ALL STORIES NEW
JANUARY, 1946
NO REPRINTS
| NOVELETTES | ||
| LOST ELYSIUM | Edmond Hamilton | 4 |
| 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 | 44 |
| 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 | 58 |
| ....Some were prone to delegate the new plague to one of the sub-sciences beneath the dignity of medicine. | ||
| SHORT STORIES | ||
| MRS. LANNISFREE | August Derleth | 26 |
| By and by you'll see a figure, white in the moonlight, walking relentlessly toward the sea. | ||
| THE CRANBERRY GOBLET | Harold Lawlor | 33 |
| There are all kinds of macabre secrets in this world—goblins and goblets! | ||
| THE FANGS OF TSAN-LO | Jim Kjelgaard | 76 |
| The air was charged with hate and viciousness in its most primitive and elemental form. | ||
| SOUL PROPRIETOR | Robert Bloch | 87 |
| "One human soul, in reasonable condition, to highest bidder.... Owner must dispose of same at once!" | ||
| THE MIRROR | Charles King | 95 |
| See, it was quite evident! The mirror was actually defying him! | ||
| RIDE THE EL TO DOOM | Alice B. Harcraft | 101 |
| They said the iron horse on stilts had to come down—but there are singular forces beyond our ken that must be reckoned with first! | ||
| VERSE | ||
| MIDNIGHT MOON | Stanton A. Coblentz | 43 |
| HOMECOMING | H. P. Lovecraft | 56 |
WEIRD TALES—Issued bi-monthly by The American News Company, Limited, 474 Wellington Street West, Toronto, Ontario, by arrangement with Weird Tales. Inc., 9 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, New York. Copyrighted 1944, by Weird Tales, Inc. Authorized by the Postoffice Department, Ottawa, at second class matter. Manuscripts will not be returned unless accompanied by self-addressed stamped envelopes and are submitted at the author's risk. Names of all characters used in story and semi-fiction articles are fictitious. If the name of any real person or existing institution is used, it is a coincidence. This magazine was produced in Canada, on Canadian paper, by Canadians, Vol. 38, No. 3.
