Originally published in Weird Tales, November 1931.
The Haunter of the Ring and Other Tales
Stories
Black Talons
Originally published in Strange Detective Stories, December 1933. Published as “Talons in the Dark” in Tales of Weird Menace (REH Foundation Press, 2011); this was probably Howard’s original title for the story.
Black Wind Blowing
Originally published in Thrilling Mystery, June 1936.
The Cairn on the Headland
Originally published in Strange Tales, January 1933.
The Children of the Night
Originally published in Weird Tales, April-May 1931.
The Dream Snake
Originally published in Weird Tales, February 1928.
Fangs of Gold
Originally published in Strange Detective Stories, February 1934. Also known as “The People of the Serpent.”
The Fearsome Touch of Death
Originally published in Weird Tales, February 1930. Also published as “The Touch of Death.”
The Fire of Asshurbanipal (Weird Tales version)
Originally published in Weird Tales, December 1936.
Howard originally wrote “The Fire of Asshurbanipal” as a straight Oriental adventure story. He later rewrote the story, adding supernatural elements, for its publication in Weird Tales.
Graveyard Rats
Originally published in Thrilling Mystery, February 1936.
The Haunter of the Ring
Originally published in Weird Tales, June 1934.
The Horror From the Mound
Originally published in Weird Tales, May 1932.
The Hyena
Originally published in Weird Tales, March 1928.
In the Forest of Villefére
Originally published in Weird Tales, August 1925.
Names in the Black Book
Originally published in Super Detective Stories, May 1934.
People of the Dark
Originally published in Strange Tales, June 1932.
Features Conan the Reaver, not generally considered to be the same character as Howard’s more famous Conan of Cimmeria, although he is quite similar.
Pigeons From Hell
First published in Weird Tales, May 1938.
Sea Curse
Originally published in Weird Tales, May 1928.
Skull-Face
Originally published in Weird Tales, October, November and December, 1929 (3 part serial).
The narrator of this story is named Stephen Costigan, but not meant to be the same character as Sailor Steve Costigan from Howard’s boxing stories.
The Thing on the Roof
Originally published in Weird Tales, February 1932.
Wolfshead
Originally published in Weird Tales, April 1926.