rather than "that" 501.37.11-12: kodak snap shot; 502.1.2: Its; 502.3.5: comma rather than period after
"up" 502.4.1: Lets; 502.9.10: tempermental; 502.11.8: knife edge; 502.17.10: Why; 502.20.5: didnt; 502.22.5: comma rather than period after "admitted" 502.23.3: comma rather than period after "cried"
502.26.6: gibuous; 502.26.8: no comma after "mistily" 502.27.3: tumble down; 502.31.9: snap shot; 502.32.1: exclude; 502.37.3: its; 502.38.3: its; 502.38.10: its; 502.39.5-6: the house; 502.41.4: hasnt; 503.5.4-5: the house; 503.10.7: comma rather than period after "Conrad" 503.10.9: dont; 503.23.5: doesnt; 503.31.2: visi (typed to right edge of paper); 503.34.4: metropoli (typed to right edge of paper); 504.1.10: comma rather than period after "mayor" 504.6.5: comma rather than period after "Conrad"
504.8.6: comma rather than period after "Skuyler" 504.11.7: Neither; 504.13.1: barreness; 504.16.10: comma rather than period after "Conrad" 504.17.1: encountere (typed to right edge of paper); 504.25.4: If; 504.29.2: no comma after "it" 504.29.16-30.1: the house; 504.32.4: The; 504.33.10: some-one; 504.35.2: some-one; 504.35.9: boot-leg
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Text taken from The Howard Collector, Spring 1967. 506.3.5: comma after "Africa'
I would like to thank Rob Bliss, Dean Howarth, Emma Clayton, and Simon Bisley for their friendship and creative support. All the guys at Paradox Entertainment and the R. E. Howard estate for having faith in me. Special thanks to Jim & Ruth for all of your help in finally getting the project started and making my job so enjoyable. Finally my Mum Debbie for always being there when I need her, my wife Karen and son Harrison for keeping me sane and making me laugh, I love you.
Greg Staples
Many, many thanks to Rob Roehm for his efforts in getting all the texts together for this book, and to Patrice Louinet and Paul Herman for their help and counsel. Thanks, once more, to Stuart, for his customary patience with my deadline-pushing ways, and to Jim and Ruth for all their hard work in bringing this thing together. To the gang at Del Rey for their patience and expertise. To Marcelo--this first experience of doing a book without you just made me realize all the more how much you did, and what a genius you are. To Glenn Lord, for all the years of friendship and help. To Steve Trout, who long ago opened my eyes to Howard's horror stories. And as always to Shelly, all my love, for patiently putting up with me when I get absorbed in these projects.
Rusty Burke
We'd like to thank Marcelo Anciano--the catalyst for this series. Thanks also to Rusty, Stuart, Jay, and Greg. Very special thanks goes to Ed Waterman and Patricia Keegan.
Jim & Ruth Keegan
For this, my ninth book in this series, I'd like to thank Marcelo Anciano, who started the ball rolling over ten years ago, for involving me in a dream project; Rusty Burke for his dedication to all things Howardian; and Jim and Ruth Keegan for keeping the job on track. I've enjoyed working on the prevous books, but I've been waiting for this one from the start--Howard's horror stories--in my opinion, the cream of the crop. I can't wait to read it!
Stuart Williams
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