Magazine of Horror No. 13

Magazine of Horror, Summer Issue This horror pulp collection features five primary works. "The Thing in the House" by H. F. Scotten opens with a police car encounter—a terrified man is spotted fleeing through snow, pursued by an unspecified threat. "Almost Immortal" by Austin Hall explores a protagonist's discovery of scientific immortality. "Valley of the Lost" by Robert E. Howard presents adventure in an uncharted territory. "Divine Madness" and "Heredity" by David H. Keller examine psychological and biological themes respectively. Roger Zelazny also contributes. "Dwelling of the Righteous" completes the fiction roster. The issue includes departments for reader letters and book reviews alongside the horror-focused stories emphasizing the bizarre, uncanny, and gruesome. OCR degradation limits detailed plot recovery for several pieces.