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"The Voice of El-Lil"
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Non-REH Content
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| "The Yellow River" by Hung Long Tom
(Poem) |
"The Dragoman's Slave Girl" by Otis Adelbert
Kline
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"The Hidden Monster" by David H. Keller
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"The Djinnee of El Sheyb" by G. G. Pendarves
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"The White Queen" by Francis Hard
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"The Ball of Fire" by S. B. N. Hurst
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"Shaykh Ahamad & the Pious Companions"
by E. Hoffmann Price
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"The Dancer of Djogyakarta"
by Warren Hastings Miller
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"The Mystic Rose" by Hung Long Tom
(Poem)
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"The Rug" by Hung Long Tom
(Poem)
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"Scented Gardens" by Dorothy Quick
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The Souk
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Edited by William H. Desmond, Diane
M. Howard,
John R. Howard, and Robert K. Wiener |
The cover art is from the Spring 1932
issue of ORIENTAL STORIES (Volume 2 Number 2). It is the first pulp
cover work by Brundage to be published.
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Facsimile reprint with the original pulp
illustrations.
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The artist for "The Voice of
El-Lil" is unknown.
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All of the reprinted stories originally appeared
in ORIENTAL STORIES, but they are not from the same issue.
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