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Chapbook

The Barbarian Scroll #13

Conquest Press

Publication type

Publication date: June 18, 1990

Edition and production details

Language
English
Edition format
Chapbook
Publication date
June 18, 1990
Identifiers
None
Pages
56 pages (saddle stapled, digest size)
Cover art
Ron Wilber
Illustrations
William Stout, Roy G. Krenkel, David Lind, Jerry Collins, Frank Thorne, Kurt Wilcken, Adrian Kleinbergen, Kevin Duncan, Ernie Chan, Susan Dorne
Related editions
None

16 contents entries

  1. Contents about REH
  2. " . . . A Verye Dangerous Fight : Solomon Kane and the Art of the Knife" by Fred Blosser
  3. "Watch Out for Swordsman, He Said Sharply" by Fred Blosser and Jim Neal
  4. Non-REH Contents
  5. "First Kill" by Stuart McLean (poem)
  6. Tavern Talk (letter column)
  7. "'Lady Godiva' rides again to protest tax hike" - (newspaper article facsimile)
  8. "Interview with William Stout " by anonymous
  9. "Interview with John Jakes " by anonymous
  10. "Big Arnie kicks back" (newspaper article facsimile)
  11. "Night of the Thousand-Fanged" by Jim Neal (poem)
  12. "The Barbarian" by Poul Anderson
  13. "Hyborian Limmericks" by Jim Neal
  14. "Loot and Plunder" by anonymous (article about collectibles)
  15. "Conan Crossword #2" by Marty Ward
  16. "Red Sonja" by David C. Smith ( (Part 6, serialization of the screenplay)

Contributors

Ron Wilber
Cover artist
William Stout
Illustrator
Roy G. Krenkel
Illustrator
David Lind
Illustrator
Jerry Collins
Illustrator
Frank Thorne
Illustrator
Kurt Wilcken
Illustrator
Kevin Duncan
Illustrator
Ernie Chan
Illustrator
Susan Dorne
Illustrator

Bibliographic and editorial layers

Bibliographic source layer

Title
The Barbarian Scroll #13
Publisher
Conquest Press
Date
June 18, 1990
Source file
barbarianscroll13.html

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Source provenance

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