Weird Tales Oct 1936 (Complete Magazine)

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WEIRD TALES
December, 1936

Vol. 28, No. 5
Title Issue: MULti-WT0155
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 128
Cover: J. Allen St. John
Illustrating a scene from "The Fire of Asshurbanipal."



Novelettes:
The Cyclops of Xoatl..........Otis Adelbert Kline and E. Hoffmann Price
What was the weird monster that spread death and panic over a peaceful Mexican countryside?

Short Stories:
The Album..........A. R. Long [as Amelia Reynolds Long]
A strange doom lurked within the pages of an old book bound in human skin.
The Fire of Asshurbanipal..........Robert E. Howard
A posthumous tale about a skeleton that sat upon a throne and a gem that shone with living fire.
The Haunter of the Dark..........H. P. Lovecraft
A powerful story about an old church that was shunned and feared by everybody.
It Walks by Night..........Henry Kuttner
A ghastly horror stalked through the old crypts beneath the graveyard.
Mother of Serpents..........Robert Bloch
A tale about a Haitian president who discovered his mother, and the terrible curse uttered by a voodoo woman.
Out of the Sun..........Granville S. Hoss
An absorbing tale about a scientist who tried to find out if there is life in the swirling heat of the sun.
A Passion in the Desert..........Honoré de Balzac [Weird Story Reprint]
The story of a strange infatuation of a panther for a French soldier.
Portrait of a Murderer..........John Russell Fearn
An odd story of hypnotic power and a gruesome tragedy in the hills.
The Theater Upstairs..........Manly Wade Wellman
An uncanny tale of a picture show in which dead actors flickered across the silver screen.
The Woman at Loon Point..........August Derleth and Mark Schorer
The story of a snarling thing that growled and cowered in a lonely lodge in the woods guarded by a hysterical girl.

Poems:
Vespers..........Edgar Daniel Kramer

Articles and Features:
The Eyrie