Seabury Quinn stories from Weird Tales
Wlmcs
Does anyone know if there is any compilation of the S. Quinn stories from Weird
Tales -- other than the Jules de Grandin tales? I understand that Quinn was a
prolific contributor to Weird Tales, but I am not aware of any publications
available in reprint or paperback form (except for the JDG books, as noted
above). Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. wl...@aol.com
JSuto
wlmcs,
I have two paperbacks from Popular Library which are collections of Jules De
Grandin stories from Seabury Quinn reprinted back in 1976, although originally
printed in Weird Tales. They are:
The Adventures of Jules de Grandin
The Casebook of Jules de Grandin
According to the back cover, there were four more books in the series:
The Devil's Bride
The Skeleton Closet of Jules de Grandin
The Hellfire Files of Jules de Grandin
The Horror Chambers of Jules de Grandin
If you come across extra copies of these let me know, I'm interested in them as
well.
Later,
-Jack Suto
-Vintage New Media
-the Vintage Library is at http://www.vintagelibrary.com
-Pulp Fiction Central is at http://www.vintagelibrary.com/pulp
Scott F. Wyatt
Wlmcs wrote in message <199803182009...@ladder01.news.aol.com>...
>Does anyone know if there is any compilation of the S. Quinn stories from
Weird Tales -- other than the Jules de Grandin tales?
In 1970 Mirage Press, Jack Chalker and Mark Owings, published IS THE DEVIL
A GENTLEMAN? Collecting 9 of SQ's stories from WT plus a bibliography. 1000
copies, approx. 250 pages, $5.95- long OP.
Dustjacket and several color plated by David Prosser. Stories:
Uncanonized, The Globe of Memories, Glamour, The Gentle Werewolf, The Cloth
of Madness, The Merrow, Is The Devil a Gentleman?, Masked Ball, Bon Voyage,
Michele; and the biblio. Into by William H. Evans. Every once in a while
a copy will show up for sale. A very entertaining collection.
AHenry7261
Jack,
I have the Hellfire Files and Skeleton Closet volumes.
There is also an extensive writeup about De Grandin and his cases in volume 2
of Yesterday's Faces by Robert Sampson.
The individual volume title is Strange Days.
Oovus
There are a couple of non-Jules collections, if memory serves. One is titled
Alien Flesh, I believe. And there was also a hardback Jules collection called
The Phantom Fighter.
emb...@email.mot.com
In article <199803191446...@ladder03.news.aol.com>,
Here is an index of Jules de Grandin stories I did several years ago.
Hope this is of some use to people. Michael R. Brown
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Jules de Grandin Stories by Seabury Quinn (1889-1969)
All appeared in Weird Tales except as noted
[MOH=Magazine of Horror, SMS= Startling Mystery Stories]
Title Magazine Reprint
The Horror of the Links Oct 1925, May 1937 PF, A
The Tenants of Broussac Dec 1925, SMS Spr 1967 A
The Isle of Missing Ships Feb 1926, SMS Fall 1968 A
The Vengeance of India Apr 1926, SMS Win 1968-69
The Dead Hand May 1926 PF, A
The House of Horror July 1926, SMS Fall 1966 C
Ancient Fires Sept 1926 C
The Great God Pan Oct 1926 H
The Grinning Mummy Dec 1926
The Man Who Cast No Shadow Feb 1927 A
The Blood Flower Mar 1927, SMS Win 1966-67 A
The Veiled Prophetess May 1927
The Curse of Everard Maundy July 1927 A
Creeping Shadows Aug 1927
The White Lady of the Orphanage Sept 1927, SMS Spr 1968
The Poltergeist Oct 1927 PF, HC
The Gods of East and West Jan 1928, SMS Sum 1967 HC
Mephistopheles and Company, Ltd. Feb 1928 H
The Jewel of the Seven Stones Apr 1928
The Serpent Woman June 1928 PF, H
The Chapel of Mystic Horror Dec 1928, Nov 1952 C
The Black Master Jan 1929
The Devil People Feb 1929 H
The Devil's Rosary Apr 1929
The House of the Golden Masks June 1929 HC
The Corpse Master July 1929 PF, C
The Trespassing Souls Sept 1929
The Silver Countess Oct 1929 PF, C
The House Without a Mirror Nov 1929
Children of Ubasti Dec 1929 PF, C
The Curse of the House of Phipps Jan 1930 PF, S
The Drums of Damballah Mar 1930 S
The Dust of Egypt Apr 1930 S
The Brain-Thief May 1930 S
The Priestess of the Ivory Feet June 1930
The Bride of Dewar July 1930 S
Daughter of the Moonlight Aug 1930 S
The Druid's Shadow Oct 1930, SMS Fall 1967
Stealthy Heath Nov 1930 HC
The Wolf of St. Bonnot Dec 1930 PF, H
The Lost Lady Jan 1931
The Ghost-Helper Feb/Mar 1931
Satan's Stepson Sept 1931
The Devil's Bride sr6, July 1932, MOH sr3, Mar 1969 D
The Dark Angel Aug 1932
The Heart of Siva Oct 1932
The Bleeding Mummy Nov 1932
The Door to Yesterday Dec 1932
A Gamble in Souls Jan 1933 HC
The Thing in the Fog Mar 1933
The Hand of Glory July 1933 H
The Chosen of Vishnu Aug 1933
Malay Horror Sep 1933
The Mansion of Unholy Magic Oct 1933
Red Gauntlets of Czerni Dec 1933
The Red Knife of Hassan Jan 1934
The Jest of Warburg Tantavul Sep 1934 PF, HC
Hands of the Dead Jan 1935
The Black Orchid Aug 1935
The Dead-Alive Munny Oct 1935
A Rival From the Grave Jan 1936
Witch-House Nov 1936
Children of the Bat Jan 1937
Satan's Palimpsest Sep 1937
Pledged to the Dead Oct 1937
Living Buddhess Nov 1937
Flames of Vengeance Dec 1937
Frozen Beauty Feb 1938
Incense of Abomination Mar 1938
Suicide Chapel June 1938
The Venomed Breath of Vengeance Aug 1938
Black Moon Oct 1938
The Poltergeist of Swan Upping Feb 1939
The House Where Time Stood Still Mar 1939
Mansions in the Sky June/July 1939
The House of the Three Corpses Aug 1939
Stoneman's Memorial May 1942
Death's Bookkeeper July 1944
The Green God's Ring Jan 1945
Lord of the Ghostlands Mar 1945
Kurban Jan 1946
The Man in Crescent Terrace Mar 1946
Three in Chains May 1946
Catspaws July 1946
Lotte Sep 1946
Eyes in the Dark Nov 1946
Clair de Lune Nov 1947
Vampire Kith and Kin May 1949
Conscience Maketh Cowards Nov 1949
The Body Snatchers Nov 1950
The Ring of Bastet Sep 1951
Book Reprints:
PF= Phantom Fighter (Mycroft & Moran/Arkham House, 1966)
A= Adventures of Jules de Grandin (Popular, Aug 1976)
C= The Casebook of Jules de Grandin (Popular, Sept 1976)
S= The Skeleton Closet of Jules de Grandin (Popular, Oct 1976)
D= The Devil's Bride (Popular, Nov 1976)
H= Hellfire Files of Jules de Grandin (Popular, Dec 1976)
HC= Horror Chambers of Jules de Grandin (Popular, 1977)
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