Crypt of Cthulhu/Issues 51-75

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==Issue 51==
Crypt of Cthulhu #51 was published in November 1987. It had 60 pages. 
Contents
* Cover Art by Grey GinterIssue 51 on hplovecraft.com [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* Lovecraft and Blackwood: A Surveillance by Mike Ashley [essay] (3–8, 14)
* Innsmouth Spawn by Randall Larson [essay] (9–14)
* Interior Art by Richard L. Tierney [illustration] (13)
* Interior Art by Otto Bumberger [illustration] (13)
* Did Lovecraft Revise “The Curse of Alabad and Ghinu and Aratza”? by Will Murray [essay] (15–16)
* Cthaat Aquadingen: A Guide to Further Research by Carl T. Ford [essay] (17–20)
* Henry Kuttner’s Cthulhu Mythos Tales: An Overview by Shawn Ramsey [essay] (21–23, 14)
* The True History of the Tcho-Tcho People by Robert M. Price and Tani Jantsang [essay] (24–27)
* Still More Limericks from Yuggoth by Lin Carter [poetry] (27, 31)
* The Benevolence of Yib by Lin Carter [fiction] (28–31)
* The Mystics of Muelenburg by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (32–36)
* Not So Horrid Dunwich Horrors [notice] (36)
* More Lovecraft Funnies! [notice] (36)
* From the Vaults of Yoh-Vombis by Lin Carter [essay] (37–41)
* [Movie: “The Dunwich Horror”] [notice] (41)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (43–50)
** Discovering H.P. Lovecraft (Starmont, 1987) edited by Darrell Schweitzer; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (43–44)
** Robert E. Howard: Starmont Reader’s Guide 35 (1987) by Marc A. Cerasini and Charles Hoffman; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (44–46)
** Dagon #18/19 by Carl Ford; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (46–48)
** The Mage (Colgate University, Winter 1987) reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (48)
** The Curse directed by David Keith; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (48–50)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (51–59)
** Letter by Jessica Amanda Salmonson (51)
** Letter by Robert M. Price (51–52)
** Letter by Jeff Newman (52–53)
** Letter by T. E. D. Klein (53)
** Letter by Philip Obed Marsh (53–54)
** Letter by Abner Mozingo (Robert M. Price) (54)
** Letter by Lin Carter (54)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (54)
** Letter by Stefan Dziemianowicz (54–55)
** Letter by L. Sprague de Camp (55)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (55–56)
** Letter by Brett Rutherford (56)
** Letter by Charles Garofalo (56)
** Letter by Michael J. Lotus (56–57)
** Letter by Brian Lumley (57)
** Letter by Will Murray (57)
** Letter by Shawn Ramsey (57)
** Letter by Phinas Kornegay (Robert M. Price) (57)
** Letter by Paul R. Wilson (57–58)
** Letter by Peter H. Cannon (58–59)
** Letter by Dan Gobbett (59)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Letters of Comment===
Other subjects discussed: Borges and Lovecraft, Wagner's preface to Fat Face by Michael Shea, longevity of the zine, the unity of Antarctica, the habitat of the black lotus, chronological error in "Dreams of the Black Lotus", lack of gory details in Lin Carter's stories, Arkham House letting important items go out of print, too many Cthulhu Mythos entities.
===Reactions and Reviews===
==Issue 52==
Crypt of Cthulhu #52 was published in December 1987. It had 60 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "The Adventures of H.P. Lovecraft".
Contents
* Cover Art by Guy Cowlishaw [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* The Volume Out of Print by Jim Cort [fiction] (3–8)
* Midnight in Providence by Charles Garofalo [fiction] (9–12)
* Howard Lovecraft and the Terror from Beyond by Robert M. Eber [fiction] (13–18)
* The Man Who Collected Lovecraft by Philip Weber [fiction] (19–29)
* Christmas with Uncle Lovecraft by Bruce J. Balfour [fiction] (30–33)
* Lovecraft as a Character in Lovecraftian Fiction by Robert M. Price [essay] (35–37, 33)
* From the Vaults of Yoh-Vombis by Lin Carter [essay] (38–41)
** The Jabberwock by Lin Carter [poetry] (41)
** The Yeti by Lin Carter [poetry] (41)
* [Donald Wandrei Obituary] [notice] (41)
* The Keeper at the Crypt by Carl T. Ford [essay] (42–43)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (45–55)
** Clark Ashton Smith: Letters to H.P. Lovecraft (Necronomicon Press, 1987) by Clark Ashton Smith; edited by Steve Behrends; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (45–46)
** 13 Short Horror Novels (Bonanza, 1987) edited by Charles G. Waugh and Martin H. Greenberg; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (46–47)
** Lovecraft Studies #15 (Necronomicon Press) edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (47–48)
** Studies in Weird Fiction #2 (Necronomicon Press) edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (47–48)
** The Compleat Crow (Ganley, 1987) by Brian Lumley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (48–49)
** Demogorgon (Grafton, 1987) by Brian Lumley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (48–49)
** Weirdbook #22 (Summer 1987) edited by W. Paul Ganley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (48–49)
** Deep Things Out of Darkness (Garrie Hall) by Roger Johnson; reviewed by Robert M. Price (49–50)
** The Magazine Mythos, 1986–1987 reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (50–55)
* “Dancehall” Church Razed by Mark A. Cerasini [essay] (55)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (56–60, 33, 43, 55)
** Letter by Meldrum Hawkins (56)
** Letter by Frank Belknap Long (56)
** Letter by Dick Fawcett (56)
** Letter by Tom Rathgeber (56–57)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (57)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (57)
** Letter by Allen Koszowski (57–58)
** Letter by Charles Garofalo (58)
** Letter by Stefan Dziemianowicz (58)
** Letter by James Rockhill (58)
** Letter by David E. Schultz (58–60)
** Letter by Lin Carter (60)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (60)
** Letter by Tani Jantsang (60, 33)
** Letter by Shawn Ramsey (33, 43, 55)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Letters of Comment===
 
Other subjects discussed: description of a new film script called "Lovecraft"That will eventually be made into the movie Cast a Deadly Spell in 1991, definitions of "schizoid", The Rod and the Snake story, which Derleth's story contained the first mention of Tcho-Tcho, Derleth and Lovecraft and Kuttner and Mythos, Derleth's "Innsmouth Clay".
===Reactions and Reviews===
==Issue 53==
Crypt of Cthulhu #53 was published in February 1988. It had 44 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "Lovecraft’s Fragments".
Contents
* Cover Art by Robert H. Knox [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* On “The Book” by S. T. Joshi [essay] (3–7)
* On “Azathoth” by Will Murray [essay] (8–9)
* On “The Descendant” by S. T. Joshi [essay] (10–11)
* “The Thing in the Moonlight”: A Hoax Revealed by David E. Schultz [essay] (12–13)
* [No more Lovecraft films from Stuart Gordon…] [notice] (13)
* Where was the Place of Dagon? by Will Murray [essay] (14–17)
* Faulty Memories and “Evill Sorceries” by Robert M. Price [essay] (18–22)
** The Round Tower by H. P. Lovecraft [fiction] (19–20)
** Of Evill Sorceries Done in New England of Daemons in No Humane Shape by H. P. Lovecraft [fiction] (20–21)
** [The Rose Window] by H. P. Lovecraft [fiction] (21–22)
* And Yet Even Still More Limericks from Yuggoth by Lin Carter [poetry] (23–24)
* Did Lovecraft Have Syphilis? by Robert M. Price [essay] (25–26)
* Who the Hell was Winfield Scott Phillips? by Will Murray [essay] (27–29)
* Iranon & Kuranes: An Intertextual Gloss by Donald R. Burleson, PhD [essay] (31–33)
* From the Vaults of Yoh-Vombis by Lin Carter [essay] (34–37)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (38–43)
** Weird Tales (Spring 1988) reviewed by Lin Carter (38–40)
** Ghosts & Scholars (Crucible/Aquarian Press) edited by Richard Dalby and Rosemary Pardoe; reviewed by Mike Ashley (40–41)
** The Art of Horror Stories (Chartwell Books) by Peter Haining; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (41)
** Mother of Toads (Necronomicon Press, December 1987) by Clark Ashton Smith; reviewed by Robert M. Price (41–42)
** The Dweller in the Gulf (Necronomicon Press, December 1987) by Clark Ashton Smith; reviewed by Robert M. Price (41–42)
** Off the Ancient Track, A Lovecraftian Guide to New-England & Adjacent New-York (Necronomicon Press) by Jason C. Eckhardt; reviewed by Robert M. Price (42)
** Fantasy Commentator, Vol. VI, No. 1 (Fall 1987) edited by A. Langley Searles; reviewed by Robert M. Price (42–43)
** FuBar: A Periodical 6 (Soft Books) reviewed by Robert M. Price (43)
** GRUE Magazine #6 (Hell’s Kitchen Productions) edited by Peggy Nadramia; reviewed by Robert M. Price (43
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (44, 13, 22, 24, 26, 37, 43, 7, 9, 17, 33)
** Letter by Scott D. Hazen (44)
** Letter by James Rockhill (44)
** Letter by Philip Obed Marsh (44)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (44)
** Letter by David F. Godwin (44, 13, 22)
** Letter by Stefan R. Dziemianowicz (22)
** Letter by Michael A. Morrison (24)
** Letter by Morgan T. Holmes (24, 26)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (26)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (26, 37)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (37)
** Letter by Charles Garofalo (37)
** Letter by Randy Palmer (37)
** Letter by Allen Koszowski (37, 43)
** Letter by Melvin G. Outlaw (Robert M. Price) (43)
** Letter by L. Sprague de Camp (7, 9)
** Letter by Shawn Ramsey (9, 17)
** Letter by Jim Cort (17, 33)
** Letter by Michael J. Lotus (33)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Letters of Comment===
Other subjects discussed: H. H. Holmes, was Lovecraft a misogynist, the death of Donald Wandrei, why so few Mythos stories are published professionally, new Lovecraft adaptation (The Evil Clergyman), who called Lovecraft "his own most fantastic creation", "Balsamo's Mirror" by L. Sprague de Camp, pronunciation of "Cthulhu", Sonny Liston's quote, kabbalah and New Age.
==Issue 54==
Crypt of Cthulhu #54 was published in March 1988. It had 60 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "The Fishers from Outside by Lin Carter".
Contents
* Cover Art by Allen Koszowski [illustration] (front cover)
* Photo (Lin Carter) by Judy Appleton and Gloria Martin [illustration] (inside front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* Strange Manuscript Found in the Vermont Woods by Lin Carter [fiction] (3–14)
* Interior Art by Allen K. (Allen Koszowski) [illustration] (14)
* The Secret in the Parchment by Lin Carter [fiction] (15–18)
* From the Archives of the Moon by Lin Carter [fiction] (19–26)
* Dead of Night by Lin Carter [fiction] (27–35)
* The Shadow from the Stars by Lin Carter [fiction] (36–40)
* How Ghuth Would Have Hunted the Silth by Lin Carter [fiction] (41–42)
* The Fishers from Outside by Lin Carter [fiction] (43–52)
* Papyrus of the Dark Wisdom by Clark Ashton Smith and Lin Carter [fiction] (53–58)
* The Slitherer from the Slime by H. P. Lowcraft (Lin Carter and Dave Foley) [fiction] (59–60, 18, 35, 40, 42, 52, 58)
* Interior Art by Allen K. (Allen Koszowski) [illustration] (58)
* Lin Carter: June 9, 1930–February 7, 1988 [essay] (back cover)
==Issue 55==
Crypt of Cthulhu #55 was published in March 1988. It had 52 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "The Cryptophile".
Contents
* Cover Art by L. L. McAdams [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (ii)
* The Cryptophile: An Index to the first fifty issues of The Crypt of Cthulhu (1981–1987) compiled by Mike Ashley [essay] (1–30)
** Introduction: Echoes from the Crypt by Mike Ashley [essay] (2–3)
** Checklist of Issues by Mike Ashley [essay] (4)
** Index to Contributors by Mike Ashley [essay] (5–23)
** Index to Authors and Works Discussed by Mike Ashley [essay] (24–30)
* Cryptic Criticism reviewed by Stefan R. Dziemianowicz (31–37)
* The Summons by Mary Elizabeth Counselman-Vinyard [poetry] (37)
* Names in the Black Book [notice] (37)
* From the Vaults of Yoh-Vombis by Lin Carter [essay] (38–41)
* The Upas by Lin Carter [poetry] (41)
* The Corkodrill by Lin Carter [poetry] (41)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (43, 48)
** Lovecraft: A Study in the Fantastic (Wayne State University Press, 1988) by Maurice Lévy; translated by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Robert M. Price (43, 48)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (45–47, 49–50)
** Letter by Andreas Städing (45)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (45)
** Letter by Melvin G. Outlaw (Robert M. Price) (45)
** Letter by Fred Chappell (45)
** Letter by Pierre Comtois (46)
** Letter by J. Brawley (46)
** Letter by Mike Ashley (46–47)
** Letter by Robert J. Wrigley (47)
** Letter by Michael J. Lotus (47)
** Letter by Kevin L. O’Brien (49–50)
** Letter by Chris Hocking (50)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (50)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Reactions and Reviews===
==Issue 56==
Crypt of Cthulhu #56 was published in May 1988. It had 48 pages. 
It was an all-fiction issue.
Contents
* Cover Art by Larry Latham [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* The Curtained Cabinet by Mary Elizabeth Counselman-Vinyard [fiction] (3–7)
* The Stain by Fred Chappell [fiction] (8–10)
* The Sect of the Idiot by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (11–17)
* The Blob That Gobbled Abdul by Richard L. Tierney [poetry] (17)
* The Treasure of the Ancients by Gary Myers [fiction] (18–20)
* Camera Shy by T. E. D. Klein [fiction] (21–27)
* Perchance to Dream by Lin Carter [fiction] (28–34)
* From the Vaults of Yoh-Vombis by Lin Carter [essay] (35–38)
* The Garuda by Lin Carter [poetry] (38)
* The Ziff by Lin Carter [poetry] (38)
* Names in the Black Book [notice] (38)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (40–44)
** Whispers #23–24 (October 1987) by Stuart Schiff; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (40)
** Ramsey Campbell. Starmont Reader’s Guide (48) (Starmont House, 1987) by Gary William Crawford; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (40–42)
** The Influence (Macmillan, 1988) by Ramsey Campbell; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (42–43)
** Kuttner Times Three (Virgil Utter) by Henry Kuttner; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (43–44)
** The Kidnapper (TOR Books, March 1987) by Robert Bloch; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (44)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (45–48, 10, 17, 20, 27, 38)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (45)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (45)
** Letter by Ramsey Campbell (45)
** Letter by Brian Lumley (45–46)
** Letter by S. T. Joshi (46)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (46)
** Letter by Kathy Corcoran (46)
** Letter by Robert H. Daugherty (46)
** Letter by Mike Ashley (46–47)
** Letter by Stefan Dziemianowicz (47–48)
** Letter by S. T. Joshi (48)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (48)
** Letter by Thomas R. Hall III (48, 10)
** Letter by Ros Calverley (10, 17, 20, 27)
** Letter by James Rockhill (27, 38)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
==Issue 57==
Crypt of Cthulhu #57 was published in June 1988. It had 52 pages. 
Contents
* Cover Art by Darrel Tutchton [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* The Cosmic Connection by Mike Ashley [essay] (3–9)
* I Found Innsmouth! by Will Murray [essay] (10–14)
* Hold It! [notice] (14)
* On Lovecraft’s “The Messenger” by Donald R. Burleson, PhD [essay] (15–18)
* Lovecraft’s Ancestors by Kenneth W. Faig, Jr. [essay] (19–25)
* In a Sequester’d Churchyard by David E. Schultz [essay] (26–29)
** In a Sequester’d Providence Churchyard Where Once Poe Walk’d by H. P. Lovecraft [poetry] (27)
** Edgar Allan Poe by Adolphe de Castro (Gustav Adolphe Danziger) [poetry] (27–28)
** St. John’s Churchyard by Robert H. Barlow [poetry] (28)
** In a Providence Churchyard by Maurice W. Moe [poetry] (28)
** Where He Walked by Henry Kuttner [poetry] (28)
* Names in the Black Book [notice] (29)
* On Lovecraft’s “The Wood” by Donald R. Burleson, PhD [essay] (30–32)
* Night Gaunts [notice] (32)
* More Dunwich Horror contributed by Chris Hocking [notice] (32)
* How Her Doom Came Down at Last on Adrazoon by Lin Carter [fiction] (33–34)
* Correction [notice] (34)
* Rapture in Black by Mark Rainey [fiction] (35–40)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (43–47)
** The Unexpurgated Clark Ashton Smith: The Vaults of Yoh-Vombis (Necronomicon Press, 1988) by Clark Ashton Smith; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (43–44)
** Lovecraft Studies 16 (Necronomicon Press, 1988) edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (44–45)
** Mad Moon of Dreams (W. Paul Ganley, 1987) by Brian Lumley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (45–46)
** Fungi From Yuggoth: A Sonnet Cycle read by John Arthur; music by Mike Olson; reviewed by Richard L. Tierney (46–47)
* Correction [notice] (47)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (50–52)
** Letter by Kenneth W. Faig, Jr. (50)
** Letter by John Salonia (50)
** Letter by David Barker (50)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (50)
** Letter by Mark Rainey (50–51)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (51)
** Letter by Stefan R. Dziemianowicz (51)
** Letter by Kevin L. O’Brien (51)
** Letter by Robert H. Knox (51)
** Letter by Allen Koszowski (51)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (51)
** Letter by Michael J. Lotus (51–52)
** Letter by Gene Zombolas (52)
** Letter by W. Paul Ganley (52)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (52)
* Machen Society Meeting by John Eric Holmes [essay] (52, 34)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Reactions and Reviews===
==Issue 58==
Crypt of Cthulhu #58 was published in August 1988. It had 64 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "A Critical Commentary on the Necronomicon".
Contents
* Cover Art by Robert H. Knox [illustration] (front cover)
* Introduction by Robert M. Price [essay] (2–4)
* Section One—Preliminary Questions by Robert M. Price [essay] (5–23)
** Chapter I: The Critical Approach by Robert M. Price [essay] (5–7)
** Chapter II: Abdul Alhazred by Robert M. Price [essay] (8–10)
** Chapter III: What Kind of Book? by Robert M. Price [essay] (11–15)
** Chapter IV: Alhazred’s Sources by Robert M. Price [essay] (16–18)
** Chapter V: The History of the Religion by Robert M. Price [essay] (19–22)
** Chapter VI: The Verse-Numbering System by Robert M. Price [essay] (23)
* Section Two—The Authentic Material by Robert M. Price [essay] (24–45)
** Chapter VII: That Which Came Before Men by Robert M. Price [essay] (24–35)
** Chapter VIII: From the Book of Thoth by Robert M. Price [essay] (36–39)
** Chapter IX: Concerning the Dead by Robert M. Price [essay] (40–45)
* [Pornonomicon] [notice] (45)
* Section Three—The Apocryphal Material by Robert M. Price [essay] (46–59)
** Chapter X: The Fall of Cthulhu by Robert M. Price [essay] (46–50)
** Chapter XI: Apocalyptic Tracts by Robert M. Price [essay] (51–53)
** Chapter XII: Rites of Exorcism by Robert M. Price [essay] (54–57)
** Chapter XIII: Christian Interpolations by Robert M. Price [essay] (58–59)
* Footnotes by Robert M. Price [essay] (60–63)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (64)
** The Unnamable directed and screenplay by Jean-Paul Ouellette; reviewed by Robert M. Price (64)
* Briefly Noted [notice] (64)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Reactions and Reviews===
==Issue 59==
Crypt of Cthulhu #59 was published in September 1988. It had 72 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "Forgotten Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos".
Contents
* Cover Art by Robert H. Knox [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* The Aquarium by Carl Jacobi [fiction] (3–9)
* Horror at Vecra by Henry Hasse [fiction] (10–24)
* Oops! [notice] (24)
* [David Fobert, a 32-year-old security guard at Swan Point…] contributed by M. Eileen McNamara [notice] (24)
* The Guardian of the Book by Henry Hasse [fiction] (25–41)
* Die, Movie, Die! [notice] (41)
* Legacy in Crystal by James Causey [fiction] (43–50)
* Demons of Cthulhu by Charles D. Hammer [fiction] (51–57)
* The Mantle of Graag by Paul Dennis Lavond [fiction] (59–61)
* New Dunwich Horrors [notice] (61)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (63–67)
** Weird Tales, 32 Unearthed Terrors (Bonanza Books, 1988) edited by Stefan R. Dziemianowicz; with Robert Weinberg and Martin H. Greenberg; reviewed by Robert M. Price (63)
** Collected Poems (Necronomicon Press) by Donald Wandrei; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (63–66)
** Studies in Weird Fiction #3, Spring 1988 (Necronomicon Press) edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (63–66)
** Insidious Garden: A Look at Horror Fiction, Moshassuck Monograph Series: Number Two by Edward W. O’Brien, Jr.; reviewed by Robert M. Price (66–67)
** “The Dreamer in the Darkness” in Wasteland #10 (DC Comics) by Del Close, William Messner-Loebs, and John A. Peck; reviewed by Robert M. Price (67)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (68–72)
** Letter by Virgil Utter (68)
** Letter by Stuart McLean (68)
** Letter by Keith M. Frey (68)
** Letter by Carl T. Ford (68)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (68)
** Letter by Kevin A. Ross (68)
** Letter by Diana F. Goddesswinne (68)
** Letter by Keith M. Frey (69)
** Letter by Kenneth W. Faig, Jr. (69)
** Letter by Scott Briggs (69)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (69–70)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (70)
** Letter by Robert H. Knox (70–71)
** Letter by Stefan Dziemianowicz(71)
** Letter by Lew Cabos (71)
** Letter by Charles Garofalo (71–72)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (72)
** Letter by Gahan Wilson (72)
** Letter by R. L. Tierney (72)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Reactions and Reviews===
==Issue 60==
Crypt of Cthulhu #60 was published in November 1988. It had 64 pages. 
The theme of the issue was Robert H. Barlow.
Contents
* Cover Art by Robert H. Knox [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* Origin Undetermined by Robert H. Barlow [fiction] (3–13)
* The Experiment by Robert H. Barlow [fiction] (14–16)
* Return by Sunset by Robert H. Barlow [fiction] (17–24)
* A Memory by Robert H. Barlow [fiction] (25–31)
* A Fragment by Robert H. Barlow [fiction] (32)
* The Summons: A Fragment by Robert H. Barlow [fiction] (33–38)
* The Artizan’s Reward by Robert H. Barlow [fiction] (39–40)
* Fungi from Yuggoth [notice] (40)
* Eye of the God by Robert H. Barlow [fiction] (41)
* The Priest and the Heretic by Robert H. Barlow [fiction] (42)
* A Dream by Robert H. Barlow [fiction] (43–44)
* R.H. Barlow and the Recognition of Lovecraft by S. T. Joshi [essay] (45–51, 32)
* Robert H. Barlow as H.P. Lovecraft’s Literary Executor: An Appreciation by Kenneth W. Faig, Jr. [essay] (52–62)
* Oops! [notice] (62)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (63, 40)
** Prime Evil (NAL) edited by Douglas Winter; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (63, 40)
** Fine Frights (TOR Books) edited by Ramsey Campbell; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (63, 40)
** The Year’s Best Fantasy (St. Martin’s Press) edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (63, 40)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (64, 16, 38, 40, 13, 24, 32, 44)
** Letter by Scott D. Hazen (64)
** Letter by James Pontolillo (64)
** Letter by R. Dixon Smith (64, 16)
** Letter by Michael Cisco (16, 38, 40)
** Letter by Robert H. Daugherty (13)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (13)
** Letter by Tani Jantsang (13, 24)
** Letter by Charles Gray (24)
** Letter by Morgan Holmes (32)
** Letter by Kevin A. Ross (32, 44)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Letters of Comment===
Other subjects discussed: Abdul Al-Hazred's true name and the reason of his death, etymology of the name Yog-Sothoth, Lin Carter's listing of Mythos stories, Imaginos album by Blue Oyster Cult, Hasse's "The Guardian of the Book."
===Reactions and Reviews===
==Issue 61==
Crypt of Cthulhu #61 was published in December 1988. It had 44 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "Mad Arab Magazine".
Contents
* Cover Art by Stephen E. Fabian [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* Humour and Satire in Lovecraft by S. T. Joshi [essay] (3–13)
* Supernatural Humor in Literature by Darrell Schweitzer [essay] (14–20)
* Ensorcellry by Lin Carter [poetry] (20)
* Key to “Cthulhi-ul-iu, Where Are You?” [essay] (20, 24, 43)
* The Ringer of the Doorbell by Jim Cort [fiction] (21–24)
* The Horror from the Meteorite by Robert M. Price [fiction] (25, 20)
* Mildew from Shaggai by Robert M. Price [poetry] (26–28)
* Asceticism and Lust: The Greatest Lovecraft Revision by Peter Cannon [fiction] (29–31)
* Gone West by Richard L. Tierney [poetry] (32)
* Black Stars in the Skulls of Doom by Lin Carter [fiction] (33–34, 28)
* A Letter of Acceptance by Will Murray [fiction] (35–36)
* Interior Art by Christopher Friend [illustration] (36)
* The Real Midnight Ride of Paul Revere by Wayne Hill, Tani Jantsang, and Philip Marsh [poetry] (37–38)
* Cthulhi-ul-iu, Where are You? by Jason C. Eckhardt [illustration] (39)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (40–43)
** Folk Songs of the Cthulhu Mythos (Philo Records, 1988) by Buffy Sainte-Marie; reviewed by Ray W. Murrill (Will Murray) (40–41)
** Magazine Roundup reviewed by Phinas Kornegay (Robert M. Price) (41–43)
* That Old One Religion by Richard L. Tierney [poetry] (43)
* Interior Art by Christopher Friend [illustration] (43)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (44)
** Letter by Ramsey Campbell (Robert M. Price) (44)
** Letter by Moustapha Smith (Robert M. Price) (44)
** Letter by Rev. Enoch Bowen (Robert M. Price) (44)
** Letter by Elmo Fern (Robert M. Price) (44)
** Letter by Jacque Derision (Robert M. Price) (44)
==Issue 61½==
Crypt of Cthulhu #61½ was published in December 1988. It had 36 pages. 
Contents
* Cover Art by Mike T. Cherry [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* Lovecraftisms by Ralph Rayburn Phillips [illustration] (3)
* Why Abdul Al Hazred Went Mad by D. R. Smith [fiction] (4–6)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (7–21)
** European Glimpses (Necronomicon Press) by H. P. Lovecraft and Sonia H. Greene; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (7)
** A Rendezvous in Averoigne, Best Fantastic Tales of Clark Ashton Smith (Arkham House, 1988) by Clark Ashton Smith; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (7–11)
** The Unexpurgated Clark Ashton Smith: The Monster of the Prophecy (Necronomicon Press, July 1988) by Clark Ashton Smith; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (7–11)
** Nostalgia of the Unknown: The Complete Prose Poetry of Clark Ashton Smith (Necronomicon Press) by Clark Ashton Smith; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (7–11)
** Within the Circle, In Memoriam: Franklin Lee Baldwin, 1913–1987 (Moshassuck Monograph #3) by Josephine Richardson and Divers Hands; reviewed by Robert M. Price (11–12)
** The Forbidden Room and How the Forbidden Room Happened (Moshassuck Monograph #4) by Duane W. Rimel; reviewed by Robert M. Price (11–12)
** The Burrowers Beneath (Grafton) by Brian Lumley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (12–16)
** Firebug (TOR Books, October 1988) by Robert Bloch; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (16–17)
** New Moon (TOR Books, 1987) by William Relling, Jr.; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (17–18)
** Discovering Modern Horror Fiction II (Starmont House, 1988) by Darrell Schweitzer; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (18–19)
** Aklo: A Journal of the Fantastic #1, Spring 1988 (Caermon Books) edited by Mark Valentine and Roger Dobson; reviewed by Robert M. Price (19)
** In Brief reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (19–21)
** The Selected Stories of Charles Beaumont (Dark Harvest) by Charles Beaumont; edited by Roger Anker; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (19–20)
** Ripper! (TOR Books) edited by Gardner Dozois and Susan Casper; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (20)
** The Year’s Best Horror Stories XVI (DAW Books) edited by Karl Edward Wagner; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (20)
** The Mammoth Book of Short Horror Novels (Carroll and Graf) edited by Mike Ashley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (20)
** The Lurker at the Threshold (Carroll and Graf) by August Derleth; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (20–21)
** H.P. Lovecraft: A Critical Study (Greenwood Press) by Donald R. Burleson; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (21)
* Our Finny Friends [notice] (21)
* Let’s Libel Lumley! [notice] (21)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (23–34)
** Letter by Susan Michaud (23–24)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (24)
** Letter by Ros Calverley (24–26)
** Letter by David F. Godwin (26)
** Letter by Robert H. Knox (26)
** Letter by Mark Rainey (26)
** Letter by Paul A. Roales (26–27)
** Letter by Charles Garofalo (27)
** Letter by Dennis Lien (27)
** Letter by David Barker (27)
** Letter by Kevin A. Ross (27)
** Letter by Stefan R. Dziemianowicz (27–29)
** Letter by Brian Lumley (29)
** Letter by Peter Cannon (30)
** Letter by Donald R. Burleson, PhD (30–32)
** Letter by Tani Jantsang (32)
** Letter by Russell Hansen (32–33)
** Letter by James Rockhill (33)
** Letter by Kenneth W. Faig, Jr. (33)
** Letter by David Barker (33)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (33–34)
** Letter by Rah Hoffman (34)
** Letter by Sean Branney (34)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Letters of Comment===
Other subjects discussed: do women like horror, an ad for a too expensive zine, "Rapture in Black" by Mark Rainey, some Henry Hasse's stories, the meaning of Nephren-Ka name, Burleson's critical style, Yog-Sothoth and religious parallels.
==Issue 62==
Crypt of Cthulhu #62 was published in February 1989. It had 68 pages. 
The theme of the issue was Robert A.W. Lowndes.
Contents
* Cover Art (“The Abyss”) by Allen Koszowski [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Mike Ashley [editorial] (2)
* Leapers by Robert A. W. Lowndes [fiction] (3–22)
* Settler’s Wall by Robert A. W. Lowndes [fiction] (23–37)
* The Burrowers Beneath by Robert A. W. Lowndes [poetry] (38)
* Forbidden Books by Robert A. W. Lowndes [poetry] (38)
* Two Letters from Lovecraft by H. P. Lovecraft (39–47)
** Letter (20 January 1937) by H. P. Lovecraft (39–42)
** Letter (20 February 1937) by H. P. Lovecraft (42–47)
* Lowndes, Lovecraft, and the Health Knowledge Years by Mike Ashley [essay] (48–53)
* On Forbidden Knowledge by Robert A. W. Lowndes [essay] (54–56)
* On H.P. Lovecraft’s Views of Weird Fiction by Robert A. W. Lowndes [essay] (57–62)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (64–67, 22, 53, 56, 62)
** To the Recipient of This Volume (The Strange Company, 1988) by H. P. Lovecraft and Ira Albert Cole; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (64–66)
** Xeethra (Necronomicon Press) by Clark Ashton Smith; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (66–67)
** The Witchcraft of Ulua (Necronomicon Press) by Clark Ashton Smith; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (66–67)
** Lovecraft Studies 17 (Necronomicon Press) edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (67, 22)
** Weird Tales: The Magazine that Never Dies (Doubleday, 1988) edited by Marvin Kaye; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (22, 53, 56, 62)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (68, 47)
** Letter by Kathy Corcoran (68)
** Letter by Andreas Städing (68)
** Letter by Thomas R. Hall III (68)
** Letter by Mark Morrison (68)
** Letter by Robert A. W. Lowndes (68, 47)
** Letter by Diana F. Goddesswinne (47)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (47)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
==Issue 63==
Crypt of Cthulhu #63 was published in March 1989. It had 48 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "The Sussex Manuscript".
Contents
* Cover Art by Allen Koszowski [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* The Sussex Manuscript by Fred Pelton [fiction] (3–27)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (29–36)
** “Eleusinia” and “Beneath the Barley” (Necronomicon Press) by Arthur Machen; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (29)
** Arthur Machen (Caermaen Books) by Aiden Reynolds and William Charlton; reviewed by Robert M. Price (29–30)
** Remembering Derleth (The August Derleth Society) edited by Bill Dyke; reviewed by Robert M. Price (30)
** Nocturne, Primus, Autumn 1988 edited by Michael J. Lotus; reviewed by Robert M. Price (30)
** Studies in Weird Fiction 4 (Necronomicon Press) edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (30–32)
** Raising Goosebumps for Fun and Profit (Including the 25 Most Familiar Horror Plots) (Footsteps Press) by T. E. D. Klein; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (32–33)
** Weirdbook 23/24 (W. Paul Ganley: Publisher) edited by W. Paul Ganley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (33–34)
** The Weirdbook Sampler (W. Paul Ganley: Publisher) edited by W. Paul Ganley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (33–34)
** Minnesota Fantasy Review, Volume 2, #2 reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (34–35)
** Eldritch Tales #17 edited by Crispin Burnham; reviewed by Robert M. Price (35)
** Deathrealm #7, Fall/Winter 1988 edited by Mark Rainey; reviewed by Robert M. Price (35)
** Parts Magazine #2 reviewed by Robert M. Price (35–36)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (37–48)
** Letter by David M. Massaro (37–38)
** Letter by Glenn Lord (38)
** Letter by Donald R. Burleson (38)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (38)
** Letter by Ramsey Campbell (38–39)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (39)
** Letter by Robert H. Knox (39–40)
** Letter by Pierre Comtois (40–41)
** Letter by W. Paul Ganley (41–42)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (42–45)
** Letter by Keith Frey (45)
** Letter by Stefan R. Dziemianowicz (45–47)
** Letter by Mike Ashley (47)
** Letter by Thomas Ligotti (47)
** Letter by Lenny Grotze (47)
** Letter by Steve Behrends (47)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (47)
** Letter by Jacob Bragadia (47–48)
** Letter by David F. Godwin (48)
** Letter by C. L. Vunkowski (48)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (48)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
==Issue 64==
Crypt of Cthulhu #64 was published in May 1989. It had 40 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "Herbert West—Reanimated".
Contents
* Cover Art by Jason C. Eckhardt [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* Herbert West—Reanimated [fiction] (3–24)
** I: Charnel Secrets by Robert M. Price [fiction] (3–7)
** II: The Body from the Bog by Peter H. Cannon [fiction] (7–11)
** III: Tombstone Tribunal by Will Murray [fiction] (11–14)
** IV: What Came Up From the Cellar by Donald R. Burleson [fiction] (14–17)
** V: Tears of the Dead by Charles Hoffman [fiction] (17–22)
** VI: The Corpse Spawn by Robert M. Price [fiction] (22–24)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (26–33)
** H.P. Lovecraft (Twayne Publishers, 1989) by Peter Cannon; reviewed by Robert M. Price (26–27)
** Yr Obt Servt: Some Postcards of Howard Phillips Lovecraft Sent to Wilfred Blanch Talman (The Strange Company) by H. P. Lovecraft; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (27)
** Fear and Trembling (TOR Books, March 1989) by Robert Bloch; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (28)
** Twentieth Century Literary Criticism 30 (Gale Research Inc., 1989) reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (28–29)
** Pulp Man’s Odyssey—The Hugh B. Cave Story (Starmont House, 1988) by Audrey Parente; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (29–31)
** Hugh Cave’s The Corpse Maker (Starmont House, 1988) by Hugh Cave; edited by Sheldon Jaffery; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (29–31)
** Disciples of Dread (TOR Books, 1988) by Hugh Cave; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (29–31)
** The Voyage (Macmillan, 1988) by Hugh Cave; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (29–31)
** Something Breathing (Embassy Hall, 1987) by Stanley McNail; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (31)
** The Spectre #1 (Sepulchral Press, 1988) edited by Shawn Ramsey; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (31–32)
** Midnight Graffiti #1 reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (32)
** Grue #9 (Hell’s Kitchen Productions) reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (32)
** Horror: 100 Best Books (Carroll and Graf, 1988) edited by Stephen Jones and Kim Newman; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (32–33)
* Hark Hecate! by Richard L. Tierney [essay] (34
* Astro-Error! [notice] (35)
* More Dunwich Horrors contributed by Chris Hocking [notice] (35)
* Baa, Baa, Black Goat by Richard L. Tierney [poetry] (35)
* Urgent by Darrell Schweitzer [poetry] (35)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (36–40)
** Letter by Robert H. Knox (36)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (36)
** Letter by Douglas Anderson (36)
** Letter by Stefan R. Dziemianowicz (36–37)
** Letter by Dan Gobbett (37)
** Letter by W. Paul Ganley (37)
** Letter by Tani Jantsang (37–38)
** Letter by Robert H. Daugherty (38)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (38)
** Letter by Donald R. Burleson (38–40)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Reactions and Reviews===
==Issue 65==
Crypt of Cthulhu #65 was published in June 1989. It had 48 pages. 
Contents
* Cover Art by Darrel Tutchton [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* The Gibbering Walls by Eddy C. Bertin [fiction] (3–17)
* The Voice in the Bones by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (18–22)
* Interior Art by Bruce W. Timm [illustration] (23)
* Surrealism and H.P. Lovecraft by John Brower [essay] (24–26)
* The Bart House Paperbacks by David E. Schultz [essay] (27–28)
* Wilbur Whateley by Marie Lazzari [poetry] (28)
* I Saw The Whisperer in Darkness by Will Murray [essay] (29–32)
* Problem Child by Darrell Schweitzer [poetry] (32)
* Analects from the Mainstream #2: Of Machen and Henry Miller: Or, Anais, Meet Arthur by Don Herron [essay] (33)
* Fun Guys from Yuggoth by Eddy C. Bertin [essay] (34–38)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (40–41, 28)
** Necroscope II: Vamphyri! (TOR, April 1989) by Brian Lumley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (40–41)
** Post Mortem (St. Martin’s, 1989) edited by Paul F. Olson and David B. Silva; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (41)
** Slaughter House Magazine, Vol. 1, #3 reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (41)
** Machenstruck: Tributes to the Apostle of Wonder (Caermaen Books, October 1988) reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (41, 28)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (42–48)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (42)
** Letter by Henry James (unknown) (42)
** Letter by Kevin A. Ross (42–43)
** Letter by R. A. W. Lowndes (43)
** Letter by T. E. D. Klein (43–45)
** Letter by Susan Michaud (45)
** Letter by Stefan R. Dziemianowicz (45–48)
** Letter by Dan Gobbett (48)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (48)
** Letter by Marie Lazari (48)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Reactions and Reviews===
==Issue 66==
Crypt of Cthulhu #66 was published in August 1989. It had 52 pages. 
Contents
* Cover Art by Allen Koszowski [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* The Door by Michael Storm [fiction] (3–5)
* The Frenzied Farmhouse by Stefan Grabinski; translated by Miroslaw Lipinski [fiction] (6–10)
* Lovecraft and the Death of Tragedy by Donald R. Burleson, PhD [essay] (11–14)
* Lovecraft’s Best Supernatural Stories by David E. Schultz [essay] (15–17)
* Essential Salts by John Dorfman [essay] (18, 17)
* “The Burrowers Beneath” by Fritz Leiber by Edward P. Berglund [essay] (19–21)
* H.P. Lovecraft and the Cabala by David F. Godwin [essay] (22–27)
* E.R.B. and H.P.L. by William Fulwiler [essay] (28–32)
* Henry Akeley by Marie Lazzari [poetry] (32)
* Alain Resnais’ Providence by John Brower [essay] (33–34, 14)
* Interior Art by Bruce W. Timm [illustration] (35)
* A Conversation With E. Hoffmann Price transcribed by Gregorio Montejo; interview of E. Hoffmann Price (36–43)
* Why (Not) Deconstruct Lovecraft? by Donald R. Burleson, PhD [essay] (44–47)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (49–52, 5)
** The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions (Arkham House, 1989) by H. P. Lovecraft; edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (49–52, 5)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (53)
** Letter by Ramsey Campbell (53)
** Letter by Louis A. Irmo (53)
** Letter by Stacy Clark (53)
** Letter by Michael Cisco (53)
** Letter by Dennis Lien (53)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Reactions and Reviews===
==Issue 67==
Crypt of Cthulhu #67 was published in September 1989. It had 68 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "The Plains of Nightmare by John Glasby".
Contents
* Cover Art by Daryl Hutchinson [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards: The Glasby Revelation by Mike Ashley [editorial] (2–6)
* The Ring of the Hyades by John S. Glasby [fiction] (7–23)
** Interior Art by Bruce W. Timm [illustration] (21)
* Drawn from Life by John S. Glasby [fiction] (24–31, 23)
* The Old One by John S. Glasby [fiction] (32–46, 23)
* The Dwellers in Darkness by John S. Glasby [fiction] (47–59, 23)
** Interior Art by H. E. Fassl [illustration] (59)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (60–65)
** Haunters of the Dark and Other Lovecraftian Horrors (Dagon Press) by Dave Carson; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (60–63)
** H.P. Lovecraft: Illustrated in Ichor (Niekas Publications) by Robert H. Knox; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (60–63)
** The H.P. Lovecraft Centennial Calendar (Necronomicon Press) by Robert H. Knox and Jason C. Eckhardt; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (60–63)
** East of Samarinda (Bowling Green Popular Press) by Carl Jacobi; reviewed by Robert M. Price (63–64)
** The Second Book of Rimel (Running Dinosaur Press) by Duane Rimel; reviewed by Robert M. Price (64)
** Howard Phillips Lovecraft and Nils Helmer Frome: A Recollection of One of Canada’s Earliest Science Fiction Fans (Moshassuck Monograph Series Number 5) edited by Sam Moskowitz; reviewed by Robert M. Price (64–65)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (66–68)
** Letter by J. Brawley (66)
** Letter by Robert A. W. Lowndes (66)
** Letter by Donald R. Burleson (66)
** Letter by James Rockhill (67)
** Letter by Paul R. Wilson (67)
** Letter by Chet Williamson (67–68)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (68)
** Letter by Marc A. Michaud (68)
** Letter by Louis A. Irmo (68)
** Letter by Stefan Dziemianowicz (68)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
==Issue 68==
Crypt of Cthulhu #68 was published in November 1989. It had 64 pages. 
The theme of the issue was Thomas Ligotti.
Contents
* Cover Art by S. Thomas Brown [illustration] (front cover)
* The H.P. Lovecraft Centennial Conference [essay] (inside front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* The Prodigy of Dreams by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (3–9)
* Allan and Adelaide—An Arabesque by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (10–16)
* Interior Art by S. Thomas Brown [illustration] (17)
* Ghost Stories for the Dead by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (18–20)
* Studies in Horror by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (21–32)
* Order of Illusion by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (33–34, 32)
* Interior Art by S. Thomas Brown [illustration] (34)
* Charnelhouse of the Moon by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (35–36)
* Ten Steps to Thin Mountain by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (37, 36)
* Selections of Lovecraft by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (38–41)
* Interior Art by S. Thomas Brown [illustration] (41)
* The Consolations of Horror by Thomas Ligotti [fiction] (42–48)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (50–52)
** Strange Shadows: The Uncollected Fiction and Essays of Clark Ashton Smith (Greenwood Press, 1989) by Clark Ashton Smith; edited by Steve Behrends, Donald Sidney-Fryer, and Rah Hoffman; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (50–52)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (53–65, 9, 36, 41, 52)
** Letter by Steve Benner (53)
** Letter by Marie Lazzari (53–55)
** Letter by Henry James (unknown) (55)
** Letter by Brian Lumley (55–57)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (57–59)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (59–61)
** Letter by Simon MacCulloch (61)
** Letter by Pierre Comtois (61–62)
** Letter by L. Sprague de Camp (62–63)
** Letter by Dennis Rickard (63)
** Letter by Kenneth W. Faig, Jr. (63–64)
** Letter by David E. Schultz (64–65)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (65)
** Letter by Stefan R. Dziemianowicz (65, 9, 36, 41, 52)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
===Letters of Comment===
Other subjects discussed: psychedelic folk-rock albums "H. P. Lovecraft" (1967) and "H. P. Lovecraft II" (1968), women and horror fiction, the use of
the word "bearded", Brian Lumley's books, do the Old Ones contact human beings, difference between Lumley's Dreamlands stories and Lovecraft's, Structuralism, "The Whisperer in Darkness" amateur movie, Michael Slade's Ghoul, good horror writers, Robert E. Howard, Texans and tall tales, Benjamin
Francis Musser's visit to Robert Howard, Robert Howard and Novalyne Price, Edward Hoffmann Price's birthplace, potential for documentary on Lovecraft, Lovecraft's source for the "Borellus" quote in The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, Lovecraft, philosophy and science, fragment of Fritz Leiber's Mythos story.
==Issue 69==
Crypt of Cthulhu #69 was published in December 1989. It had 48 pages. 
The theme of the issue was Lin Carter.
Contents
* Cover Art by Bruce W. Timm [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* Terror Wears Yellow by Lin Carter [fiction] (3–6)
* A Bottle of Djinn by Lin Carter [fiction] (7–10)
* Sweet Tooth by Lin Carter [fiction] (11–12)
* The Bell in the Tower by H. P. Lovecraft and Lin Carter [fiction] (13–23)
* The Strange Doom of Enos Harker by Lin Carter [fiction] (24–28)
* Nameless Gods and Entities: Robert E. Howard’s Contribution to the Cthulhu Mythos by Lin Carter [essay] (29–31, 23)
* The Great Old Ones: Also Known Variously as the Old Ones, the Primal Ones, Them Who Come, the Ancient Ones, and the Evil Ones, etc. by Lin Carter [essay] (32–38)
* Names in the Black Book [notice] (38)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (39–46, 10, 23)
** Selected Papers on Lovecraft (Necronomicon Press, June 1989) by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (39)
** Studies in Weird Fiction #5 (Necronomicon Press) edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (39–42)
** Lovecraft Studies 18 (Necronomicon Press) edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (39–42)
** Tales of the Lovecraft Collectors (Moshassuck Press, 1989) by Kenneth Faig; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (42–44)
** Life and Death: A Hoax and a Retraction by Kenneth Faig; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (42–44)
** Skeleton Crew #5 (Grim Reaper Design) reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (44–45)
** Deviant: The Shocking True Story of Ed Gein, the Original “Psycho” (Pocket Books, May 1989) by Harold Schecter; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (45–46)
** No, But I Saw the Movie (Penguin Books, 1989) edited by David Wheeler; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowic (45–46)
** Dagon #25 (June–August 1989) edited by Carl T. Ford; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (46, 10)
** Eldritch Tales #18 edited by Crispin Burnham; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (46, 10)
** Grue #10 (Fall 1989) reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (46, 10)
** Tales by Moonlight II (TOR Books, July 1989) edited by Jessica Amanda Salmonson; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (10, 23)
** The Year’s Best Fantasy: Second Annual Collection (St. Martin’s Press) edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (10, 23)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (48, 6)
** Letter by Douglas S. Vaughan (48)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (48)
** Letter by Stefan R. Dziemianowicz (48, 6)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (6)
** Letter by Albert Roger (6)
** Letter by Frank Philipp (6)
** Letter by Jeff Leach (6)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
==Issue 70==
Crypt of Cthulhu #70 was published in February 1990. It had 68 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "Lin Carter’s Necronomicon".
Contents
* Cover Art by Jason C. Eckhardt [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* I. The Book of the Episodes by Lin Carter [fiction] (3–30)
** Introduction by Robert M. Price [essay] (3–4)
** The Doom of Yakthoob by Lin Carter [fiction] (4–5)
** The Thing Under Memphis by Lin Carter [fiction] (5–7)
** The City of Pillars by Lin Carter [fiction] (8–10)
** The Vault Beneath the Mosque by Lin Carter [fiction] (10–13)
** Mnomquah by Lin Carter [fiction] (13–17)
** The Madness out of Time by Lin Carter [fiction] (18–22)
** Dreams of the Black Lotus by Lin Carter [fiction] (22–26)
** The Shadow from the Stars by Lin Carter [fiction] (26–30)
* II. The Book of Preparations by Lin Carter [fiction] (31–38)
* III. The Book of the Gates by Lin Carter [fiction] (39–54)
* IV. The Book of Dismissals by Lin Carter [fiction] (55–60)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (62–68)
** The Destroyer #77: Coin of the Realm (New American Library, July 1989) as by Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir (Will Murray); reviewed by S. T. Joshi (62–63)
** Ancient Images (Scribners, 1989) by Ramsey Campbell; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (63–65)
** The UK Round-Up reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (65–68)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (68–69, 60)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (68–69)
** Letter by Donald R. Burleson, PhD (69, 60)
** Letter by Thomas R. Hall III (60)
** Letter by Norman Fleck (60)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
==Issue 71==
Crypt of Cthulhu #71 was published in March 1990. It had 72 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "The Brooding City by John Glasby".
Contents
* Cover Art by Daryl Hutchinson [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2, 18)
* The Shadow over Redforde by John S. Glasby [fiction] (3–18)
* The Brooding City by John S. Glasby [fiction] (19–28, 18)
* The Dweller Beyond the Gate by John S. Glasby [fiction] (29–38)
* A Shadow from the Aeons by John S. Glasby [fiction] (39–49)
* The Kh’yrog Tablets by John S. Glasby [fiction] (50–64)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (66–68)
** The Sky Garden (Dementia Press, 1989) by Peter Cannon; reviewed by Robert M. Price (66)
** Songs of a Dead Dreamer (Robinson Publishing, 1989) by Thomas Ligotti; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (66–67)
** How to Write Horror and Get it Published edited by Marc A. Cerasini; reviewed by Robert M. Price (67–68)
** Nocturne, Secundus edited by Michael Lotus; reviewed by Robert M. Price (68)
** Grue, number 11 (Hell’s Kitchen Productions) reviewed by Robert M. Price (68)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (71–72, 38, 49)
** Letter by Jeff Leach (71)
** Letter by James Ambuehl (71)
** Letter by Michael Cisco (71)
** Letter by D. Shawn Small (71)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (71)
** Letter by Paul F. Lilienkamp (71)
** Letter by Simon MacCulloch (72)
** Letter by Bruce W. Timm (72)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (72)
** Letter by Michael Cisco (72)
** Letter by Thomas Ligotti (72)
** Letter by L. Sprague de Camp (72, 38)
** Letter by Allen Koszowski (38)
** Letter by Albert Roger (38, 49)
** Letter by Donald R. Burleson, PhD (49)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
==Issue 72==
Crypt of Cthulhu #72 was published in May 1990. It had 56 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "The Rats in the Walls".
Contents
* Cover Art by Gahan Wilson [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* Magna Mater! The Religion of Atys and Cybele by Robert M. Price [essay] (3–5)
* Attis and Cybele, A Translation of Catullus 63 by S. T. Joshi [essay] (6–8)
* Endless Dunwich Horrors [notice] (8)
* […far beyond the most distant galaxies…] [notice] (8)
* The Rats in the Walls (A facsimile reprint of a version from Zest Magazine for Men) by H. P. Lovecraft [fiction] (9–18)
* Exham Priory: From the Papers of Sir William Brinton by Robert M. Price [fiction] (19–29)
* Scream for Jeeves; Or, Cats, Rats, and Bertie Wooster by H. P. G. Wodecraft (Peter H. Cannon) [fiction] (30–37)
* On “The Rats in the Walls” by Robert M. Price [essay] (38–39)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (41–50, 29)
** To Yith and Beyond (The Moshassuck Press, 1990) by Duane W. Rimel; reviewed by Robert M. Price (41–42)
** Post Oaks and Sand Roughs (Donald M. Grant, Publisher, 1990) by Robert E. Howard; reviewed by Robert M. Price (42)
** Shadows of Dreams (Donald M. Grant, Publisher, 1989) by Robert E. Howard; reviewed by Robert M. Price (43)
** Studies in Weird Fiction 6, Fall 1989 (Necronomicon Press) edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (43–44)
** Colossus (Fedogan & Bremer) by Donald Wandrei; reviewed by Robert M. Price (44)
** Selected Letters 1923–1930 (Necronomicon Press, 1989) by Robert E. Howard; reviewed by Robert M. Price (44–45)
** Ghoul (Onyx, May 1989) by Michael Slade; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (45–46)
** Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos (Arkham House, 1990) by H. P. Lovecraft and Divers Hands; reviewed by Robert M. Price (46–48)
** The Arkham House Companion (Starmont House, 1989) by Sheldon Jaffery; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (48–50)
** Arkham House 1939–1989 (Arkham House catalog) reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (48–50)
** The Monster with a Thousand Faces: Guises of the Vampire in Myth and Literature (Bowling Green University Popular Press) by Brian J. Frost; reviewed by Charles Garofalo (50, 29)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (51–56)
** Letter by John Salonia (51)
** Letter by James Ambuehl (51)
** Letter by Dan Gobbett (51)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (51–52)
** Letter by Stefan R. Dziemianowicz (52–55)
** Letter by Frank Philipp (55)
** Letter by Edward P. Berglund (55)
** Letter by Paul R. Wilson (55–56)
* Interior Art by Wolfius [illustration] (56)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
==Issue 73==
Crypt of Cthulhu #73 was published in June 1990. It had 48 pages. 
The theme of the issue was "Lovecraftian Fiction".
Contents
* Cover Art by Steven B. Gould [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* Interior Art by Steven B. Gould [illustration] (2)
* The Whisperer in the Wall by Michael J. Lotus [fiction] (3–8)
* Young Ronan by Edward O’Brien, Jr. [fiction] (9–14)
* Interior Art by Allen Koszowski [illustration] (14)
* The Price by Richard L. Tierney [fiction] (15–26)
* The Appreciative Puritan by Peter H. Cannon [fiction] (27–33)
* Weird Tales by Fred Chappell [poetry] (33–34)
* [Did you know that conductor Andre Previn…] [notice] (34)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (35–42, 34)
** Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos (Arkham House, 1990) by H. P. Lovecraft and Divers Hands; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (35–38)
** The Recluse, 1927 (A facsimile edition reprinted by Moshassuck Press, 1990) reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (38–39)
** “The Last Feast of Harlequin” in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, April 1990 by Thomas Ligotti; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (39–40)
** The House of Doors (TOR Books) by Brian Lumley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (40)
** Pathways to Elfland: The Writings of Lord Dunsany (Owlswick Press, 1989) by Darrell Schweitzer; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (40–41)
** The Hashish-Eater (Necronomicon Press, September 1989) by Clark Ashton Smith; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (41–42)
** Deathrealm #11, Spring 1990 edited by Mark Rainey; reviewed by Robert M. Price (42)
** “The Church at Garlock’s Bend” in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, April 1987 by David Kaufman; reviewed by Robert M. Price (42)
** “John Lehman Alone” in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, mid-December 1987 by David Kaufman; reviewed by Robert M. Price (42)
** The Complete Short Stories of L.P. Hartley (Beaufort Books, 1986) by L. P. Hartley; reviewed by Robert M. Price (34)
** Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos (clarification) reviewed by Robert M. Price (34)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (44–48)
** Letter by Philip Marsh (44–45)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (45)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (45)
** Letter by Paul A. Roales (45–46)
** Letter by James Rockhill (46)
** Letter by Peter H. Gilmore (46)
** Letter by Roger Johnson (46)
** Letter by Rosemary Pardoe (46–47)
** Letter by Hugh Lamb (47)
** Letter by Robert A. W. Lowndes (47–48)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (48)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
==Issue 74==
Crypt of Cthulhu #74 was published in August 1990. It had 44 pages. 
Contents
* Cover Art by Allen Koszowski [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* Lovecraft and Strange Tales by Will Murray [essay] (3–11)
* On Lovecraft’s “Harbor Whistles” by Donald R. Burleson, PhD [essay] (12–13)
* Wentworth’s Debt by Robert M. Price [essay] (14–15)
* Who the Heck was Moses Brown Jenkins? by Will Murray [essay] (16–17)
* The Dweller in the Pot (or, The Pasta Out of Space Eaters) by Frank Chimesleep Short (Robert M. Price) [fiction] (18–21)
* Interior Art by Allen Koszowski [illustration] (21)
* Esoteric Order of Dagon Hymnal by Richard L. Tierney [fiction] (22–23)
* Lunatic Limericks by Darrell Schweitzer [poetry] (23)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (25–36)
** The Weird Tale (University of Texas Press) by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Robert M. Price (25)
** Ghosts & Scholars 12 (Haunted Library) edited by Rosemary Pardoe; reviewed by Robert M. Price (25)
** Robert E. Howard Fight Magazine (Necronomicon Press) edited by Robert M. Price; reviewed by Robert M. Price (25–26)
** Screams: Three Novels of Suspense (Underwood Miller, 1989) by Robert Bloch; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (26–30)
** Lori (TOR, February 1990) by Robert Bloch; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (26–30)
** Psycho House (TOR, 1990) by Robert Bloch; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (26–30)
** The Complete Stories of Robert Bloch, Volume 1: Final Reckonings (Citadel Twilight, April 1990) by Robert Bloch; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (26–30)
** The Challenge from Beyond (Necronomicon Press, 1990) by Divers Hands; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (30–31)
** The Vivisector (Necronomicon Press, 1990) by H. P. Lovecraft; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (31–34)
** The Conservative (Necronomicon Press, 1990) by H. P. Lovecraft; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (31–34)
** Lovecraft Studies 21 (Necronomicon Press, April 1990) edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (34–35)
** Midnight Brushstrokes (Noctural Publications, 1989) by Allen Koszowski; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (35–36)
* Pickman’s Gallery [illustration] (36–38)
** Interior Art by Allen Koszowski [illustration] (36)
** Interior Art by Allen Koszowski [illustration] (36)
** Interior Art by Steven B. Gould [illustration] (37)
** Interior Art (“Yig”) by Rodolfo A. Ferraresi [illustration] (38)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (39–44)
** Letter by Brian Lumley (39)
** Response by Editor (Robert M. Price) (39)
** Letter by Jason C. Eckhardt (39–40)
** Letter by Fred Chappell (40)
** Letter by Robert H. Knox (40)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (40–42)
** Letter by Henry J. Vester III (42)
** Letter by Edward O’Brien (42)
** Letter by Wilum Pugmire (42)
** Letter by Brian Humphreys (42)
** Letter by H. E. Fassl (42–44)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
==Issue 75==
Crypt of Cthulhu #75 was published in September 1990. It had 80 pages. 
Contents
* Cover Art by Gahan Wilson [illustration] (front cover)
* Editorial Shards by Robert M. Price [editorial] (2)
* C. Hall Thompson: The First Neo-Lovecraftian? by Stefan Dziemianowicz [essay] (3–15, 21)
* Textual Problems in At the Mountains of Madness by S. T. Joshi [essay] (16–21)
* More Lovecraft in the Comics by Will Murray [essay] (22–26, 34)
* What Happens in “Arthur Jermyn”? by S. T. Joshi [essay] (27–28)
* H.P. Lovecraft Colloquium [notice] (28)
* Buddai by Will Murray [essay] (29–33)
* Roots of the Manuxet by Will Murray [essay] (34)
* Warm Air by D. F. Lewis [fiction] (35–37)
* Excerpts from The Lovecraftian Tour of Providence contributed by M. Eileen McNamara [essay] (37)
* Worms by W. Paul Ganley [fiction] (38–43)
* H.P. Lovecraft and the Century of Violence by Colin Wilson [essay] (44–51)
* Shards from Shaggai by Robert M. Price [poetry] (52–53)
* Fun Guys from Yuggoth [essay] (54–56)
** I Entered the Shunned House by Will Murray [essay] (54–56)
* R’lyeh Review [review] (58–72, 21)
** Rivals of Weird Tales (Bonanza Books, 1990) edited by Robert Weinberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, and Martin H. Greenberg; reviewed by S. T. Joshi (58–60)
** Studies in Weird Fiction 7 (Necronomicon Press, Spring 1990) edited by S. T. Joshi; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (60)
** The Destroyer #81: Hostile Takeover (New American Library, 1990) as by Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir (Will Murray); reviewed by S. T. Joshi (60–61)
** The Horror of it All: Encrusted Gems from the “Crypt of Cthulhu” (Starmont House, 1990) edited by Robert M. Price; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (62–66)
** H.P. Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos (Starmont House, 1990) by Robert M. Price; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (62–66)
** The Robert Bloch Companion: Collected Interviews 1969–1989 (Starmont House, 1990) edited by Randall Larson; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (66)
** Necroscope IV: Deadspeak (TOR, May 1990) by Brian Lumley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (66–67)
** Elysia: The Coming of Cthulhu (Ganley, 1989) by Brian Lumley; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (67–68)
** Lovecraft’s Legacy (TOR, October 1990) edited by Robert Weinberg and Martin Greenberg; reviewed by Stefan Dziemianowicz (68–70)
** The Hollow Earth (William Morrow and Company, August 1990) by Rudy Rucker; reviewed by Marc A. Cerasini (70–72)
** “Sunset Terrace Imagery in Lovecraft” and Other Essays (Necronomicon Press) by Peter Cannon; reviewed by Dabney Hoskins (Peter H. Cannon) (72)
** Bride of the Re-Animator directed by Brian Yuzna; reviewed by Robert M. Price (72, 21)
* Mail-Call of Cthulhu [letter] (74–80)
** Letter by Bill Malloy (74)
** Letter by Philip J. Rahman (74)
** Letter by David F. Godwin (74–75)
** Letter by James Rockhill (75)
** Letter by Dabney Hoskins (Peter H. Cannon) (75)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (75)
** Letter by Jeff Leach (75–76)
** Letter by Gahan Wilson (76)
** Letter by Peter Cannon (76)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (76–77)
** Letter by Robert Bloch (77)
** Letter by Thomas G. Moffatt (77)
** Letter by David M. Massaro (77–78)
** Letter by Robert N. Daugherty (78)
** Letter by Marie Lazzari (78)
** Letter by Richard L. Tierney (78)
** Letter by Robert A. W. Lowndes (78–79)
** Letter by Darrell Schweitzer (79)
** Letter by Carl Budka (79)
** Letter by Richard M. Jefts (79)
** Letter by Allen Koszowski (79–80)
** Letter by Jeff Leach (80)
* Next Time . . . [essay] (back cover)
==References==
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