Argosy All-Story Weekly

Argosy-Allstory Weekly, April 14, 1923 This issue contains five continuing serials: Kenneth Perkins' "Queen of the Night" (Part One of six), John Cunningham's "Apes of Devil's Island" (Part Two of four), Hulbert Footner's "Gentleman Roger's Gill" (Part Three of six), O. C. Waddell's "A Boob There Was" (Part Four of five), and Wolcott Beard's untitled five-part serial at Part Five. Additional fiction includes Robert Ordway Foote's novelette "Mooning Among Moonshiners," short stories by Shaw and Beatrice A. Vandegrift, and works by James C. Youngs and Chester Porter Bissell, among others. The issue also features poetry and miscellaneous pieces. An advertisement for next week's installment promotes Max Brand's four-part serial "The Darkness at Windon Manor," described as an unusual tale where an ordinary young man named Andrew Creel experiences something supernatural that drives him into a deadly game between death and love.