Magazine of Horror, No. 32

# Magazine of Horror — Issue No. 32, May

This horror pulp contains four substantial works of supernatural and dark fiction. The featured story is "The Moon-Dial" by Henry S. Whitehead, dealing with mystical and occult elements involving a mysterious moon-dial artifact. Paul Ernst's "The Duel of the Sorcerers" concludes in this issue, presenting a conflict between practitioners of magic. Clark Ashton Smith contributes "The Hunters from Beyond," described as a "goose-flesh tale" of cosmic or otherworldly threat. David H. Keller, M.D., provides "No Other Man," a Cornish tale; one OCR-visible passage describes a distraught figure smashing sculptor's work with a mallet in violent anguish. Additionally, Janet Fox's "Materialist" appears, apparently involving mysterious deaths—the OCR captures dialogue about restaurants and the quip that "the old boy is not exactly resting in peace." The issue advertises related horror publications and astrology annuals.