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Spears of Clontarf - Early Draft

REH Foundation Press

Material type

Publication date: April 2014

Introduction

Published by the REH Foundation Press to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of the Battle of Clontarf. Facsimile copies. The letter to Harry Bates was written sometime in 1931, and sent as a cover for Howard's submission of SPEARS OF CLONTARF to Soldier of Fortune magazine. This is the earliest known draft.

Notes

 not credited.
Published to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of the Battle of Clontarf.
All Howard materials are facsimile copies.

Edition and production details

Format
Trade Paperback (8.5 x 11 inches, perfect bound)
Publication date
April 2014
Pages
36
Publisher / imprint
REH Foundation Press
Cover art
John Watkiss
Illustrations
None

1 linked Howard work

6 contents entries

  1. Letter to Harry Bates June 1, 1931, "You may, or you may not …"
  2. Introduction (Spears of Clontarf: Early Draft) • essay by Rusty Burke 1 · introduction
  3. "Introduction" by Rusty Burke
  4. [2] • Letter to Harry Bates, undated • essay by Robert E. Howard essay
  5. "Spears of Clontarf" (Typescript, earliest known draft, 31 pages)
  6. Spears of Clontarf—Early Draft • novelette by Robert E. Howard 3 · novelette

Contributors

John Watkiss
Cover artist

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Bibliographic and editorial layers

Howard Works source layer

Title
Spears of Clontarf - Early Draft
Publisher
REH Foundation Press
Date
April 2014
Source file
spearsofclontarf-earlydraft.html

REH World editorial layer

Title
Spears of Clontarf - Early Draft
Publisher
REH Foundation Press
Date
April 2014
Source provenance

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