Weird Tales

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Weird Tales 1935 February

Popular Fiction Publishing Company

1935

Publication type

Periodical Pulp magazine

Contains

Stories

Publication date: February 1935

Introduction

Originally published in Weird Tales, February 1935. Alternate title: “Moon of Zambebwei.”

The silence of the pine woods lay like a brooding cloak about the soul of Bristol McGrath. The black shadows seemed fixed, immovable as the weight of superstition that overhung this forgotten back-country. Vague ancestral dreads stirred at the back of McGrath’s mind; for he was born in the pine woods, and sixteen years of roaming about the world had not erased their shadows.

Notes

Vol 25, No 2.
Page numbers run from 145 to 272.

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Edition and production details

Language: English

Edition format: Pulp
Publication date: February 1935
Pages: 132
Publisher / imprint: Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Cover art: Margaret Brundage
Illustrations: Se above
Media details: Girasol June 2015

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The Grisly Horror story Howard writing Publications

54 contents entries

"The Grisly Horror"
The Web of Living Death • novelette by Seabury Quinn 146 · novelette
Non-REH Content
The Web of Living Death • interior artwork by Vincent Napoli 146 · artwork
"The Web of Living Death" by Seabury Quinn
Weird Tales, February 1935 • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by Andrew Brosnatch (variant of Weird Tales, December 1924 1924) 168 · artwork
"The Body-Masters" by Frank Belknap Long, Jr.
The Grisly Horror • novelette by Robert E. Howard 169 · novelette
"Murder in the Grave" by Edmond Hamilton
The Grisly Horror • interior artwork by Vincent Napoli 169 · artwork
"Rulers of the Future" (Part 2 of 3) by Paul Ernst
Weird Tales, February 1935 • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by uncredited (variant of Weird Tales, March 1925 1925) 188 · artwork
"The Silver Bullet" by Phyllis A. Whitney
The Body-Masters • short story by Frank Belknap Long [as by Frank Belknap Long, Jr.] 189 · story
"Listening" by Cristel Hastings (poem)
The Body-Masters • interior artwork by Ruth (artist) 189 · artwork
"The Metronome" by August W. Derleth
Murder in the Grave • short story by Edmond Hamilton 199 · story
"Anything Could Happen" by Kurt Barle
Murder in the Grave • interior artwork by Vincent Napoli 199 · artwork
"The Dinner Set" by Fanny Kemble Johnson
Weird Tales, February 1935 • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin (variant of Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 1928) 206 · artwork
"The Fireplace" by Henry S. Whitehead
Rulers of the Future (Part 2 of 3) • serial by Paul Ernst 207
"Witches" by Donna Kelly (poem)
Rulers of the Future (Part 2 of 3) • interior artwork by H. R. Hammond 207 · artwork
The Eyrie (letter column)
The Silver Bullet • novelette by Phyllis A. Whitney 233 · novelette
The Silver Bullet • interior artwork by Vincent Napoli 233 · artwork
Listening • poem by Cristel Hastings 244 · poem
The Metronome • (1934) • short story by August Derleth [as by August W. Derleth] 245 · story
Anything Could Happen • short story by Kurt Barle 249 · story
The Dinner Set • short story by Fanny Kemble Johnson 253 · story
Weird Story Reprint • (1928) • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 257 · artwork
The Fireplace • (1925) • short story by Henry S. Whitehead 257 · story
Coming Next Month (Weird Tales, February 1935) • essay by uncredited 265 · essay
Witches • poem by Donna Kelly 267 · poem
The Eyrie • (1924) • interior artwork by Andrew Brosnatch 268 · artwork
The Eyrie (Weird Tales, February 1935) • [The Eyrie] • essay by The Editor 268 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): Weirder and Weirder • essay by Philip Sibellio 268 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): A Superior Magazine • essay by George Connel 268 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): Our Best Authors • essay by Sam Howard 268 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): Mrs. Margaret Brundage • essay by Thelma Zander 268 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): A Sigh of Regret • essay by M. T. Lowe 268 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): The Twelve Best Stories • essay by B. M. Reynolds 269 · essay
Letter: Robert E. Howard's Poetry • essay by William E. Springhorn 269 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): We Should Copy Liberty? • essay by Henry Kuttner 269 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): A Witch Shall Be Born • essay by Julius Hopkins 270 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): Jirel of Joiry • essay by Gertrude Hemken 270 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): Jirel and Northwest Smith • essay by Alvin Earl Perry 271 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): The Cloven Hoof • essay by S. J. Friscia 271 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): A Writer's Writer • essay by Hal K. Wells 271 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): Thumbs Down on Nudes • essay by Duane W. Rimel 272 · essay
Letter (Weird Tales, February 1935): The December Issue • essay by Fred Anger 272 · essay

Contributors

Margaret Brundage: Cover artist
Andrew Brosnatch: Illustrator
Hugh Rankin: Illustrator
H. R. Hammond: Illustrator
Vincent Napoli: Illustrator
Ruth: Illustrator
Philip Sibellio: Essayist
George Connel: Essayist
Sam Howard: Essayist
Thelma Zander: Essayist
M. T. Lowe: Essayist
B. M. Reynolds: Essayist
William E. Springhorn: Essayist
Henry Kuttner: Essayist
Julius Hopkins: Essayist
Gertrude Hemken: Essayist
Alvin Earl Perry: Essayist
S. J. Friscia: Essayist
Hal K. Wells: Essayist
Duane W. Rimel: Essayist
Fred Anger: Essayist

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Title: Weird Tales Volume 25 Number 2
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Date: February 1935
Source file: weirdtalesV25N2-February1935.html

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Title: Weird Tales 1935 February
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Date: February 1935