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07 appendice_153 27-05-2011 9:56 Pagina 153 Appendice Il corpus conaniano 1. Opere di Robert Ervin Howard A. Racconti di Conan pubblicati su Weird Tales The Phoenix on the Sword, «Weird Tales» 20 6, dicembre 1932. The Scarlet Citadel, «Weird Tales» 21 1, gennaio 1933. The Tower of the Elephant, «Weird Tales» 21 3, marzo 1933. Black Colossus, «Weird Tales» 21 6, giugno 1933. Xuthal of the Dusk, «Weird Tales» 22 3, settembre 1933, come The Slithering Shadow. The Pool of the Black One, «Weird Tales» 22 4, ottobre 1933. Rogues in the House, «Weird Tales» 23 1, gennaio 1934. Iron Shadows in the Moon, «Weird Tales» 23 4, aprile 1934, come Shadows in the Moonlight. Queen of the Black Coast, «Weird Tales» 23 5, maggio 1934. The Devil in Iron, «Weird Tales» 24 2, agosto 1934. The People of the Black Circle, «Weird Tales» 24 3-5, settembre/ ottobre/novembre 1934. A Witch Shall be Born, «Weird Tales» 24 6, dicembre 1934. Jewels of Gwahlur, «Weird Tales» 25 3, marzo 1935. Beyond the Black River, «Weird Tales» 25 5-6, maggio/giugno 1935. Man-Eaters of Zamboula, «Weird Tales» 26 5, novembre 1935, co- me Shadows in Zamboula. Red Nails, «Weird Tales» 28 1-3, luglio/agosto-settembre/ottobre 1936. 07 appendice_153 27-05-2011 9:56 Pagina 154 154 Conan il mito B. Romanzi con protagonista Conan The Hour of the Dragon, «Weird Tales» 26 6 & 27 1-4, dicembre 1935/gennaio/febbraio/marzo/aprile 1936. C. Storie di Conan pubblicate postume Si indicano le prime edizioni dei testi originali, non rivisti. «The Frost Giant’s Daughter», in Echoes of Valor Volume 2, TOR Books, New York, 1989. «The God in the Bowl», in Conan of Cimmeria Volume One, Wan- dering Star, 2002. The Vale of Lost Women, in «The Magazine of Horror» n. 15, Pri- mavera 1967. «The Black Stranger», in Echoes of Valor, TOR Books, New York 1987. D. Storie di Conan incompiute Si indicano le prime edizioni dei testi originali, non rivisti o completati. «The Snout in the Dark», frammento e riassunto; frammento in The Conan Chronicles Volume 1: The People of the Black Circle, Millenium, 2000; riassunto in Conan of Cimmeria Volume One, Wandering Star, 2002. «Drums of Tombalku», frammento e riassunto; frammento in The Conan Chronicles Volume 1: The People of the Black Circle, Mil- lenium, 2000; riassunto in «Cromlech» n. 3, 1988. «The Hall of the Dead», riassunto; in Glenn Lord, The Last Celt: A Bio-Bibliography of Robert E. Howard, Donald M. Grant, West Kingston, 1976. «The Hand of Nergal», frammento; in Glenn Lord, The Last Celt: A Bio-Bibliography of Robert E. Howard, Donald M. Grant, West Kingston, 1976. E. Altri scritti inerenti il ciclo di Conan. «Wolves Beyond the Border», racconto senza Conan ma ambien- 07 appendice_153 27-05-2011 9:56 Pagina 155 Il corpus conaniano 155 tato nella stessa epoca, frammento; in The Conan Chronicles Vo- lume 2: The Hour Of The Dragon, Millenium, 2001. The Hyborian Age, saggio, 1932; LANY Cooperative Publications, Los Angeles-New York 1938. Cimmeria, poesia, 1932; in «The Howard Collector», Inverno 1965. «Notes on Various Peoples of the Hyborian Age», appunti; in Ga- zeteer of the Hyborian World of Conan, Starmont House, 1977. «List of Hyborian Names and Countries», appunti; in Conan of Cimmeria Volume One, Wandering Star, 2002. F. L’edizione Lancer Si indicano solo i volumi contenenti testi di Howard; per quelli completamente non howardiani si veda 2.A. Robert E. Howard, L. Sprague de Camp e Lin Carter, Conan, 1968 (trad. it. Conan, Nord, Milano 1976). Robert E. Howard, L. Sprague de Camp e Lin Carter, Conan of Cimmeria, 1969 (trad. it. Conan, Nord, Milano 1976). Robert E. Howard e L. Sprague de Camp, Conan the Freebooter, 1968 (trad. it. Conan il pirata, Nord, Milano 1976). Robert E. Howard e L. Sprague de Camp, Conan the Wanderer, 1968 (trad. it. Conan lo zingaro, Nord, Milano 1976). Robert E. Howard e L. Sprague de Camp, Conan the Adventurer, 1966 (trad. it. Conan l’avventuriero, Nord, Milano 1974). Robert E. Howard, Conan the Warrior, 1967 (trad. it. Conan il guerriero, Nord, Milano 1976). Robert E. Howard e L. Sprague de Camp, Conan the Usurper, 1967 (trad. it. Conan l’usurpatore, Nord, Milano 1976). Robert E. Howard, Conan the Conqueror (già The Hour of the Dra- gon), 1967 (trad. it. Conan il conquistatore, Nord, Milano 1973). G. Altre edizioni italiane Si indicano solo le edizioni in volume citate nel testo delle storie di Howard, includendo anche quelle non appartenenti al ciclo di Conan. Per una bibliografia italiana completa si veda il Catalogo SF, Fantasy e Horror, a cura di Ernesto Vegetti, Pino Cottogni ed 07 appendice_153 27-05-2011 9:56 Pagina 156 156 Conan il mito Ermes Bertoni, alla pagina http://www.fantascienza.com/catalogo/ A0411.htm#2657. Robert Howard, L’era di Conan, Mondadori, Milano 1989. Robert Howard, L’ira di Conan, Mondadori, Milano 1990. Robert Howard, L’urlo di Conan, Mondadori, Milano 1990. Robert Howard, Kull di Valusia, Nord, Milano 1975. Robert Howard, Kull. Esiliato di Atlantide, Mondadori, Milano 2008. Robert Howard, Tutti i cicli fantastici. Vol III. I cicli celta e di faccia di teschio, Newton Compton, Roma 1995. Robert Howard, Tutti i cicli fantastici. Vol IV. I cicli di Solomon Ka- ne e Kirby Buchner, Newton Compton, Roma 1995. Robert Howard, Tutti i cicli fantastici. Vol V. I Cicli di Kull di Valu- sia, di James Allison, di Cthulhu e di Almuric, Newton Comp- ton, Roma 1995. Robert Howard, Almuric, in AA.VV., Pianeti per tutti, Mondadori, Milano 2001. Robert Howard, Lyon S. de Camp e Lin Carter, Conan il cimmero, Nord, Milano 1993. Robert Howard, Lyon S. de Camp e Lin Carter, Conan l’avventu- riero, Nord, Milano 1993. Robert Howard, Lyon S. de Camp e Lin Carter, Il regno di Conan, Nord, Milano 1994. 2. Romanzi apocrifi A. Volumi interamente non-howardiani dell’edizione Lancer Byorn Nyberg e Lyon S. de Camp, Conan the Avenger, 1968 (I ed. The Return of Conan, Gnome Press, New York 1957; trad. it. Conan il vendicatore, in L.S. de Camp, L. Carter e B. Nyberg, L’Età Hyboriana di Conan, Nord, Milano 1981). Lyon S. de Camp & Lin Carter, Conan of the Isles, 1968 (trad. it. Conan delle isole, in L.S. de Camp, L. Carter e B. Nyberg, L’Età Hyboriana di Conan, cit.). Lyon S. de Camp, Conan the Buccaneer, 1971 (trad. it. Conan il bu- caniere, Nord, Milano 1982). 07 appendice_153 27-05-2011 9:56 Pagina 157 Il corpus conaniano 157 Lyon S. de Camp & Lin Carter, Conan of Aquilonia, Ace Books, New York 1977 [previsto come 11° volume della serie, non venne pubblicato per la chiusura nel 1974 della Lancer, ma ap- parve qualche anno dopo presso la Ace Books a coronamento della ristampa completa del ciclo] (trad. it. Conan di Aquilonia, in L.S. de Camp, L. Carter e B. Nyberg, L’Età Hyboriana di Co- nan, cit.). B. I volumi Bantam Books Lyon S. de Camp, L. Carter e B. Nyberg, Conan the Swordsman, 1978 (trad. it. Conan il barbaro, Mondadori, Milano 1980). Lyon S. de Camp e Lin Carter, Conan the Liberator, 1979 (trad. it. Conan il liberatore, Mondadori, Milano 1981). Andrew J. Offutt, Conan: The Sword of Skelos, 1979 (trad. it. Co- nan e la spada di Skelos, Mondadori, Milano 1992). Karl Edward Wagner, Conan: The Road of Kings, 1980 (trad. it. Conan e la strada dei re, Mondadori, Milano 1983). Poul Anderson, Conan the Rebel, 1980 (trad. it. Conan il ribelle, Mondadori, Milano 1984). Lyon S. de Camp, Conan and the Spider God, 1980 (trad. it. Conan e il dio-ragno, Mondadori, Milano 1985). C. Paperback Ace Books illustrati da Esteban Maroto Andrew J. Offutt, Conan and the Sorceror, 1978. Andrew J. Offutt, Conan the Mercenary, 1981. D. I volumi Tor Books, New York. Robert Jordan, Conan the Invincible, 1982 (trad. it. Conan l’invin- cibile, Fanucci, Roma 1997). Robert Jordan, Conan the Defender, 1982. Robert Jordan, Conan the Unconquered, 1983. Robert Jordan, Conan the Triumphant, 1983. Robert Jordan, Conan the Magnificent, 1984. Robert Jordan, Conan the Destroyer [adattamento del film], 1984. 07 appendice_153 27-05-2011 9:56 Pagina 158 158 Conan il mito Robert Jordan, Conan the Victorious, 1984. John Maddox Roberts, Conan the Valorous, 1985. Steve Perry, Conan the Fearless, 1986. Leonard Carpenter, Conan the Renegade, 1986. Leonard Carpenter, Conan the Raider, 1986. John Maddox Roberts, Conan the Champion, 1987. Steve Perry, Conan the Defiant, 1987. John Maddox Roberts, Conan the Marauder, 1988. Leonard Carpenter, Conan the Warlord, 1988. Roland Green, Conan the Valiant, 1988. Leonard Carpenter, Conan the Hero, 1989. John Maddox Roberts, Conan the Bold, 1989. Leonard Carpenter, Conan the Great, 1989. Steve Perry, Conan the Indomitable, 1989. Steve Perry, Conan the Free Lance, 1990. Steve Perry, Conan the Formidable, 1990. Roland Green, Conan the Guardian, 1991. Leonard Carpenter, Conan the Outcast, 1991. John Maddox Roberts, Conan the Rogue, 1991. Roland Green, Conan the Relentless, 1992. Leonard Carpenter, Conan the Savage, 1992. Leonard Carpenter, Conan of the Red Brotherhood, 1993. Roland Green, Conan and the Gods of the Mountain, 1993. John Maddox Roberts, Conan and the Treasure of Python, 1993. Sean A. Moore, Conan the Hunter, 1994. Leonard Carpenter, Conan, Scourge of the Bloody Coast, 1994. John Maddox Roberts, Conan and the Manhunters, 1994. Roland Green, Conan at the Demon’s Gate, 1994. Leonard Carpenter, Conan the Gladiator, 1995. John Maddox Roberts, Conan and the Amazon, 1995. Roland Green, Conan and the Mists of Doom, 1995. John C. Hocking, Conan and the Emerald Lotus, 1995.
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    The Robert Bloch Collection, Acc. ~2256-89-0]-27 Page 11 Box ~ (continueo) Periooicals (continueol: F~ntastic Adyentutes: Vol. 5 (No.8), Allg. 194]: "You Can't Kio Lefty Feep", pp.148-166; "Fairy Tale" under the name Tarleton Fiske, pp.184-202; biographical note on Tarleton Fiske, p.203. Vol. 5 (No.9), Oct. 194]: "A Horse On Lefty Feep", pp. 86-101; "Mystery Of The Creeping Underwear" under the name Tarleton FIske, pp.132-146. Vol. 6 (No.1), Feb. 1944; "Lefty Feep's ~l:abian Nightmare", pp.178-192. Vol. 6 (No. 2), ~pr. 1944: "Lefty Feep Does Time", pp. 156-1'15. Vol. 7 (No.2), Apr. IH5: "Lefty Feep Gets Henpeckeo", 1'1'.116-131. Vol. 6 (No.3), July 1946: "Tree's A Cro"d", pp.74-90. Vol. 9 (No. 51, sept. 1947: "The Mad Scientist", pp. 108-124. Vol. 12 (No.3), Mar. 1950: "Girl From Mars", pp.28-33. Vol. 12 (No.7), July 1950: "End Of YOUl: Rope", 1'p.l10- 124. Vol. 12 (No. S), Aug. 1950: "The Devil With Youl", pp. 8-68. Vol. 13 (No.7), July 1951: "The Dead Don't Die", pp. 8-54; biogl;aphical note, pp.2, 129-130. Fantastic Monsters Of The F11ms, Vol. 1 (No.1), 1962: "Black Lotus", p.10-21, 62. Fantastic Uniyel;se: Vol. 1 (No.6), May 1954: "The Goddess Of Wisdom", pp. 117-128. Vol. 4 (No, 6), Jan. 1956: "You Got To Have Brains", pp .112-120. Vol. 5 (No.6), July 1956: "Founoing Fathel:s", pp.34- Vol.