Pulp Fiction, 1948 · page 132 of 132
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CLASSICS OF IMAGINATION Whether it be interplanetary adventure, encounters in the tar future, strife in the misty past, or the clanking of ghostly chains in a haunted house today that gives your imagination its greatest tickle, you will be sure to find the very best of those stories in the numbers of this popular collection. The long-sought-atter classics of science-fictiogweird-fiction, and fantasy are published here, along with those remarkable tales that have hitherto been only the high-priced secrets of a few fantasy collectors. pie al 3 AVON FANTASY. READER NO. 9 A particularly outstanding number, now in preparation, fea- turing: | THE MAN FROM THE MOON by Otis Adelbert Kline —the memorable story of a struggle to the death be- tween two of Earth's neighbor worlds that inspired this - author's famous ''Planet of Peril’ booké. THE FLOWER-WOMEN by Clark Ashton Smith—a colorful fantasy of girls with the beauty of orchids and the souls of vampires. : THROUGH THE VIBRATIONS by P. Schuyler Miller— a tale of lost Atlantis and modern discovery, reminis- cent of the magic imagery of A. Merritt. And many more selected classics by the best writers in the field. | OUT SOON Ask Your Newsdealer to Reserve a Copy for You AVON FANTASY READER | Only 35¢ a Copy CORnnicloOo©