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Weird Tales
1926
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. WEIRD TALES
January, 1926 

Vol. 7, No. 1
Title Issue: MULti-WT0028
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: Andrew Brosnatch 

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
On the Dead Man's Chest [Part 1 of 4]..........Eli Colter
The Waning of a World [Part 3 of 4]..........W. Elwyn Backus

Novelettes:
Stealer of Souls..........Charles Hilan Craig

Short Stories:
The Black Crusader..........Alicia Ramsey
The Dead Soul..........Raoul Lenoir
The Fair Pastie Pye..........Arthur Edwards Chapman
The Gong Ringers..........Hasan Vokine
The Mystery Under the Sea..........Donald E. Keyhoe
The Tomb..........H. P. Lovecraft

Short Fiction:
The Avenger..........H. Thompson Rich 
Mc Gill's Appointment..........Elsie Ellis
Wandering Willie's Tale [Excerpt]..........Sir Walter Scott

Poems:
Adam, to Lilith..........E. Hoffmann Price 
Lenore..........Edgar Allan Poe
The Sands of Dee..........Charles Kingsley 
 

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. WEIRD TALES
February, 1926

Vol. 7, No. 2
Title Issue: MULti-WT0029
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: C. Barker Petrie, Jr. 

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
On the Dead Man's Chest [Part 2 of 4]..........Eli Colter 
Red Ether [Part 1 of 2]..........Petterson Marzoni
The Waning of a World [Part 4 of 4]..........W. Elwyn Backus

Novelettes:
The Isle of Missing Ships..........Seabury Quinn
The Kidnaper's Story..........Walter G. Detrick

Short Stories:
The Avenging Hand..........Roy Wallace Davis
The Other Half..........Edwin L. Sabin 
Phantom Billiards..........Frank E. Walker
The Thing in the Glass Box..........Sewell Peaslee Wright
The White Dog..........Feodor Sologub
The Word of Santiago..........E. Hoffmann Price

Short Fiction:
The Cats of Ulthar..........H. P. Lovecraft

Poems:
Italian Love..........William James Price 
Spleen..........Charles P. Baudelaire
The Twa Corbies..........Anonymous 
 

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. WEIRD TALES 
March, 1926

Vol. 7, No. 3
Title Issue: MULti-WT0030
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: Andrew Brosnatch 

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
On the Dead Man's Chest [Part 3 of 4]..........Eli Colter 
Red Ether [Part 2 of 2]..........Petterson Marzoni

Novelettes:
Lochinvar Lodge..........Clyde Burt Clason

Short Stories:
The Curse..........Charles Hilan Craig 
Dead in Three Hours..........Elwin J. Owens 
Dr. Jerbot's Last Experiment..........Granville S. Hoss
A Dream of Armageddon..........H. G. Wells
The Jungle Monsters..........Paul S. Powers
The Luster of the Beast..........Charles Christopher Jenkins
The Mask of the Red Death..........Edgar Allan Poe
A Message From Space..........J. Schlossel
The Music of Madness..........William E. Barrett 
Something Toothsome..........Arthur J. Burks 
Swamp Horror..........Will Smith and R. J. Robbins

Poems:
Astarte..........E. Hoffmann Price Death Carol..........Walt Whitman
The Evening Star..........Francis Hard
The Inland Sea..........Frank Belknap Long
 

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. WEIRD TALES
April, 1926 

Vol. 7, No. 4
Title Issue: MULti-WT0031
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: E. M. Stevenson 
     "She struck with her dagger, and her assailant hurled her to the floor, tearing, tearing at her."

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
The Derelict Mine [Part 1 of 3]..........Frank A. Mochnant 
     Three-part Mystery Serial, Which Rises in a Ghastly Climax.
On the Dead Man's Chest [Part 4 of 4]..........Eli Colter
     Four-part Occult Serial.

Novelettes:
Wolfshead..........Robert E. Howard
     An Evil Something Wrought Frightful Death.

Short Stories:
The Contra-Talisman..........George Ballard Bowers
     Tale of Filipino Superstition - and an Anting-Anting.
Duval's Weird Experiment..........F. William Sarles
     Eery Tale of a Scientist's Attempt of Pierce the Veil.
The Glacier Lode..........Strickland Gillilan
     Soapy Sam Was Balmy, so his Friends Thought.
The Hooded Death..........Joel Martin Nichols, Jr.
     Two Mike-white Cobras Guarded the Jewels of the Temple.
The House in the Willows..........Sewell Peaslee Wright 
     A Rational Ghost-Story.
Knights of the Red Owl..........Elwin J. Owens
     A Portly Business Undergoes a Wild Night of Terror.
The Mummy's Foot..........Théophile Gautier [Reprint No. 10.]
     Hermouthis, Princess of Egypt, Returns for her Lost Foot.
Out of the Mists of Time..........William Benton Frazier
     A Terrible Doom rolled out from the Fogs of Antiquity.
The Outsider..........H. P. Lovecraft [as Howard P. Lovecraft] 
     An Outre Masterpiece - One of the Strangest Stories Ever Written.
Teeth..........Galen C. Colin 
     Old Ling Foo Plans a Terrible Revenge on his Daughter's Lover.
Things That Are God's..........C. Franklin Miller
     The Wolf-man Comes to his Senses Through a Terrible Crime.
The Vengeance of India..........Seabury Quinn
     Graveyard Tale of Hypnotism, and Corpses that Rise in the Night.
The Yellow Specter..........Stewart Van der Veer
     Old Spanish Prison - a Terrified Bride - the Ghost of a Chinaman.

Short Fiction:
The Phantom Drug..........A. W. Kapfer
     Document found in the Burial Ruins of an Insane Asylum.

Verse:
The Tiger..........William Blake 

Non-Fiction:
The Eery
     A Chat With the Readers
 

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. WEIRD TALES
May, 1926

Vol. 7, No. 5
Title Issue: MULti-WT0032
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: Andrew Bensen 

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
The Derelict Mine [Part 2 of 3]..........Frank A. Mochnant
The Devil-Ray [Part 1 of 3]..........Joel Martin Nichols, Jr.

Novelettes:
The Ghosts of Steamboat Coulee..........Arthur J. Burks 
Queen of the Vortex..........F. William Sarles

Short Stories:
Across the Gulf..........Henry S. Whitehead 
Bat's Belfry..........August Derleth
The Confession of a Madman..........James Cocks
The Dead Hand..........Seabury Quinn
The Experiment of Erich Weigert..........Sewell Peaslee Wright
The Man Who Was Saved..........B. W. Sliney
The Silent Trees..........Frank Owen 
Vials of Wrath..........Edith Lyle Ragsdale

Short Fiction:
The Werewolf [Excerpt from The Phantom Ship]..........H. B. Marryat

Poems:
The Dance of Death..........Jean Lahors 
Horreur Sympathique..........Charles P. Baudelaire
The Moon Dance..........A. Leslie 
 

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. WEIRD TALES
June, 1926

Vol. 7, No. 6
Title Issue: MULti-WT0033
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: E. M. Stevenson 
     Illustrating a Scene fron "The Foot Fetish."

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
The Derelict Mine [Part 3 of 3]..........Frank A. Mochnant
     Three-part Serial About an Abandoned mine in Australia - a tale that Rises to a Gruesome Climax in this Installment.
The Devil-Ray [Part 2 of 3]..........Joel Martin Nichols, Jr.
     Three-part Serial About a Purple Beam of Light that Brought Instant Death to Whatever it Touched.

Novelettes:
Spider-Bite..........Robert S. Carr
     Great White Egyptin Tomb-Spiders - a Resurrected Mymmy - and the jewels of Ahma-Ka in the Chamber of the Pool
The Upper Berth..........F. Marion Crawford [Reprint No. 12.]
     A Goose-Flesh Mystery-tale of an Ocean Liner - and the Terrible Thing that Crept into Stateroom One Hundred and Five.

Short Stories:
Asphodel..........Arthur J. Burks
     The Lilies of Death Grew Beautiful Under the Old Hermit's Care, but Terrible Was Their Portent - a Tale of Mystic Horror.
The Death Crescents of Koti..........Romeo Poole
     Death Stalks Siwaloo's Warriors by Night - and Always it Left its Sinister Mark of the Three Crescents.
The Foot Fetish..........Howard R. Marsh 
     A Tale of Mystery - Slant-eyed Zealots from the Gobi Hills and a Beautiful American Girl Who Bore a Sacred Birthmark.
Ghosts of the Air..........J. M. Hiatt and Moye W. Stephens 
     A Spectre-tale of Aviation - the Sullen Hatred Between Easley and and his Pilot Flared Up in a Gruesome Tragedy.
Hurtling Horror..........Earl W. Scott and Marion Scott
     Panic Terror Held Chicago in its Grip as an Uncanny Series of Bizarre Murders Horrified the City.
The Life Serum..........Paul S. Powers
     Dr. Bluret Passed the Borders of Death - but a Fate Far Worse than Death Befell his Young Assistant.
The Moon-Bog..........H. P. Lovecraft 
     Wild Pipings Lured the Workers from the North to an Eery Doom in the Haunted Bog near Kilderry.
Nerve..........Charles Frederick Stansbury
     The Man with the Wet Brain - a Posthumous Story About a Mad-house, Here Published for the First Time.
The Strange Case of Pascal..........Robert Eugene Ulmer 
     The Bloated Vision of Louis Blenheim Invaded Pascal's Dreams, with Consequences that Were Utterly Frightful.
Their Last Job..........Robert Lee Heiser 
     Toots O'neel Dreamed that One Las Crime Would Free Him from Poverty - but Dreadful Was his Awaking from that Dream.
Ti Michel..........W. J. Stamper
     Tragic Tale of the Dark Days of the Black Republic - Before the Americans Came to Haiti.

Short Fiction:
The Charm That Failed..........George Ballard Bowers
     A Tale of Filipino Superstition - the Warrior Suddenly Remembered the Talisman, but to No Avail.

Verse:
A Grave..........Lilla Poole Price 

Non-Fiction/Articles:
The Eyrie
     A Chat With the Readers
 

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. WEIRD TALES
July, 1926

Vol. 8, No. 1
Title Issue: MULti-WT0034
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: E. M. Stevenson
Illustrating a Scene from "Through the Vortex" 

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
The Devil-Ray [Part 3 of 3]..........Joel Martin Nichols, Jr. 
..... Three-part Serial About a Purple Beam of Light Which Instantly Slew Every Living Thng that it Touched

Fettered [Part 1 of 4]..........Greye La Spina
.....A Tale of Midnight Horror--Occult Evil that Drew its Chains About Two Men and Two Women in the Northern Woods

Novelettes:
The House of Horror..........Seabury Quinn 
.....De Grandin Goes Down Into the Gruesome Cellars Beneath that Abode of Abominations, and Shudders at What he Finds There

Through the Vortex..........Donald E. Keyhoe
.....Startling Thrill-tale About One Who Was Sucked Through the Vortex Into a Murky Land of Terrible Beasts and Green-hued Men

Short Stories:
The Birthmark..........Nathaniel Hawthorne [WEIRD STORY REPRINT No 13]
.....A Tiny Hand Clutched Georgiana's Cheek, and her Husband Tried to Tear it Out by Means of his Scientific Knowledge

The Demons of Castle Romnare..........Elizabeth Adt Wenzler
.....The Very Atmosphere of Old Lorraine Breathes Through this Fascinating Story of Ghosts and Dark Magic

The Dreamer of Atlânaat..........E. Hoffmann Price
.....An Orientale of Strange Thrills--the Lord of the World, and the Fierce Sultan of Angor-lana

The Elixir of Life..........Marc R. Schorer and August Derleth 
.....One Ingredient Was Needed to Compound the Potion Which Should Restore the Duke's Health--And Terribly Did the Duke Pay

Laocoon..........Bassett Morgan
.....Weird Surgery--Great Sea-dragons--the Fate of Chueng Ching the Leper--and the Dread that Fell Upon Willoughby

A Runaway World..........Clare Winger Harris 
.....Our Earth, an Infinitesimal Electron in the Vast Cosmos, Is Subjected to a Dire Chemical Experiment

Si Urag of the Tail..........Oscar Cook
.....Terrific Story of a Man-eating Orchid in the Wilds of Borneo--Mystery Tale of Eery Adventures in the Jungle

Short Fiction:
With the Coming of Dawn..........Leslie N. Johnson
.....Five-minute Story--Dr. Blaas Was Firmly Resolved that Never Would he Allow Himself to be Hanged

Poems:
Fear..........Cristel Hastings 
Ghosts..........Louise Garwood 
Salem..........Edmund Clarence Stedman

Features: 
The Eyrie
.....A Chat With the Readers


Note: "A Runaway World" is Clare Winger Harris' first sci-fi story.


Opening paragraphs from Fettered by Greya La Spina. Chapter 1 Barred Windows:

It had been a glorious day, and a glorious trip. Bessie Gillespie, dipping paddle into her side of the well-loaded canoe, sighed such a sigh of repletion and contentment that her twin brother chuckled softly behind her.
....."Think you're going to like it, Bess?" he inquired, his gray eyes darting this way and that, as the canoe made upstream slowly.
....."Oh, Ewan, it's wonderful!" she breathed, tossing back her bobbed brown head to inhale the sweet fragrance of the summer woods.
....."You're dead right, it's wonderful," the young man agreed. "I ought to make some ripsnorting canvases in this kind of primeval atmosphere. Jove, Bessie, but the virgin forest is magnificent!"
.....The girl drew in her breath contentedly, but her paddle hesitated a moment over the sluggishly moving stream that flowed darkly past the sides of the canoe in the shadow of the trees, letting sparkling drops flash in the occasional beams of light from the setting sun, as it shone here and there through thickly interlaced branches.
....."The woods are getting thicker, aren't they? Do you think we'll be able to find the cabin before dark?" she asked, a bit nervously, as her hazel eyes turned from one darkling shore to the other. "It would be rather--oh, do you know, I'd somehow hate to be out here in the open after dark," she admitted, laughing just a bit shamefacedly.

The caption for the illustration for "Laocoon" by Bassett Morgan says: "The rest was drowned in that howl of the sea-dragon, a burst of laughter boomed through a gigantic throat, and the crested head swooped at Denham." Opening paragraphs:

.....As the little trading schooner drew nearer the shadowy fringes of the island, the talk on deck fell to silence. The tropic beauty of Papua was strangely repellent. Willoughby, who had impulsively answered the offer of Professor Denham to spend a year or so helping the scientist in his investigation in deep sea lore off these shores at a salary of three thousand dollars a year, rather regretted his acceptance. He felt as if mysterious tentacles of miasmic jungle swamps breathed poison in the perfume-laden off-shore wind. It was like the breath of a black panther. He took Professor Denham's letter from his picket and read it again.
.....Five years before, Willoughby had been a student under Professor Denham in the University of California, and had gained a name for himself as a football star. He had regretted the circumstances which prompted Professor Denham to resign the chair of science under the storm of ridicule and protest resulting when a newspaper featured the scientist's assertion that sea-serpents really existed. The article was illustrated by a cartoon of Professor Denham and Chueng Ching, a Chinese student who was his especial protege and devoted to Denham, in the coils of a serpent labeled "Public Opinion," depicting the agony of the Laocoon. There was the account of class experiments in transplanting the brain of one rat to the head of another, and of the practical joke perpetrated by a student assistant in substituting the brain of a female rat for that of a male, which led to riotous speculation on the campus as to the outcome of the experiment.

The caption for the illustration for "The House of Horror" by Seabury Quinn says: "Look!" he commanded. "Those eyes--grand Dieu, those eyes!" Opening paragraphs:

....."Morbleu, Friend Trowbridge, have a care," Jules de Grandin warned as my lurching motor car almost ran into the brimming ditch beside the rainsoaked road.
.....I wrenched the steering wheel viciously and swore softly under my breath as I leaned forward, striving vainly to pierce the curtains of rain which shut us in.
....."No use, old fellow," I confessed, turning to my companion, "we're lost; that's all there is to it."
....."Ha," he laughed shortly, "do you just begin to discover that fact, my friend? Parbleu, I have known it this last half-hour."
.....Throttling my engine down, I crept along the concrete roadway, peering through my streaming windshield and storm curtains for some familiiar landmark, but nothing but blackness, wet and impenetrable, met my eyes.
.....Two hours before, answering an insistent 'phone call, de Grandin and I had left the security of my warm office to administer a dose of toxin anti-toxin to an Italian laborer's child who lay, choking with diphtheria, in a hut at the workmen's settlement where the new branch of the railroad was being put through. The cold, driving rain and the Stygian darkness of the night had misled me when I made the detour around the railway cut, and for the past hour and a half I had been feeling my way over unfamilair roads as futilely as a lost child wandering in the woods.
....."Grace a Dieu," de Grandin exclaimed, seizing my arm with both his small, strong hands, "a light! See, there it shines in the night. Come let us go to it. Even the meanest hovel is preferable to this so villainous rain."

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. WEIRD TALES 
August, 1926 

Vol. 8, No. 2
Title Issue: MULti-WT0035
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: C. Barker Petrie, Jr. 

 

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
Fettered [Part 2 of 4]..........Greye La Spina

Novelettes:
The Devil's Graveyard..........G. G. Pendarves
The Door of Hell..........Emma-Lindsay Squier
The Horla..........Guy de Maupassant
The Whistling Monsters..........Bruce Wallis
The Woman of the Wood..........A. Merritt

Short Stories:
The Devil's Pay..........August Derleth
The Mad Surgeon..........Wright Field
The Monster-God of Mamurth..........Edmond Hamilton
The Other Vera..........Willis Knapp Jones
The Terrible Old Man..........H. P. Lovecraft
The Tsantsa of Professor Von Rothapfel..........Alanson Skinner

Poems:
On Canton Road..........Samuel M. Sargent, Jr. 
Starkey Strang..........Bertrande Harry Snell 
 

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. WEIRD TALES
September, 1926

Vol. 8, No. 3
Title Issue: MULti-WT0036
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: E. M. Stevenson 

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
Across Space [Part 1 of 3]..........Edmond Hamilton 
Fettered [Part 3 of 4]..........Greye La Spina

Novelettes:
Ancient Fires..........Seabury Quinn
The Bird of Space..........Everil Worrell [sequel story in next issue]

Short Stories:
The Bracelet..........Talbert Josselyn
The Case of the Jailer's Daughter..........Victor Rousseau
The Cat of Chiltern Castle..........Mary Sharon
A Creeping, Crawling Thing..........Dick Heine 
He..........H. P. Lovecraft 
Jumbee..........Henry S. Whitehead
The Marmoset..........Marc R. Schorer and August Derleth
The Night Wire..........H. F. Arnold
The Tapestried Chamber..........Sir Walter Scott
The Tower Ghost..........E. Phillips Oppenheim

Poems:
Barnacles..........Sidney Lanier 
Eldorado..........Edgar Allan Poe 
Elysium..........A. Leslie 
Ozymandias..........Percy Bysshe Shelley
 

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. WEIRD TALES 
October, 1926

Vol. 8, No. 4
Title Issue: MULti-WT0037
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: C. Barker Petrie, Jr. 
     Illustrating a scene from "The Supreme Witch."

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
Across Space [Part 2 of 3]..........Edmond Hamilton 
     A three-part weird-scientific serial - strange beings in Rano Kao volcano pull the planet Mars from its orbit.
Fettered [Part 4 of 4]..........Greye La Spina
     Frightful doom menaced two men and two women in the northern woods - a novel of midnight horror.

Novelettes:
The Chair..........Marion Heidt Mimms
     Alan Carvel restores a murderer ot life, with consequences that were as terrible as they were unforseen.

Short Stories:
The Bagman's Story..........Charles Dickens [Reprint No. 16.]
     The phantom might have been an old chair, but it brought happy consequences to the bagman.
Cattle of Furos..........Everil Worrell
     Frank Alison pursues the green-faced man and the girl in the red to the dark star - a sequel to "The Bird of Space." [see September, 1926]
The Coffin of Lissa..........August Derleth
     A short tale of the horrors of the Inquisition - a story of frightful tortures under a coffin-lid.
The Corpus Delicti..........Eli Colter
     Burgensdorf heard Hasting's boastful story - and then out of the clouds flashed the wrath of the Almighty.
The Great God Pan..........Seabury Quinn
     Jules de Grandin throws a wrench into the schemesof the pagan high priest of a new kind of Pan-worship.
The Projection of Armand Dubois..........Henry S. Whitehead 
     A  tale of Voodoo in the Virgin Islands - a specter that threw vitriol - and a little goat that rightened Madame du Chaillu.
Seven Minutes..........Frank Owen
     A physician's wife lost her soul - so the physician crossed the borders of life in search of it.
The Supreme Witch..........G. Appleby Terrill
     There were terrors that Nora Shafto dreaded worse than death, but she had witch's craft enough to protect herself.
The Voice of Bills..........John Martin Leahy
     A rathonal ghost-story which loses none of its thrill because the reader feels it could have happened.
The Woman With the Crooked Nose..........Victor Rousseau
     The second of a series of stories, each complete in itself, dealing with Dr. Ivan Bordsky, "The Surgeon of Sould."

Short Fiction:
The Phantom Express..........H. Thompson Rich
     The ghost in this story was no ordinary specter - it was the ghost of an express train.
The Throwback..........Orlin Frederick
     A five-minute tale, about an atavism, a hark-back to primordial savage ancestors.

Verse:
Grave Chains..........A. Leslie 

Non-Fiction / Articles:
The Eery
    A chat with the readers. 
 

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. WEIRD TALES
November, 1926 

Vol. 8, No. 5
Title Issue: MULti-WT0038
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: E. M. Stevenson 

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
Across Space [Part 3 of 3]..........Edmond Hamilton
The Star Shell [Part 1 of 4]..........Geo C. Wallis and Bruce Wallis

Novelettes:
The City of Spiders..........H. Warner Munn
The Fiend of the Marsh..........Robert Emmett Lewis and Martha May Cockrill
The Peacock's Shadow..........E. Hoffmann Price

Short Stories:
The Assault Upon Miracle Castle..........J. M. Hiatt
The Creature of Man..........Oscar Cook
The Dog-Eared God..........Frank Belknap Long 
Ligeia..........Edgar Allan Poe
The Ode to Pegasus..........Maria Moravsky
The Parasitic Hand..........R. Anthony
The Tenth Commandment..........Victor Rousseau

Poems:
The Caves of Kooli-Kan..........Robert S. Carr 
For Clytie..........Binny Koras 
November..........A. Leslie 
 

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. WEIRD TALES 
December, 1926 

Vol. 8, No. 6
Title Issue: MULti-WT0039
Publisher: Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL
Editor: Farnsworth Wright
Price: $0.25
Pages: 144
Cover: Joseph Doolin 

Weird Tales cover
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. Serials/Complete Novels:
The Star Shell [Part 2 of 4]..........Geo C. Wallis and Bruce Wallis

Novelettes:
The Grinning Mummy..........Seabury Quinn
The Metal Giants..........Edmond Hamilton

Short Stories:
Apricots From Ispahan..........E. Hoffmann Price
The Beast..........Paul Benton
The Foe From Beyond..........F. William Sarles
The Guard's Error..........W. Benson Dooling
The Legacy of Hate..........Victor Rousseau
The Malignant Pearl..........Thomas H. Griffiths
The Mystic Bowl..........Eugene Clement d'Art
Orbit of Souls..........Arthur J. Burks
The Suicide..........Malcolm Ford Henry

Essays/Articles:
The Apparition of Mrs. Veal..........Daniel Defoe

Poems:
Danse Macabre..........Jean Lahors 
Song of the Brothers of Mercy..........Friedrich von Schiller 
Yule-Horror..........H. P. Lovecraft
 

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