Weird Tales, Vol. 1, No. 4

Weird Tales, June 1923 This issue of Weird Tales contains sixteen short stories and two complete novelettes across multiple genres. Featured pieces include "The Evening Wolves" by Paul Ellsworth Triem, a two-part serial concerning sinister madmen; "Desert Madness," a fanciful novel featuring Stanley Ross discovering a chained girl in a desert canyon, who vanishes mysteriously overnight; "The Jailer of Souls" by Harold Freeman Miners; "Jack O' Mystery" by Hamilton Craigte; and "Osiris" by Edwin McLaren. Edgar Allan Poe's classic "The Murders in the Rue Morgue" appears here. Additional offerings include "The Moon Terror" by A.G. Birch (final installment of a story about Chinese moon worshipers), "The Man the Law Forgot" by Walter Noble Burrus, "The Gray Death," "The Voice in the Fog," and "The Invisible Terror." The issue also includes editorial features like "The Eyrie" and various advertisements for correspondence courses and self-improvement books.