46 Letters
Letterca. December (15?)1 1932

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI had intended answering your letter some time ago, but have been extremely busy. I have followed your work in Weird Tales for several years, with great interest, and have…1 textual state5 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. December (29?)1 1932

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI read your recent letter with the greatest interest. I did not know that Wright was suffering from the disease you mentioned, and am extremely sorry to hear it. I…1 textual state8 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. January 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI was much interested in your accounts of the history of your native state, and of the Indians inhabiting it. The Sacs seem to have been a well developed race,…1 textual state9 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. February 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardAfter so long a time, I’m getting around to answer your very interesting letter, and to thank you again for the book. I found it most fascinating, and am rather…1 textual state2 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. March 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI should have told you that I meant you to keep the copy of Frontier’s Generation. I have several other copies. If you like it, you are more than welcome…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterMar. 13, 1933

To Robert E. Howard

From August Derleth1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. May 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardAs a starter, I must apologize for having taken so long in answering your last letter. One thing and another seemed to interfere, the main thing being that I have…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterJuly 3, 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardPlease accept my belated thanks for the picture. I don’t think it looks “rather effete” as you said. It shows you to be a big strong young fellow, and the…1 textual state2 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. after July 9, 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardThanks immensely for the opportunity of reading “Five Alone”. It is magnificent; real power, there. I was gripped by it. It really got under my hide as few stories can…1 textual state1 indexed entity1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. August 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardYes, I certainly did enjoy “Five Alone” and am not at all surprized that it received recognition from O’Brien and others. I look forward to reading Place of Hawks and…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterSeptember 4, 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardGlad you liked the rhyme I sent you. I found your poems, as always, delightful. I don’t know which I like best. Each has poignant charm of its own, and…1 textual state4 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. October 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardThanks very much for the opportunity of reading “One Against the Dead”, which I enjoyed greatly. Like most of your work it has an intense feeling of reality — as…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. October 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardBy all means use the hawk incident if you wish, niggers and all. Far from having any objections, I’d feel sincerely honored. I wish you the best of luck with…1 textual state1 indexed entity1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. November 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI enjoyed reading your “Hawk on the Blue” very much indeed. That’s the difference between a real writer and an ordinary one. It never occurred to me that the incident…1 textual state2 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. December 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI think Scribners was nuts to turn down “Hawk on the Blue”. Hope you’ve hit them in the belly with “The No-Sayers”. Glad you found my “Black Talons” (originally titled…1 textual state9 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. late December 1933

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardHope you had a good Christmas. Mine was prosaic enough. A friend came over from Brownwood (a cattleman named Truett Vinson) and we saw a couple of shows in Cisco.…1 textual state1 indexed entity1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. January 1934

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI note with sympathy your remarks concerning financial disappointments of the year. I didn’t do so well myself. Or rather, I made a reasonable amount of money, but I didn’t…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterMay 30 1934

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI have a feeling that I’ve been owing you a letter for some time, and to make it worse, I am unable to find your last letter. It’s here somewhere,…1 textual state4 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. late March 1934

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardPardon this belated letter. My health, up until the last month, has been so rotten that my correspondence, as well as my work, has suffered. In case I didn’t before,…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. June 1934

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardHaving completed several weeks of steady work, I’m knocking off a few hours for relaxation and to try to catch up with my correspondence which I’ve allowed to stack up…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. mid-October 1934

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI haven’t yet gotten a copy of the Terror by Night, but intend to shortly. Just got a letter informing me that the English company which had promised to bring…1 textual state3 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterDecember 11, 1934

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI recently found your letter of October 18 in my file of unanswered correspondence. I thought I had answered it weeks ago, but evidently I didn’t.1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. February 1935

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI would have written you long ago, but I’ve been trying to get off to South Texas for about a month now, expecting to go almost daily, and intending to…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Letterca. June 1935

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI reckon you’ve wondered at times why the hell I haven’t answered your letter. It was forwarded to me in East Texas, where I spent a month, during which time…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterJune 8, 1935

To Robert E. Howard

From August Derleth1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
Postcardpostmarked June 20, 1935; handwritten postcard

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardThis card was purchased in Lincoln, N.M. from a descendant of a participant in the Bloody Lincoln County War.1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterJuly 4, 1935

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardThanks very much for the article, “Afternoon in June”. I got a big kick out of it. I’ve passed some very interesting moments myself watching ants fight. “Go to the…1 textual state10 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterNovember 1, 1935

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI should have written you months ago to thank you for the opportunity of reading “July Night”, one of the finest bits of literature I’ve seen in many a day.…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterNovember 28, 1935

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardThanks for the opportunity of reading “Hawks Down the Wind” and “Woodcock in the Marshes”. I admired very much the vividness of their style, and I heartily agree with their…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterApril 15, 1936

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardJust a hurried line to let you know I haven’t neglected answering you through mere carelessness. Since January I’ve been so busy taking my mother to various hospitals and sanitariums,…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterMay 9, 1936

To August Derleth

From Robert E. HowardI am indeed sorry to learn of the deaths in your family. Death to the old is inevitable, and yet somehow I often feel that it is a greater tragedy…1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterApril 21, 1937

To Isaac Mordecai Howard

From August Derleth1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterApril 27, 1937

To August Derleth

From Isaac Mordecai Howard1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterMay 14, 1937

To August Derleth

From Isaac Mordecai Howard1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterMay 22, 1937

To August Derleth

From Isaac Mordecai Howard1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →
LetterJan. 25, 1944

To August Derleth

From Isaac Mordecai Howard1 textual state0 indexed entities1 publicationExplore Letter →