| Year : |
1973
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| Book No. : |
None
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| Edition : |
1st
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| Format : |
Periodical (8.5 x 11, Plastic
spiral binding)
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| Pages : |
116
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| Cover art : |
Herb Arnold
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| Illustrations
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Unknown
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"Rune"
(poem)
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Voices of the
Night:
"The Voices Waken Memory" (poem)
"Babel" (poem)
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"Casonetto's
Last Song"
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Non-REH
Content
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"First Love"
by Joseph Payne Brennan
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"White
Witch" by John Bredon (poem)
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"Hate"
by Richard L. Tierney (poem)
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"The
Mound of Yig?" by W. E. Baardson (article)
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"Kiss
an Angel Good Morning" by Robert Borski
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"Where
are Yesterday's Castles" by Eddy C. Bertin (poem)
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"A
Song for the Living, A Song for the Dead" by Eddy C. Bertin (poem)
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"The
Left Behind" by John Jacob
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"Letters
of Reminiscence" by E. Hoffmann Price
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""Ice
Dwarf" by John Bredon (poem)
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"Places
to Avoid!" by Anon
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"What
Lurks Among the Dunes" by Walter C. DeBill, Jr.
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"Guess
Whut's Coming to Dinner" by John J. Koblas (play)
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"Lunar
Liturgy" by Alan Gullette (poem)
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"Interview:
Carl Jacobi"
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"Death"
by Joseph Payne Brennan (poem)
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"Homecoming"
by E. P. Berglund
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"When
the Stars Are Right" by Richard L. Tierney (article)
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"For
Fear" by Alan Gullette (poem)
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"Brandon's
Pipe" by Joseph A. West
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"Filming
The Outsider" by Darrell Schweitzer (article)
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"The
Lost Man" by Kenneth W. Faig, Jr. (poem)
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"The
Last Song" by John Bredon
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"And
the Darkness Never Answers" by Eddy C. Bertin (poem)
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"A
Man of Discretion" by Richard L. Tierney
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"Dumb-Show"
by John Bredon (poem)
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"Robert
E. Howard: The Other Heroes" by Ted Pons (article)
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"Badland
Ballad" by John Bredon (poem)
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"The
Scrolls" by Richard L. Tierney (poem)
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"Reborn"
by John Bredon (poem)
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"Catherine
Duval: Modern Master of Gothic Horror" by Eddy C. Bertin (article)
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"Poem
to Polymnia" by Alan Gullette (poem)
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"Jack
the Ripper" by Richard L. Tierney (poem)
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"Moubata"
by Richard L. Tierney (poem)
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"Extermination"
by Joseph Payne Brennan
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"Canons
I" by John Jacob (poem)
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"Canons
II" by John Jacob (poem)
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Editors:
Eric Carlson & John J. Koblas
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Contains
the first appearance of "Casonetto's Last Song"
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Numbered
print run of 250 copies.
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Subsequent
issues of Etchings & Odysseys are published by The Strange Company.
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