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    Strange Horizons [November 17, 2025] (online) [] (Full Text)
    Details taken from magazine website.
    • · Mrs. Magalina Hoopensteimer Wallenheimer Hogan Bogan’s Wedding Toast · Jessy Randall · pm
    • · The Face Stealer Tells Me What Emptiness Feels Like · Sean Glatch · pm
















    Strange Horizons [March 9, 2026] (online) [] (Full Text)
    Details taken from magazine website.
    • · An Inheritance of Air; or, You Are Cordially Invited to Attend My Presentation on Genealogy · Sophia Zhao · pm
    • · This Obituary Has Been Retracted · P. C. Verrone · ss






































    Strange Romances   (about)
    Strange Romances was another one of those ever present publications that seek to capitalize upon sensationalized accounts of true and often gruesome events. Here we have detailed reviews of off-beat romantic relationships ending in tragedy. Some of the fictionalized accounts do have a hint of weird menace or supernatural occurences but none of them are truly of this nature. Three issues have been seen and others may well exist.

    • Publishers:
      • Strange Romances Publishing Co.; New York: Strange Romances.













































    Strange Stories   (about)
    Letters compiled by Tom Cockcroft.

    • Publishers:
      • Better Publications, Inc.; New York: Strange Stories.




    Strange Stories [v1 #3, June 1939] (15¢, 132pp, pulp) []
    Details supplied by John Boston.
    • · The Black Arts · Lucifer · cl
    • · [letter] · John V. Baltadonis · lt
    • · [letter] · Charles S. Carew · lt
    • · [letter] · Eddie Clever · lt
    • · [letter] · Mrs. A. J. Murphy · lt
    • 13 · For Fear of Little Men · Manly Wade Wellman · ss; “David Return, Descendant of the Sioux, Combats the Pukwitches, Haters of Hiawatha! (A Complete Novelet of Tribal Wraiths)”.
    • 29 · Double Ring · Will Garth (by Norman A. Daniels) · ss; “Whom God Hath Joined, Let No Man Put Asunder—Even in Death!”.
    • 37 · Chameleon Eyes · John Clemons · ss; “Fathomless Orbs Hold in their Depths the Anguish of a Lost Soul”.
    • 47 · The Toad God · David H. Keller · ss; “A Living Batrachian Hung from the Scarlet Nails of a Lovely Medusa”.
    • 54 · The Man Who Was Death · Norman A. Daniels · nv; “Bram Sanson, Suddenly Called Upon to Play Destiny’s Role, Learns the Grim Reaper’s Loneliness and Mercy”.
    • 72 · Bride of the Antarctic · Mordred Weir · ss; “Coffins Whisper Mysteriously in the Polar World”.
    • 77 · Man in the Dark · August W. Derleth · ss; “Past and Future Fuse in Dread to Answer a Burning Question”.
    • 81 · The Flying Head · A. Hyatt Verrill · ss; “The Outraged Tomb of an Egyptian Mummy Exacts Horrible Revenge”.
    • 88 · Unheavenly Twin · Robert Bloch · ss; “Human Flesh Rebels Against Its Ghastly Heritage!”.
    • 93 · The Hunt · Henry Kuttner · ss; “Iod, Merciless Scourge of Damned Souls, Pays an Earthly Visit”.
    • 102 · The Seal of the Satyr · Tarleton Fiske · ss; “The Taunt of a Wood Nymph Leads Talquist to the Brink of Madness”.
    • 110 · The Great Release · Maria Moravsky · ss; “Himalayan Zephyrs Waft through a New York Theatre, Whispering…”.
    • 116 · The Body and the Brain · Keith Hammond (with Robert Bloch) · ss; “Woe Betide the Man Who Makes Head and Hand Live Apart!”.




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