- Author: Harold Lamb Author Record # 19453
- Legal Name: Lamb, Harold Albert
- Birthplace: Alpine, New Jersey, USA
- Birthdate: 1 September 1892
- Deathdate: 9 April 1962
- Language: English
- Webpages: haroldlamb.net, howardandrewjones.com, IMDB, SFE3, Wikipedia-EN
- Used These Alternate Names: H. A. Lamb (pseudonym)
- Note: Lamb's Khlit the Cossack stories are technically non-genre, but they are close to the boundary and are predecessors to later genre swords and sorcery tales. As such, they have been included in ISFDB. Howard Andrew Jones (editor of the University of Nebraska Press' collections) states "Lamb never wrote overtly of the fantastic or the supernatural like Robert E. Howard, keeping his historical fiction grounded in reality, but he did play around its edges, frequently exposing his characters to the strange and macabre. Some of his villains masquerade as sorcerors and miracle workers of great power."
- Author Tags: lost race (2), Internet Archive (1), Google Books (1)
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Novels
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Marching Sands (1920)
also appeared as:
- Serializations:
- Marching Sands (Part 1 of 4) (1919) [as by H. A. Lamb (pseudonym)]
- Marching Sands (Part 2 of 4) (1919) [as by H. A. Lamb (pseudonym)]
- Marching Sands (Part 3 of 4) (1919) [as by H. A. Lamb (pseudonym)]
- Marching Sands (Part 4 of 4) (1919) [as by H. A. Lamb (pseudonym)]
- A Garden to the Eastward (1947)
- Swords from the East (2010)
- Swords from the Sea (2010)
- Abdul Dost
- Bogatyr (1920)
- Nial O'Gordon
- The Golden Horde (1933)
- Keeper of the Gate (1936)
- Channa's Tabu (1919) [also as by H. A. Lamb (pseudonym)]
- Yellow Elephants (1919)
- The Make-Weight (1921)
- At Alexander's Palace (1934)
- Red Hands (1935)
- The Three Good Witnesses (1945)
- Beauseant Goes Forward (1931)
- Notes (The Sea of Ravens) (1983)
Non-Genre Titles
Fiction Series
- Durandal
- 1 Durandal (1926)
- 2 The Sea of the Ravens (1927)
- Khlit the Cossack
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Khlit (1917) [SF]
also appeared as:
- Translation: Khlit [French] (2015)
-
Wolf's War (1918) [SF]
also appeared as:
- Translation: La guerre du Loup [French] (2015)
-
Tal Taulai Khan (1918) [SF]
also appeared as:
- Translation: Tal Taulai Khan [French] (2015)
-
Alamut (1918) [SF]
also appeared as:
- Translation: Alamut [French] (2015)
-
The Mighty Manslayer (1918) [SF]
also appeared as:
- Translation: L'invincible guerrier [French] (2015)
- The White Khan (1918) [SF]
- Changa Nor (1919) [SF]
- Roof of the World (1919) [SF]
- The Star of Evil Omen (1919) [SF]
- The RIder of the Gray Horse (1919) [SF]
- The Lion Cub (1920) [SF]
- The Bride of Jagannath (1920) [SF]
- The Winged Rider (1926) [SF]
- The Curved Saber: The Adventures of Khlit the Cossack (1964) [C]
- The Mighty Manslayer (1969) [C]
- The Complete Cossack Adventures
- 1
Wolf of the Steppes (2006) [C]
also appeared as:
- Translation: Le loup des steppes [French] (2015)
- 2 Warriors of the Steppes (2006) [C]
- 3 Riders of the Steppes (2007) [C]
- 4 Swords of the Steppes (2007) [C]
- 1
Wolf of the Steppes (2006) [C]
also appeared as:
-
Khlit (1917) [SF]
also appeared as:
- The Three Palladins (1977)
- Untitled Notes (Durandal) (1981)