Weird Tales v28 n01 [1936-07]
(Complete Magazine)

 

Topics

    Weird Tales, 1936, pulp, fiction, sf, fantasy, horror

    2 • Necromancy in Naat • [Zothique] • novelette by Clark Ashton Smith

    15 • Hagar • poem by Edgar Daniel Kramer

    16 • Red Nails (Part 1 of 3) • [Conan] • serial by Robert E. Howard

    36 • When the World Slept • shortstory by Edmond Hamilton

    48 • Death • poem by Alfred I. Tooke

    49 • The Unborn • shortstory by Ronal Kayser

    60 • Loot of the Vampire (Part 2 of 2) • [Peters & Ethredge] • serial by Thorp McClusky

    75 • Lost Paradise • [Northwest Smith] • novelette by C. L. Moore

    91 • Dream Sepulture • poem by C. A. Butz

    92 • The Return of Sarah Purcell • shortstory by August Derleth [as by August W. Derleth ]

    97 • Kharu Knows All • shortstory by Renier Wyers

    101 • The Kelpie • shortstory by Manly Wade Wellman

    105 • The Snakeskin Cigar-Case • shortstory by Bodo Wildberg (trans. of Schlangenhaut? 1911)

    109 • The Ring of Thoth • (1890) • shortstory by Arthur Conan Doyle [as by A. Conan Doyle ]

    117 • Coming Next Month (Weird Tales, July 1936) • essay by uncredited

    123 • The Eyrie (Weird Tales, July 1936) • [The Eyrie] • essay by The Editor

    124 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1936): Burks, Bloch, Lovecraft • essay by Corwin F. Stickney [as by Corwin Stickney, Jr. ]

    125 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1936): Praised with Faint Damns • essay by Willis Conover [as by Willis Conover, Jr. ]

    125 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1936): Mr. Bloch's Latest • essay by E. Jean Magie

    126 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1936): Doctor Satan Getting Better • essay by Robert A. Madle

    126 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1936): For the Intellectual Appetitie • essay by Samuel Gordon

    126 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1936): The Hour of the Dragon • essay by A. V. Pershing [as by Alvin V. Pershing ]

    127 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1936): Author's Comment • essay by Henry Kuttner

    128 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1936): Concise Comments • essay by Carl Jacobi

    128 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1936): Concise Comments • essay by Robert Bloch

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Weird Tales January 1935 v25n01 (Complete Magazine)

Weird Tales 

January 1935 v25n01

(Complete Magazine)

CONTENTS FOR JANUARY, 1935


Cover Design M. Brundage

Illustrating a scena in "Black Bagheela”

Rulers of the Future Paul Ernst 2

A weird-scientific story of the monsters that rule the human race in the distant future

Charon Laurence J. Cahill 25

A different and unusual story — icy the author of "They Called Him Ghost"

Hands of the Dead Seabury Quinn 36

A tale of weird surgery and dual personality — a startling story of Jules de Grandin

Black Bagheela Bassett Morgan 57

A story of brain-transplantation, and huge apes that spoke with the voices of men

Color A. Leslie 72 

The Trail of the Cloven Hoof (end) Arlton Eadie 73

An astounding weird mystery novel by a British master of thrilling fiction

The Dark Eidolon Clark Ashton Smith 93

An eery tale of the tremendous doom that was loosed by a vengeful sorcerer

The Feast in the Abbey Robert Bloch 111

The story of a grisly horror encountered in a weird monastery in the forest

The Shattered Timbrel ............. Wallace J. Knapp 116

A strange tale about the ghastly results of a weird surgical operation

Wharf Watchman . . Edgar Daniel Kramer 120

Death in Twenty Minutes Charles Henry Mackintosh 121

A goose-flesh story about a death’s-head spider and an Egyptian mummy

Weird Story Reprint:

The Supreme Witch G. Appleby Terrill 123

A gripping story of witchcraft — from WEIRD TALES of eight years ago

The Eyrie 140

An informal chat with the readers

 
Weird Tales | Established in 1923 | Rural; Popular Fiction | Edited by Farnsworth Wright (1924-40) | Total Issues: 279. 

 

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