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Fantasy Digest, v. 1, issue 2, February 1939
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golden domes of a fair city where dreams are understood. That night something of youth and beauty died in the elder world." I would like to describe the plot to you, but only Lovecraft can do it justice. Doomed to obscurity? Not completely. I believe "Wierd Tales" intends to publish it soon. In the sixth issue of that magazine there appeared a story titled "The Mist" by David H. Keller, M.D. It must have been good judging by the quality of the magazine as a whole, though I haven't read it as yet. Both numbers may be obtained from Editor Eslach. (Fans surely you know of some obscure, fantastic work or collector's item. Don't hid e it under a bushel. Give the other fans a benefit of your knowledge. RB) (IN THEIR COURSES-continued from page 20) The Weinbaum effect just about limps across the "good" line with nothing whatsoever to spare. Commendable innovations in the past years, STARTLING STORIES & STRANGE STORIES and Amateur Story Contest. Magazine too satisfied with being passingly fair, and only showing up in spurts when flanked by competition. (To be concluded in next month's issue) (Answer to Science-fiction Quiz.) MATCHING TEST 1.-4. 2.-5. 3.-9. 4.-11. 5.-1. 6.-12. 7.-6. 8.-10. 9.-8. 10.-13. TRUE AND FALSE. 1.-FALSE. It's Bryan. 2.-False. First published in 1898. 3.-False. It runs in Action Comics. 4.-True. 5.-False. One more appeared, dated Fall 1934. MULTIPLE CHOICE 1.-3. William Cook. 2.-3. Phillip Wylie. 3.-3. George G. Clark. 4.-3. These Shall Not Die. 5.-3. George Allen England. COMPLETION 1.-"The Moon Pool". 2.- Earl Bell. 3.-Fred MacIssac. 4.-William Crawford 5- Earl Vincent
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golden domes of a fair city where dreams are understood. That night something of youth and beauty died in the elder world." I would like to describe the plot to you, but only Lovecraft can do it justice. Doomed to obscurity? Not completely. I believe "Wierd Tales" intends to publish it soon. In the sixth issue of that magazine there appeared a story titled "The Mist" by David H. Keller, M.D. It must have been good judging by the quality of the magazine as a whole, though I haven't read it as yet. Both numbers may be obtained from Editor Eslach. (Fans surely you know of some obscure, fantastic work or collector's item. Don't hid e it under a bushel. Give the other fans a benefit of your knowledge. RB) (IN THEIR COURSES-continued from page 20) The Weinbaum effect just about limps across the "good" line with nothing whatsoever to spare. Commendable innovations in the past years, STARTLING STORIES & STRANGE STORIES and Amateur Story Contest. Magazine too satisfied with being passingly fair, and only showing up in spurts when flanked by competition. (To be concluded in next month's issue) (Answer to Science-fiction Quiz.) MATCHING TEST 1.-4. 2.-5. 3.-9. 4.-11. 5.-1. 6.-12. 7.-6. 8.-10. 9.-8. 10.-13. TRUE AND FALSE. 1.-FALSE. It's Bryan. 2.-False. First published in 1898. 3.-False. It runs in Action Comics. 4.-True. 5.-False. One more appeared, dated Fall 1934. MULTIPLE CHOICE 1.-3. William Cook. 2.-3. Phillip Wylie. 3.-3. George G. Clark. 4.-3. These Shall Not Die. 5.-3. George Allen England. COMPLETION 1.-"The Moon Pool". 2.- Earl Bell. 3.-Fred MacIssac. 4.-William Crawford 5- Earl Vincent
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