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Weird Tales 1949 November
Pulp: Weird Tales (Vol. 42 No. 1)Authors: Seabury Quinn and others
Language: English
Publisher: Weird Tales
Year: November 1949
Condition: Good/Very Good, G/VG, 3.0
Weird Tales is a so-called pulp magazine, a periodical (approx. 17x24cm) printed on highly wood-pulp-based paper, containing short stories from the fantastical genre across almost 100 pages. It includes stories by authors now famous in fantasy, such as a tale featuring the detective Jules de Grandin by Seabury Quinn. The stories are also accompanied by black-and-white illustrations. Pulps were inexpensive entertainment literature in the USA during the first half of the 20th century and disappeared once paperbacks took over their role. Today they are traded as collector's items and sought after for their cover art and authors. This November 1949 issue has a fantasy cover by Matt Fox and is in used condition. The spine of the magazine is faded from sunlight.
Tags: weird tales, ray bradbury, robert bloch, fantasy, pulp magazine
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Release09.11.2018
Product numberWTA1923-4911
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Product information "Weird Tales 1949 November"
Weird Tales 1949 November
Pulp: Weird Tales (Vol. 42 No. 1)Authors: Seabury Quinn and others
Language: English
Publisher: Weird Tales
Year: November 1949
Condition: Good/Very Good, G/VG, 3.0
Weird Tales is a so-called pulp magazine, a periodical (approx. 17x24cm) printed on highly wood-pulp-based paper, containing short stories from the fantastical genre across almost 100 pages. It includes stories by authors now famous in fantasy, such as a tale featuring the detective Jules de Grandin by Seabury Quinn. The stories are also accompanied by black-and-white illustrations. Pulps were inexpensive entertainment literature in the USA during the first half of the 20th century and disappeared once paperbacks took over their role. Today they are traded as collector's items and sought after for their cover art and authors. This November 1949 issue has a fantasy cover by Matt Fox and is in used condition. The spine of the magazine is faded from sunlight.
Tags: weird tales, ray bradbury, robert bloch, fantasy, pulp magazine
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