Argosy All-Story Weekly, March 23, 1929

All-Story Weekly, March 28, 1929 This pulp fiction weekly contains four serials and five complete stories spanning adventure, mystery, and romance. The featured serials include *The Woolly Dog* (Parts 1 of 4) by J.U. Giesy and Junius B. Smith, described as an unusual detective novel involving "semi-dual" narration and tangled passions; *The Saga of Silver Bend* (Part 1 of 3), a rangeland conflict tale; *Asoka's Alibi* (Part 2 of 3) by Talbot Mundy, involving carnival intrigue in India; and *The Sea Girl* (Part 4 of 6) by Ray Cummings, emerging "out of the ocean's depths." Complete stories include *The Boat Share* by Warren E. Carleton about swordfishing, *Different Blood* by John Gallishaw depicting hatred in an army camp, *The Lion Tamer* by Walter Marquess set on a circus lot, and *Mountain Killers* by Thomas Barclay Thomson. The issue also features nonfiction articles on American printing history and luck.