The Arkham Sampler Autumn 1949

The Arkham Sampler Autumn 1949 is the seventh issue of short-lived magazine The Arkham Sampler. Edited by H. P. Lovecraft’s friend and contemporary August Derleth and featuring cover art by Ronald Clyne, it ran to a total of 128 pages and was published by Arkham House.
==Contents==
*"The Triumph of Death" by H. Russell Wakefield
*"Calenture" by Clark Ashton Smith
*"Footnote to Dunne" by Anthony Boucher
*"Holiday" by Ray Bradbury
*"Pour Chercher du Nouveau" by Clark Ashton Smith
*"Journey to the World Underground" (Part 2 of 2) by Ludvig Holberg
*"The Death of Lovers" by Baudelaire
*"Escape" by Thomas H. Carter
*"Sidney Sime of Worplesdon" by Martin Gardner
*"Nightmare" by Erasmus Darwin
*"The Song of the Pewee" by Stephen Grendon
*"A Little Anthology" by Malcolm Ferguson
*"Abracadabra" by Leah Bodine Drake
*"The Rape of Things to Come" by Robert Bloch
*"Perhaps the Future" by John Haley
*"Nelson Bond's New Stories" by August Derleth
*"Anthropology and Fiction" by Everett F. Bleiler
*"A Contrasting Duo" by Fritz Leiber, Jr.
*"A Selected Shelf of Fantasy" by August Derleth
*"Two Views of the Future" by Frank Belknap Long
*Reviews by Robert Bloch, John Haley, August Derleth, Everett F. Bleiler, Fritz Leiber, Jr., Frank Belknap Long, and uncredited contributors
==External Links==
*The Arkham Sampler Autumn 1949 full issue online at the Internet Archive
Category:August Derleth works
Category:Periodicals