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The Howard Collector 13

Glenn Lord

Publication type

Publication date: Autumn 1970

Introduction

Glenn Lord published some REH collections on his own, such as the periodical The Howard Collector #1–19. In The Howard Collector, from 1961 to 1973, Lord featured previously unpublished (or very rare) pieces by Howard, letters by REH and those who knew him, indices of poems and stories, reprints of articles related to Howard, and news about upcoming publications and other events.

This is the number 13 from autumn 1970.

Notes

Edited by Glenn Lord.
Stapled, wraps.
Limited to somewhere between 300-500 copies.
The letter to Harold Preece, postmarked 24 November 1930 only includes the last paragraph of a 5-paragraph letter.
The letter to Wilfred B. Talman is noted as “ca. 1931,” but is actually ca. July 1932.

Edition and production details

Language
English
Edition
1st
Edition format
Periodical (5.5 x 9, saddle stapled)
Publication date
Autumn 1970
Pages
40
Publisher / imprint
Glenn Lord
Cover art
None
Illustrations
None

3 linked Howard works

2 Howard works in this publication

25 contents entries

  1. "The Heathen"
  2. Editorial Notes (The Howard Collector V3n1, Autumn 1970) • essay by Glenn Lord 2 · editorial
  3. "The Song of Horsa’s Galley" (poem)
  4. The Heathen • short story by Robert E. Howard 5 · story
  5. Letter to Harold Preece, ca. December 1928 "You’re right; women are great actors."
  6. Letter: Dr. I. M. Howard to H. P. Lovecraft, June 29, 1936 • essay by Dr. I. M. Howard 9 · essay
  7. Letter to Harold Preece, postmarked 24 November 1930 "I hope you’ll pardon my negligence …"
  8. Letter: H. P. Lovecraft to E. Hoffmann Price, July 5, 1936 • essay by H. P. Lovecraft 14 · essay
  9. Letter to Wilfred Blanch Talman, ca. July 1932 "Thanks very much for 'De Halve Maen."
  10. The Song of Horsa's Galley • poem by Robert E. Howard 21 · poem
  11. "A Moment" (poem)
  12. Howard's Cannibalizing • essay by Fred Blosser 22 · essay
  13. Non-REH Content
  14. Letter: Robert E. Howard to Harold Preece, no date ("Salaam, / You're right, women are great actors...") • [Letters to Harold Preece] • essay by Robert E. Howard (variant of Letter to Harold Preece, no date ("Salaam: / You're right; women are great actors...") 1976) 29 · essay
  15. "Editorial Notes" by Glenn Lord
  16. Letter: Robert E. Howard to Harold Preece, postmarked November 24, 1930 ("I hope you'll pardon my...") • [Letters to Harold Preece] • essay by Robert E. Howard (variant of Letter to Harold Preece, postmarked November 24, 1930 ("I hope you'll pardon my negligence in...")) 32 · essay
  17. Letter: Dr. I. M. Howard to H.P. Lovecraft, 29 June 1936
  18. Letter: Robert E. Howard to Wilfred B. Talman, circa 1931 ("Dear Mr. Talman: / Thanks very much for...") • essay by Robert E. Howard (variant of Letter to William Blanch Talman, circa September 1931 ("Dear Mr. Talman: / Thank you very much for the letter...") 1975) 34 · essay
  19. Letter: H. P. Lovecraft to E. Hoffmann Price, 5 July 1936
  20. A Moment • poem by Robert E. Howard 36 · poem
  21. "Howard’s Cannibalizing" by Fred Blosser
  22. A Man in the Crowd • poem by Richard L. Tierney 37 · poem
  23. "A Man in the Crowd" by Richard L. Tierney (poem)
  24. Review: King Kull by Lin Carter and Robert E. Howard • review by Fred Blosser 38 · review
  25. "Review: King Kull" by Fred Blosser

Contributors

Fred Blosser
Essayist

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Bibliographic and editorial layers

Bibliographic source layer

Title
The Howard Collector #13 (Volume 3 Number 1)
Publisher
Glenn Lord
Date
Autumn 1970
Source file
howardcollector13.html

REH World editorial layer

Title
The Howard Collector 13
Publisher
Glenn Lord
Date
Autumn 1970
Source provenance

This record combines the preserved source bibliography with a reviewed REH World editorial overlay. Editorial values are displayed when present; the imported bibliography remains the source fallback.