Volk der Finsternis

Edition and production details

Language

German

17 linked Howard works

• Dig Me No Grave story Howard writing Publications
• Moon of Zambebwei story Howard writing Publications
• Out of the Deep story Howard writing Publications
• People of the Dark story Howard writing Publications
• Sea Curse story Howard writing Publications
• Spear and Fang story Howard writing Publications
• The Black Bear Bites story Howard writing Publications
• The Cobra in the Dream story Howard writing Publications
• The Dream Snake story Howard writing Publications
• The Fire of Asshurbanipal (1) story Howard writing Publications
• The Grisly Horror story Howard writing Publications
• The Hoofed Thing story Howard writing Publications
• The Horror from the Mound story Howard writing Publications
• The Hyena story Howard writing Publications
• The Little People story Howard writing Publications
• The Shadow of the Beast story Howard writing Publications
• Wolfshead story Howard writing Publications

19 contents entries

1. "Volk der Finsternis" ("People of the Dark")
2. "Schaufelt mir kein Grab " ("Dig Me No Grave")
3. "Wolfsgesicht " ("Wolfshead")
4. "Das Feuer von Asshurbanipal " ("The Fire of Asshurbanipal" [1])
5. "Der Schatten der Bestie " ("The Shadow of the Beast")
6. "Die Kobra aus dem Traum " ("The Cobra in the Dream")
7. "Die Hyäne " ("The Hyena")
8. "Das kleine Volk " ("The Little People")
9. "Der Fluch des Meeres " ("Sea Curse")
10. "Aus der Tiefe " ("Out of the Deep")
11. "Speer und Reißzähne " ("Spear and Fang")
12. "Die Traumschlange " ("The Dream Snake")
13. "Die Kreatur mit den Hufen " ("The Hoofed Thing")
14. "Der Schwarze Bär schlägt zu " ("The Black Bear Bites")
15. "Das Grauen aus dem Hügelgrab " ("The Horror from the Mound")
16. "Der Mond von Zambebwei " ("The Moon of Zambebwei")
17. To Farnsworth Wright, ca. June 1930 "I have long looked forward to reading . . ."
18. Letter from H. P. Lovecraft to Robert E. Howard, July 20, 1930 "One of the best check-ups for legendry is archaeology - the intelligent examination and correlation . . ."
19. To H. P. Lovecraft, ca. July 1, 1930, "I am indeed highly honored to have received a personal letter . . ."