# All-Story Weekly, March 28, 1929
This pulp fiction weekly contains four serials and five complete stories spanning adventure, mystery, and romance. The featured serials include The Woolly Dog (Parts 1 of 4) by J.U. Giesy and Junius B. Smith, described as an unusual detective novel involving "semi-dual" narration and tangled passions; The Saga of Silver Bend (Part 1 of 3), a rangeland conflict tale; Asoka's Alibi (Part 2 of 3) by Talbot Mundy, involving carnival intrigue in India; and The Sea Girl (Part 4 of 6) by Ray Cummings, emerging "out of the ocean's depths." Complete stories include The Boat Share by Warren E. Carleton about swordfishing, Different Blood by John Gallishaw depicting hatred in an army camp, The Lion Tamer by Walter Marquess set on a circus lot, and Mountain Killers by Thomas Barclay Thomson. The issue also features nonfiction articles on American printing history and luck.
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- Date
- March 23, 1929
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