On An Underwood No. 5

In The Two Bobs: Robert E. Howard and Robert H. Barlow it was mentioned that after the death of their mutual friend H. P. Lovecraft, Barlow...

Seabury Quinn—whose longer tales I simply cannot wade through—is the perfect popular ideal—those who differ from him have just so much les...

Not every letter from every pulp writer that survives has been published; many remain on the open market and in private hands, coming up...

Letter 89: HPL to REH (November 2, 1933) Before turning to meatier matters of the debate, HPL addresses REH's charge of resentme...

At the present point of the epistolary debate between Robert E. Howard and H.P. Lovecraft (just over a year in), the direct arguments about...

Two years into their well-known correspondence, Robert E. Howard commented in a letter to H.P. Lovecraft about how strongly he identifi...

Lovecraft’s esteem for Howard’s correspondence was such that he expressed the wish that “I’d like to publish all his letters with their d...

The 2015 Cross Plains Postal Cancellation artwork by Mark Schultz Like most others, my first taste of Robert E. Howard’s writing was ...

To August Derleth, July 3rd 1933: How are you going to celebrate the gul-orious Fourth, which is tomorrow? Of late years that occasion...

REH Primary Works Continued . . . The Boxing Stories . . . Study This . . . Back in 2005 Bison Books released a collection of Howar...