Historical Adventure
It’s hard to believe that
anything could have been left out of The
Lord of Samarcand, but at least one possible
story was. Plus Lord of Samarcand wasn’t ever Howard’s title for that story. He
wanted to call it The Lame Man.
Historical
Adventure, Vol. 1
Cormac FitzGeoffrey
. . .
Hawks
of Outremer (Lord of Samarcand, Bison Books & Gates of Empire, Wildside Press)
The
Blood of Belshazzar (Lord of Samarcand, Bison Books & Gates of Empire, Wildside Press)
Other
Historical Adventures . . .
Red
Blades of Black
The
Sowers of the Thunder
(Lord of Samarcand, Bison
Books & Gates of Empire, Wildside Press)
The
Lame Man
(Lord of Samarcand) (Lord of Samarcand, Bison Books & Gates of Empire, Wildside Press)
Lion
of Tiberias (Lord of Samarcand, Bison Books & Gates of Empire, Wildside Press)
Miscellanea . .
.
The
Slave-Princess
[synopsis] (Lord
of Samarcand,
Bison Books)
The
Slave-Princess
[fragment] (Lord
of Samarcand,
Bison Books)
Two Against
Historical
Adventure, Vol. 2
The
Shadow of the Vulture
(Lord of Samarcand, Bison
Books & Gates of Empire, Wildside Press)
Gates
of Empire (Lord of Samarcand, Bison
Books & Gates of Empire, Wildside Press)
The
Road of Eagles
(The Way of the Swords) (Lord of Samarcand, Bison Books)
Hawks
over
The
Road of Azrael (Lord of Samarcand, Bison Books)
Miscellanea . .
.
The
Track of Bohemund (Lord of Samarcand, Bison Books)
The
King’s Service
(The Sword
Woman,
Where
Are Your Knights, Donn Othna? [poem]
(Collected Poems, forthcoming)
Untitled (“He knew knew de Bracy, they …”) (Lord of Samarcand, Bison Books)
Untitled (“The wind from the
Recap
of Harold Lamb’s The Wolf Chaser (Lord of Samarcand, Bison Books)
Untitled (“The Persians had all fled
…) (Lord of Samarcand, Bison
Books)
