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Oriental Stories Volume 2 number 3

Popular Fiction Publishing Company

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Publication date: Summer 1932

Introduction

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

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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Edition and production details

Format
Periodical (Pulp Magazine)
Publication date
Summer 1932
Pages
144
Publisher / imprint
Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Cover art
Margaret Brundage
Illustrations
Vincent Napoli
Media details
Wildeside Press (January 2008), Girasol Collectables (December 2006)

36 contents entries

  1. Letter to Oriental Stories, Summer 1932, "Brundage did a fine job . . ."
  2. The Dragoman's Confession • non-genre • [Hamed the Atar] • novella by Otis Adelbert Kline 292 · novelette
  3. Non-REH Content
  4. The Dragoman's Confession • interior artwork by uncredited 293 · artwork
  5. "The Dragoman's Confession" by Otis Adelbert Kline
  6. Pirate Whelp • novella by Warren Hastings Miller 322 · novelette
  7. "Pirate Whelp" by Warren Hastings Miller
  8. Pirate Whelp • interior artwork by uncredited 323 · artwork
  9. "The Twisted Three" by S. B. H. Hurst
  10. The Twisted Three • novelette by S. B. H. Hurst 358 · novelette
  11. "The Further Adventures of Ali Baba" by Allan Govan
  12. The Twisted Three • interior artwork by uncredited 359 · artwork
  13. "The Bend in the Road" by James W. Bennett
  14. The Further Adventures of Ali Baba • short story by Allan Govan 386 · story
  15. "The Black Adder" by Dorothy Quick
  16. The Further Adventures of Ali Baba • interior artwork by uncredited 387 · artwork
  17. "The Hidden Monster" by David H. Keller
  18. The Bend in the Road • short story by James W. Bennett 395 · story
  19. "A Battle Over the Tea-Cups" by August W. Derleth
  20. The Bend in the Road • interior artwork by uncredited 395 · artwork
  21. "Jungle Twilight" by Clark Ashton Smith (poem)
  22. The Black Adder • short story by Dorothy Quick 405 · story
  23. "Cobra Teeth" by M. Small
  24. The Black Adder • interior artwork by uncredited 405 · artwork
  25. The Souk (letter column)
  26. The Hidden Monster • short story by David H. Keller, M.D. [as by David H. Keller] 412 · story
  27. "The Snare" by Arreph El-Khoury
  28. A Battle Over the Tea-Cups • short story by August Derleth [as by August W. Derleth] 417 · story
  29. Jungle Twilight • poem by Clark Ashton Smith 420 · poem
  30. Cobra Teeth • short story by M. Small 421 · story
  31. The Souk • (1930) • interior artwork by Donald von Gelb 425 · artwork
  32. The Souk (Oriental Stories, Summer 1932) • essay by uncredited 425 · essay
  33. Letter (Oriental Stories, Summer 1932) • essay by Bruce Bryan 426 · essay
  34. 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 · artwork
  35. Letter (Oriental Stories, Summer 1932) • essay by E. Hoffmann Price [as by E. H. Price] 428 · essay
  36. The Snare • short story by Arreph El-Khoury 430 · story

Contributors

Margaret Brundage
Cover artist
Vincent Napoli
Illustrator

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Bibliographic and editorial layers

Howard Works source layer

Title
Oriental Stories Volume 2 Number 3
Publisher
Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Date
Summer 1932
Source file
orientalstoriesv2n3-popularfictionpublishing.html

REH World editorial layer

Title
Oriental Stories Volume 2 number 3
Publisher
Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Date
Summer 1932
Source provenance

This record combines the preserved Howard Works bibliography with a reviewed REH World editorial overlay. Editorial values are displayed when present; Howard Works remains the source and fallback.