The Fantasy Fan, December 1933 The Fans' Own Magazine

"The Fantasy Fan, December 1933" by Various is an early magazine that displays imaginative stories and thoughts from fans of science fiction and fantasy. It's a place where readers and writers alike can come together, sharing opinions, tales, and explorations of spooky and strange literature of the time. Included are examples like H.P. Lovecraft's analysis of supernatural horror and a story by August W. Derleth, called "Birkett's Twelfth Corpse" about the intense conflict between two men who work on the river, ultimately reaching a deadly end. The magazine also holds opinions from readers and updates on fans clubs, painting a picture of a group of people excited about the growth of fantasy and science fiction stories in the 1930s.