Magazine of Horror #12 (volume 2 number 6).

Contains “Destination”, a poem.

Contents

• 4 • Introduction (Magazine of Horror, Winter 1965-66) • [Editorial (Magazine of Horror)] • essay by Robert A. W. Lowndes [as by RAWL]
• 5 • The Faceless God • (1936) • short story by Robert Bloch
• 21 • Master Nicholas • (1963) • short story by Seabury Quinn
• 33 • But Not the Herald • short story by Roger Zelazny
• 36 • Dr. Muncing, Exorcist • [Dr. Muncing] • (1931) • novelette by Gordon MacCreagh
• 59 • The Affair at 7 Rue de M— • (1955) • short story by John Steinbeck
• 67 • The Man in the Dark • short story by Irwin Ross
• 71 • The Abyss • (1941) • short story by Robert A. W. Lowndes
• 79 • Destination • poem by Robert E. Howard
• 80 •   Review: Dagon and Other Macabre Tales by H. P. Lovecraft • review by Robert A. W. Lowndes [as by RAWL]
• 81 •   Review: Poems in Prose by Clark Ashton Smith • review by Robert A. W. Lowndes [as by RAWL]
• 81 •   Review: Monsters Galore by Bernhardt J. Hurwood • review by Robert A. W. Lowndes [as by RAWL]
• 83 • Memories of H.P.L. • essay by Muriel E. Eddy
• 85 • The Black Beast • [Gerald Canevin] • (1931) • novelette by Henry S. Whitehead
• 119 • Almost Immortal (excerpt) • short fiction by Austin Hall
• 121 • It Is Written … (Magazine of Horror, Winter 1965-66) • [It Is Written] • essay by Robert A. W. Lowndes [as by RAWL]
• 122 •  Letter (Magazine of Horror, Winter 1965-66) • essay by Seabury Quinn
• 123 •  Letter (Magazine of Horror, Winter 1965-66) • essay by Jack Cordes
• 123 •  Letter (Magazine of Horror, Winter 1965-66) • essay by Charles Hidley
• 124 • The Reckoning (Magazine of Horror, Winter 1965-66) • [The Reckoning (Magazine of Horror)] • essay by Robert A. W. Lowndes [as by uncredited]
• 125 • Index to Volume Two • essay by uncredited

Notes

Edited by Robert A. W. Lowndes

“Vol. 2, No. 6, Winter 1965-66 (whole number 12)” from indicia.
Each story is preceded by a short introduction, presumably by Robert A. W. Lowndes.
Pp. 129-130 consist of a “Reader’s Preference Page”, allowing readers to order this issue’s stories from best to worst.