Weird Tales #360

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WEIRD TALES. VOL. 66, NO. 4 • ISSUE 360

THE EYRIE

THE DEN

MUMMIFIED. BY JILL BAUMAN

THE LONG LAST NIGHT. BY BRIAN LUMLEY

IN SHADOWY INNSMOUTH. BY DARRELL SCHWEITZER

MOMMA DURTT. BY MICHAEL SHEA

THE DARKNESS AT TABLE ROCK ROAD. BY MICHAEL REYES

THE RUNNERS BEYOND THE WALL. BY DARRELL SCHWEITZER

THE COUNTRY OF FEAR. BY RUSSELL BRICKEY

DRAIN. BY MATTHEW JACKSON

COUNTRY MIDNIGHT. BY CAROLE BUGGÉ

THE THING IN THE CELLAR. BY WILLIAM BLAKE-SMITH

TO BE A STAR. BY PARKE GODWIN

THE EMPTY CITY. BY JESSICA AMANDA SALMONSON

THE ABBEY AT THE EDGE OF THE EARTH. BY COLLIN B. GREENWOOD

ALIEN ABDUCTION. BY M. E. BRINES

LOST IN LOVECRAFT. A GUIDED TOUR OF THE DARK MASTER’S WORLD. BY KENNETH HITE

THE EXILES. ORIGINAL VERSION. BY RAY BRADBURY

MY NEW ENDING TO ROSEMARY’S BABY. BY RAY BRADBURY

PERSONAL MEMORIES OF RAY BRADBURY. BY MARVIN KAYE

SHADOW SHOW: ALL-NEW STORIES IN CELEBRATION OF RAY BRADBURY. Edited by Sam Weller, Mort Castle

REMEMBRANCE. BY RAY BRADBURY

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Important Note—As this issue was being readied for press, we were saddened to learn of the death on June 5th of Ray Bradbury, one of America’s greatest fantasists. From 1942 to 1983, he contributed 26 short stories to Weird Tales. While our intent has been to honour the memory of H. P. Lovecraft in this edition of Weird Tales, we believe that it is also appropriate to dedicate this issue to the memory of Ray Bradbury. We have secured, with the permission of his literary agent, three examples of Ray’s writing: a movingly personal poem, a fascinating, little-known essay, and an extremely à propos short story.

—John Harlacher

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“Hey, you’ve done okay up to now!” I told him. “And if this warm draft keeps up it will soon dry our trousers out. It’s not much, I suppose, but it may help keep our spirits up.”

He glanced at me, if only for a moment conjuring up a thin, sarcastic ghost of a smile, and with an almost pitying shake of his head said: “Well okay, good, fine!—whatever you say, er, Julian?—but now it’s my turn to spell you. So if you’ll just give that case back to me … ”

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