# Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror

A short-running American pulp magazine (1931-33).

## Issues
### September 1931

Volume 1, Number 1 IA
* The Dead Who Walk • Ray Cummings • novella
* The Place of the Pythons • Arthur J. Burks • short story
* The Dark Castle • Marion Brandon • short story
* Dr. Muncing, Exorcist • Gordon MacCreagh • novelette
* The Dog That Laughed • Charles Willard Diffin • short story
* The Return of the Sorcerer • Clark Ashton Smith • short story
* Nasturtia • Capt. S. P. Meek • short story
* A Cry from Beyond • Victor Rousseau • novelette
* The Awful Injustice • S. B. H. Hurst • short story

### November 1931

Volume 1, Number 2 IA
* The Black Mass • Capt. S. P. Meek • novelette
* Webbed Hands • Ferdinand Berthoud • short story
* Guatemozin the Visitant • Arthur J. Burks • novella
* After Sunset • Philip Hazleton • short story
* When Dead Gods Wake • Victor Rousseau • novelette
* The Thirteenth Floor • Douglas M. Dold • short story
* Cassius • Henry S. Whitehead • novelette

### January 1932

Volume 1, Number 3 (transcription project)
* Dead Legs • Edmond Hamilton • short story
* Wolves of Darkness • Jack Williamson • novella
* The Moon-Dial • Henry S. Whitehead • novelette
* The Black Laugh • William J. Makin • short story
* The Shadow on the Sky • August W. Derleth • short story (© Copyright Renewed: August Derleth (A); 27Apr59; R235862.)
* The Door to Saturn • Clark Ashton Smith • novelette
* The Smell • Francis Flagg • short story
* The Door of Doom • Hugh B. Cave • novelette

### March 1932

Volume 2, Number 1 IA
* The Feline Phantom • Gilbert Draper • short story
* The Duel of the Sorcerers • Paul Ernst • novella
* By the Hands of the Dead • Francis Flagg • short story
* The Trap • Henry S. Whitehead (with H. P. Lovecraft) • novelette
* Tiger • Bassett Morgan • short story
* Back Before the Moon • S. Omar Barker • short story
* The Case of the Sinister Shape • Gordon MacCreagh • novelette
* The Veil of Tanit • Eugene de Rezske • novelette

### June 1932

Volume 2, Number 2 IA
* Stragella • Hugh B. Cave • novelette
* Dread Exile • Paul Ernst • short story
* The Great Circle • Henry S. Whitehead • novella
* The House in the Magnolias • August W. Derleth & Mark Schorer • novelette
* People of the Dark • Robert E. Howard • novelette
* The Emergency Call • Marion Brandon • short story
* The Golden Patio • Aubrey Feist • short story
* The Nameless Offspring • Clark Ashton Smith • novelette

### October 1932

Volume 2, Number 3 (transcription project)
* The Hunters from Beyond • Clark Ashton Smith • novelette
* The Curse of Amen-Ra • Victor Rousseau • novella
* The Dead Walk Softly • Sewell Peaslee Wright • novelette
* Bal Macabre • Gustav Meyrink; translated by Udo Rall • short story
* The Infernal Shadow • Hugh B. Cave • short story
* The Artist of Tao • Arthur Styron • short story
* In the Lair of the Space Monsters • Frank B. Long, Jr. • novelette

### January 1933

Volume 3, Number 1 IA
* The Second Interment • Clark Ashton Smith • short story
* The Thing That Walked on the Wind • August W. Derleth • short story (© Copyright Renewed: August Derleth (A); 4Apr60; R255766.)
* The Terror by Night • Charles Willard Diffin • short story
* White Lady • Sophie Wenzel Ellis • short story
* Murgunstrumm • Hugh B. Cave • novella (© Copyright Restored by URAA: first published in World Stories (UK), December 1932)
* The Napier Limousine • Henry S. Whitehead • novelette
* The Cairn on the Headland • Robert E. Howard • novelette
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