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To Hugh G. Schonfield, June 15, 1933
("As I promised, in answer to your letter . . .")
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To Denis Archer, May 20, 1934
("As you doubtless remember . . .")
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Non-REH Contents
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"Editorial" by Nils
Hardin
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"Inside the Outsider" by Robert
Bloch
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"The Lovecraft Family in America"
by R. Alain Everts
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"Young Man Lovecraft" by L.
Sprague de Camp
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"H.P. Lovecraft" by Vincent
Starrett (poem)
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"Lovecraft’s Ladies" by Ben
P. Indick (article)
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"H.P. Lovecraft: Rabid Racist—or
Compassionate Gentleman?" by Dirk W. Mosig (article)
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"The Call of Lovecraft" by
Willis Conover (article)
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"Innsmouth Revisited" by
Frank Belknap Long (poem)
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"The Ghost of Ec’h-Pi-El"
by anonymous
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"Ronald Clyne: A Portrait"
by Victor Dricks
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"A Non-Definitive Price Guide to
Out-of-Print Arkham House Titles" by W. K. Schoonmaker
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"Starrett vs. Machen" by Michael
Murphy (article)
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"Groon" by Ray Bradbury
(poem)
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"Pulp Information Center"
by Nils Hardin (column)
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"Letter to Henry Hasse, January 31,
1933" by Farnsworth Wright
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"Letter to Henry Hasse, April 22,
1933" by Farnsworth Wright
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"Letter to Hannes Bok, January 17,
1940" by Farnsworth Wright
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"Comment on letter from Farnsworth
Wright" by Hannes Bok
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"Letter to Nils Hardin, September
27th, 1975" by E. Hoffmann Price
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"Jules de Grandin Returns"
by Bob Weinberg (article)
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"The Shadow and the Hieroglyph"
by Walter Shedlofsky (poem)
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"The Work of Clark Ashton Smith"
by E. P. Berglund
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"An Unborn First Edition"
by Glenn Lord (article)
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"Contributors" by Nils
Hardin
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This is the
first appearance of both REH letters.
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Edited by Nils Hardin.
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There
were a total of forty-four issues.
Some of the early numbers measuring 6 x 8½ inches.
Most of the later issues were 8½ x 11 inches.
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All issues had
many ads for magazines and books. There were articles, checklists, and reproductions
of artwork and covers from the pulps throughout all issues.
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This issue was dedicated
to the First World Fantasy Convention held in Rhode Island October 1975
and dedicated to the memory of HPL.
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