Magazine of Horror #18

MAGAZINE OF HORROR, NOVEMBER NO. 18 This issue features three substantial stories. "Wolves of Darkness" by Jack Williamson is the lead novelet, describing mysterious and terrifying wolf activity near a remote station; the protagonist Clovis McLaurin arrives at a lonely desert village to investigate his father's alarming telegram, where recent blizzards have brought unexplained dangerous howling. "In Amundsen's Tent" by John Martin Leahy (originally published in *Weird Tales*, 1928) presents an Antarctic expedition discovering an abandoned tent with something inexplicable inside—dogs refuse to approach it, and the explorers confront an unidentifiable, seemingly unkillable entity. "Out of the Deep" by Robert E. Howard appears as well. Additional content includes reader commentary, an index to volume three, and a reader preference poll. Advertisements for fitness products occupy supplemental pages.