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Fight Stories - November 1930

Fight Stories, Inc. (Fiction House)

Publication type
Contains

Publication date: November 1930

Introduction

Fight Stories - November 1930. Volume 3, Number 6. Howard's CHAMP OF THE FORECASTLE, featuring Steve Costigan. Published later under the pseudonym Mark Adams in Fight Stories volume 5, number 8.

Edition and production details

Language
English
Edition format
Periodical (Pulp Magazine)
Publication date
November 1930
Pages
128
Publisher / imprint
Fight Stories, Inc. (Fiction House)
Cover art
Allan Thomas
Illustrations
Allan Thomas
Media details
None

1 linked Howard work

13 contents entries

  1. "Champ of the Forecastle"
  2. "Champ of the Forecastle" by Robert E. Howard
  3. Non-REH Content
  4. "The Fighting Edge" by Bill Cook
  5. "Quitting Cold" by I. J. Shulsinger
  6. "The Wild Bull of the Pampas" [Part 1 of 2] by Jack Kofoed (True story)
  7. "Famous Fights I Have Seen" by Old Timer (Column)
  8. "Carpentier—Flame of France" [Part 2 of 2] by Jack Kofoed (Article)
  9. " I Fought ’Em All! " [Part 2 of 2] by Tom Lewis & Joe Choynski (True story)
  10. "Through the Ropes" by Hype Igoe (Column)
  11. "Keeping Fit" by Jimmy De Forest (Column)
  12. "From the Ringside" by Bill Cook (Column)
  13. "The Neutral Corner " (Letter column)

Contributors

Jack Kofoed
Essayist
Allan Thomas
Cover artist, Illustrator

Characters / Featuring

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Bibliographic and editorial layers

Bibliographic source layer

Title
Fight Stories Volume 3 Number 6
Publisher
Fight Stories, Inc. (Fiction House)
Date
November 1930
Source file
fightstories-v3n6-November1930-fictionhouse.html

REH World editorial layer

Title
Fight Stories - November 1930
Publisher
Fight Stories, Inc. (Fiction House)
Date
November 1930
Source provenance

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