New at Howard Works

Ithaki Yayinlari
Cthulhu Mitosu Öyküleri 
Featuring:  "The Black Stone"
http://howardworks.com/Cthulhu_Mitosu_Oykuleri-Ithaki_Yayinlari.html

Ithaki Yayinlari
Conan Yilliklari 1: Fil Kulesi
Featuring:
"The Hyborian Age"
"The Tower of the Elephant"
"The Hall of the Dead"
"The God in the Bowl"
"Rogues in the House"
"The Hand of Nergal"
"The Frost-Giant’s Daughter"
"Queen of the Black Coast"
"The Vale of Lost Women"
"The Snout in the Dark"
http://howardworks.com/Fil_Kulesi-Ithaki_Yayinlari.html

Douglas Editions
25 Thrilling Classics
Featuring:  "The Moon of Skulls"
http://howardworks.com/25ThrillingClassics-DouglasEditions.html

Perennial Press
Tales of Cthulhu
Featuring:
"The Children of the Night"
"The Black Stone"
"The Thing on the Roof"
"The Challenge from Beyond"
"The Fire of Asshurbanipal" (1)
http://howardworks.com/TalesofCthulhu-PerennialPress.html

Blood 'N' Thunder #48 (Summer 2016)
Now available!

Features an article by Morgan Holmes discussing Western yarns by Robert E. Howard.

The latest issue of Blood 'n' Thunder continues our survey of Famous Fantastic Mysteries, that most underrated pulp reprint magazine.

Readers will also find extensive coverage of important vintage films: "Cliffhanger Classics" revisits The House Without a Key, the 1926 silent serial that introduced moviegoers to Charlie Chan, while "Pulp Page to Silver Screen" takes an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at three 1946 Monogram Pictures whodunits featuring The Shadow.

Other department installments focus on such rare pulps as Detective Dragnet and Dime Mystery Book.

Prolific novelist Will Murray contributes a piece on a proposed Street & Street hero pulp that was to have had a time-traveling protagonist and be edited by the legendary SF writer John W.Campbell.

The issue is rounded out by two portfolios; one features ads for 1930s Street & Smith pulps published in the company's top-selling movie fan magazine Picture Play, the other reproduces rare pulp cover paintings scanned from the original art.

100 pages, 8x10, trade paperback
Price: $12.50

http://muraniapress.com/book/blood-n-thunder-summer-2016/

Skelos Press: SKELOS #1
Now available!

A horror and fantasy journal featuring short fiction, essays, poetry, reviews, and art by both seasoned pros and talented newcomers!

First issue features a short, previously unpublished Robert E. Howard draft that is illustrated by Mark Schultz.

CONTENTS
Short Fiction
"The Dead Unicorn" by Scott Cupp
"Hungry" by Charles Gramlich
"The Night Maere" by Scott Hannan
"The Nameless Tribe Drafts"  by Robert E. Howard (Illustrated by Mark Schultz)
"The Yellow Death" by David Hardy
"The Burning Messenger" by Matt Sullivan
"Dangerous Pearl" by Ethen Nahté

Novelettes
"The Drowned Dead Shape" by Keith Taylor
"One Less Hand for the Shaping of Things" by Jason Ray Carney

Poetry
"Sorceress" by Ashley Dioses
"Midnight in the Ebon Rose Bower" by K. A. Opperman
"The Casualty of the Somme" by Frank Coffman
"The Writer" by Jason Hardy
"Totem" by Pat Calhoun
"Surtur" by James McNew
"A Revelation Dream" by Kenneth Bykerk

Essays
"Nameles Tribes: Robert E. Howard's Anthropological World-Building in Men of the Shadows" by Jeffrey Shanks
"From the Cosmos to the Test-Tube: Lovecraft, Machen, and the Sublime" by Karen Joan Kohoutek
"A Sword-Edge Beauty as Keen as Blades: C. L. Moore and the Gender Dynamics of Sword-and-Sorcery" by Nicole Emmelhainz
Special Features
"Skull Session" by Mark Finn (Editorial)
"Grettir and the Draugr" by Samuel Dillon and Jeffrey Shanks  (Illustrated story)
"About the Contributors"

The Bone Yard
Reviews by Josh Akins, Bobbie Derie, Charles Hoffman, Paul McNamee, Brian Murphy, Deuce Richardson, Todd Vick, and Keith West

Trade paperback, 7"x10", 175 pages, $10 plus shipping
Single digital edition: $3

http://skelospress.com/shopskelos/

Peruse the New Skelos Magazine Website
By Damon C. Sasser

New post at the REH: Two-Gun Raconteur blog.

http://www.rehtwogunraconteur.com/peruse-the-new-skelos-magazine-website/

The Ships of Hy-Brasil Part 1 
by Barbara Barrett

New post at the On An Underwood No. 5 blog.

http://onanunderwood5.blogspot.com/2016/07/the-ships-of-hy-brasil-part-1-by.html?spref=fb

Steve Harrison – REH’s PI Gets Mixed Reviews
By Bob Byrne

https://almostholmes.wordpress.com/2016/07/28/steve-harrison-rehs-pi-gets-mixed-reviews/

Steve Harrison Reconsidered
By William Patrick Maynard

New post at the REH: Two-Gun Raconteur blog.

http://www.rehtwogunraconteur.com/steve-harrison-reconsidered/