Oriental Stories, Volume 1, Issue 1 (October-November 1930)

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Oriental Stories, Volume 1, Issue 1 (October-November 1930)

You will find a wealth of fascinating stories in Weird Tales, the unique magazine. The brilliant success of this magazine has been founded on its unrivaled, superb stories of the strange, the grotesque and the terrible—gripping stories that stimulate the imagination and send shivers of apprehension up the spine—tales that take the reader from the humdrum world about us into a deathless realm of fancy—marvelous tales so thrillingly told that they seem very real.
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Oriental Stories, Volume 1, Issue 1 (October-November 1930)

The Seuen-H’sin are the sorcerers of China, and the most murderously diabolical breed of human beings on this earth. Each turn of the page increases the suspense when you follow Dr. Gresham to take part in the hellish ceremonies in the Temple of the Moon God—when he crosses the Mountains of Fear—half starves on the dead plains of Dzunsz'chuen—swims the River of Death—sleeps in the Caves of Nganhwiu, where the hot winds never cease and the dead light their campfires on their journey to Nirvana.
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Oriental Stories, Volume 1, Issue 1 (October-November 1930)

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