Forgotten Weird Tales Volume I: A Collection, by Various Authors

Forgotten Weird Tales Volume I: A Collection

by Various Authors

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	1.	The Shattered Timbrel (Wallace J. Knapp) 15:28
	2.	The Red God Laughed (Thorp McClusky) 18:16
	3.	In the Dark (Ronal Kayser) 16:52
	4.	Guarded (Mearle Prout) 14:24
	5.	The Ocean Ogre (Dana Carroll) 25:16
	6.	Doom of the House of Duryea (Earl Peirce, Jr.) 36:46
	7.	The Piper from Bhutan (David Bernard) 15:00

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"Forgotten Weird Tales" is a collection dedicated to the rare works of obscure authors, as published by Weird Tales Magazine throughout the 1930s.

The collection comprises:

"The Shattered Timbrel" by Wallace J. Knapp (WT, January '35)
"The Red God Laughed" by Thorp McClusky (WT, April '39)
"In the Dark" by Ronal Kayser (WT, August '36)
"Guarded" by Mearle Prout (WT, March '38)
"The Ocean Ogre" by Dana Carroll (WT, July '37)
"Doom of the House of Duryea" by Earl Peirce, Jr. (WT, October '36)
"The Piper from Bhutan" by David Bernard (WT, February '38)

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released February 27, 2019

Narrated by Ian Gordon for HorrorBabble
Music and production by Ian Gordon

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