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Weird Tales 1938 July

Popular Fiction Publishing Company

Publication type
Contains

Publication date: July 1938

Introduction

Contains the poem "Ships" by Howard.

Notes

Volume 32, Number 1.
Interior art credit for "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
July 1938
Pages
132
Publisher / imprint
Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Cover art
Virgil Finlay
Illustrations
Se above

1 linked Howard work

61 contents entries

  1. "Ships" (poem)
  2. fep • Macbeth (excerpt) • [Virgil Finlay's Poetry Series] • short fiction by William Shakespeare [as by Shakespeare] story
  3. Non-REH Contents
  4. fep • The Weird Sisters from Shakepeare's "Macbeth" • [Virgil Finlay's Poetry Series] • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay artwork
  5. The Weird Sisters from Shakespeare's "Macbeth" (pictorial feature)
  6. Spawn of Dagon • [Elak] • short story by Henry Kuttner 2 · story
  7. "Spawn of Dagon" by Henry Kuttner
  8. Spawn of Dagon • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay 3 · artwork
  9. "Fortune's Fools" by Seabury Quinn
  10. Fortune's Fool • novelette by Seabury Quinn 14 · novelette
  11. "Dust in the House" by David H. Keller
  12. Fortune's Fool • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay 15 · artwork
  13. "The Defense Rests" by Julius Long
  14. Dust in the House • short story by David H. Keller, M.D. [as by David H. Keller] 36 · story
  15. "The Messenger" by H. P. Lovecraft (poem)
  16. Dust in the House • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay 37 · artwork
  17. "The Black Drama" (Part 2 of 3) by Gans T. Field
  18. The Defense Rests • short story by Julius Long 45 · story
  19. "He That Hath Wings" by Edmond Hamilton
  20. The Defense Rests • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay 45 · artwork
  21. "Microcosms" by Edgar Daniel Kramer (poem)
  22. The Messenger • poem by H. P. Lovecraft 52 · poem
  23. "Mother of Toads" by Clark Ashton Smith
  24. The Black Drama (Part 2 of 3) • [Judge Keith Hilary Pursuivant] • serial by Manly Wade Wellman [as by Gans T. Field] 53
  25. "Escape" by Paul Ernst
  26. The Black Drama (Part 2 of 3) • interior artwork by Virgil Finlay 53 · artwork
  27. "Return to the Sabbath" by Robert Bloch (as by Tarleton Fiske)
  28. He That Hath Wings • novelette by Edmond Hamilton 70 · novelette
  29. "Saladin's Throne-Rug" by E. Hoffmann Price
  30. Microcosms • poem by Edgar Daniel Kramer 85 · poem
  31. The Eyrie (letter column)
  32. Mother of Toads • [Averoigne] • short story by Clark Ashton Smith 86 · story
  33. Escape • short story by Paul Ernst 91 · story
  34. Return to the Sabbath • short story by Robert Bloch 95 · story
  35. Ships • poem by Robert E. Howard 104 · poem
  36. Weird Story Reprint • (1928) • interior artwork by Hugh Rankin 105 · artwork
  37. Saladin's Throne-Rug • (1927) • short fiction by E. Hoffmann Price 105 · story
  38. The Eyrie • (1924) • interior artwork by Andrew Brosnatch 122 · artwork
  39. The Eyrie (Weird Tales, July 1938) • [The Eyrie] • essay by The Editor 122 · essay
  40. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Thunder in the Dawn • essay by John Agnew (correspondent) 122 · essay
  41. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Smooth Edges • essay by Seymour Kapetansky 122 · essay
  42. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): A Letter from Chicago • essay by G. H. 122 · essay
  43. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Request Denied • essay by Gene Risher 123 · essay
  44. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): A Lone Cry • essay by Donald Allgeier [as by Donald V. Allgeier] 124 · essay
  45. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Reprint from Old Issues • essay by Edith Mulder 124 · essay
  46. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Where Once Poe Walked • essay by T. Gelbert 124 · essay
  47. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): The Easter Island Images • essay by John H. Green 125 · essay
  48. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Pride of Place • essay by Francis G. Howes 125 · essay
  49. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Just Too Scary! • essay by Margaret Warren 126 · essay
  50. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): A Gifted Writer • essay by Hazel Portelli 126 · essay
  51. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Really Swell • essay by Clifton Hall 126 · essay
  52. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): A Reader in France • essay by Juanita Lawrence 126 · essay
  53. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): About Reprints • essay by Norman W. Siringer 126 · essay
  54. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Jam-up • essay by H. Sivia 127 · essay
  55. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Finlay's Illustrations • essay by Henry Kuttner 127 · essay
  56. Next Month (Weird Tales, July 1938) • essay by uncredited 127 · essay
  57. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Concise Comments • essay by George C. Bowring 128 · essay
  58. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Concise Comments • essay by R. J. Fugate 128 · essay
  59. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Concise Comments • essay by Benjamin Rafkin 128 · essay
  60. Letter (Weird Tales, July 1938): Concise Comments • essay by Nils H. Frome 128 · essay
  61. bep • Coming Next Month (Weird Tales, July 1938) • essay by uncredited essay

Contributors

Virgil Finlay
Cover artist, Illustrator
Andrew Brosnatch
Illustrator
Hugh Rankin
Illustrator
John Agnew
Essayist
G. H.
Essayist
Gene Risher
Essayist
Edith Mulder
Essayist
T. Gelbert
Essayist
Clifton Hall
Essayist
H. Sivia
Essayist
R. J. Fugate
Essayist

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Bibliographic source layer

Title
Weird Tales Volume 32 Number 1
Publisher
Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Date
July 1938
Source file
weirdtalesV32N1-July1938.html

REH World editorial layer

Title
Weird Tales 1938 July
Publisher
Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Date
July 1938
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