 1-4, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  114. "Solomon Kane's Homecoming" (1, poem, lines 17-20, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  115. "Slumber" (poem, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  116. "Hope Empty of Meaning" (poem, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  117. "Cimmeria" (poem, lines 26-31, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  118. "Lines Written in the Realization That I Must Die" (poem, lines 5-8, 13-16, 21-24, English) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  119. "All fled, all done . . ." (poem, English) Taken from the poem "The House of Caesar" by Viola Garvin. Translated by Bernd Karwath
  120. "Adventure" (1, poem, lines 1-5, 13-14) Translated by Bernd Karwath
  121. Letter to Novalyne Price, July 8, 1935 "Thank you for your invitation to call . . ." Translated by Bernd Karwath
  122. 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
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
Franz Schröpf
Translator
H. Grünberger
Translator
Pierangelo Boog
Illustrator
Dirk Geiling
Illustrator
Bernd Haban
Illustrator
Christian Holl
Illustrator
Thomas Lamm
Illustrator
Udo Linke
Illustrator
Rainer Mekelburg
Illustrator
Bernd Pecher
Illustrator
Johann Peterka
Illustrator
Bodo Schäfer
Illustrator
Hubert Schweizer
Illustrator
Peter Warmke
Illustrator
Hans Wegener
Illustrator
Michael Wittmann
Illustrator
Ralf Wolf
Illustrator

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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
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