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Robert E. Howard Studies is the study of Texan writer Robert E. Howard and his works. This research focusses on different facets of the man and his writing, including aspects of his personal life, the subtexts in his stories and FOO.

Howard scholars

Terry Allen

Terry Allen (moderator)

Rusty Burke

Rusty Burke has published several essays on Howard and his character Conan.^[1] He was Series Editor on Wandering Star's limited editions of Howard's works, on Bison Books' collections and on Del Rey's ongoing series of Howard books.^[1] He has written short biography of Howard and is working on a book-length version.^[1] Burke joined REHupa ten years after he first discovered Conan in Marvel Comics' Conan the Barbarian (comic).^[1] He is on the board of directors for the Robert E. Howard Foundation.^[1]

Bill "Indy" Cavalier

Bill "Indy" Cavalier Bill Cavalier

Frank Coffmann

Frank Coffmann is webmaster of robert-e-howard.org.^[2]

Mark Finn

Mark Finn wrote the Howard biography Blood and Thunder.^[2]

Leo Grin

Leo Grin was the editor of the Howardian acamedic journal The Cimmerian.^[2]

Mark Hall

Mark Hall (editor) is the editor of the magazine The Dark Man.^[2]

Paul Herman

Paul Herman (writer) has edited several Howard collections.^[1] He is on the board of directors for the Robert E. Howard Foundation.^[1]

Don Herron

Don Herron first major contribution to the field was the essay "Conan vs. Conantics".^[1] He has edited two collections of essays related to Howard: The Dark Barbarian (1984) and The Barbaric Triumph (2004).^[1]

Glenn Lord

Patrice Louinet

Patrice Louinet discovered the character of Conan in 1983.^[1] Howard was the subject of both Louinet's Ph.D. dissertation (1990) and his Post Doctoral Thesis (1992).^[1] Louinet has written several further essays related to Howard.^[1] He was the General Editor for Wandering Star's limited edition Conan collections and Del Rey's softcover releases of the same books.^[1] Louinet is on the board of directors for the Robert E. Howard Foundation.^[1]

Joe Marek

Joe Marek is the editor of The New Howard Reader.^[2]

Dennis McHaney

Dennis McHaney is the publisher of The Howard Review and other Howardian books.^[2]

Craig Miller

Craig Miller (publisher) is the publisher of the magazine Spectrum.^[2]

Dale E. Rippke

Dale E. Rippke wrote the 2004 book The Hyborian Heresies analysing aspects of the Conan stories.^[1] He is also the webmaster for the sword and sorcery website Heroes of Dark Fantasy.^[1]

Rob Roehm

Rob Roehm is the editor of The Collected Letters of Robert E. Howard.^[2]

Paul M. Sammon

Paul M. Sammon worked on the first two Conan films, Conan the Barbarian (1982 film) and Conan the Destroyer, as a marketing representative for Universal Pictures.^[1] This gave him first hand background information on the films and allowed him to collect a library of further information. He has since written extensively on the subject.^[1]

Damon Sasser

Damon Sasser is the editor of the magazine REH: Two-Gun Raconteur.^[2]

James Van Hise

James Van Hise edited and contributed to the book The Fantastic Worlds of Robert E. Howard (1997), which collected and reprinted essays and articles written as part of REHupa.^[1] Van Hise has also published the Howardian fanzine Sword & Fantasy (2005).^[2]

Edward A. Waterman

Edward A. Waterman has published articles about Howard's literature in The Barbaric Triumh and The Dark Man.^[2] He is also the designer and webmaster of the Conan website.^[2]

Robert Weinberg

Robert Weinberg (author) is a noted scholar of pulp magazines and Weird Tales.^[2] He wrote the early Howardian study The Annotated Guide to Robert E. Howard's Sword and Sorcery.^[2]

Books

Biographies

Post Oaks and Sand Roughs (fictionalised autobiography)
The Miscast Barbarian
Dark Valley Destiny
Blood and Thunder (book)

Memoirs

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The Collected Letters of Robert E. Howard
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Bibliographies

Essays and collections

Periodicals

Amra (fanzine) nb: Hugo awards
The Cimmerian (2004-2009?)
The Dark Man (magazine) (1990-1996, 2005-)
The Howard Collector (1961-1973)
The New Howard Reader (1998-)
Savage Sword of Conan
Spectrum (entertainment magazine) has published two "REH issues":
- Spectrum Super Special #2 — The Magazine of Film, Television & Comics: Robert E. Howard's Conan (2004)
- Spectrum Super Special #3 — The Magazine of Film, Television & Comics: Robert E. Howard and the Barbarians (2005)
REH: Lone Star Fictioneer (1975-1976)
REH: Two-Gun Raconteur

Internet

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A Short Biography of Robert E. Howard
Howard Works

+ Scholar Tools sections on various sites (Foundation, REHUPA)

The Robert E. Howard Foundation

The Robert E. Howard Foundation...

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References

Notes

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s Sammon (2007, p. 142)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Sammon (2007, p. 143)

Sources

Sammon, Paul M. (2007), Conan the Phenomenon, Dark Hourse Books, ISBN 9781593076535

External links

[scholar142-1] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s Sammon (2007, p. 142)

[scholar143-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Sammon (2007, p. 143)

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