Weird Tales, Vol. 10 No. 6

About this issue

This issue contains approximately twelve stories and one reprint across diverse supernatural and imaginative fiction genres. Featured works include Clark Ashton Smith's poem "The Satumienne," E. Hoffmann Price's "The Infidel's Daughter" (concerning a man's obsession in Feringhistan), W. K. Mashburn Jr.'s "The Sword of Jean Lafitte" (pirate vengeance), and R. Anthony's "The Witch-Baiter" (witchcraft persecution in Holland). Other notable entries include Bassett Morgan's "The Devils of Po Sung" (brain transplantation), Everil Worrell's "The Canal" (vampire horror), and Arthur J. Burks's "Bells of Oceana" (maritime supernatural tale). The issue also features Maurice Rothman's "The Dream," August W. Derleth's ghost story "The Sleepers," and Gordon Philip England's "White Orchids." Part three of Edmond Hamilton's science-fiction serial "The Time-Raider" continues, and Bram Stoker's previously unpublished "Dracula's Guest" appears as a reprint. A new non-fiction column, "Folks Used to Believe," debuts with Alvin P. Harlow's article on legendary creatures.