Contains LORD OF SAMARCAND.

Contents

• 148 • The Jungle Girl • novelette by Warren Hastings Miller
• 148 •  The Jungle Girl • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 174 • On a Chinese Vase • poem by Clark Ashton Smith
• 175 •  Java Madness • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 175 • Java Madness • short story by Joseph O. Kesselring
• 188 • Scented Gardens • short story by Dorothy Quick
• 189 •  Scented Gardens • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 198 • On the Roofs of Tunis • short story by Paul Ernst
• 199 •  On the Roofs of Tunis • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 210 • Lord of Samarcand • non-genre • novelette by Robert E. Howard
• 211 •  Lord of Samarcand • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 234 • Red Moons • novelette by Winifred Russell [as by Virginia Stait]
• 235 •  Red Moons • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 258 • The Djinnee of El Sheyb • novelette by G. G. Pendarves
• 259 •  The Djinnee of El Sheyb • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin
• 274 • The Dancer of Quena • short story by Bruce Bryan and Dudley S. Corlett
• 280 • The Tale of Annaya • short story by uncredited
• 281 • The Souk (Oriental Stories, Spring 1932) • essay by uncredited
• 281 •  The Souk • (1930) • interior artwork by Donald von Gelb
• 282 •  Letter (Oriental Stories, Spring 1932) • essay by Bruce Bryan
• 283 • Coming Next Issue (Oriental Stories, Spring 1932) • essay by uncredited
• 286 • Devil Drums • short story by E. W. Chamberlain [as by Lieutenant E. W. Chamberlain]

Notes

Edited by Farnsworth Wright
Volume 2, number 2.
Page numbers do not include covers. Page numbers are continuous through volume, this issue begins on page 145.
“The Souk” is a combined editorial and letters to the editor.