A collection of heroic fantasy stories includes works by masters of the sword-and-sorcery genre, including Robert E. Howard, C.L. Moore, and Manly Wade Wellman

Echoes of Valor II (Tor Fantasy)

Literature & Fiction

ROBERT E. HOWARD

C. L. Moore

Manly Wade Wellman

Ray. Bradbury

Forrest J. Ackerman

Harry Kuttner

United States

Tor Books

There's a traveling man the Carolina mountain folk call Silver John for the silver strings strung on his guitar. In his wanderings John encounters a parade of benighted forest creatures, mountain spirits, and shapeless horrors from the void of history with only his enduring spirit, playful wit, and the magic of his guitar to preserve him. Manly Wade Wellman's Silver John is one of the most beloved figures in fantasy, a true American folk hero of the literary age. For the first time the Planet Stories edition of Who Fears the Devil? collects all of John's adventures published throughout Wellman's life, including two stories about John before he got his silver-stringed guitar that have never previously appeared in a Silver John collection. Lost, out of print, or buried in expensive hardcover editions, the seminal, unforgettable tales of Who Fears the Devil? stand ready for a new generation ready to continue the folk tradition of Silver John!

Who Fears the Devil

Genre Fiction

Dell Publishing

An Ace "themed" double. Both novels involve the conquest of Earth by REALLY weird alien races. *Dark Destroyers* (formerly *Nuisance Value*) is abridged from the Avalon hardcover. The Aldiss title is a paperback original.

The Dark Destroyers / Bow Down to Nul (Ace Double, No. D-443)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

BRIAN W. ALDISS

Science Fiction

Ace Books

Crispin, a painter, arrives in the town of Sky Notch, and charms the locals, who only later discover his link to a mysterious creature and the terror that plagues the town

The Beyonders

WARNER BOOKS

Contents: Schiff, S. D. Introduction.--Wagner, K. E. Sticks.--Drake, D. The barrow troll.--Leiber, F. The glove.--Bloch, R. The closer of the way.--Nolan, W. Dark winner.--Cave, H. B. Ladies in waiting.--Etchison, D. White moon rising.--Matheson, R. C. Graduation.--Russell, R. Mirror, mirror.--Lumley, B. The House of Cthulhu.--Crowley, J. Antiquities.--Saliss, J. and Lunde, D. The weather report from the top of the stairs.--Smith, B. A. The scallion stone.--Smyth, R. The inglorious rise of the Catsmeat Man.--Fritch, C. E. The pawnshop.--Aickman, R. Le miroir.--Brennan, J. P. The willow platform.--Wellman, M. W. The Dakwa.--Campton, D. Goat.--Campbell, R. The chimney.

WHISPERS (1) (i) One: The Willow Platform; The Dakwa; Antiquities; Mirror Mirror; Sticks; Ladies in Waiting; The Barrow Troll; The Glove; The Closer of the Way; Dark Winner; White Moon Rising; Graduation; The House of Cthulhu; et al

Karl Edward Wagner

David Drake

Fritz LEIBER

William F. Nolan

Dennis Etchison

Richard Christian Matheson

Hugh B. Cave

Ray Russell

Robert, Bloch

John, Crowley

Schiff, Stuart David (editor) (Joseph Payne Brennan

Brian Lumley)

Jove Books

Silver John wanders North Carolina's mountains with his silver-strung guitar in a land and time where the supernatural--from George Washington's ghost to something evil dwelling in a deserted mine--is never far away

JOHN THE BALLADEER

Baen

Crispin, a painter, arrives in the town of Sky Notch, and charms the locals, who only later discover his link to a mysterious creature and the terror that plagues the town

The BEYONDERS

Fantasy

Science Fiction of the Thirties

L. Sprague De Camp

Eric Frank Russell

Lester Del Rey

John W. Campbell, Jr.

Murray Leinster

Raymond Z. Gallun

Stanley G. Weinbaum

Howard Wandrei

The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc.

WEIRD TALES #3, Fall 1981. Paperback, first edition. This is the third of four paperback issues of the venerable "Weird Tales." STORIES: The Chinese Woman by Evangeline Walton; The Messenger by Steve Rasnic Tem; To the Nightshade (1970, poem) by Clark Ashton Smith; The Opposite House by Diane Brizzolara and John Brizzolara; The Guardian of the Idol by Robert E. Howard and Gerald W. Page; The Black Garden by Carl Jacobi; The House of the Temple (1980) by Brian Lumley; The Red Brain (1927) by Donald Wandrei; The Summons (poem) by Robert A. W. Lowndes; The Viola (poem) by Robert A. W. Lowndes; Nobody Ever Goes There [John the Balladeer] by Manly Wade Wellman; The Summons of Nuguth-Yug by Gary Myers and Marc Laidlaw; The Wind That Tramps the World (1925) by Frank Owen; The Winfield Heritance by Lin Carter.

Weird Tales No. 3, Fall 1981 | Vol. 48, No. 3

Evangeline Walton

Romance

Zebra

Lonely Vigils

Carcosa

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