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||''Imaginative Tales'' ||26 ||''Marvel Science Stories'' (1950) ||15

...Stories (1931) - see [[Magazine:Amazing Detective Tales|Amazing Detective Tales]] | [[Series:Amazing Detective Tales|Amazing Detective Tales]]

|| Triptych Tales || Triptych Tales

#**lost world tales #*fairy tales with no known author (?)

...gi-bin/pl.cgi?358621 ''Not to Be Taken at Night: Thirteen Classic Canadian Tales of Mystery and the Supernatural''] require additional digging to determine ...is which without looking at the book itself. The famous example is ''Great Tales of Terror and the Supernatural'' (1944), the section labelled ''terror'' co

...nd the referencing work ([https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?62028 Weird Tales]) is correct. If the excerpt(s) are the only speculative content from a col ...animals. But we do allow allegories ("Animal Farm" for example) and fairy tales - which gives me a bit of a pause. So... anyone with an opinion one way or

I've started working on some issues of ''Weird Tales'' and I've encountered a series of items that appear both in this magazine I am working on back issues for Tales of the Unanticipated. TotU started its life as a long-period magazine, the

...stories with a common group title, as well as individual titles. "X: Three tales" consistign of "A", "B", and "C". without a "group title" element, one is t ...he Titan" by P. Schuyler Miller. It first appeared in the semi-pro "Marvel Tales" in 1934. That magazine failed before the last part was published and the m