"‘Golden Hope’ Christmas" published in The Tattler, BrownwoodHigh School

"Neolithic Love Song" (verse)

"The helmsman gaily rode down the rickerboo" (verse, unpublished)

"Now bright, now red, the sabers sped among the racing horde" (verse, unpublished)

"The Dook of Stork" (parody playlet)

"Out of Asia the tribesmen came" (verse, unpublished)

"A clash of steel, a thud of hoofs" (verse, unpublished)

"A hundred years the great war raged" (verse, unpublished)

"wrote 2 stories of prize ring, submitted to sport story monthly," rejected (possibly "The Fightin’ Dumbbell"?)

"short tale of the west sent to magazine dealing exclusively in Wild West stories," rejected (probably "44-40 or Fight")

"The Lost Race" returned for revision

"2 more stories" submitted with "The Lost Race" when resubmitted

"In The Forest of Villefere" written, laid aside and forgotten for "several months"

"five weird tales" submitted to Weird Tales rejected "in a row"

"In The Forest of Villefere" submitted to Weird Tales, accepted

"The Ideal Girl" (article) published in The Tattler, Brownwood High School

"The Hyena" accepted by Weird Tales

"they [Weird Tales] sent back what I consider my masterpiece so far"

"Dark are your eyes" (verse, unpublished)

"How your right thudded on my jaw" (verse, unpublished)

"I am the Spirit of War!" (verse, unpublished)

"I lay in Yen’s opium joint" (verse, unpublished)

"The Bore of the Cowed" (sketch)

"Roses laughed in her pretty hair" (verse, unpublished)

"Wolfshead" written

"...wrote a few more short stories and sent 2 of these to" Weird Tales

"All the crowd" (verse, unpublished)

"He wrote a great deal of jingling, jangling verse on the order of Robert W. Service...."

"Fables for Little Folks" (verse) published in Daniel Baker Collegian

"The Dancer" (verse, unpublished) ["A gibbering wind that whoops and drones"]

"Destiny?" (verse, unpublished)

"Laughter" (verse, unpublished)

"We are the duckers of crosses" (verse, unpublished)

"The shades of night were falling faster" (verse, unpublished)

"Tarantella" (verse) published in Daniel Baker Collegian

"‘Give ye of my best though the dole be meager’" (verse, unpublished)

"Eternity" (verse, unpublished)

"Serpent" (verse, unpublished)

"Shadows" (verse, unpublished)

"Destiny" (verse, unpublished) ["I am a white trail"]

"Adventure" (verse, unpublished) ["I am the spur"]

"Libertine" (verse, unpublished)

"Nun" (verse, unpublished)

"Prude" (verse, unpublished)

"Adventurer" (verse, unpublished) ["My feet are set on the outward trails"]

"Poet" (verse, unpublished)

"Dancer" (verse, unpublished) ["I’ve caught the rhythm of the universe"]

"Dreamer" (verse, unpublished) ["I live in a world apart"]

"Sailor" (verse, unpublished)

"Cowboy" (verse, unpublished)

"Toper" (verse, unpublished)

"Girl" (verse, unpublished)

"Deeps" (verse, unpublished)

"Thor" (verse, unpublished)

"Mystic" (verse, unpublished)

"Orientia" (verse, unpublished)

"The Mountains of California" (verse, unpublished)

"Monarchs" (verse, unpublished)

"Lust" (verse, unpublished)

"The Alamo" (verse, unpublished)

"San Jacinto" (verse, unpublished)

"Romance" (verse, unpublished)

"Early in the morning I gazed at the eastern skies" (verse, unpublished)

"Ocean-Thoughts" (verse, unpublished)

"He pounded away at his typewriter, deriving more real pleasure out of his rhymes than he did at anything else."

"The Ride of Falume" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales 

"The Song of the Bats" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales 

sends off poetry to "various magazines," rejected

"Sleeping Beauty" printed in Howard Payne College Yellow Jacket

"The Thessalians" published in Howard Payne College Yellow Jacket

"The Shadow Kingdom" completed, laid aside

"The Dream Snake" written

"Sea Curse" written

"The Dream Snake" and "Sea Curse" submitted to Weird Tales, "with a number of rhymes"

"The Gates of Nineveh" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"Where Strange Gods Squall" ("Yes, I might have learned her..."; "‘The blue road!’") (parodic sketches)

"Revenge" (verse)

"The Mottoes of the Boy Scouts" (verse)

"Legend" (sketch)

"Against the blood red moon a tower stands" (verse)

"Toast to the British! Damn their souls to Hell" (verse)

"The Dream Snake" accepted by Weird Tales

"Sea Curse" accepted by Weird Tales

"Crete" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"The Moor Ghost" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"The Riders of Babylon" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"Easter Island" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"The baron of Fenland sat at ease" (verse)

"The Shadow Kingdom" accepted by Weird Tales

"The Builders" [variant] (verse, unpublished) ["We reared Bab-ilu’s towers"]

"The Gods Remember" [variant] (verse, unpublished) ["Lost wonders of the ages"

"Lilith" [variant] (verse, unpublished) ["They hurled me from the mire"]

"Memories" ["Shall we remember, friend of the morning"]

"The Harp of Alfred" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"Forbidden Magic" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"The Mirrors of Tuzun Thune" accepted by Weird Tales

"Where Strange Gods Squall" ("There it was, the greatest geisha...")

"What’s become of Waring" (verse, parody of Browning)

"The Robes of the Righteous" (verse)

"After the trumps are sounded" (verse)

"The Ballad of King Geraint" (verse) probably written

Weird Tales "rejected a short story which he had considered to be a cinch sale" (perhaps either "The Valley of the Golden Web" or "Sanctuary of the Sun," both mss. lost -- the latter was submitted also to Ghost Story, so may be likely candidate)

"Solomon Kane" ["Red Shadows"] written, submitted to Argosy

"Keep women, thrones and kingly lands" (verse, unpublished)

"The world goes back to the primitive, yea" (verse, unpublished)

"I do not sing of a paradise" (verse, unpublished)

"Mother Eve, Mother Eve, I name you a fool" (verse, unpublished)

"The east is red and I am dead" (verse, unpublished)

"Symbols" (verse)

"Romany Road" (verse)

"Love" (verse) 

"The Chant Demoniac" (verse)

"A Man" (verse, unpublished) ["I tore a pine from the mountain crag"]

"The Grey Lover" (verse, unpublished)

"Life" (verse, unpublished) ["About me rise the primal mists"]

"King Hootus" (satiric sketch)

"A typical small town" (dramatic sketch)

"Solomon Kane" ["Red Shadows"] accepted by Weird Tales, Wright asks Howard to come up with another title

"The spiders of weariness come on me" (verse, unpublished)

"Follow me, oh grim Elijah" ["The Dust Dance," selections: version II]

"Moses was our leader and Moses knew his Hebrews" ["The Odyssey of Israel"] (verse)

"Secrets" (verse, unpublished)

"Grim, grim, grim the elephants were chanting" (verse, unpublished)

"The Chinese Gong" (verse, unpublished)

"How To Select a Successful Evangelist" (verse)

"The Choir Girl" (verse)

"A Song of Cheer" (verse)

"Repentance" (verse)

"I am MAN from the primal, I" (verse)

rewrites West of the Rio Grande for Fowler Gafford; work drags on for months

"Moon Mockery" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"Dead Man’s Hate" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"long story" rejected by Weird Tales

"ms. after ms. came back from" Weird Tales and Argosy

"Skulls in the Stars" accepted by Weird Tales

"A Young Wife’s Tale" (verse)

"Lesbia" (verse)

"A Roman Lady" ("There is a strangeness in my soul") (verse)

"They matched me up that night with a bird that was a fright" (verse, unpublished)

"They gave me a dollar and thirty cents when they let me outa my cell" (verse, unpublished)

"A cringing woman’s lot is hard" (verse, unpublished)

"Nights To Both Of Us Known" (verse)

"Surrender - Your Money or Your Vice" (movie review) appeared in The Junto

"Them" (article) appeared in The Junto

"Age" (verse) appeared in The Junto

"A Hairy Chested Idealist Sings" (verse) appeared in The Junto

Post Oaks and Sand Roughs completed and submitted to unnamed publisher

"Swings and Swings" (verse) appeared in The Junto

"The Spirit of Tom Molyneaux" accepted by Ghost Stories

"Swords glimmered up the pass" (verse, unpublished)

"Rebellion" (verse)

"A Great Man Speaks" (verse, unpublished)

"Yodels of Good Sneer" (verse, unpublished)

"Noah was my applesauce" (verse, unpublished)

"Let me live as I was born to live" (verse, unpublished)

"Adam’s loins were mountains" (verse, unpublished)

"The Ballad of Monk Kickawhore" (verse, unpublished)

"A Ballad of Insanity" (verse, unpublished)

"I hate the man who tells me that I lied" (verse, unpublished)

"A Far Country" (verse)

"Scarlet and gold are the stars tonight" (verse, unpublished)

"Old Faro Bill was a man of might" (verse, unpublished)

"Rebel souls from the falling dark" (verse, unpublished)

"My heart is a silver drum tonight" ["The Call of Pan"] (verse)

"A sappe ther wos and that a crumbe manne" (verse, unpublished)

"Flaming Marble" (verse) accepted by The Poets’ Scroll if Howard will subscribe

"The Galveston Affair" (article) appeared in The Junto

"A Song For Men That Laugh" (verse) appeared in The Junto

"To The Evangelists" ["The Flood"] (verse) appeared in The Junto

"The Deed Beyond the Deed" (verse)

"An American" (verse)

"There’s an isle far away on the breast of the sea" (verse, unpublished)

"Stay not from me, that veil of dreams that gives" ["Stay Not From Me"] (verse)

"My Children" (verse, unpublished)

"haven’t head from the novel" (probably Post Oaks and Sand Roughs)

"The women come and the women go" (verse, unpublished)

"Silence Falls on Mecca’s Walls" (verse, originally untitled)

"The chariots were chanting in the gloom" (verse, unpublished)

"Flappers flicker and flap and flirt" (verse, unpublished)

"I hold all women are a gang of tramps" (verse, unpublished)

"Love is singing soft and low" (verse, unpublished)

"Skull-Face" accepted by Weird Tales

"Flaming Marble" (verse) published in The Poets’ Scroll

"Ambition In the Moonlight" appeared in The Junto

"Rebellion" (verse) published in The Poets’ Scroll

"At the Inn Of the Gory Dagger" (verse, unpublished)

2 letters to T.C. Smith detailing Howard’s writing career to this point

"The Case of the College Toilet" (parody)

"And there were lethal women, flaming ice and fire" (verse, unpublished)

"A haunting cadence fills the night with fierce longing" (verse, unpublished)

"Through the mists of silence there came a sound" (verse, unpublished)

"The Mysteries" (verse, unpublished)

"The Path of the Strange Wanderers" (verse)

"At the Bazaar" (verse, unpublished)

"‘Hatrack! a voice came to me dimly...." (parody)

"By old Abie Goldstein’s pawnshop where the ghetto meets the quay" (verse, unpublished)

"Crowd-Horror" returned by Argosy with request to cut length

"Bastards All!" (parody)

"Songs of Bastards" (parody)

"Moon Mockery" (verse) published in Weird Tales [$3.50]

"A Lady’s Chamber" (verse) published in American Poet

"On my return here I found a returned mss. from Adventure with a line or two from the assistant editor telling me to submit some more of my work"

"Crowd-Horror" accepted by Argosy ("still too long but they will make necessary changes themselves")

Received advance sheets for "Rattle of Bones" from Weird Tales

"To the Contented" (verse, unpublished)

"High Blue Halls" (verse, unpublished)

"An American Epic" (verse, unpublished)

"Forbidden Magic" (verse) published in Weird Tales [$3.50]

"Red Thunder" (verse) accepted for JAPM: The Poetry Weekly

"Irony" (dramatic sketch)

"The Moor Ghost" (verse) published in Weird Tales [$4.00]

"finally got back my rhymes from the Scroll"

inquired about "Iron Men" to Fiction House

"The Touch of Death" (as "The Fearsome Touch of Death") published in Weird Tales [$18.00] [letter to TCS ca. January 1930 [SL 1 #29] says he tried other magazines with this story]

"Iron Men" located and accepted

"next issue" (of Weird Tales) "appears my ‘A Song Out of Midian" (verse)

"The Song of a Mad Minstrel" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"Black Chant Imperial" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"Shadows on the Road" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"Sailor’s Grudge" published in Fight Stories [$75.00]

"Whispers" (verse)

"The Dark Man" accepted for Strange Stories (planned companion mag to Weird Tales)

"Kings of the Night" accepted for Weird Tales (submitted to Strange Stories but Wright accepted for WT)

"The Autumn of the World" ["Autumn"] (verse)

"A Tribute to the Sportsmanship of the Fans" (verse, unpublished)

"Aw Come On and Fight!" (verse, unpublished)

"The Song of the Sage" (verse, unpublished)

"Whispers on the Nightwinds" (verse)

"The Gladiator and the Lady" (verse)

"Winner Take All" accepted by Fight Stories

"The Return of the Seafarer" [variant] (verse)

"Shadows on the Road" (verse) published in Weird Tales [$11.50]

"The Gods of Bal-Sagoth" accepted for Strange Stories

"Waterfront Fists" accepted by Fight Stories

"The Rhyme of the Viking Path" [variant of "Thor’s Son"] (verse)

"A Marching Song of Connacht" (verse)

"The Moon of Skulls" (part one) published in Weird Tales [$200.00]

"The Moon of Skulls" (part two) published in Weird Tales

"The Voice of El-Lil" accepted for Oriental Stories

"Red Blades of Black Cathay" written (with Tevis Clyde Smith)

"Then Stein the peddler with rising joy" (verse, unpublished)

"Alleys of Peril" sold to Fight Stories

"I was once, I declare, a grog-shop man" (verse, unpublished; "a little parody on one of Soivice’s stuff")

"The Fangs of the Copperhead" written ("which I intend to try to sell Fiction House. It took me about three hours to write it...") [No story by this title known]

"Red Blades of Black Cathay" accepted for Oriental Stories

"Wings in the Night" accepted for Weird Tales

"Waterfront Law" ["The TNT Punch"] sold to Fiction House 

"They cast her out of the court of the king" ["Daughter of Evil"] (verse)

"Black Chant Imperial" published in Weird Tales [$6.00]

"The Children of the Night" accepted for Weird Tales

"Reuben’s Brethren" (verse) quoted in letter to HPL

"Kings of the Night" published in Weird Tales [$120.00]

"The Blood of Belshazzar" accepted for Oriental Stories

"The Black Stone" accepted for Weird Tales

"The Thing on the Roof" complete but not yet submitted

Story rejected by Fiction House ("The fight was simply a dramatic description of the Goddard-Choynsky bout with a few changes"—perhaps "Double-Cross"?)

"I have a number of manuscripts that are practically ready to be sent off, and a number more which lack only a little work to be completed." 

"If you haven’t sent ‘The Honor of the Game’ to Argosy, send it first to Street & Smith, Sport Story..." 

Received letter from Wilfred B. Talman regarding submission to Texaco company’s magazines

"Alleys of Peril" published in Fight Stories [$80.00]

Abandons sequel to "Skull-Face"

Street & Smith inquired about taking over Costigan series; Howard offered to create another series for them

"The Song of a Mad Minstrel" (verse) published in Weird Tales [$8.00]

"I did quite a bit of work, sent off a number of manuscripts, and then got to loafing again."

"The Black Bear Bites" sent to Argosy (formerly rejected by Adventure and Far East) (Later rejected by Argosy)

"Fiction House has been turning down Steve regular."

John Byrne (Fiction House editor) suggests story "in which Steve is recovering from an overdose of belladonna that some tricky opponent has put into his eyes before the bout....They get him to box an exhibition bout for society...."

Story ("The House of Peril" ["Blow the Chinks Down"]) sold to Action Stories ["The yarn I sold Action Stories had characters named Mike Dorgan and Bill McGlory and I just wonder if Dorgan isn’t changed to Costigan before it appears in print."]

Submitted story based on Byrne’s belladonna suggestion ("In High Society" ["Cultured Cauliflowers"])

"The Ghost of Camp Colorado" (article) published in Frontier Times

"The Thing on the Roof" sent to Claytons (Strange Tales) (later rejected)

"One Shanghai Night" sent to Fiction House (later accepted)

"The Thing on the Roof" sent to Argosy (later rejected)

"The Fighting Fury" sent to McFadden

"The Blood of Belshazzar" accepted for Oriental Stories some time previously

"In the past 3 weeks I’ve managed...to pound out four prize-ring short stories, an adventure short, a Western short, a fact article [probably "Kelly the Conjure Man"] and a long historical novelet...."

"The Lame Man" ("Lord of Samarcand") written

"Several months ago Wright rejected ["The Thing on the Roof"]....Claytons likewise rejected it, saying the plot was too thin....Argosy rejected it....Then Farnsworth asked to see it again, when he accepted my The Sowers of the Thunder for Oriental Stories. In his latest letter he accepted it...." 

"The Horror from the Mound" accepted by Weird Tales [previously rejected]

"Moonlight on a Skull" (verse) accepted by Weird Tales

"The Gods of Bal-Sagoth" published in Weird Tales [$140.00]

"Who Is Grandpa Theobold?" (verse)

"The Black Stone" published in Weird Tales [$56.00]

"Fighting Nerves" returned by Street & Smith for rewrite

Wrote a Costigan yarn

"The Dark Man" published in Weird Tales [$85.00]

"The Grey God Passes" (rewritten fantasy version of "Spears of Clontarf") rejected by Weird Tales

"The Cairn on the Headland" sold to Clayton (Strange Tales)

"The Thing on the Roof" published in Weird Tales [$40.00]

"Cimmeria" (verse)

"The Last Day" (verse) published in Weird Tales [$3.50]

"The Phoenix on the Sword" returned for revision by Weird Tales

"Wings in the Night" at the printer

"Worms of the Earth" Wright "want(s) to schedule soon"

"The God in the Bowl" written?

"The Road of Azrael" rejected by Soldiers of Fortune

"The Phoenix on the Sword" accepted for Weird Tales

"The Tower of the Elephant" accepted for Weird Tales

"A Weird Ballad" (verse)

"Little brown man of Nippon" (verse, unpublished)

"Valley of the Lost" accepted for Strange Tales

"The Hoofed Thing" ("Usurp the Night") sent to Swanson (amateur publisher in North Dakota); Bates [Strange Tales] rejected earlier

"The Toy Rattle Murder Case" (parody)

"John Brown" (verse)

"Abe Lincoln" (verse)

"John Kelley" (verse, unpublished)

"The Tom Thumb Moider Mystery" (parody)

"Authorial Version of Duna" (verse)

"Samson’s Broodings" (verse)

"One Blood Strain" (verse, unpublished)

"The Road of the Eagles" returned by Wright for revision

"The Phoenix on the Sword" scheduled for December

"The Scarlet Citadel" scheduled for January

Wright gives permission to use quote from EH Price’s "Girl from Samarcand" in "Black Colossus"

"One of my latest sales concluded with a sexual intercourse" ("Black Colossus")

"A Mick in Israel" (verse, unpublished)

"Musings" (verse) "Envoy" (verse, unpublished)

"The editor took liberties with ‘The Cairn on the Headland’. In the original version, O’Brien was born in America. The editor changed this and made O’Brien a native of Ireland, but neglected to change the line: ‘We were countrymen in that we born in the same land.’ That would seem to make ‘Ortali’ an Irishman, too, when I intended him for an American-born Italian."

"The Scarlet Citadel" published in Weird Tales [$140.00]

"Black Colossus" will have cover in June

"Lion of Tiberias" advance sheets received

"Turkish Menace" sent to Argosy by Kline

"Jade Monkey" with Kline already

"Cultured Cauliflowers" with Kline already

"Law Shooters of Cowtown" received by Kline

"Wild Water" received by Kline

"the other westerns you sent me are short..."

"The Man on the Ground" published in Weird Tales [$20.00]

"A New Game for Dorgan" received by Kline

"Hawks Over Egypt" received by Kline

Working on "The Devil in Iron"

"The Garden of Fear" sent to Crawford (amateur publisher)

"The Valley of the Lost" sent to Astounding

"The Ghost with the Silk Hat" received by Kline

"A Gent from Bear Creek" received by Kline

"Old Garfield’s Heart" published in Weird Tales [$35.00]

Landed one yarn with Action Stories since its return ("Mountain Man"?)

"The Shadow of the Vulture" published in Magic Carpet [$140.00]

"Rogues in the House" published in Weird Tales [$100.00]

"The Tomb’s Secret" published in Strange Detective Stories, bylined "Patrick Ervin" [$72.25 ($85.00)]

"The Valley of the Worm" published in Weird Tales [$80.00]

"Swords of Shahrazar" returned by Kline after being returned by Margulies (Thrilling Adventures) for rewrite

Violet Cooper, Kline New York representative, has received REH’s synopsis for western for Cook, may not be long enough

"Names in the Black Book" published in Super-Detective Stories [$85.00 ($100.00)]

"Queen of the Black Coast" published in Weird Tales [$115.00]

"People of the Black Circle" to start in September

"...I’ve had no luck with Super-Detective after the sale of one novelet" ["Names in the Black Book"]

"The Haunter of the Ring" published in Weird Tales [$60.00]

"Sluggers of the Beach" published in Jack Dempsey’s Fight Magazine [$35.00]

"The Devil in Iron" published in Weird Tales [$115.00]

"The Voices Waken Memory" (verse) published in The Fantasy Fan

"A Gent from Bear Creek" published in Action Stories [$46.75 ($55.00)] ("The 

paragraphs marked with a pencil [on copy sent to Lovecraft] in ‘Gent from Bear Creek’ are not mine. The enthusiasm of the editor prompted him to insert them. They doubtless help the story.")

"Swords of Shahrazar" published in Top-Notch [$124.90 ($147.00)]

"The People of the Black Circle" (part two) published in Weird Tales

"My latest sales have been a 23,000 word Oriental adventure yarn to Top-Notch [could be "The Daughter of Erlik Khan," but doubtful; more likely "Hawk of the Hills" or "Blood of the Gods"]), and a two-part Conan serial ["Beyond the Black River"]..."

"What I feel is one of the best stories I’ve ever written was a 30,000 word Western, the first draft of which I knocked off in two and a half days, but which I have my doubts if anybody will accept it" ("The Vultures of Whapeton"?)

"Moon of Zambebwei" recently accepted by Wright

"Alleys of Treachery" received by Kline

"The Daughter of Erlik Khan" published in Top-Notch [$195.50 ($230.00)]

"A Witch Shall Be Born" published in Weird Tales [$155.00]

"Babel" (verse) published in The Fantasy Fan

"Moon of Zambebwei" (as "The Grisly Horror") published in Weird Tales [$99.00 ($110.00)]

"Sailor Dorgan and the Yellow Cobra" received by Kline

"Hawk of the Hills" published in Top-Notch [$ ?]

"Beyond the Black River" (part two) published in Weird Tales 

been concentrating on adventure stuff recently

"Hawks Over Egypt" received by Kline Agency (rewrite? -- see 23 October 1933)

"Boot-Hill Payoff" (revised for Robert Enders Allen [Chandler Whipple]) published in Western Aces [$78.75 (110.00)]

Kline suggests submitting A Gent From Bear Creek (novel) to British publisher; says "The American publisher who is considering the original has not yet reported"

"The Girl on the Hell Ship" sent to Frank Armer (Spicy Adventures)

"The Trail of the Blood-Stained God" probably not suitable for Thrilling Adventures 

"Sailor Dorgan and the Jade Monkey" returned by Wright, as Magic Carpet definitely folded, submit clean copy and will put on offer again

The Hour of the Dragon (part one) published in Weird Tales [part one $160.00; part two $170.00; parts three-five $ ?]

"Swords of the Red Brotherhood" sent to Top Notch by Kline

"Swords of the Red Brotherhood" returned to Kline by Top Notch

"Swords of the Red Brotherhood" sent to Short Stories by Kline

"Graveyard Rats" published in Thrilling Mystery [$ ?]

"The Hyborian Age" (part one) published in The Phantagraph (fan publication)

The Hour of the Dragon (part three) published in Weird Tales

"Swords of the Red Brotherhood" returned to Kline by Short Stories

"Three-Bladed Doom" (short version) sent to Thrilling Adventures by Kline Agency

"Swords of the Red Brotherhood" returned to Kline by Complete Stories

"Swords of the Red Brotherhood" returned to Kline by Adventure

"The Girl on the Hell Ship" (as "The She-Devil") published in Spicy Adventure Stories, bylined "Sam Walser" [$48.60 ($54.00)]

"Iron-Jaw" published in Dime Sports [$ ?]

The Hour of the Dragon (part five) published in Weird Tales

Just now I have a chance of starting a new prize-fight series for a new sport magazine, and maybe a pirate series for an adventure publication. But I get to write so little these days I may not make either of them.

"Black Wind Blowing" sold to Standard by Binder

I haven’t written a weird story for nearly a year, though I’ve been contemplating one dealing with Coronado’s expedition on the Staked Plains in 1541. A good theme if I can develop it. ["Nekht Semerkeht"]

"Fists of the Revolution" received by Kline

Kline list shows "Three-Bladed Doom" "long version, 42,000 wds" sent to Argosy May 1936, notes "hold for a while"

"Hawks Over Egypt" submitted to Short Stories by Kline

"A Elston to the Rescue" sold to Popular by Binder

"A Man-Eating Jeopard" published in Cowboy Stories [$49.50 ($55.00) - Lord; $27.50 - Binder]

"Desert Blood" published in Spicy Adventure Stories, bylined "Sam Walser" [$ ?]

"Black Wind Blowing" published in Thrilling Mystery [($40.00)]

"Black Canaan" published in Weird Tales [$108.00 ($120.00)

Binder also offers congratulations on Pike Bearfield stories sold to Argosy

"Hawks Over Egypt" returned to Kline by Short Stories

"Gents on the Lynch" sold to Munsey by Binder [$85.00 (76.50)]

-- [Howard apparently sold the above two stories to Argosy directly, and paid Kline the 10% commission due; they are listed on Otto Binder’s list of sales for 1936]

"The Dead Remember" sold to Munsey by Binder

"Son of the White Wolf" sold to Standard by Binder

"Sons of the Hawk" (as "The Country of the Knife") published in Complete Stories [($120.00)]

"The Hyborian Age" (part two) published in The Phantagraph (fan publication)

"Always Comes Evening" (verse) published in The Phantagraph (fan publication)

"The Dragon of Kao Tsu" published in Spicy Adventure Stories, bylined "Sam Walser" [$26.50]

"The Curly Wolf of Sawtooth" published in Star Western [$60.00 - Lord; $30.00 - Binder]

"Red Nails" (part three) published in Weird Tales

"The Black Hound of Death" published in Weird Tales [$90.00 ($100.00)]

"Son of the White Wolf" published in Thrilling Adventures [$50.00]

"The Fire of Asshurbanipal" published in Weird Tales [$100.00]

"Murderer’s Grog" published in Spicy Adventure Stories [$27.00]