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A MAGAZINE OF THE BIZARRE AND UNUSUAL
Weird Tales
REGISTERED IN U.S. PATENT OFFICE
35
MARCH, 1940
2
Cover Design - Hannes Bok
Illustrating “The Horror in the Glen” (page 13)
The Horror in the Glen - Clyde Irvine - 7
A story of dreadful doom, and the “little people” of Scotland
The Dweller - H. P. Lovecraft - 20
Verse
Train for Flushing - Malcolm Jameson - 21
Curious tale of the Flying Dutchman, in which time reverses itself
The Song of the Slaves - Manly Wade Wellman - 30
What weird chant sounded its blood-chilling message through the night?
The Golden Spider - Seabury Quinn - 39
Fourchette over-reached herself when the made a compact with the Devil
Slaves of the Gray Mold - Thorp McClusky - 56
A powerful weird tale, about a parasitic fungus from outer space
“Broken is the Golden Bowl” - Virgil Finlay - 79
Pictorial interpretation of Edgar Allan Poe’s “Lenore”
A Million Years in the Future (Part 2) - Thomas P. Kelley - 80
The weirdest interplanetary story ever printed—a tale of the Black Raiders
Bramwell’s Guardian - August W. Derleth - 110
An odd story about a Druid ring found on Salisbury Plain
The Specter of Virginia - Clive Leonard - 115
A short ghost tale of the American Revolution
It Happened to Me: A Department of True Weird Stories:
The Centurion’s Prisoner - Lindsay Nisbet - 119
The Eyrie - 121
Our readers interchange opinions
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FARNSWORTH WRIGHT. Editor.
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