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WEIRD
TALES
November, 1945
Vol. 39, No. 2
Title Issue: MULti-WT0226
Publisher: Weird Tales, New York, NY
Editor: Dorothy McIlwraith
Price: $0.15
Pages: 96
Cover: Lee Brown Coye
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Novelettes:
Lost Elysium..........Edmond Hamilton
There is a world
congruent
with Earth but existing on a different plane of vibration, a world of
unearthly
beauty--and horror!
The Murderous Steam Shovel..........Allison V. Harding
A big steam shovel is
stronger
than
any bull elephant, got a better memory and more killer in 'im!
The Mad Dancers..........Roger S. Vreeland
...Some were prone to
delegate
the new plague to one of the sub-sciences beneath the dignity of
Medicine.
Short Stories:
The Cranberry Goblet..........Harold Lawlor
There are all kinds
of macabre
secrets in this world--goblins and goblets!
The Fangs of Tsan-Lo..........Jim Kjelgaard
The air was charged
with
hate and viciousness in its most primitive and elemental form.
The Mirror..........Charles King
See, it was quite
evident!
The mirror was actually defying him!
Mrs. Lannisfree..........August Derleth
By and by you'll see
a figure,
white in the moonlight, walking relentlessly toward the sea.
Soul Proprietor..........Robert Bloch
"One human soul, in
reasonable
condition,to highest bidder.... Owner must dispose of same at once!"
Poems:
Midnight Moon..........Stanton A. Coblentz
Articles:
Superstitions and Taboos..........Irwin J. Weill
The Eyrie and Weird Tales Club
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