The Fantasy Fan, September 1933: The Fan's Own Magazine — John Shaqi
The Fantasy Fan, September 1933: The Fan's Own MagazineVarious
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The Fantasy Fan, September 1933: The Fan's Own Magazine
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Fan magazines; Fantasy fiction -- History and criticism -- Periodicals; Fantasy fiction -- Periodicals
But--now comes the important announcement! We will print a brand new
tale by Clark Ashton Smith in our November issue! Mr. Smith declares
that "The Kingdom of the Worm" is one of his weirdest and most
original stories. No one will want to miss this! And, to cap the
climax, his graveyard horror tale "The Ghoul" will appear in December.
TO STF COLLECTORS:
I am disposing of my entire scientifiction library, containing
complete sets of every scientifiction magazine, 1924 to 1933, and a
number of scientifiction books. In addition to Amazing Stories,
Science and Air Wonder Stories, Astounding Stories, Wonder Stories,
Amazing Quarterly, Science Wonder and Wonder Stories Quarterly, Weird
Tales, Strange Tales, the Argosy stf, The Time Traveller, Science
Fiction, and Science Fiction Digest, I offer such rarities as the
Amazing Stories Annual, the Weird Tales Anniversary Number, the two
issues of Miracle Science & Fantasy Stories, and the first print of
'The Face in the Abyss.' These magazines and books are in perfect
condition. They go to the highest bids; otherwise at original price.
Write for a complete list.
Linus Hogenmiller
502 N. Washington, Farmington, Missouri
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COSMOS
The stupendous interplanetary serial which
is written by Seventeen Masters of
Science Fiction
runs exclusively in the
SCIENCE FICTION DIGEST
Other features in the September SFD
"The Girl from Venus" a short story by Rae Winters.
Biographies of L. A. Eshbach & P. Wylie
"Black Lem Gulliver" by P. S. Miller
"Alicia in Blunderland" by Nihil
"Fantasy Foolery" by Charles D. Hornig
Gossip columns end other articles.
25 cents for a special 3 month subscription, or 50 cents for six
months.
Science Fiction Digest Company
87-36--162nd Street
Jamaica, New York
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SELLING OUT rare science fiction collection at bargain prices. Write
for list.
Allen Glasser
1610 University Avenue
New York, N.Y.
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SCIENTIFIC and weird fiction (books and magazines) bought, sold,
exchanged. Send want list and stamp for prices. "The Metal Giants," by
Edmond Hamilton, 10 cents postpaid.
Swanson Book Company
Dept. FF, Washburn, N.D.
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JOIN THE
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC
ASSOCIATION
Oldest Science Correspondence Club In the World
Dues now reduced to $1.
For particulars write:
Clifton Amsbury
1312 Q Street
Lincoln, Nebraska
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WEIRD tales packages: Selections of strange stories from issues dating
back eight years; five for five cents! Postpaid! Think of it: The
Dunwich Horror for one cent! And others similar by Dyalhis, Colter,
Quinn, Smith, LaSpina, Leinster, Eadie, Kline, Rousseau. As many
packages as you want at five cents apiece.
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