The Black Stranger: And Other American Tales (The Works of Robert E. Howard Series) Review

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The Black Stranger: And Other American Tales (The Works of Robert E. Howard Series) ReviewSince the TOC isn't available from the publisher, I thought I'd make it available here. Parenthetical comments are mine.
Introduction
The Black Stranger (not L. Sprague deCamp's version)
Marchers of Valhalla
The Gods of Bal-Sagoth
Nekht Semerkeht (combined drafts & synopsis; not Andrew Offutt's version)
Black Vulmea's Vengeance
The Strange Case of Josiah Wilbarger
The Valley of the Lost
Kelly the Conjure-Man
Black Canaan
Pigeons from Hell
Old Garfield's Heart
The Horror from the Mound
The Thunder-Rider
"The Classic Tale of the Southwest" (excerpts from letters)
The Grim Land (poem)
Source AcknowledgmentsThe Black Stranger: And Other American Tales (The Works of Robert E. Howard Series) OverviewRobert E. Howard is celebrated as the founding father of sword-and-sorcery, the creator of Conan of Cimmeria and Kull of Atlantis. The Black Stranger and Other American Tales demonstrates that in some of his most powerful heroic fantasy and horror stories, he also explored a New World older and more haunted than that which we've seen in textbooks or museum exhibits. In Howard's Gothic America, dominion goes hand in hand with damnation and the present never ceases to writhe in the grip of the past.

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