Northwest Smith
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In 1933 C. L. Moore contributed the first of her famous Northwest Smith stories to the old Weird Tales magazine. (Remarkable in that she was not only young, but a woman who was featured in a magazine dominated by male authors.)
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That shadowy tale was called "Shambleau" and it took the Gorgon/Medusa legend out of earthly trappings and placed it on other worlds.
The Northwest Smith stories continued over a period of years with a great degree of success. Scarlet Dream offers ten of these fantastic, interplanetary tales, personally selected for this volume by the author.
Contents:
1 * Shambleau * [Northwest Smith] * (1933) * novelette by C. L. Moore
35 * Black Thirst * [Northwest Smith] * (1934) * novelette by C. L. Moore
77 * The Tree of Life * [Northwest Smith] * (1936) * novelette by C. L. Moore
109 * Scarlet Dream * [Northwest Smith] * (1934) * novelette by C. L. Moore
137 * Dust of the Gods * [Northwest Smith] * (1934) * novelette by C. L. Moore
167 * Lost Paradise * [Northwest Smith] * (1936) * novelette by C. L. Moore
195 * Julhi * [Northwest Smith] * (1935) * novelette by C. L. Moore
231 * The Cold Gray God * [Northwest Smith] * (1935) * novelette by C. L. Moore
261 * Yvala * [Northwest Smith] * (1936) * novelette by C. L. Moore
295 * Song in a Minor Key * [Northwest Smith] * (1940) * shortstory by C. L. Moore
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