Innen-Illustration von Hannes Bok für
"Valley of the Undead" von Helen Weinbaum
Weird Tales, September 1940
(archive.org)
Innen-Illustration von Hannes Bok für
"Valley of the Undead" von Helen Weinbaum
Weird Tales, September 1940
(archive.org)
This Pride Month, Deep Cuts in a Lovecraftian Vein has invited guests to review classic works of gender transition and identity. This week, please enjoy:
“Teoquitla the Golden” (1924) by Ramon de las Cuevas: A Review by Luana Saitta

A hunched-over white man, limbs chained, is being led by two jaguar warriors brandishing war club and shield across a crowded square. Great Aztec idols survey the tableau of what is surely the prel…
Innen-Illustration von Andrew Brosnatch für
"Lukundoo" von Edward Lucas White
aus Weird Tales, November 1925
(archive.org)
📰 Ja disponible al web
AIRE FRED (1926)
de H. P. Lovecraft.
📚 Disponible en PDF i ePub.
https://www.lapesanta.cat/2026/04/23/aire-fred-1926-de-h-p-lovecraft/

"Aire fred" és una història curta escrita per H. P. Lovecraft el març de 1926, al final de la seva curta i fallida estada a Nova York. Va ser publicada per primera vegada a la revista “Tales of Magic and Mystery” Volum 1, Número, 4 de març de 1928.En aquest relat es nota clarament l'efecte negatiu q
Innen-Illustration von Hannes Bok für
"House of the Hatchet" von Robert Bloch
aus Weird Tales, January 1941
(archive.org)
The Weird Tales Murder Mystery! Cutting deeper than normal this week on Deep Cuts in a Lovecraftian Vein as we examine a double murder case in 1930s Texas in which a pulp magazine formed a vital clue.
https://deepcuts.blog/2026/04/18/deeper-cut-the-weird-tales-murder-mystery/
Titelbild von Harold S. de Lay für
Weird Tales, January 1941
u.a. mit "Dragon Moon" von Henry Kuttner
(archive.org)
#fantasy #sciencefiction #WeirdTales #HenryKuttner #HaroldSdeLay
Innen-Illustration von Hannes Bok für
"Dragon Moon" von Henry Kuttner
aus Weird Tales, January 1941
(archive.org)
#fantasy #sciencefiction #WeirdTales #HenryKuttner #HannesBok
Innen-Illustration von Hannes Bok für
"Dragon Moon" von Henry Kuttner
aus Weird Tales, January 1941
(archive.org)
#fantasy #sciencefiction #WeirdTales #HenryKuttner #HannesBok