The Saint Mystery Magazine, September 1961

Catalog Note: The Saint Mystery Magazine, September 1961 This issue reopens the revived magazine under Leslie Charteris's supervision and new publisher Herbert Wiesenberg, with editor Hans Stefan Santesson selecting stories described as "the finest in mystery fiction, old or new." Featured stories include Charteris's "The Uncured Ham," in which thief-turned-actor Ernest Moldys encounters the Saint in Stockholm, leading Templar to investigate Moldys's seduction and abandonment of a teenage girl in Hollywood and his jewel thefts; Sax Rohmer's "The Mummy of Cleopatra"; August Derleth's "Adventure of the Blind Clairaudient"; George Fielding Eliot's "Harbor of Hate"; Harlan Ellison's "At the Mountains of Blindness"; Wenzell Brown's article "Ocolio Nañigos"; Avram Davidson's "Prince's Mixture"; Richard Hardwick's "The Women Waites"; Edward D. Hoch's "The Valley of Arrows"; and J. N. Glennon's "Specialized Knowledge." The issue includes Hans Stefan Santesson's column "What's New in Crime."