| Title | First published | Cover | Source text | Notes |
| Beyond the Black River | Weird Tales 1935, May–June
serial, two parts | | "Beyond the Black River"
| Novella; Public Domain |
| Black Colossus | Weird Tales 1933, June | | "Black Colossus"
| Sold for $130 |
| The Black Stranger | Echoes of Valor 1987, February | | | Re-written by Howard as the [|Black Vulmea] story Swords of the Red Brotherhood which was itself rewritten by L. Sprague de Camp into the Conan story The Treasure of Tranicos, first published in Fantasy Fiction Magazine, March 1953 |
| Cimmeria | The Howard Collector #7 1965, Winter | | | Poem; Written in February 1932 |
| The Devil in Iron | Weird Tales 1934, August | | "The Devil in Iron"
| Sold for $115; Public Domain |
| Drums of Tombalku | The Pool of the Black One 1986 | | | Fragment; Completed version by L. Sprague de Camp first published in Conan the Adventurer, 1966 |
| The Frost-Giant's Daughter | Fantasy Fan 1934, March
as Gods of the North | | "Gods of the North"
| Alternate titles: Gods of the North, The Frost King's Daughter. Gods of the North is in the Public Domain |
| The God in the Bowl | The Tower of the Elephant 1975 | | | Edited version by L. Sprague de Camp first published in Space Science Fiction, September 1952 |
| The Hall of the Dead | Fantasy Crossroads #1 1974, November | | | Synopsis; Completed version by L. Sprague de Camp first published in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 1967 |
| The Hand of Nergal | The Last Celt 1976 | | | Fragment; Completed version by Lin Carter first published in Conan, 1968 |
| The Hour of the Dragon | Weird Tales 1935, December | | "The Hour of the Dragon"
| Novel; published in book form as Conan the Conqueror. Sold for approximately $500 |
| Iron Shadows in the Moon | Weird Tales 1934, April | | "Shadows in the Moonlight"
| Alternate title: Shadows in the Moonlight. Sold for $120; Public Domain |
| Jewels of Gwahlur | Weird Tales 1935, March | | "Jewels of Gwahlur"
| Alternate titles: Teeth of Gwahlur, The Servants of Bit-Yakin. Sold for $155; Public Domain |
| The People of the Black Circle | Weird Tales 1934, September–November
serial, three parts | | "The People of the Black Circle"
| Novella; Sold for $250; Public Domain |
| The Phoenix on the Sword | Weird Tales 1932, December | | "The Phoenix on the Sword"
| Sold for $85 |
| The Pool of the Black One | Weird Tales 1933, October | | "The Pool of the Black One"
| Sold for $110 |
| Queen of the Black Coast | Weird Tales 1934, May | | "Queen of the Black Coast"
| Sold for $115; Public Domain |
| Red Nails | Weird Tales 1936, July—October
serial, three parts | | "Red Nails"
| Novella; Sold for $115; Public Domain |
| Rogues in the House | Weird Tales 1934, January | | "Rogues in the House"
| Sold for $100 |
| The Scarlet Citadel | Weird Tales 1933, January | | "The Scarlet Citadel"
| Sold for $140 |
| Shadows in Zamboula | Weird Tales 1935, November | | "Shadows in Zamboula"
| Alternate title: The Man-Eaters of Zamboula. Sold for $120; Public Domain |
| The Snout in the Dark | Jewels of Gwahlur 1979 | | | Fragment & Synopsis; Completed version by L. Sprague de Camp and Lin Carter first published in Conan of Cimmeria, 1969 |
| The Tower of the Elephant | Weird Tales 1933, March | | "The Tower of the Elephant"
| Sold for $95 |
| The Vale of Lost Women | Magazine of Horror #15 1967, Spring | | "The Vale of Lost Women"
| Disputed/unknown copyright status |
| A Witch Shall be Born | Weird Tales 1934, December | | "A Witch Shall be Born"
| Sold for $155; Public Domain |
| Wolves Beyond the Border | The Conan Chronicles, Volume 2 2001 | | | Fragment & Synopsis; Completed version by L. Sprague de Camp first published in Conan the Usurper, 1967 |
| Xuthal of the Dusk | Weird Tales 1933, September | | "The Slithering Shadow"
| Alternate title: The Slithering Shadow. Sold for $120 |
| Title | First published | Alternative title | Source Text | Notes |
| The Altar and the Scorpion | King Kull, 1967 | | | |
| The Black City | King Kull, 1967 | The Black Abyss | | |
| By This Axe, I Rule | King Kull, 1967 | | | Re-written by Howard into the Conan story The Phoenix on the Sword |
| The Curse of the Golden Skull | The Howard Collector #9, Spring 1967 | | | |
| Delcardes' Cat | King Kull, 1967 | The Cat and the Skull | | |
| Exile of Atlantis | King Kull, 1967 | | | Originally untitled, title created by Glenn Lord |
| The King and the Oak | Weird Tales, February 1939 | | | Poem |
| The Mirrors of Tuzun Thune | Weird Tales, September 1929 | | "The Mirrors of Tuzun Thune"
| Sold for $20; Public Domain |
| The Shadow Kingdom | Weird Tales, August 1929 | | "The Shadow Kingdom"
| Sold for $100; Public Domain |
| The Skull of Silence | King Kull, 1967 | The Screaming Skull of Silence | | |
| The Striking of the Gong | The Second Book of Robert E. Howard, 1976 | | | Edited version by Lin Carter first published in King Kull, 1967 |
| Swords of the Purple Kingdom | King Kull, 1967 | | | |
| "Wizard and Warrior" | Kull, 1978 | | | Completed by Lin Carter from an untitled fragment |
| "Riders Beyond the Sunrise" | Kull, 1978 | | | Completed by Lin Carter from an untitled fragment |
| Title | First published | Alternative title |
| The Castle of the Devil | Red Shadows, 1968 | | | Fragment; Also features John Silent. Completed by Ramsey Campbell. |
| The Children of Asshur | Red Shadows, 1968 | | | Fragment. Completed by Ramsey Campbell. |
| Death's Black Riders | The Howard Collector #10, Spring 1968 | | | Fragment |
| The Footfalls Within | Weird Tales, September 1931 | | "The Footfalls Within"
| Sold for $56 |
| Hawk of Basti | Red Shadows, 1968 | | | Fragment. Completed by Ramsey Campbell. |
| The Hills of the Dead | Weird Tales, August 1930 | | "The Hills of the Dead"
| Sold for $70 |
| The Moon of Skulls | Weird Tales, June–July 1930 | | "The Moon of Skulls"
| Novella; Sold for $200 |
| The One Black Stain | | | | Poem |
| Rattle of Bones | Weird Tales, June 1929 | | "Rattle of Bones"
| Sold for $20; Public Domain |
| Red Shadows | Weird Tales, August 1928 | [|Solomon Kane] | "Red Shadows"
| Sold for $20; Public Domain |
| The Return of Sir Richard Grenville | | | | Poem |
| The Right Hand of Doom | Red Shadows, 1968 | | | |
| Skulls in the Stars | Weird Tales, January 1929 | | "Skulls in the Stars"
| Sold for $30; Public Domain |
| Solomon Kane's Homecoming | | | | Poem |
| Wings in the Night | Weird Tales, July 1932 | | "Wings in the Night"
| Sold for $134 |
| Title | First published | Alternative title | Source text | Notes |
| Black Eons | The Howard Collector #9, Spring 1967 | | | Fragment; Originally untitled, title created by Robert M. Price |
| Brachan the Kelt | The New Howard Reader #1, June 1998 | | | Fragment; Completed version first published in The Barbarian Swordsmen, 1981 |
| The Garden of Fear | Marvel Tales, July–August 1934 | | "The Garden of Fear"
| Public Domain |
| Genseric's Fifth-Born Son | Fantasy Crossroads #10/11, March 1977 | Ghor, Kin-Slayer | | Fragment; Completed version of 16 chapters further chapters, each by a different author, first published in full in Ghor, Kin-Slayer, 1997 |
| The Guardian of the Idol | The Howard Reader #8, 2003 | | | Fragment & Synopsis; Completed version by Gerald W. Page first published in Weird Tales #3, Fall 1981 |
| Marchers of Valhalla | Marchers of Valhalla, 1972 | | | Copyright 1972 by Glenn Lord.
Plot: A mysterious woman helps John recall a past life... The men of Aesir and Vanir marched in olden times to the Gulf of Mexico. They found the ancient city of Khemnu, and defended it against raiders from the South, and were betrayed by treachery, so the city was in turn leveled by the scorned goddess Ishtar. |
| The Tower of Time | The New Howard Reader #2, August 1998 | Akram the Mysterious | | Fragment; Completed version by Lin Carter first published in Fantastic Stories, June 1975 |
| The Valley of the Worm | Weird Tales, February 1934 | | "The Valley of the Worm"
| Public Domain |
| Title | First published | Alternative title | Source text | Notes |
| Alleys of Darkness | Magic Carpet Magazine, January 1934 | Alleys of Singapore | "Alleys of Darkness"
| Sold for $45–54; Public Domain |
| Alleys of Treachery | The Howard Collector #8, Summer 1966 | The Mandarin Ruby | | |
| The Destiny Gorilla | The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974 | Sailor Costigan and the Destiny Gorilla, Sailor Dorgan and the Destiny Gorilla | | |
| In High Society | The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974 | Cultured Cauliflowers | | |
| A Knight of the Round Table | The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974 | Iron-Clad Fists | | |
| Playing Journalist | The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974 | A New Game for Costigan, A New Game for Dorgan | | |
| Playing Santa Claus | The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974 | A Two-Fisted Santa Claus | | |
| Sailor Dorgan and the Jade Monkey | The Howard Collector #14, Spring 1971 | Sailor Costigan and the Jade Monkey, The Jade Monkey | | |
| The Turkish Menace | The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974 | Sailor Dorgan and the Turkish Menace, Sailor Costigan and the Turkish Menace | | Sold for $67 to Magic Carpet Magazine in May 1933 but the magazine was suspended before publication |
| The Yellow Cobra | The Incredible Adventures of Dennis Dorgan, 1974 | Sailor Dorgan and the Yellow Cobra, A Korean Night, A Night Ashore | | |
| Title | First published | Alternative title | Source text | Notes |
| The Apache Mountain War | Action Stories, December 1935 | | The Apache Mountain War
| Public Domain |
| The Conquerin' Hero of the Humbolts | Action Stories, October 1936 | Politics at Blue Lizard, Politics at Lonesome Lizard | The Conquerin' Hero of the Humbolts
| Public Domain |
| No Cowherders Wanted | Action Stories, September 1936 | Gents in Buckskin | No Cowherders Wanted
| Public Domain |
| Cupid from Bear Creek | Action Stories, August 1935 | The Peaceful Pilgrim | Cupid From Bear Creek
| ; Public Domain |
| The Curly Wolf of Sawtooth | Star Western, September 1936 | A Elston to the Rescue, A Elkins Never Surrenders | | Sold for $60 |
| Evil Deeds at Red Cougar | Action Stories, June 1936 | | Evil Deeds at Red Cougar
| Public Domain |
| The Feud Buster | Action Stories, June 1935 | | The Feud Buster
| ; Public Domain |
| A Gent from Bear Creek | Action Stories, October 1934 | | A Gent from Bear Creek
| Sold for $46–55; Public Domain |
| A Gent from Bear Creek | A Gent from Bear Creek, 1937 | | | Novel created by combining several short stories and editing them to fit; Public Domain |
| Guns of the Mountain | Action Stories, May–June 1934 | | Guns of the Mountain
| ; Sold for $42–50; Public Domain |
| The Haunted Mountain | Action Stories, February 1935 | | The Haunted Mountain
| ; Public Domain |
| High Horse Rampage | Action Stories, August 1936 | Gents on the Rampage | High Horse Rampage
| Public Domain |
| Mayhem and Taxes | The Summit County Journal, September 1967 | | | |
| Meet Cap'n Kidd | The Summit County Journal, July–October 1968 | | | |
| Mountain Man | Action Stories, March–April 1934 | | Mountain Man
| ; Sold for $46–55; Public Domain |
| Pilgrims to the Pecos | Action Stories, February 1936 | Weary Pilgrims on the Road | Pilgrims to the Pecos
| Sold for $60; Public Domain |
| Pistol Politics | Action Stories, April 1936 | | Pistol Politics
| Public Domain |
| The Riot at Cougar Paw | Action Stories, October 1935 | | The Riot at Cougar Paw
| Public Domain |
| The Road to Bear Creek | Action Stories, December 1934 | | The Road to Bear Creek
| ; Sold for $42–50; Public Domain |
| The Scalp Hunter | Action Stories, August 1934 | A Stranger in Grizzly Claw | The Scalp Hunter
| ; Sold for $51–60; Public Domain |
| Sharp's Gun Serenade | Action Stories, January 1937 | Educate or Bust | Sharp's Gun Serenade
| ; Public Domain |
| Striped Shirts and Busted Hearts | The Summit County Journal, June 1967 | | | |
| War on Bear Creek | Action Stories, April 1935 | | War on Bear Creek
| ; Sold for $54–60; Public Domain |
| When Bear Creek Came to Chawed Ear | The Summit County Journal, March–September 1971 | | | |
| Title | First published | Alternative title | Source text | Notes |
| The Curse of the Crimson God | Swords of Shahrazar, 1978 | The Trail of the Blood-Stained God | | Edited by L. Sprague de Camp into the Conan story The Blood-Stained God, which was first published in Tales of Conan, 1955 |
| Swords of Shahrazar | Top-Notch, October 1934 | The Treasure of Shaibar Khan | | Sold for $124–147; Disputed/unknown copyright status |
| The Treasure of Tartary | Thrilling Adventures, January 1935 | Gold From Tartary | "The Treasure of Tartary"
| Sold for $42–50; Public Domain
Plot: As Shahrazar is overrun by raiders, O'Donnnell stumbles on a treasure heaped to the roof and a murderous plot to subjugate India. |
| Title | First published | Alternative title | Source text | Notes |
| The Black Stone | Weird Tales, November 1931 | | The Black Stone
| Sold for $56; It does not mention the narrator's name, but appears to be a Kirowan story |
| The Children of the Night | Weird Tales, April–May 1931 | |
(Project Gutenberg of Australia 
A Norman werewolf.
Weird WestWeird West stories are hybrids, a combination of a Western with another genre, usually horror, occult, or fantasy.
| Title | First published | Alternative title | Source text | Notes | | The Dead Remember | Argosy, August 1936 | | | Sold for $17.50 | | For the Love of Barbara Allen | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, August 1966 | | | Copyright 1966 by Mercury Press, Inc.
Plot: A snatch of song and a blow to the head send a man back into his ancestor's body for a Civil War battle - and a chance to relieve an old maid's heart as her lover briefly returns. | | The Haunted Hut | Weirdbook Two, 1969 | | | | | The Horror from the Mound | Weird Tales, May 1932 | The Monster from the Mound |
(Project Gutenberg of Australia
Detective storiesSteve Harrison">Steve Harrison (character)">Steve HarrisonA police detective, often coming across weird cases on his River Street patrol in Chinatown.
Private detectives.
| Title | First published | Alternative title | Source text | Notes | | Hand of the Black Goddess | Bran Mak Morn: A Play & Others, 1983 | Scarlet Tears | | | | Sons of Hate | Two-Fisted Detective Stories, May 1984 | | | |
Spicy storiesThe "Spicy" pulp magazines
PoetryOther fragmentsThe Atavist Age Lasting Love The Battling SailorBlue River BluesA Boy, a Beehive, and a ChinamanThe Brand of Satan Circus Charade The Dominant Male The Drawing Card The Drifter A Faithful Servant Fate is the Killer The Feminine of the Species The Ferocious Ape The Fishing Trip Fistic PsychologyThe Folly of Conceit Friends The Funniest Bout The Ghost Behind the Gloves The Ghost of Bald Rock Ranch In His Own Image Incongruity The Influence of the Movies The Ivory Camel The Land of Forgotten Ages The Lion Gate Lobo Volante Man A Man and a Brother A Man of Peace The Man Who Went Back Mr. Dowser Buys a Car Over the Rockies in a Ford Pigskin Scholar The Punch The Recalcitrant The Red Stone The Slayer A South Sea Storm The Splendid Brute Tallyho! Ten Minutes on a Street Corner Through the Ages The Treasure of Henry Morgan A Twentieth-Century Rip Van Winkle A Unique Hat The Weeping WillowWhat the Deuce? The Wheel Turns The White Jade Ring The Wild Man The Wings of the Bat
Other untitled stories- "As he approached the two, he swept off his feathered hat..."
- "Better a man should remain in kindly ignorance, than..."
- "Between berserk battle-rages, the black despair of melancholy..."
- "Franey was a fool."
- "From the black, bandit-haunted mountains of Kang..."
- "Help! Help! They're murderin' me!"
- "Huh?" I was so dumbfounded I was clean off..."
- "I", said Cuchulain, "was a man, at least."
- "I'm writing this with a piece of pencil on the backs of old..."
- "It was a strange experience, and I don't expect anyone..."
- "A land of wild, fantastic beauty; of mighty trees..."
- "The lazy quiet of the mid-summer day was shattered..."
- "A man", said my friend Larry Aloysius O'Leary..."
- "The matter seemed so obvious that my only answer..."
- "Maybe it doesn't seem like anything interesting and..."
- "Mike Costigan, writer and self-avowed futilist, gazed..."
- "The next day I was sluggish and inefficient in my work..."
- "Old Man Jacobsen crunched his powerful teeth through..."
- "So I set out up the hill-trail as if on a hunt and..."
- "So there I was..."
- "Spike Morissey was as tough a kid as ever came..."
- "The tale has always been doubted and scoffed at..."
- "that is, the artistry is but a symbol for the thought!"
- "Thure Khan gazed out across the shifting vastness..."
- "Trails led through dense jungle..."
- "Two men were standing in the bazaar at Delhi..."
- "You," said Shifty Griddle, pointing his finger at me..."
- "Joe Rogers had been working the stock markets..."
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