The Fantasy Fan, October 1933 The Fan's Own Magazine

"The Fantasy Fan, October 1933" by Various, is a magazine overflowing with weird and wonderful tales from the minds of early fantasy writers. Within its pagers lies speculative fiction, including the eerie adventure of Sir John Maundeville in Clark Ashton Smith’s "The Kingdom of the Worm", where he faces a monstrous worm in a cursed land. For the avid collector, you can find articles that advise on collecting fantasy novels. Readers are given a window into the mind of H.P. Lovecraft himself as he answers criticism and shares insight in horror and the supernatural, defending the genre's unique power. The publication stands as a testament to the genre, and provides insight into what fantasy and science fiction fans were looking for in the early 1900s.