The Fantasy Fan, Volume 2, Number 3, November 1934

Step back in time with ＂The Fantasy Fan, November 1934,＂ a curated collection of short stories from the early days of fantasy and science fiction. Edited by Charles D. Hornig, this periodical offers a glimpse into the imaginative landscapes that captivated readers nearly a century ago. Dive into classic fantasy fiction, exploring themes and narratives that laid the groundwork for modern genre conventions. This republication presents a piece of literary history, showcasing the unique blend of artistry and imagination that defined the era. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of fantasy literature, ＂The Fantasy Fan＂ provides a fascinating window into the origins of the genre. Discover a treasure trove of vintage fantasy and explore the roots of modern speculative fiction. A must-have addition to any library of literary collections.

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