Periodical
Oriental Stories Volume 1 number 3
Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Material type
Publication categories
Publication date: February/March 1931
Introduction
Contains RED BLADES OF BLACK CATHAY which Howard wrote together with Tevis Clyde Smith. Illustrated by Joseph Doolin.
Notes
Edited by Farnsworth Wright
"Red Blades of Black Cathay" is illustrated by Joseph Doolin
Edition and production details
- Format
- Periodical (Pulp Magazine)
- Publication date
- February/March 1931
- Pages
- 148
- Publisher / imprint
- Popular Fiction Publishing Company
- Cover art
- Donald von Gelb
- Illustrations
- Joseph Doolin
- Media details
- Adventure House (April 2021), Fiction House Press (February 2021), Girasol Collectables (March 2005)
1 linked Howard work
41 contents entries
- "Red Blades of Black Cathay" by Tevis Clyde Smith and Robert E. Howard
- Letter (Oriental Stories, February-March 1931) • essay by S. B. H. Hurst 292 · essay
- Non-REH Content
- The Souk (Oriental Stories, February-March 1931) • essay by uncredited 292 · essay
- The Souk (Letter column)
- Red Blades of Black Cathay • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 294 · artwork
- "The Rajah's Grandfather" by Frank Belknap long Jr.
- Red Blades of Black Cathay • non-genre • novelette by Robert E. Howard and Tevis Clyde Smith 294 · novelette
- "William" by S. B. H. Hurst
- The Rajah's Grandmother • short story by Frank Belknap Long [as by Frank Belknap Long, Jr.] 314 · story
- "The Dragoman's Revenge" by Otis Adelbert Kline
- William • novelette by S. B. H. Hurst 320 · novelette
- "The Kalgan Road" by William Dougherty
- William • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 321 · artwork
- "Rondeau Orientale" by Alice I'Anson (poem)
- The Dragoman's Revenge • non-genre • [Hamed the Atar] • short story by Otis Adelbert Kline 334 · story
- "The Secret Trail" by G. G. Pendarves
- The Dragoman's Revenge • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 335 · artwork
- "The Merchant of Basta" by Dudley Hoys
- The Kalgan Road • short story by William Doughty 344 · story
- "Scoundrels by Night" by Richard Kent
- The Kalgan Road • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 345 · artwork
- "The Giant" by Hung Long Tom (poem)
- Rondeau Orientale • poem by Alice I'Anson 357 · poem
- "The Slave of Justice" by E. Hoffmann Price
- The Secret Trail • novelette by G. G. Pendarves 358 · novelette
- "Della Wu, Chinese Courtezan" by Frank Owen
- The Scarlet Trail • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 359 · artwork
- "For the Sake of Enlightenment" by Coutts Brisbane
- The Merchant of Basra • short story by Dudley Hoys 377 · story
- The Merchant of Basra • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 377 · artwork
- Scoundrels by Night • novelette by Frank Owen [as by Richard Kent] 384 · novelette
- Scoundrels by Night • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 385 · artwork
- The Giant • poem by Frank Owen [as by Hung Long Tom] 408 · poem
- The Slave of Justice • [Ismeddin] • short story by E. Hoffmann Price 409 · story
- Della Wu, Chinese Courtezan • short story by Frank Owen 414 · story
- Della Wu, Chinese Courtezan • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 415 · artwork
- For the Sake of Enlightenment • short story by Coutts Brisbane 424 · story
- Letter (Oriental Stories, February-March 1931) • essay by N. J. O'Neail 429 · essay
- Letter (Oriental Stories, Feruary-March 1931) • essay by Nat Schachner [as by Nathan Schachner] 429 · essay
- Letter (Oriental Stories, February-March 1931) • essay by Alice I'Anson 430 · essay
Contributors
- Donald von Gelb
- Cover artist
- Joseph Doolin
- Illustrator
Characters / Featuring
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Bibliographic and editorial layers
Howard Works source layer
- Title
- Oriental Stories Volume 1 Number 3
- Publisher
- Popular Fiction Publishing Company
- Date
- February/March 1931
- Source file
- orientalstoriesv1n3-popularfictionpub.html
REH World editorial layer
- Title
- Oriental Stories Volume 1 number 3
- Publisher
- Popular Fiction Publishing Company
- Date
- February/March 1931