This issue does not contain a Howard story, but there is a letter where he comments.

Contents

• 292 • The Dragoman’s Confession • non-genre • [Hamed the Atar] • novella by Otis Adelbert Kline
• 293 •  The Dragoman’s Confession • interior artwork by uncredited
• 322 • Pirate Whelp • novella by Warren Hastings Miller
• 323 •  Pirate Whelp • interior artwork by uncredited
• 358 • The Twisted Three • novelette by S. B. H. Hurst
• 359 •  The Twisted Three • interior artwork by uncredited
• 386 • The Further Adventures of Ali Baba • short story by Allan Govan
• 387 •  The Further Adventures of Ali Baba • interior artwork by uncredited
• 395 • The Bend in the Road • short story by James W. Bennett
• 395 •  The Bend in the Road • interior artwork by uncredited
• 405 • The Black Adder • short story by Dorothy Quick
• 405 •  The Black Adder • interior artwork by uncredited
• 412 • The Hidden Monster • short story by David H. Keller, M.D. [as by David H. Keller]
• 417 • A Battle Over the Tea-Cups • short story by August Derleth [as by August W. Derleth]
• 420 • Jungle Twilight • poem by Clark Ashton Smith
• 421 • Cobra Teeth • short story by M. Small
• 425 •  The Souk • (1930) • interior artwork by Donald von Gelb
• 425 • The Souk (Oriental Stories, Summer 1932) • essay by uncredited
• 426 •  Letter (Oriental Stories, Summer 1932) • essay by Bruce Bryan
• 428 •  Letter (Oriental Stories, Summer 1932) • [Letters to Oriental Stories / Magic Carpet Magazine] • essay by Robert E. Howard (variant of To “Oriental Stories”, ca. Spring 1932 (“Brundage did a fine job in the cover illustration…”) 2007)
• 428 •  Letter (Oriental Stories, Summer 1932) • essay by E. Hoffmann Price [as by E. H. Price]
• 430 • The Snare • short story by Arreph El-Khoury

Notes

Edited by Farnsworth Wright
Page numbers do not include covers. Page numbers are continuous through volume, this issue begins on p. 289.
“The Souk” is a combined editorial and letters to the editor.

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