Weird Tales
Weird Tales 1929 January
Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Publication type
Contains
Publication date: January 1929
Introduction
First published in Weird Tales, January 1929. In England, Kane is on his way to the hamlet of Torkertown, and must choose one of two paths, a route that leads through a moor or one that leads through a swamp. He is warned that the moor route is haunted and all travelers who take that road die, so he decides to investigate.
Notes
Weird Tales Volume 13 Number 1
Volume XIII, Number 1.
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Edition and production details
- Language
- English
- Edition format
- Pulp
- Publication date
- January 1929
- Pages
- 144
- Publisher / imprint
- Popular Fiction Publishing Company
- Cover art
- Curtis C. Senf
- Illustrations
- Se above
1 linked Howard work
- Skulls in the Stars story Howard writing Publications
61 contents entries
- "Skulls in the Stars"
- The Black Master • [Jules de Grandin] • novelette by Seabury Quinn 4 · novelette
- Non-REH Content
- The Black Master • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 4 · artwork
- "The Black Master" by Seabury Quinn
- The Black Master [2] • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 13 · artwork
- "The Demon of Tlaxpam" by Otis Adelbert Kline
- The Demon of Tlaxpam • [Bart Leslie] • novelette by Otis Adelbert Kline 21 · novelette
- "The Silver Key" by H. P. Lovecraft
- The Demon of Tlaxpam • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 21 · artwork
- "The Jelly-Fish" by David H. Keller
- The Silver Key • [Randolph Carter] • short story by H. P. Lovecraft 41 · story
- "The Devil's Finger" by A. A. Irvine
- The Silver Key • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 41 · artwork
- "An Occurrence in an Antique Shop" by August W. Derleth
- Skulls in the Stars • [Solomon Kane] • short story by Robert E. Howard 49 · story
- "The Chemical Brain" by Francis Flagg
- Skulls in the Stars • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 49 · artwork
- "Folks Used to Believe: The Resurrecting Snake" by Alvin F. Harlow (article)
- Weird Tales, January 1929 • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by Andrew Brosnatch (variant of The Phantom Rider 1924) 55 · artwork
- "Bimini" by Bassett Morgan
- The Jelly-Fish • short story by David H. Keller, M.D. [as by David H. Keller] 56 · story
- "Old Ghosts" by Maud E. Uschold (poem)
- The Devil's Finger • short story by A. A. Irvine 59 · story
- "The Isle of Lost Souls" (Part 2 of 3) by Joel Martin Nichols, Jr.
- The Devil's Finger • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 59 · artwork
- Sonnets of the Midnight Hours by Donald Wandrei "The Red Specter" (poem)
- An Occurrence in an Antique Shop • short story by August Derleth [as by August W. Derleth] 70 · story
- "The Ghost of Mad Laveen" by Robert Watson
- The Chemical Brain • (1929) • short story by Francis Flagg 73 · story
- "Let Night Have Sway" by Leavenworth Macnab (poem)
- The Chemical Brain • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 73 · artwork
- "When the Green Star Waned" by Nictzin Dyalhis
- Folks Used to Believe • (1927) • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 82 · artwork
- The Eyrie (letter column)
- The Resurrecting Snake • [Folks Used to Believe] • essay by Alvin F. Harlow 82 · essay
- Bimini • (1929) • novelette by Bassett Morgan 83 · novelette
- Bimini • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 83 · artwork
- Old Ghosts • poem by Maud E. Uschold 97 · poem
- The Isle of Lost Souls (Part 2 of 3) • serial by Joel Martin Nichols, Jr. 98
- The Isle of Lost Souls (Part 2 of 3) • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 98 · artwork
- Sonnets of the Midnight Hours • [Weird Tales Decorations] • (1928) • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 110 · artwork
- The Red Specter • [Sonnets of the Midnight Hours • 10] • poem by Donald Wandrei 110 · poem
- The Ghost of Mad Laveen • short story by Robert Watson (1882-1948) 111 · story
- Let Night Have Sway • poem by Leavenworth Macnab 114 · poem
- Weird Story Reprint • (1928) • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 115 · artwork
- When the Green Star Waned • [Venhez] • (1925) • novelette by Nictzin Dyalhis 115 · novelette
- The Eyrie • (1924) • interior artwork by Andrew Brosnatch 131 · artwork
- The Eyrie (Weird Tales, January 1929) • [The Eyrie] • essay by The Editor 131 · essay
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by C. Edward Christianson 131 · essay
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by F. J. Simmons 131 · essay
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by Miss L. Selingson 132 · essay
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by Leroy Ernest Fess [as by Leroy E. Fess] 132 · essay
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by Lester Anderson 132 · essay
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by J. Ernest Wagner 132 · essay
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by Wilford Allen 132 · essay
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by Norman H. Moore 132 · essay
- Future Issues (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by uncredited 133 · essay
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by Harold Jung 134 · essay
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by E. M. Cleland 134 · essay
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1929) • essay by Walter Weeden 134 · essay
Contributors
- Alvin F. Harlow
- Essayist
- Curtis C. Senf
- Cover artist
- Hugh Rankin
- Illustrator
- Andrew Brosnatch
- Illustrator
- C. Edward Christianson
- Essayist
- F. J. Simmons
- Essayist
- Miss L. Selingson
- Essayist
- Leroy Ernest Fess
- Essayist
- Lester Anderson
- Essayist
- J. Ernest Wagner
- Essayist
- Wilford Allen
- Essayist
- Norman H. Moore
- Essayist
- Harold Jung
- Essayist
- E. M. Clel
- Essayist
- Walter Weeden
- Essayist
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Bibliographic and editorial layers
Bibliographic source layer
- Title
- Weird Tales Volume 13 Number 1
- Publisher
- Popular Fiction Publishing Company
- Date
- January 1929
- Source file
- weirdtalesV13N1-January1929.html
REH World editorial layer
- Title
- Weird Tales 1929 January
- Publisher
- Popular Fiction Publishing Company
- Date
- January 1929