The Fantasy Fan, Volume 1, Number 10, June 1934 The Fan's Own Magazine

"The Fantasy Fan, Volume 1, Number 10, June 1934" by Various is a compilation showcasing fantasy and strange tales from the dawn of speculative fiction. Born as a fanzine, it embodies an increasing enthusiasm for unconventional literature by presenting original works from authors within this realm. Serving as a hub, the magazine unites enthusiasts and creators by reveling in fantastical and deeply unsettling themes prevalent throughout. This issue offers various works that examine concepts of horror and fantasy, most notably H. P. Lovecraft's short piece "From Beyond," which peers into the frightening outcomes of surpassing human understanding and the cosmic truths veiled from sight. It also provides pieces, such as "Weird Whisperings," which talks about the latest activity in unconventional literature, and smaller stories that experiment with futuristic components and paranormal investigations; furthermore, the magazine has reflections of contributions from well-known authors and how their work has influenced the world. In its entirety, it stands as a monument to the lively group of fantasy lovers during this time.