Argosy All-Story Weekly

About this issue

This issue features five continued serials. "The Fourth Chum" by John Schoolcraft begins a four-part story. Max Brand's "The Stranger at the Gate," a six-part serial, continues in part two. Charles Wesley Sanders' "Out of the World for a While" reaches part three of four. Laurie York Erskine's "The Laughing Rider" continues as the fourth installment of a six-part serial. Kenneth Perkins' "Desert Nomads" concludes its six-part run. The novelette and short story section includes works by John D. Swain, Arthur Hunt Chute, Edmund Elliot, Reita Lambert, and Leslie Gordon Barnard. Poetry contributions appear from Percy W. Reynolds, Jack Hyatt Jr., Martha Ostenso, Leslie Ramen, and Mary Carolyn Davies. The following week will premiere Isabel Ostrander's serial "Annihilation," described as featuring ex-policeman Timothy McCarty investigating mysterious deaths at New Queen's Mall.

In this issue

• “The Fourth Chum” by John Schoolcraft · serial
• “The Stranger at the Gate” by Max Brand · serial
• “Out of the World for a While” by Charles Wesley Sanders · serial
• “The Laughing Rider” by Laurie York Erskine · serial
• “Desert Voices” by Kenneth Perkins · serial
• “Borrowed Plumes” by John D. Swain
• “Kicking Tom McGee” by Arthur Hunt Chute
• “Mystery Farm” by Edmund Elliot
• “Adolph's Cloud of Glory” by Reita Lambert
• “The Man Who Would Not Kneel” by Leslie Gordon Barnard
• “Kitchen Nights” by Percy W. Reynolds · poem
• “There Is No Other Day” by Leslie Ramen · poem
• “Slaves to the Dead” by Mary Carolyn Davies · poem
• “In Lurkestan” by Martha Ostenso · poem