Weird Tales 296 (Spring 1990)

Name: Weird Tales 296 (Spring 1990)
Price: 12.99 USD
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ISBN: 9780809532124

✍️ Darrell Schweitzer

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🏛 Wildside Press 📅 1990 📖 148 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9780809532124

📝 Description: Weird Tales 296 (Spring 1990)

The Spring 1990 issue of Weird Tales showcases the work of David J. Schow (Featured Author) and Janet Aulisio (Featured Artist, who contributed all the art in the issue). Also includes work by Tad Williams and Harry Turtledove.

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Step back into the shadowy pages of the Spring 1990 installment of Weird Tales, a classic curated journey into the uncanny edited by Darrell Schweitzer. This vintage issue centers on the unsettling fiction of featured author David J. Schow alongside striking artwork by Janet Aulisio, creating a cohesive, atmospheric descent into dread. Blending dark fantasy with sharp-edged modern chills, it also features contributions from renowned storytellers like Tad Williams and Harry Turtledove. The fear it cultivates is atmospheric and psychological, perfect for collectors of dark fiction, pulp magazine history enthusiasts, and readers who appreciate classic speculative horror.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Step back into the shadowy pages of the Spring 1990 installment of Weird Tales, a classic curated journey into the uncanny edited by Darrell Schweitzer. This vintage issue centers on the unsettling fiction of featured author David J. Schow alongside striking artwork by Janet Aulisio, creating a cohesive, atmospheric descent into dread. Blending dark fantasy with sharp-edged modern chills, it also features contributions from renowned storytellers like Tad Williams and Harry Turtledove. The fear it cultivates is atmospheric and psychological, perfect for collectors of dark fiction, pulp magazine history enthusiasts, and readers who appreciate classic speculative horror.