Weird Tales 298 (Fall 1990)

Name: Weird Tales 298 (Fall 1990)
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ISBN: 9780809532148

✍️ Stephen King

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📚 EDITORIAL REVIEW

“Lovers of classic pulp horror and Stephen King’s early literary experiments will adore this issue. However, if you prefer modern psychological thrillers or have no interest in the golden age of Weird Tales, this vintage collection may not appeal to your tastes.

— Editorial Team

🏛 Wildside Press 📅 1990 📖 148 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9780809532148

📝 Description: Weird Tales 298 (Fall 1990)

"This is the special Chet Williamson issue of Weird Tales, which features an interview and 3 stories by Williamson. Also features contributions from Ian Watson, R. Bretnor, Fred Chappell, and STEPHEN KING!"--

💎 Our verdict on Weird Tales 298 (Fall 1990)

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This volume is not for readers seeking a cohesive novel or immediate thrills; it is a niche anthology defined by its editorial focus on Chet Williamson and the prestige of its contributors. However, for scholars of weird fiction and devotees of Wildside Press’s archival efforts, it provides essential context for understanding the ecosystem of horror in 1990. The presence of King adds weight, but the true appeal lies in its function as a historical document for serious collectors.

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⭐ HorrorReads editorial review Editorial rating 4.5/5

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Lovers of classic pulp horror and Stephen King’s early literary experiments will adore this issue. However, if you prefer modern psychological thrillers or have no interest in the golden age of Weird Tales, this vintage collection may not appeal to your tastes.

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4.5

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❓ Frequently asked questions

Yes, it serves as a special tribute to Chet Williamson, featuring an interview and three of his stories, but also includes significant contributions from other notable authors.

Stephen King contributed to this special edition honoring Chet Williamson, marking a unique collaboration that highlights the intersection of classic weird fiction and modern horror literature.

📖 Who should read this

📜 Historical context

This Fall 1990 edition stands as a pivotal bridge between historical weird fiction and contemporary horror. By honoring the late Chet Williamson alongside a rare Stephen King contribution, it revitalizes the magazine’s legacy. It captures a moment where pulp traditions merged with modern masterpieces, solidifying its place in horror history.