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Letter to Robert E. Howard

Novalyne Price responds to a disagreement with Howard over her seeing Truett Vinson, defends her independence and their friendship, recalls her earlier relationship with Tevis Clyde Smith, and closes with sincere wishes for Howard’s success and happiness.

Extract

Although you leave nothing for me to say, being a woman, I’ll say something anyway.

Novalyne Price to Robert E. Howard, July 12, 1935; One Who Walked Alone, pp. 233–234.

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Source ReportedJuly 12, 1935Source Reported

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One Who Walked Alone: Robert E. Howard, The Final Years · Volume 1986 · owwa-np-reh-1935-07-12Surviving State · Edited Transcription
The Selected Letters of Novalyne Price Ellis · Volume 2024 · letter-2Surviving State · Edited Transcription

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