Weird Tales Project: 1940

Originally, MPorcius Fiction Log's Weird Tales Project aimed to read one story from each issue of Weird Tales with a 1930s cover date.  But with that mission accomplished, why not continue the project into the 1940s?  So here we have proof I have blogged about at least one story from each of the six issues of Weird Tales published in 1940, the year the magazine changed to a bimonthly schedule and in which the role of editor passed from Farnsworth Wright to Dorothy Stevens McIlwraith.

(And first, links to records of my bloggings about the 1930s issues of the Unique Magazine.)

1930      1931     1932     1933      1934      1935      1936      1937      1938      1939 

January

Otis Adelbert Kline & E. Hoffman Price: "Spotted Satan"
Mary Elizabeth Counselman: "Twister"
Frances Garfield: "Forbidden Cupboard"

March

Manly Wade Wellman: "The Song of the Slaves"
Malcolm Jameson: "Train for Flushing"
Thorp McClusky: "Slaves of the Grey Mold"
August Derleth: "Bramwell's Guardian"

May

Edmond Hamilton: "City from the Sea"
Robert Bloch: "Ghost-Writer"
E. Hoffmann Price: "Khosru's Garden"
Fritz Leiber: "Automatic Pistol"

July

Robert Bloch: "The Fiddler's Fee"

Manly Wade Wellman: "The Dreadful Rabbits"

Maria Moravsky: "Beyond the Frame"

September

Edmond Hamilton: "Sea Born"

November

H. P. Lovecraft and Zealia Bishop: "The Mound" 

Robert Bloch: "Wine of the Sabbat"

August Derleth: "The Sandwin Compact"

Dorothy Quick: "Turn Over"