with letters from Joseph T. Ryerson, B. M. Reynolds, Edgar Hurd, Robert Bloch, Emil Petaja, Andre Cross and Fred Anger

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with letters from Joseph T. Ryerson, B. M. Reynolds, Edgar Hurd, Robert Bloch, Emil Petaja, Andre Cross and Fred Anger ../../ (1934)

From time to time we are importuned by our readers to devote several pages of Weird Tales each month to a forum in which the lovers of fantastic fiction can exchange views. We are asked to have articles on weird fiction generally, information about our authors, debates between the fans. It has been suggested that we expand the Eyrie for this purpose, and make it a battleground for the conflicts of the weird fiction fans.
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with letters from Joseph T. Ryerson, B. M. Reynolds, Edgar Hurd, Robert Bloch, Emil Petaja, Andre Cross and Fred Anger ../../ (1934)

I don't believe you have ever put out an issue containing so many stories of superb quality and high standard. You have certainly set a new high mark. Through the Gates of the Silver Key was a classic, and positively the best piece of work those incomparable artists Lovecraft and Price have ever done. Its cosmic scope and imaginative brilliance certainly give one plenty of food for thought. By all means give us a sequel to this story, and get Randolph Carter or one of his 'facets' back to earth again.
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