Robert E. Howard bibliography

Howard's most famous creation, the Cimmerian barbarian, thief, pirate and King of Aquilonia during the pre-Ice Age Hyborian Age.

Many of the Conan stories not published during Howard's lifetime were edited by other authors before publication. The Fragment stories have all been completed by others since. Where either has occurred before the publication of the original material, this date is noted after the original material's publication date.

Title	First published	Cover	Source text	Notes
Beyond the Black River	Weird Tales 1935, May–June serial, two parts		"Beyond the Black River" (Wikisource )	Novella; Public Domain
Black Colossus	Weird Tales 1933, June		"Black Colossus" (Wikisource )	Sold for $130
The Black Stranger	Echoes of Valor 1987, February			Re-written by Howard as the Black Vulmea story Swords of the Red Brotherhood which was itself rewritten by L. Sprague de Camp into the Conan story The Treasure of Tranicos, first published in Fantasy Fiction Magazine, March 1953
Cimmeria	The Howard Collector #7 1965, Winter			Poem; Written in February 1932
The Devil in Iron	Weird Tales 1934, August		"The Devil in Iron" (Wikisource )	Sold for $115; Public Domain
Drums of Tombalku	The Pool of the Black One 1986			Fragment; Completed version by L. Sprague de Camp first published in Conan the Adventurer, 1966
The Frost Giant's Daughter	Fantasy Fan 1934, March as Gods of the North		"Gods of the North" (Wikisource )	Alternate titles: Gods of the North, The Frost King's Daughter. Gods of the North is in the Public Domain
The God in the Bowl	The Tower of the Elephant 1975			Edited version by L. Sprague de Camp first published in Space Science Fiction, September 1952
The Hall of the Dead	Fantasy Crossroads #1 1974, November			Synopsis; Completed version by L. Sprague de Camp first published in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 1967
The Hand of Nergal	The Last Celt 1976			Fragment; Completed version by Lin Carter first published in Conan, 1968
The Hour of the Dragon	Weird Tales 1935, December		"The Hour of the Dragon" (Wikisource )	Novel; published in book form as Conan the Conqueror. Sold for approximately $500
Iron Shadows in the Moon	Weird Tales 1934, April		"Shadows in the Moonlight" (Wikisource )	Alternate title: Shadows in the Moonlight. Sold for $120; Public Domain
Jewels of Gwahlur	Weird Tales 1935, March		"Jewels of Gwahlur" (Wikisource )	Alternate titles: Teeth of Gwahlur, The Servants of Bit-Yakin. Sold for $155; Public Domain
The People of the Black Circle	Weird Tales 1934, September–November serial, three parts		"The People of the Black Circle" (Wikisource )	Novella; Sold for $250; Public Domain
The Phoenix on the Sword	Weird Tales 1932, December		"The Phoenix on the Sword" (Wikisource )	Sold for $85
The Pool of the Black One	Weird Tales 1933, October		"The Pool of the Black One" (Wikisource )	Sold for $110
Queen of the Black Coast	Weird Tales 1934, May		"Queen of the Black Coast" (Wikisource )	Sold for $115; Public Domain
Red Nails	Weird Tales 1936, July—October serial, three parts		"Red Nails" (Wikisource )	Novella; Sold for $115; Public Domain
Rogues in the House	Weird Tales 1934, January		"Rogues in the House" (Wikisource )	Sold for $100
The Scarlet Citadel	Weird Tales 1933, January		"The Scarlet Citadel" (Wikisource )	Sold for $140
Shadows in Zamboula	Weird Tales 1935, November		"Shadows in Zamboula" (Wikisource )	Alternate title: The Man-Eaters of Zamboula. Sold for $120; Public Domain
The Snout in the Dark	Jewels of Gwahlur 1979			Fragment & Synopsis; Completed version by L. Sprague de Camp and Lin Carter first published in Conan of Cimmeria, 1969
The Tower of the Elephant	Weird Tales 1933, March		"The Tower of the Elephant" (Wikisource )	Sold for $95
The Vale of Lost Women	Magazine of Horror #15 1967, Spring		"The Vale of Lost Women" (Wikisource )	Disputed/unknown copyright status
A Witch Shall be Born	Weird Tales 1934, December		"A Witch Shall be Born" (Wikisource )	Sold for $155; Public Domain
Wolves Beyond the Border	The Conan Chronicles, Volume 2 2001			Fragment & Synopsis; Completed version by L. Sprague de Camp first published in Conan the Usurper, 1967
Xuthal of the Dusk	Weird Tales 1933, September		"The Slithering Shadow" (Wikisource )	Alternate title: The Slithering Shadow. Sold for $120
Two Against Tyre	The Howard Collector #12, Spring 1970

An Atlantean barbarian and King of Valusia in the ancient Thurian Age (predating Conan's Hyborian Age). He appears in the Bran Mak Morn story "Kings of the Night."

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source Text	Notes
The Altar and the Scorpion	King Kull, 1967
The Black City	King Kull, 1967	The Black Abyss
By This Axe, I Rule	King Kull, 1967			Re-written by Howard into the Conan story The Phoenix on the Sword
The Curse of the Golden Skull	The Howard Collector #9, Spring 1967
Delcardes' Cat	King Kull, 1967	The Cat and the Skull
Exile of Atlantis	King Kull, 1967			Originally untitled, title created by Glenn Lord
The King and the Oak	Weird Tales, February 1939			Poem
The Mirrors of Tuzun Thune	Weird Tales, September 1929		"The Mirrors of Tuzun Thune" (Wikisource )	Sold for $20; Public Domain
The Shadow Kingdom	Weird Tales, August 1929		"The Shadow Kingdom" (Wikisource )	Sold for $100; Public Domain
The Skull of Silence	King Kull, 1967	The Screaming Skull of Silence
The Striking of the Gong	The Second Book of Robert E. Howard, 1976			Edited version by Lin Carter first published in King Kull, 1967
Swords of the Purple Kingdom	King Kull, 1967
"Wizard and Warrior	Kull, 1978
"Riders Beyond the Sunrise"	Kull, 1978

A Tudor-period Puritan adventurer, wandering across Europe and Africa.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
Blades of the Brotherhood	Red Shadows, 1968	The Blue Flame of Vengeance, The Blue Flame of Death		Edited version by John Pocsik first published in Over the Edge, 1964; The "Malachi Grim" version is in the Public Domain)
The Castle of the Devil	Red Shadows, 1968			Fragment; Also features John Silent. Completed by Ramsey Campbell.
The Children of Asshur	Red Shadows, 1968			Fragment. Completed by Ramsey Campbell.
Death's Black Riders	The Howard Collector #10, Spring 1968			Fragment
The Footfalls Within	Weird Tales, September 1931		"The Footfalls Within" (Wikisource )	Sold for $56
Hawk of Basti	Red Shadows, 1968			Fragment. Completed by Ramsey Campbell.
The Hills of the Dead	Weird Tales, August 1930		"The Hills of the Dead" (Wikisource )	Sold for $70
The Moon of Skulls	Weird Tales, June–July 1930		"The Moon of Skulls" (Wikisource )	Novella; Sold for $200
The One Black Stain				Poem
Rattle of Bones	Weird Tales, June 1929		"Rattle of Bones" (Wikisource )	Sold for $20; Public Domain
Red Shadows	Weird Tales, August 1928	Solomon Kane	"Red Shadows" (Wikisource )	Sold for $20; Public Domain
The Return of Sir Richard Grenville				Poem
The Right Hand of Doom	Red Shadows, 1968
Skulls in the Stars	Weird Tales, January 1929		"Skulls in the Stars" (Wikisource )	Sold for $30; Public Domain
Solomon Kane's Homecoming				Poem
Wings in the Night	Weird Tales, July 1932		"Wings in the Night" (Wikisource )	Sold for $134

The King of the Picts during the Roman invasion of Britain, eventually becoming the subject of a Cthulhu Mythos cult as the "Dark Man". He is referenced in the Kirowan story "The Children of the Night" and features in the Turlough O'Brien story "The Dark Man".

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
Bran Mak Morn	Cromlech #3, 1988			Synopsis; Originally untitled
Bran Mak Morn: A Play	Bran Mak Morn: A Play & Others, 1983			Play; Fragment
The Drums of Pictdom				Poem; Related to, but does not feature, Bran
Kings of the Night	Weird Tales, November 1930		"Kings of the Night" (Wikisource )	Sold for $120; Also features Kull
The Little People	Coven 13, vol. 1 #3, January 1970			Related to, but does not feature, Bran
The Lost Race	Weird Tales, January 1927		"The Lost Race" (Wikisource )	Related to, but does not feature, Bran; Sold for $30
Men of the Shadows	Bran Mak Morn, 1969			Poem
A Song of the Race				Poem
Worms of the Earth	Weird Tales, November 1932		"Worms of the Earth" (Wikisource )	Sold for $120; Public Domain
Untitled:
"A gray sky arched..."	Bran Mak Morn, 1969

An 11th-century Irish outcast.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
The Dark Man	Weird Tales, December 1931		"The Dark Man" (Wikisource )	Sold for $85; Features Bran Mak Morn
The Gods of Bal-Sagoth	Weird Tales, October 1931	The Blond Goddess of Bal-Sagoth	"The Gods of Bal-Sagoth" (Wikisource )	Sold for $140
The Shadow of the Hun	Shadow of the Hun, 1975		"The Shadow of the Hun" (Wikisource )
Spears of Clontarf	Spears of Clontarf, 1978			Rewritten by Howard, with added fantasy, as The Grey God Passes and, as a modern horror story, as The Cairn on the Headland
The Twilight of the Grey Gods	Eons of the Night, 1996	The Grey God Passes		Based on Howard's own Spears of Clontarf
Untitled:
"The Dane came in with a rush, hurtling his huge body forward..."	Shadow of the Hun, 1975

A 1930s Texan who recalls his past lives as ancient heroes. Not to be confused with Kid Allison.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
Black Eons	The Howard Collector #9, Spring 1967			Fragment; Originally untitled, title created by Robert M. Price
Brachan the Kelt	The New Howard Reader #1, June 1998			Fragment; Completed version first published in The Barbarian Swordsmen, 1981
The Garden of Fear	Marvel Tales, July–August 1934		"The Garden of Fear" (Wikisource )	Public Domain
Genseric's Fifth-Born Son	Fantasy Crossroads #10/11, March 1977	Ghor, Kin-Slayer		Fragment; Completed version of 16 chapters further chapters, each by a different author, first published in full in Ghor, Kin-Slayer, 1997
The Guardian of the Idol	The Howard Reader #8, 2003			Fragment & Synopsis; Completed version by Gerald W. Page first published in Weird Tales #3, Fall 1981
Marchers of Valhalla	Marchers of Valhalla, 1972			Copyright 1972 by Glenn Lord. Plot: A mysterious woman helps John recall a past life... The men of Aesir and Vanir marched in olden times to the Gulf of Mexico. They found the ancient city of Khemnu, and defended it against raiders from the South, and were betrayed by treachery, so the city was in turn leveled by the scorned goddess Ishtar.
The Tower of Time	The New Howard Reader #2, August 1998	Akram the Mysterious		Fragment; Completed version by Lin Carter first published in Fantastic Stories, June 1975
The Valley of the Worm	Weird Tales, February 1934		"The Valley of the Worm" (Wikisource )	Public Domain

A 1930s sailor and boxer, travelling between ports aboard the tramp steamer Sea Girl.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
Alleys of Peril	Fight Stories, January 1931	Leather Lightning	"Alleys of Peril" (Project Gutenberg of Australia )	Sold for $80; Public Domain
The Battling Sailor
The Pit of the Serpent	Fight Stories, July 1929	Manila Manslaughter	"The Pit of the Serpent" (Wikisource )	Sold for $90; Public Domain
Blow the Chinks Down!	Action Stories, October 1931	The House of Peril	"Blow the Chinks Down!" (Wikisource )	Edited into a Costigan story; Sold for $75
Blue River Blues
Breed of Battle	Action Stories, November 1931	The Fighten'est Pair, Sampson Had a Soft Spot	"Breed of Battle" (Wikisource )	Sold for $80; Public Domain
The Bull Dog Breed	Fight Stories, February 1930	You Got to Kill a Bulldog	"The Bull Dog Breed" (Wikisource )	Sold for $90; Public Domain
By the Law of the Shark	REH Fight Magazine #4, October 1996
Champ of the Forecastle	Fight Stories, November 1930	Champ of the Seven Seas, The Champion of the Forecastle	"Champ of the Forecastle" (Wikisource )	Sold for $65; Public Domain
Circus Fists	Fight Stories, December 1931	Slugger Bait	"Circus Fists" (Wikisource )	Sold for $70; Public Domain
Dark Shanghai	Action Stories, January 1932	One Shanghai Night	"Dark Shanghai" (Wikisource )	Sold for $75; Public Domain
Fist and Fang	Fight Stories, May 1930	Cannibal Fists	"Fist and Fang" (Wikisource )	Sold for $100; Public Domain
Flying Knuckles	REH Fight Magazine #4, October 1996
General Ironfist	Jack Dempsey's Fight Magazine, June 1934		"General Ironfist" (Wikisource )	Sold for $35; Public Domain
Hard-Fisted Sentiment	REH Fight Magazine #4, October 1996
The Honor of the Ship	REH Fight Magazine #4, October 1996
Night of Battle	Fight Stories, March 1932	Shore Leave for a Slugger	"Night of Battle" (Wikisource )	Sold for $60; Public Domain
Sailor Costigan and the Swami	The Howard Review #7, April 1977
Sailor's Grudge	Fight Stories, March 1930	Costigan vs. Kid Camera	"Sailor's Grudge" (Wikisource )	Sold for $75; Public Domain
The Sign of the Snake	Action Stories, June 1931		"The Sign of the Snake" (Wikisource )	Edited to be a Costigan story, written as "McClarney"; Sold for $75; Public Domain
The Slugger's Game	Jack Dempsey's Fight Magazine, May 1934		"The Slugger's Game" (Wikisource )	Sold for $35; Public Domain
Sluggers on the Beach	Jack Dempsey's Fight Magazine, August 1934		"Sluggers on the Beach" (Wikisource )	Sold for $35; Public Domain
Texas Fists	Fight Stories, May 1931	Shanghied Mitts	"Texas Fists" (Wikisource )	Sold for $75; Public Domain
The TNT Punch	Action Stories, January 1931	The Waterfront Law, The Waterfront Wallop	"The TNT Punch" (Wikisource )	Sold for $75; Public Domain
Vikings of the Gloves	Fight Stories, February 1932	Including the Scandinavian	"Vikings of the Gloves" (Wikisource )	Sold for $65; Public Domain
Waterfront Fists	Fight Stories, September 1930	Stand Up and Slug	"Waterfront Fists" (Wikisource )	Sold for $90; Public Domain
Winner Take All	Fight Stories, July 1930	Sucker!	"Winner Take All" (Wikisource )	Sold for $80; Public Domain
Untitled:
"I had just hung by sparring partner, Battling O'Toole..."	The Howard Review #2, March 1975			Fragment
"It was the end of the fourth round..."	The Howard Review #2, March 1975			Fragment
"The night Sailor Steve Costigan fought Battling O'Rourke..."	The Howard Review #2, March 1975			Fragment

A renamed version of Sailor Steve Costigan sailing in the Python, published under the pseudonym Patrick Ervin.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
Alleys of Darkness	Magic Carpet Magazine, January 1934	Alleys of Singapore	"Alleys of Darkness" (Wikisource )	Sold for $45–54; Public Domain
Alleys of Treachery	The Howard Collector #8, Summer 1966	The Mandarin Ruby
The Destiny Gorilla	The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974	Sailor Costigan and the Destiny Gorilla, Sailor Dorgan and the Destiny Gorilla
In High Society	The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974	Cultured Cauliflowers
A Knight of the Round Table	The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974	Iron-Clad Fists
Playing Journalist	The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974	A New Game for Costigan, A New Game for Dorgan
Playing Santa Claus	The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974	A Two-Fisted Santa Claus
Sailor Dorgan and the Jade Monkey	The Howard Collector #14, Spring 1971	Sailor Costigan and the Jade Monkey, The Jade Monkey
The Turkish Menace	The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974	Sailor Dorgan and the Turkish Menace, Sailor Costigan and the Turkish Menace		Sold for $67 to Magic Carpet Magazine in May 1933 but the magazine was suspended before publication
The Yellow Cobra	The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974	Sailor Dorgan and the Yellow Cobra, A Korean Night, A Night Ashore

Not to be confused with James Allison.

A black, happy-go-lucky boxer.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
The Apparition in the Prize Ring	Ghost Stories, April 1929	The Spirit of Tom Molyneaux	"Apparition in the Prize Ring" (Wikisource )	Sold for $95; Public Domain
Double Cross	Bran Mak Morn: A Play & Others, 1983

Humorous stories of a kind, strong but not very smart cowboy. All stories with the note "(A Gent from Bear Creek)" were later edited together to become part of the 1937 novel A Gent from Bear Creek.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
The Apache Mountain War	Action Stories, December 1935		The Apache Mountain War (Wikisource )	Public Domain
The Conquerin' Hero of the Humbolts	Action Stories, October 1936	Politics at Blue Lizard, Politics at Lonesome Lizard	The Conquerin' Hero of the Humbolts (Wikisource )	Public Domain
No Cowherders Wanted	Action Stories, September 1936	Gents in Buckskin	No Cowherders Wanted (Wikisource )	Public Domain
Cupid from Bear Creek	Action Stories, August 1935	The Peaceful Pilgrim	Cupid From Bear Creek (Wikisource )	(A Gent from Bear Creek); Public Domain
The Curly Wolf of Sawtooth	Star Western, September 1936	A Elston to the Rescue, A Elkins Never Surrenders		Sold for $60
Evil Deeds at Red Cougar	Action Stories, June 1936		Evil Deeds at Red Cougar (Wikisource )	Public Domain
The Feud Buster	Action Stories, June 1935		The Feud Buster (Wikisource )	(A Gent from Bear Creek); Public Domain
A Gent from Bear Creek	Action Stories, October 1934		A Gent from Bear Creek (Wikisource )	Sold for $46–55; Public Domain
A Gent from Bear Creek	A Gent from Bear Creek, 1937			Novel created by combining several short stories and editing them to fit; Public Domain
Guns of the Mountain	Action Stories, May–June 1934		Guns of the Mountain (Wikisource )	(A Gent from Bear Creek); Sold for $42–50; Public Domain
The Haunted Mountain	Action Stories, February 1935		The Haunted Mountain (Wikisource )	(A Gent from Bear Creek); Public Domain
High Horse Rampage	Action Stories, August 1936	Gents on the Rampage	High Horse Rampage (Wikisource )	Public Domain
Mayhem and Taxes	The Summit County Journal, September 1967
Meet Cap'n Kidd	The Summit County Journal, July–October 1968			(A Gent from Bear Creek)
Mountain Man	Action Stories, March–April 1934		Mountain Man (Wikisource )	(A Gent from Bear Creek); Sold for $46–55; Public Domain
Pilgrims to the Pecos	Action Stories, February 1936	Weary Pilgrims on the Road	Pilgrims to the Pecos (Wikisource )	Sold for $60; Public Domain
Pistol Politics	Action Stories, April 1936		Pistol Politics (Wikisource )	Public Domain
The Riot at Cougar Paw	Action Stories, October 1935		The Riot at Cougar Paw (Wikisource )	Public Domain
The Road to Bear Creek	Action Stories, December 1934		The Road to Bear Creek (Wikisource )	(A Gent from Bear Creek); Sold for $42–50; Public Domain
The Scalp Hunter	Action Stories, August 1934	A Stranger in Grizzly Claw	The Scalp Hunter (Wikisource )	(A Gent from Bear Creek); Sold for $51–60; Public Domain
Sharp's Gun Serenade	Action Stories, January 1937	Educate or Bust	Sharp's Gun Serenade (Wikisource )	(A Gent from Bear Creek); Public Domain
Striped Shirts and Busted Hearts	The Summit County Journal, June 1967			(A Gent from Bear Creek)
War on Bear Creek	Action Stories, April 1935		War on Bear Creek (Wikisource )	(A Gent from Bear Creek); Sold for $54–60; Public Domain
When Bear Creek Came to Chawed Ear	The Summit County Journal, March–September 1971			(A Gent from Bear Creek)

AKA Steve Allison. He also appears in some of the El Borak stories.

A Texan gunman in early 20th Century Afghanistan. Several of the El Borak stories also feature The Sonora Kid.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
Blood of the Gods	Top-Notch, July 1935		"Blood of the Gods" (Wikisource )	Novella; Disputed/unknown copyright status
The Coming of El Borak	The Coming of El Borak, September 1987
The Country of the Knife	Complete Stories, August 1936	Sons of the Hawk	"The Country of the Knife" (Wikisource )	Novella; Sold for $120; Disputed/unknown copyright status
The Daughter of Erlik Khan	Top-Notch, December 1934		"The Daughter of Erlik Khan" (Wikisource )	Novella; Sold for $195–230; Disputed/unknown copyright status
El Borak	1: The Coming of El Borak, September 1987 2: North of the Khyber, December 1987			Two stories were printed under this title, the second features the Sonora Kid. The synopsis of one version is in the Public Domain
Hawk of the Hills	Top-Notch, June 1935		"Hawk of the Hills" (Wikisource )	Novella; Disputed/unknown copyright status
Intrigue in Kurdistan	Pulse Pounding Adventure Stories #1, December 1986
The Iron Terror	The Coming of El Borak, September 1987
Khoda Khan's Tale	The Coming of El Borak, September 1987
The Land of Mystery	North of the Khyber, December 1987			Features the Sonora Kid
The Lost Valley of Iskander	The Lost Valley of Iskander, 1974	Swords of the Hills	"The Lost Valley of Iskander" (Wikisource )
North of Khyber	North of the Khyber, December 1987			Features the Sonora Kid
A Power Among the Islands	North of the Khyber, December 1987			Features the Sonora Kid
The Shunned Castle	North of the Khyber, December 1987			Features the Sonora Kid
Son of the White Wolf	Thrilling Adventures, December 1936		"Son of the White Wolf" (Wikisource )	Sold for $50; Disputed/unknown copyright status
Three-Bladed Doom	REH Lone Star Fictioneer #4, Spring 1976 (short) and Three-Bladed Doom, 1977 (long)			Novella; Printed in both a long and shortened version; Edited by L. Sprague de Camp into a Conan story called The Flame Knife
The White Jade Ring	"The Early Adventures of El Borak", 2010			Fragment; Features the Sonora Kid
Untitled:
"Gordon, the American whom the Arabs call El Borak..."	The Coming of El Borak, September 1987
"When Yar Ali Khan crept into the camp of Zumal Khan..."	"The Early Adventures of El Borak", 2010			Fragment

A red-haired swordswoman in 16th Century France.

A Norman/Gael knight fighting in the Crusades.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
The Blood of Belshazzar	Oriental Stories, Fall 1931		"The Blood of Belshazzar" (Wikisource )	Sold for $115; Public Domain
The Slave-Princess	Hawks of Outremer, 1979			Fragment
Hawks of Outremer	Oriental Stories, April–May–June 1931		"Hawks of Outremer" (Wikisource )	Sold for $120; Public Domain

An American posing as a Kurdish mercenary in Central Asia.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
The Curse of the Crimson God	Swords of Shahrazar, 1978	The Trail of the Blood-Stained God		Edited by L. Sprague de Camp into the Conan story The Blood-Stained God, which was first published in Tales of Conan, 1955
Swords of Shahrazar	Top-Notch, October 1934	The Treasure of Shaibar Khan		Sold for $124–147; Disputed/unknown copyright status
The Treasure of Tartary	Thrilling Adventures, January 1935	Gold From Tartary	"The Treasure of Tartary" (Wikisource )	Sold for $42–50; Public Domain Plot: As Shahrazar is overrun by raiders, O'Donnnell stumbles on a treasure heaped to the roof and a murderous plot to subjugate India.

An Irish pirate during the Dark Ages.

An Irish pirate sailing the Caribbean.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
Black Vulmea's Vengeance	Golden Fleece, November 1938		"Black Vulmea's Vengeance" (Wikisource )
Swords of the Red Brotherhood	Black Vulmea's Vengeance, 1976		"Swords of the Red Brotherhood" (Wikisource )	Novella; Howard based this on a rewritten Conan story The Black Stranger; It was itself edited into another Conan story, The Treasure of Tranicos, by L. Sprague de Camp, which was first published in Fantasy Fiction Magazine, March 1953; Public Domain

Howard's female pirate of the Caribbean.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
Isle of Pirate's Doom	Isle of Pirate's Doom, 1975		"Isle of Pirate's Doom" (Wikisource )	Although included in the Black Vulmea collection, Vulmea does not appear in this story.

These stories are part of the Cthulhu Mythos

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
The Black Stone	Weird Tales, November 1931		The Black Stone (Wikisource )	Sold for $56; It does not mention the narrator's name, but appears to be a Kirowan story
The Children of the Night	Weird Tales, April–May 1931		The Children of the Night (Project Gutenberg of Australia )	Sold for $60; References Bran Mak Morn & Conan the Barbarian
Dagon Manor	Shudder Stories #4, March 1986			Fragment; Originally untitled; Completed by C. J. Henderson
Dig Me No Grave	Weird Tales, February 1937	John Grimlan's Debt		Sold for $100
The Dwellers Under the Tombs	Lost Fantasies #4, 1976	His Brother's Shoes
The Haunter of the Ring	Weird Tales, June 1934		The Haunter of the Ring (Project Gutenberg of Australia )	Sold for $60; References Conan the Barbarian
The Thing on the Roof	Weird Tales, February 1932		The Thing on the Roof (Project Gutenberg of Australia )	Sold for $40; It does not mention the narrator's name, but appears to be a Kirowan story

A Norman werewolf.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
In the Forest of Villefère	Weird Tales, August 1925		In the Forest of Villefère (Wikisource )	Sold for $8
Wolfshead	Weird Tales, April 1926		Wolfshead (Wikisource )	Sold for $50
Wolfsdung	Cromlech #3, 1988

Weird West stories are hybrids, a combination of a Western with another genre, usually horror, occult, or fantasy.[1]

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
The Dead Remember	Argosy, August 1936			Sold for $17.50
For the Love of Barbara Allen	The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, August 1966			Copyright 1966 by Mercury Press, Inc. Plot: A snatch of song and a blow to the head send a man back into his ancestor's body for a Civil War battle - and a chance to relieve an old maid's heart as her lover briefly returns.
The Haunted Hut	Weirdbook Two, 1969
The Horror from the Mound	Weird Tales, May 1932	The Monster from the Mound	The Horror from the Mound (Project Gutenberg of Australia )	Sold for $65
A Horror in the Night	Cross Plains #3, March 1974
The Man on the Ground	Weird Tales, July 1933			Sold for $20
Old Garfield's Heart	Weird Tales, December 1933	Old Garrod's Heart		Sold for $35
Pigeons From Hell	Weird Tales, May 1938		"Pigeons from Hell (Wikisource )
Secret of Lost Valley	Startling Mystery Stories #4, Spring 1967	The Valley of the Lost	Included in Marchers of Valhalla	Copyright 1967 by Health Knowledge, Inc. Plot: The Reynolds-McCrill feud ends in Lost Valley when dead men walk and a refugee stumbles into the caverns of a lost race of lizard-men.
The Shadow of the Beast	The Shadow of the Beast, 1977
The Shadow of Doom	The Howard Collector #8, Summer 1966
The Thunder-Rider	Marchers of Valhalla, 1977			Plot: A city Indian, John Garfield, dreams of past lives... One was the Comanche Iron Heart, the Thunder-Rider, who wandered into an ensorcelled plain and rescued Conchita the woman-warrior from Aztecs and giants.

A police detective, often coming across weird cases on his River Street patrol in Chinatown.

Title	First published	Alternative title(s)	Source text	Notes
The Black Moon	Bran Mak Morn: A Play & Others, 1983
Fangs of Gold	Strange Detective Stories, February 1934	People of the Serpent	"Fangs of Gold (Wikisource )	Sold for $85-100; Public Domain
Graveyard Rats	Thrilling Mystery, February 1936		"Graveyard Rat (Wikisource )	Disputed/unknown copyright status
The House of Suspicion	The Second Book of Robert E. Howard, 1976	House of Fear
Lord of the Dead	Skull-Face, 1978	Dead Man's Doom
The Mystery of Tannernoe Lodge	Lord of the Dead, 1981			Fragment; Completed by Fred Blosser
Names in the Black Book	Super Detective Stories, May 1934		"Names in the Black Book (Wikisource )	Sold for $85-100; Public Domain
The Silver Heel	Two-Fisted Detective Stories, May 1984
The Tomb's Secret	Strange Detective Stories, February 1934	Teeth of Doom	"The Tomb's Secret (Wikisource )	Main character changed to "Brock Rollins" for its first publication: Sold for $72–85; Public Domain
The Voice of Death	Two-Fisted Detective Stories, May 1984
Untitled:
"Steve Harrison received a wire from Joan Wiltshaw..."	Two-Fisted Detective Stories, May 1984			Synopsis only

Private detectives.