| Title | : | Weird Tales January 1925 |
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| Rating | : | |
| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 |
| Publication | : | First published January 1, 1925 |
Facsimile edition of Weird Tales magazine Vol V, Number 1, January 1925, containing 20 stories, two serial chapters, verse, and editorial material.
Table of contents:
Joseph Schlossel. Invaders from Outside
George Waight. The Electric Chair
Armstrong Livingston. As Obligated
Edgar Hoffmann Trooper Price. The Rajah's Gift
Henry S. Whitehead. The Fireplace
Lenore E. Chaney. White Man's Madness
Irvin Mattick. Red and Black
Strickland Gillilan. When We Killed Thompson
Lady Anne Bonny. Wings of Power
Seabury Quinn. Out of the Long Ago
Cargray Cook. On the Highway
Frank Belknap Long. The Ocean Leech
Francis Hard. Two Crows
C. Franklin Miller. Fog
Arthur J. Burks. Luisma's Return
Victor Lauriston. A Changeling Soul
Herman F. Wright. The Specter Priestess of Wrightstone
Arthur Thatcher. The Valley of Teeheemen
Greye La Spina. The Remorse of Professor Panebianco
C. M. Eddy Jr.. Arhl-a of the Caves
H. P. Lovecraft. The Festival
Laurence R. D'Orsay. Phantoms
The Eyrie
Table of contents:
Joseph Schlossel. Invaders from Outside
George Waight. The Electric Chair
Armstrong Livingston. As Obligated
Edgar Hoffmann Trooper Price. The Rajah's Gift
Henry S. Whitehead. The Fireplace
Lenore E. Chaney. White Man's Madness
Irvin Mattick. Red and Black
Strickland Gillilan. When We Killed Thompson
Lady Anne Bonny. Wings of Power
Seabury Quinn. Out of the Long Ago
Cargray Cook. On the Highway
Frank Belknap Long. The Ocean Leech
Francis Hard. Two Crows
C. Franklin Miller. Fog
Arthur J. Burks. Luisma's Return
Victor Lauriston. A Changeling Soul
Herman F. Wright. The Specter Priestess of Wrightstone
Arthur Thatcher. The Valley of Teeheemen
Greye La Spina. The Remorse of Professor Panebianco
C. M. Eddy Jr.. Arhl-a of the Caves
H. P. Lovecraft. The Festival
Laurence R. D'Orsay. Phantoms
The Eyrie
Weird Tales January 1925 Reviews
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Easily the best issue yet of Weird Tales, with a line-up that points to the great years ahead. Lovecraft, Seabury Quinn, Arthur Burks, Graye La Spina, and an early work by Frank Belknap Long, "The Ocean Leech,"that drips and spurts with psychosexual frenzy. Interesting editorial by Farnsworth Wright too that tries to define the magazine's philosophy, essentially weird but "clean" and not too grisly, though a couple of the tales here probably cross any line of good taste. One can see in this issue, not only the shape of what Weird Tales is becoming but the boundaries forming around a genre. For the first time since I started this project, I can hardly wait to see what next issue brings.
