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"El fuego de Asurbanipal"
("The Fire of Asshurbanipal") (1)
Translated by Javier Jiménez Barco
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Non-REH Contents
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"Ennui" ("Ennui")
by Clark Ashton Smith (poem)
Translated by Javier Jiménez Barco
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"Horror
asegurado" ("Horror Insured") by Paul
Ernst
Translated by Javier Jiménez Barco
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"R. E. H." ("R.
E. H.") by Robert H. Barlow (poem)
Translated by Javier Jiménez Barco
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"Ellos" ("They")
by Robert Barbour Johnson
Translated by Javier Jiménez Barco
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"El hombre en la plataforma"
("The Man on the Platform") by Theodore
A. Tinsley
Translated by Javier Jiménez Barco
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"La musa enferma" ("La
muse malade") by Charles Pierre Baudelaire
(poem)
Translated by Javier Jiménez Barco
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"Hija de los vientos" ("Child
of the Winds") by Edmond Hamilton
Translated by Diego Fernández Villaverde
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"El necrófago sonriente"
("The Grinning Ghoul") by Robert
Bloch
Translated by Diego Fernández Villaverde
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"Nigromancia en Naat" ("Necromancy
in Naat") by Clark Ashton Smith
Translated by Cristina M. Caladia
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"Paraíso perdido"
("Lost Paradise") by Catherine L. Moore
Translated by Cristina M. Caladia
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"El kelpie" ("The
Kelpie") by Manly Wade Wellman
Translated by Diego Fernández Villaverde
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"Prometida de Baal" ("Bride
of Baal") by Edgar Daniel Kramer (poem)
Translated by Diego Fernández Villaverde
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"El morador de las tinieblas"
("The Haunter of the Dark") by H. P.
Lovecraft
Translated by Diego Fernández Villaverde
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The Eyrie [Weird Tales, año
1936] (letter column)
Translated by Javier Jiménez Barco
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"Resumen del año 1936"
by Javier Jiménez Barco (article)
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Language:
Spanish
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Editor:
Javier Jiménez Barco
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| Colección:
Weird Tales, año 1936
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Dedicated to
selecting the best, or most representative, stories of that year, and offering
it to the Spanish public in a format identical to the original.
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