Pulp Fiction, 1950 · page 4 of 133
A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine, February 1950 — page 4: what you’re looking at
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OF FANTASY MAGAZINE VOLUME 1 FEBRUARY, 1950 NUMBER 2 Feature Book-Longth Novel THE SMOKING LAND...........George Challis “8 Spectacular adventure lured ranchman Smoky Bill on a weird, lone voyage to the world’s periphery where reckless men waited to turn atomic science against the world. Copyright 1937 by Popular Publications, Inc. Jwo Unforgettable Short ‘Sheers THREE LINES OF OLD FRENCH......A. Merritt 102 Was there no radiant, elusive Lucie—save in his own tortured mind? Copyright 1919 by Popular Publications, Inc, THE SEAL MAIDEN...........Victor Rousseau 116 Had mortal love endowed her with a soul? ; Copyright 1913 by Popular Publications, Inc. Features and Departments CALLING ALL FANTASY FANS........The Editor 6 A few tips about a popular author and a preview of the future. READERS’ COLUMN © oo. ..cnisins hee ce eee ee A page set aside for your letters. THE SCIENCE OF TIME-TRAVEL. .Ray Cummings 114 An unusual article on the mysteries of Time. Next Issue Published March 3rd Any resemblance between any character appearing in fictional matter, and any person, living or dead, is entirely coincidental and unintentional. . MERBATT’S WANTASY MAGAZINE is published bi-monthly by Recreational Reading, Inc., an affiliate of Popular caret peak Se at 123 18th Street, New Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Henry Steeger, President and Secretary. Harold S. Goldsmith, Vice-President and Treasurer. Authorized by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, Canada, as second-class matter. Copyright under International Copyright Convention and Pan-American Copyright Conventions, All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction, in whole or {o part, in any form, Annitial subscription 31.50. When submitting manu-~ acripts emclose stamped, self-addressed envelope for their return, if found unavailable. The publishers will exerciss care in of unsolicited manuscripts, but assume no responsibility for their return, Printed in Canada, ‘vail Tee od ten x ow