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Nonfiction
- Echoes from the Vaults of Yoh-Vombis: A Compendium of the Life of George F. Haas (1976)
- The Dark Barbarian: The Writings of Robert E. Howard: A Critical Anthology (1984)
-
Reign of Fear: Fiction and Film of Stephen King (1988)
also appeared as:
- Variant: Reign of Fear: Fiction and Film of Stephen King (1982-1989) (1989)
- The Barbaric Triumph: A Critical Anthology on the Writings of Robert E. Howard (2004)
- "Yours for Faster Hippos,": Thirty Years of "Conan vs. Conantics" (2007)
-
Arkham House Ephemera: The Classic Years 1937—1973?Arkham House Ephemera: The Classic Years 1937-1973(2024) with John D. Haefele
- Life After (1995)
- Runaway (1998)
- Magick (1978)
- The Blades of Hell (1980)
- Curiosity (1987)
- Letter (The Diversifier #3) (1974)
- Letter (The Diversifier #4) (1974)
- Letter (The Diversifier #4) [2] (1974)
- Film Review: Re-Enter the Dragon (1974)
- Letter (The Diversifier #8) (1975)
- Conan vs. Conantics (1976)
- Letter (Fantasy Crossroads, February 1976) (1976)
- A Key to "The Little Booke" (1976)
- Letter (REH: Two-Gun Raconteur #4) (1977)
- Letter (Science Fiction Review #31) (1979)
-
Continuing the Characters of Robert E. Howard: An Open Forum (1980)
with
Loay Hall
and
Karl Edward Wagner
only appeared as:
- Variant: Bran Mak Morn (1980) [as by Don Herron]
- Variant: Continuing the Characters of Robert E. Howard: An Open Forum (1980) [as by Loay H. Hall and Don Herron and Karl Edward Wagner]
- The Double Shadow: The Influence of Clark Ashton Smith (1980)
- Blades and Bogles (1980)
- Horror Springs in the Fiction of Stephen King (1982)
- The Mysteries of M.P. Shiel (1983)
- Letter (Fantasy Newsletter, October-November 1983) (1983)
-
The Dark Barbarian (1984)
also appeared as:
- Translation: Der finstere Barbar [German] (2014)
- Appendix A: Robert E. Howard's Library (1984) with Steve Eng
- Letter (Crypt of Cthulhu, Eastertide 1985) (1985)
- Fun Guys from Yuggoth: Analects from the Mainstream #1: Of Lovecraft and Sam Loveman (1985)
- The Biggest Horror Fan of Them All (1985)
- Russell Kirk: Ghost Master of Mecosta (1985)
- King: The Good, the Bad, and the Academic (1986)
- The Unbegotten Is Unforgotten (1987)
- "The Red Brain": A Study in Absolute Doom (1987)
- The Last Cosmic Master (1988)
- The Summation (1988)
- Analects from the Mainstream #2: Of Machen and Henry Miller: Or, Anais, Meet Arthur (1989)
- Introduction (The Devil's Notebook) (1990)
- Swords at the Academy Gates; Or, Robert E. Howard Is There, Where Are the Critics? (1990)
- Two Films by Wojciech J. Has (1991)
- Barbarian Aftermath (1991)
- He Was No Understudy (1991)
- On Howadian Fairyland (1991)
- Untitled ("If Jay Sheckley had limited herself to her opening remarks ...") (1992)
- ConFrisco Continued (1993) with Martin Hoare and David Langford and Taras Wolansky and Ben Yalow
- A Revenant of Old Arkham (1994)
- Of the Master, Merlin, and H. Warner Munn (1996)
- Letter (Ghosts & Scholars, #24) (1997)
- Collecting Donald Wandrei (1999)
- Introduction: A Black Wind Off River Street (2003)
- Conan the Expensive (2004)
- Acknowledgments (The Barbaric Triumph) (2004)
- Introduction (The Barbaric Triumph) (2004)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, June 2004) (2004)
- Note on the Text (The Barbaric Triumph) (2004)
- The Barbaric Triumph (2004)
- Howard History: "He Was Deadly" (2004)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, October 2004) (2004)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, December 2004) (2004)
- Thirty Years as a Howard Critic (in Twenty Minutes or Less): The Keynote Address for the 2003 Howard Days Banquet (2004)
- The REH Review (REH: Two-Gun Raconteur #7) (2005)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, February 2005) (2005)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, April 2005) (2005)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, June 2005) (2005)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, October 2005) (2005)
- The Howard Bookshelf: Two-Gun Bob's Pulp Saga (2006)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, January 2006) (2006)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, March 2006) (2006)
- Postscript: The Shadow of the Dragon (2006)
- The Shadow of the Dragon (2006)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, July 2006) (2006)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, August 2006) (2006)
- Ur "Gent" (2006)
- "It Is My Desire" (2006)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, October 2006) (2006)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, February 2007) (2007)
- On Murgunstrumm, Mak Morn, and Karl Edward Wagner: Afterthoughts (2007)
- The Tennessee Kid: Some History (2007)
- The New Eidolon (2007)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, December 2007) (2007)
-
The Feast Is Over (2008)
also appeared as:
- Translation: La fête est finie [French] (2009)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, June 2008) (2008)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, October 2008) (2008)
- Letter (The Cimmerian, December 2008) (2008)
- Sword-and-Sorcery (2008)
- Out of the Past, the Hard Facts (foreword) (2009)
- The Mighty Revelator Passes: Tributes and Final Farewells to Steve Tompkins (2009) with Rusty Burke and Mark Finn and Leo Grin and Al Harron and Scotty Henderson and Morgan Holmes and Deuce Richardson and Gary Romeo and Damon C. Sasser and Charles R. Saunders
- Castrated But Still Limping Along: "The Dark Man" 1990-2010 (2010)
- The REH Review (2010)
- Walk on the Wildside: A Brace of Reviews (2011)
- Hard-Boiled in Texas (2011)
- Introduction (Tales of Weird Menace) (2011)
- The Center of the Vortex (2011)
- Non Sequiturs Inside the Academy Gates (2014)
- Three Sought Adventure (2014)
- Lovecraft's Lasting Legacy (2015)
- Letter (Portable Storage, Two) (2019)
- The David Mason Passages (2019)
- The Quest for Devil's Food (2019)
- Ghosts of San Francisco (2020)
- The Diversifier, #5 October 1974 (1974)
- Echoes from the Vaults of Yoh-Vombis: A Compendium of the Life of George F. Haas (1976)
- Sky Castle of Quandar (Part 2 of 3) (1974)
- Slumber's Lost Ship (1974)
- Skycastle of Quandar (Part 3 of 3) (1974)
- The Diversifier #3 (Castle Press) (1974)
- The Diversifier (Castle Press) (1974)
- Curse of the Black One (1974)
- Farewell (1974)
- Mistake Mistake Mistake (1974)
- The Diversifier #4 (1974)
- The Diversifier #4 [2] (1974)
- Dark Pursuer (1974)
- Re-Enter the Dragon (1974)
- The Diversifier #5 (Castle Press logo) (1974)
- Nostalgia Corner (logo) (1974)
- The Fandom News Column (logo) (1974)
- Mongol (1975)
- Fandom News (The Diversifier #7) (1975)
- Nostalgia Corner: Nuggest in a Science Fiction Vein (1975)
- We'll Go Now (1975)
- Nostalgia Corner: Who Knows What Lurks In (1975)
- REH: Two-Gun Raconteur #3 (1976)
- REH: Two-Gun Raconteur #3 [2] (1976)
- DAW Book Nook (1976)
- Sky Castle of Quandar (Part 1 of 3) (1976)
- Tam Kalmas (1976)
- Kings of the Night; A Portfolio (1977)
- Fantasy Crosswinds #3 [4] (1977)
- Celepod (1983)
- Skull (1983)
- The Fool (1983)
- The Gill-Man (1983)
- A Horror in the Night (2003) with David Parsons
- Untitled (Portable Storage 4) (2020)
- Untitled (Portable Storage 4) [2] (2020)
- Untitled (Portable Storage 4) [3] (2020)
- Untitled (Portable Storage 4) [4] (2020)
- Darkness Weaves (1978) by Karl Edward Wagner
- Rime Isle (1978) by Fritz Leiber
- Oron (1979) by David C. Smith
- The House on Lily Street (1979) by Jack Vance
- The View from Chickweed's Window (1979) by Jack Vance
- In the Mist, and Other Uncanny Encounters (1979) by Elizabeth Walter
- Fritz Leiber: A Bibliography 1934-1979 (1980) by Chris Morgan
- H. P. Lovecraft: New England Decadent (1980) by Barton Levi St. Armand
- Lord of the Hollow Dark (1980) by Russell Kirk
- Revelations in Black (1980) by Carl Jacobi
- Shadows 2 (1980) by Charles L. Grant
- The Devil Wives of Li Fong (1980) by E. Hoffmann Price
- The Princess of All Lands (1980) by Russell Kirk
- The Silver Skull (1980) by Les Daniels
- Whispers II (1980) by Stuart Schiff
- Selected Letters 1923-30 (1990) by Robert E. Howard
- Selected Letters 1931 - 1936 (1991) by Robert E. Howard and Glenn Lord
- Smoke of the Snake (1994) by Carl Jacobi
- The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane (2005) by Robert E. Howard
- Robert E. Howard: World's Greatest Pulpster (2006) by Dennis McHaney
- The Last of the Baker Kids (2006) with Marie Baker Andrews (co-interviewer Leo Grin)
- COnan and TarZAN (2006) with Norris Chambers (co-interviewer Leo Grin)
- "Robert'll Be Famous Someday" (2006) with Norris Chambers (co-interviewer Leo Grin)