Novellas:
The Skull of Barnaby Shattuck..........Merle Constiner
Caught up in a maelstrom
of tragedy and murder – could those be credentials for asking
questions bound to be resented?
Short Stories:
Amok!..........Harold Lawlor
Could one argue with a madman's dream?
Chinook..........Mary Elizabeth Counselman
Urbane, sophisticated, he tried every
way on earth to forget the family curse.
Flame Birds of Angala..........E. Everett Evans
The queen would ascend her throne
of honor, the gorgeous birds would circle - and then with every observence
of taditionthe mighty bonfire would be laid.
A Knocking in the Wall..........August Derleth
No one could be inside the wall, yet the
knocking came from there... polite, diffident but determined.
The Little Red Owl..........Margaret St. Clair
... Had the Vulture Man really caught
him and broken the bones in both his wings?
The Priceless Polescu..........David Eynon
A legend of the Gypsies, has it that in
a violin is imprisoned a soul, a sould that is let out when the violin
is played.
Short Fiction::
Date in the City Room..........Talbot Johns (reprinted
from the January 1939 issue)
As the old friends walked out of the city
room arm in arm, the clock said a quarter after twelve.
Poems:
The Haunted Ghost..........Clarence Edwin Flynn
Three Men..........Dorothy Quick
Articles:
The Eyrie
Weird Tales Club
Weirdisms..........Lee Brown Coye
Art by Charles Kennedy, Boris Dolgov, Vincent Napoli, Matt Fox, Joseph
Eberle, and Lee Brown Coye.
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