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Weird Tales 1932 February

Popular Fiction Publishing Company

Publication type
Contains

Publication date: February 1932

Introduction

The Thing on the Roof first appeared in the February 1932 issue of Weird Tales. Howard sold it to Weird Tales for $40.00, but later said he would have let it go for free, just to see it in print. He was quite fond of it. The story is set in the early 1930’s, and focuses on the legend surrounding the Temple of the Toad God. Howard’s occult tome, Nameless Cults plays a big part of the story.

Notes

Weird Tales Volume 19 Number 2
Page numbers run from 145 to 288 excluding the covers.
Cover illustrates "The Devil's Bride".
Interior art credits for "Devouring Shadows" and "The Eyrie" per Jaffery & Cook The Collector's Index to Weird Tales.

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Edition and production details

Language
English
Edition format
Pulp
Publication date
February 1932
Pages
144
Publisher / imprint
Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Cover art
Curtis C. Senf
Illustrations
Se above

1 linked Howard work

53 contents entries

  1. "The Thing on the Roof"
  2. The Eyrie • (1924) • interior artwork by Andrew Brosnatch 148 · artwork
  3. Non-REH Content
  4. The Eyrie (Weird Tales, February 1932) • [The Eyrie] • essay by The Editor 148 · essay
  5. The Eyrie (letter column)
  6. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by Albertine Ganz 148 · essay
  7. "The Devil's Bride" (Part 1 of 6) by Seabury Quinn
  8. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by Cybelline Maird 148 · essay
  9. "Night and Silence" by Maurice Level
  10. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by Paul S. Smith 148 · essay
  11. "The Three From the Tomb by Edmond Hamilton
  12. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by M. Sears 150 · essay
  13. "Devouring Shadows" by N. J. O'Neail
  14. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by A. M. Patterson 150 · essay
  15. "The Tree-Men of M'bwa" by Donald Wandrei
  16. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by E. E. O'Brien 150 · essay
  17. "The Gallows Tree" by Otis Adelbert Kline (poem)
  18. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by Alvin V. Pershing [as by A. V. Pershing] 150 · essay
  19. "The Laughing Duke" by Wallace G. West
  20. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by Bruce Bryan 150 · essay
  21. "The Haunted Chair" (Part 3 of 3) by Gaston Leroux
  22. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by Jack Darrow 150 · essay
  23. "The Horror in the Hold" by Frank Belknap Long, Jr.
  24. The Devil's Bride (Part 1 of 6) • [Jules de Grandin] • serial by Seabury Quinn 152
  25. "The Wolf-Leader" (Part 7 of 8) by Alexandre Dumas
  26. The Devil's Bride (Part 1 of 6) • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 152 · artwork
  27. "Dream Justice" by E. W. Mayo
  28. Night and Silence • non-genre • (1922) • short story by Maurice Level (trans. of La nuit et le silence 1906) 175 · story
  29. Night and Silence • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 175 · artwork
  30. The Three from the Tomb • novelette by Edmond Hamilton 178 · novelette
  31. The Three from the Tomb • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 178 · artwork
  32. Weird Tales, February 1932 • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by uncredited (variant of Weird Tales, March 1925 1925) 197 · artwork
  33. Devouring Shadows • novelette by N. J. O'Neail 198 · novelette
  34. Devouring Shadows • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 199 · artwork
  35. The Thing on the Roof • [Cthulhu Mythos Tales] • short story by Robert E. Howard 213 · story
  36. The Thing on the Roof • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 213 · artwork
  37. Weird Tales, February 1932 • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by Andrew Brosnatch (variant of Servants of Satan 1925) 219 · artwork
  38. The Tree-Men of M'Bwa • short story by Donald Wandrei 220 · story
  39. The Tree-Men of M'Bwa • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 221 · artwork
  40. The Gallows Tree • poem by Otis Adelbert Kline 227 · poem
  41. The Laughing Duke • novelette by Wallace West [as by Wallace G. West] 228 · novelette
  42. The Laughing Duke • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 229 · artwork
  43. Weird Tales, February 1932 [2] • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by Andrew Brosnatch (variant of Weird Tales, January 1925 1925) 241 · artwork
  44. The Haunted Chair (Part 3 of 3) • serial by Gaston Leroux (trans. of Le fauteuil hanté 1911) 242
  45. The Haunted Chair (Part 3 of 3) • interior artwork by Joseph Doolin 243 · artwork
  46. The Horror in the Hold • short story by Frank Belknap Long [as by Frank Belknap Long, Jr.] 259 · story
  47. Weird Story Reprint • (1928) • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 265 · artwork
  48. The Wolf-Leader (Part 7 of 8) • serial by Alexandre Dumas (trans. of Le meneur de loups 1857) 265
  49. Coming Next Month (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by uncredited 283 · essay
  50. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by Maurice Schwartz 286 · essay
  51. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by E. Irvine Haines [as by E. I. Haines] 286 · essay
  52. Letter (Weird Tales, February 1932) • essay by Alonzo Leonard 286 · essay
  53. Dream Justice • short story by E. W. Mayo 287 · story

Contributors

Curtis C. Senf
Cover artist
Andrew Brosnatch
Illustrator
Joseph Doolin
Illustrator
Hugh Rankin
Illustrator
Bruce Bryan
Essayist
Jack Darrow
Essayist
M. Sears
Essayist

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Bibliographic source layer

Title
Weird Tales Volume 19 Number 2
Publisher
Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Date
February 1932
Source file
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REH World editorial layer

Title
Weird Tales 1932 February
Publisher
Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Date
February 1932
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