The Spirit of Tom Molyneaux. There exists two typescripts for this story. The first corresponds to the final version submitted to FIGHT STORIES and ARGOSY. It is written in the third person and the ghostly elements are less marked.
The second typescript is written in the first person and the supernatural element is more pronounced. Howard used the name John Taverel for this story. Alternate title: The Spirit of Tom Molyneaux.
“The Spirit of Brian Boru” is a tale of heritage, courage, and unexpected triumph in the boxing ring, with a mystical touch that blends history with the present. 1400 words.
“Sons of Hate” by Robert E. Howard follows detectives Butch Gorman and Brent Kirby as they navigate a complex case involving their client, Colonel John A. Pembroke. Amidst threats and mysterious attacks, they uncover a twisted plot involving an ancient Egyptian relic, buried secrets, and a deadly vendetta that threatens to consume all involved.
“Sluggers of the Beach” is a high-octane tale featuring Sailor Steve Costigan and a cast of colorful characters embroiled in a quest for a hidden treasure. The story is marked by a mix of action, humor, and a twist that upends expectations. It was originally published in the August 1934 issue of Jack Dempsey’s Fight Magazine. The story was sold for $35.00.
The Slugger’s Game is a Sailor Steve Costigan short story by Robert E. Howard. It was originally published in the May 1934 issue of Jack Dempsey’s Fight Magazine.
Synopsis of The Silver Heel. Featuring Steve Harrison.
The Silver Heel. Featuring Steve Harrison.
The Sign of the Snake. Featuring Steve Costigan. First published in Action Stories, volume 10, number 10 June 1931.
A draft of Ship in Mutiny. The story was never published when Howard lived.
Ship in Mutiny. Never published when Howard lived.
