Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror/Volume 2/Number 3
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| Vol. II, No. 3 | Contents | October, 1932 |
| Cover Design | H. W. Wesso | |
| Suggested by a Scene in "The Hunters from Beyond." | ||
| The Hunters from Beyond | Clark Ashton Smith | 292 |
| Lining Gargoyles, Most Hideous, Come to the Sculptor Sincaul from Outland Realms of Evil. | ||
| The Curse of Amen-Ra | Victor Rousseau | 304 |
| Mummy Eyelids Stir in Farrant's Laboratory. (A Complete Novelette.) | ||
| Sea-Tiger | Henry S. Whitehead | 345 |
| Merman and Mermaid Were They in the Drowning Hewitt's Revealing Vision. | ||
| The Dead Walk Softly | Sewell Peaslee Wright | 352 |
| Icy with Fear Jordan Waits 'mid the Gravestones—Waits for He Knows Not What. | ||
| Bal Macabre | Gustav Meyrink | 375 |
| ". . . All at Once a Strange-Looking Acrobat Was at Our Table . . ." | ||
| Strange Tales and True | Robert W. Sneddon | 381 |
| Several Fascinating Weird Tales of Unquestionable Authenticity and Truth. | ||
| The Infernal Shadow | Hugh B. Cave | 387 |
| Death, Mysterious and Horrible, Lurks in the House of Mark Mallory. | ||
| The Artist of Tao | Arthur Styron | 401 |
| The Story of Kite and the Jealous Jewel of the Lotus. | ||
| In the Lair of the Space Monsters | Frank B. Long, Jr. | 408 |
| By What Strange Mischance Was the S-87 Immersed in That Impinging Other-World? | ||
| The Cauldron | All of Us | 425 |
| A Meeting Place for Sorcerers and Apprentices. | ||
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