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The Clontarf Cycle

Robert Derie

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Publication date: June 2026

Edition and production details

Language
English
Edition
1st
Edition format
Paperback (6 x 9 inches)
Publication date
June 2026
Identifiers
None
Pages
410 (including front and back covers)
Cover art
Illustration taken from public domain works published before 1900.
Illustrations
Illustrations taken from public domain works published before 1900.
Related editions
None

6 linked Howard works

29 contents entries

  1. Stories & Poems
  2. " Song Before Clontarf " (poem)
  3. " The Dark Man "
  4. " Spears of Clontarf "
  5. " The Grey God Passes "
  6. " The Cairn on the Headland "
  7. " Black Harps in the Hills " (poem)
  8. Drafts & Fragments
  9. " Spears of Clontarf " ( Earliest Known Draft)
  10. " The Grey God Passes " (Draft A)
  11. " The Grey God Passes " (Draft B)
  12. " The Grey God Passes " (fragment)
  13. " The Cairn on the Headland " (Draft A)
  14. Untitled ("Thomas Fitzgerald, Shane O'Neill") (poem)
  15. Other Contents
  16. " The Field Beneath " by Scott Oden
  17. Introduction
  18. Gray vs. Grey, Ax vs. Axe
  19. Celts, Gaels, & Irish
  20. Glossary
  21. Essays
  22. "Conan, Crom, and Clontarf "
  23. " Robert E. Howard’s Clontarf: Christian vs. Pagan "
  24. " The Last Celt " by Harold Preece
  25. " The Last Celt—An Epilogue " by Harold Preece
  26. Appendices
  27. Excerpt from "A Short History of Gaelic Ireland (1924)" by P. W. Joyce
  28. Excerpts from "The Story of Burnt Njal (1861)" translated into English by Sir George Webb Dasent
  29. Broder vs. Brodir

Contributors

P. W. Joyce
Essayist

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Title
The Clontarf Cycle
Publisher
Robert Derie
Date
June 2026
Source file
Clontarf_Cycle-RobertDerie.html

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