• Publication: The Fantasy Fan, August 1934Publication Record # 829634
• Editor: Charles D. Hornig
• Date: 2021-03-24
• Catalog ID: 64919
• Publisher: Project Gutenberg
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• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• Notes: Data from publisher's website Transcribed from The Fantasy Fan, August 1934 The review of Uncanny Stories does not mention an author or editor. Additionally, it states that it contains the story "For the Blood is the Life" by F. Marion Crawford. It additionally mentions one of the Sinclair stories. The Sinclair collection is the only book with the title and publisher mentioned, so am unsure why the Crawford story is mentioned. The reviews of the two Blackwood collections and the Smith collection do not include their extended titles. The review of The Best Psychic Stories lists it as simply "Psychic Stories". The review of Sinister Stories lists the publisher, Walker, as if it were the author. The review of Black Moon gives the author as "Thomas Ripley".

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• Our Readers Say (The Fantasy Fan, August 1934) • (1934) • essay by uncredited
•  Letter (The Fantasy Fan, August 1934) • (1934) • essay by Ralph Milne Farley
•  Letter (The Fantasy Fan, August 1934) • (1934) • essay by Clark Ashton Smith
•  Letter (The Fantasy Fan, August 1934) • (1934) • essay by Richard Ely Morse
•  Letter (The Fantasy Fan, August 1934) • (1934) • essay by R. H. Barlow
•  Letter (The Fantasy Fan, August 1934) • (1934) • essay by Duane W. Rimel
• Weird Whisperings (The Fantasy Fan, August 1934) • [Weird Whisperings] • (1934) • essay by Julius Schwartz and Mort Weisinger [as by Schwartz and Weisinger]
• Famous Fantasy Fiction (The Fantasy Fan, August 1934) • (1934) • essay by Emil Petaja
•   Review: Uncanny Stories by May Sinclair • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: The Wolves of God and Other Fey Stories by Algernon Blackwood • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: The Dance of Death and Other Tales by Algernon Blackwood • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: Visible and Invisible by E. F. Benson • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: A Dreamer's Tales by Lord Dunsany • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: The Book of Wonder by Lord Dunsany • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
• Within the Circle (The Fantasy Fan, August 1934) • [Within the Circle] • (1934) • essay by F. Lee Baldwin
•   Review: The Best Psychic Stories by Joseph Lewis French • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: The White Ghost Book by Jessie Adelaide Middleton • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: The Grey Ghost Book by Jessie Adelaide Middleton • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: Sinister Stories by Jasper John • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: Stories of the Seen and the Unseen by Margaret Oliphant • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: The Wind That Tramps the World by Frank Owen • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: The Purple Sea by Frank Owen • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: The Moon Terror by A. G. Birch • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
•   Review: The Double Shadow and Other Fantasies by Clark Ashton Smith • (1934) • review by Emil Petaja
• The Fall of Three Cities • [Annals of the Jinns • 8] • (1934) • short story by R. H. Barlow
• Gleanings (The Fantasy Fan, August 1934) • [Gleanings] • (1934) • essay by Louis C. Smith
• Supernatural Horror in Literature (Part 11 of 18) • [Supernatural Horror in Literature] • (1927) • essay by H. P. Lovecraft
• Book Review (The Fantasy Fan, August 1934) • (1934) • essay by Wilson Tucker [as by Bob Tucker]
•   Review: Black Moon by Clements Ripley • (1934) • review by Wilson Tucker [as by Bob Tucker]
• Necromancy • (1934) • poem by Clark Ashton Smith
• The Unremembered Realm • (1934) • poem by Robert Nelson
• Ebony and Ash: A Tale of Three Wishes • (1934) • short story by Richard Ely Morse
• A Disembodied Shadow • [A True Experience] • (1934) • short story by Kenneth B. Pritchard
• Raymond A. Palmer • [Famous Fantasy Fans • 3] • (1934) • essay by uncredited