Contains THE BLOOD OF BELSHAZZAR. Illustrated by Joseph Doolin. Features Cormac Fitzgeoffrey.

Contents

• 724 • The White Sawbwa of Möng Nam? • novella by Warren Hastings Miller
• 724 •  The White Sawbwa of Möng Nam? • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 761 • The Golden Girl • poem by Frank Owen [as by Hung Long Tom]
• 762 • The Test of a Ghost • novelette by S. B. H. Hurst
• 763 •  The Test of a Ghost • interior artwork by uncredited
• 782 • Rats at the Silver Cheese • short fiction by Bassett Morgan
• 783 •  Rats at the Silver Cheese • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 793 • Yellow Velvet • (1931) • poem by Frank Owen [as by Hung Long Tom]
• 794 • Breakfast for One • short story by Kennis Gorman
• 795 •  Breakfast for One • (1931) • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 806 • The Death-Heads’ March • (1931) • short story by Hugh B. Cave [as by Geoffrey Vace]
• 807 •  The Death-Heads’ March • (1931) • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 819 • Night • (1931) • poem by Frank Owen [as by Hung Long Tom]
• 820 • The Blood of Belshazzar • non-genre • [Cormac FitzGeoffrey] • novelette by Robert E. Howard
• 821 •  The Blood of Belshazzar • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 840 • The Song of the Cakes • (1931) • short story by Nat Schachner and Arthur Leo Zagat [as by Nat Schachner and Arthur L. Zagat]
• 841 •  The Song of the Cakes • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 850 • Porcelain • (1931) • poem by Frank Owen [as by Hung Long Tom]
• 851 • The Tribesman • (1931) • short story by Lieutenant Edgar Gardiner
• 856 • The Justice of the Elephant • short story by Clark Ashton Smith
• 860 • The Souk (Oriental Stories, Summer 1931) • essay by uncredited
• 860 •  Letter (Oriental Stories, Autumn 1931) • essay by E. Hoffmann Price
• 861 •  Letter (Oriental Stories, Autumn 1931) • essay by Robert Leonard Russell

Notes

Edited by Farnsworth Wright
“The Blood of Bellshazzar” is illustrated by Joseph Doolin

Page numbers are continuous for the volume. This issue begins on page 721.
Cover artist is credited on the ToC and signature is clear on cover.
“The Souk” is a combined editorial and letters to the editor.