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Letters to the Editor

Personal letters

To Charles D. Hornig

To Otis Adelbert Kline

To William Kofoed

Robert E. Howard to William Kofoed, Jan 8, 1935^[1]

To August Lenniger

Robert E. Howard to August Lenniger, Dec 27, 1935^[1]

To H. P. Lovecraft

To Edna Mann

Robert E. Howard to Edna Mann, Oct 30, 1926^[4]
- Includes the poem "The Campus at Midnight"

To Kirk Mashburn

Robert E. Howard to Kirk Mashburn, c. Sep 1932^[1]

To Emil Petaja

Robert E. Howard to Emil Petaja, Dec 17, 1934^[5]

To Harold Preece

To E. Hoffman Price

To Tevis Clyde Smith

To Carl Swanson

To Frank Thurston Torbett

Robert E. Howard to Frank Thurston Torbett, Apr 28, 1936^[1]

To Donald Wandrei

Robert E. Howard to Donald Wandrei, c. Feb 21, 1933^[1]

To Farnsworth Wright

Robert E. Howard to Farnsworth Wright, c. Jun-Jul 1931^[9]

References

↑ ^1.000 ^1.001 ^1.002 ^1.003 ^1.004 ^1.005 ^1.006 ^1.007 ^1.008 ^1.009 ^1.010 ^1.011 ^1.012 ^1.013 ^1.014 ^1.015 ^1.016 ^1.017 ^1.018 ^1.019 ^1.020 ^1.021 ^1.022 ^1.023 ^1.024 ^1.025 ^1.026 ^1.027 ^1.028 ^1.029 ^1.030 ^1.031 ^1.032 ^1.033 ^1.034 ^1.035 ^1.036 ^1.037 ^1.038 ^1.039 ^1.040 ^1.041 ^1.042 ^1.043 ^1.044 ^1.045 ^1.046 ^1.047 ^1.048 ^1.049 ^1.050 ^1.051 ^1.052 ^1.053 ^1.054 ^1.055 ^1.056 ^1.057 ^1.058 ^1.059 ^1.060 ^1.061 ^1.062 ^1.063 ^1.064 ^1.065 ^1.066 ^1.067 ^1.068 ^1.069 ^1.070 ^1.071 ^1.072 ^1.073 ^1.074 ^1.075 ^1.076 ^1.077 ^1.078 ^1.079 ^1.080 ^1.081 ^1.082 ^1.083 ^1.084 ^1.085 ^1.086 ^1.087 ^1.088 ^1.089 ^1.090 ^1.091 ^1.092 ^1.093 ^1.094 ^1.095 ^1.096 ^1.097 ^1.098 ^1.099 ^1.100 ^1.101 ^1.102 ^1.103 ^1.104 ^1.105 ^1.106 ^1.107 First published in The Last of the Trunk Och Brev I Urval (2007)
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 First published in Robert E. Howard in the Fantasy Fan (2006)
↑ First completely published in The Last of the Trunk Och Brev I Urval (2007), earlier excerpt published in The End of the Trail: Western Stories (April 2005)
↑ First published in Seanchai #112 (August 2006)
↑ First published in The Howard Collector #7 (Winter 1965)
↑ First published in The Collected Letters of Robert E. Howard, Volume 3: 1933-1936 (October 2008)
↑ First published in The Howard Collector #3 (Autumn 1962)
↑ First published in The Howard Collector #2 (Spring 1962)
↑ ^9.0 ^9.1 ^9.2 ^9.3 First published in The Ghost (1945)
↑ First published in a German translation in Rauher Sand und Wilde Eichen (1993), first published in the original English in The Last of the Trunk Och Brev I Urval (2007)
↑ ^11.0 ^11.1 ^11.2 First completely published in The Last of the Trunk Och Brev I Urval (2007), earlier excerpt published in Robert E. Howard: Selected Letters: 1923-1930 (October 1989)
↑ First completely published in The Last of the Trunk Och Brev I Urval (2007), earlier excerpt published in Robert E. Howard: Selected Letters: 1923-1930 (October 1989)

Based on:

Herman, Paul; The Neverending Hunt (2008); pp. 243-284; ISBN 9780809562565
Herman, Paul; Another Thought #4, The Robert-E-Howard: Electronic Amateur Press Association (1 May 2007)
Thom, Bill; Herman, Paul; Woods, Todd; Letters Index, HowardWorks; accessed on 17 August 2010

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