Manly Wade Wellman's stories (and one poem) from the pulp magazine Weird Tales

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You can go to this link at the Internet Archive and get all 47 of Manly Wade Wellman's stories (and one poem) from the pulp magazine Weird Tales. There are a number of file formats available, although I prefer the pdf, when I cannot get a dead tree version.

This is a compilation of scans (with original illustrations) of all 47 of Manly Wade Wellman's stories (and one poem) from the pulp magazine Weird Tales (from 1927 to 1981).

The stories in the .pdf have been bookmarked for ease of access. With the touch of your mouse pointer, you can instantly go to any story in the compilation.

CONTENTS:
1  BACK TO THE BEAST (Weird Tales, November 1927)
2. AT THE BEND OF THE TRAIL (Weird Tales, October 1934)
3. THE HORROR UNDYING (Weird Tales, May 1936)
4. THE KELPIE (Weird Tales, July 1936)
5. THE THEATER UPSTAIRS (Weird Tales, December 1936)
6. THE WEREWOLF SNARLS (Weird Tales, March 1937)
7. THE TERRIBLE PARCHMENT (Weird Tales, August 1937)
8. SCHOOL FOR THE UNSPEAKABLE (Weird Tales, September 1937)
9. THE GOLGOTHA DANCERS (Weird Tales, October 1937)
10. THE HAIRY ONES SHALL DANCE. (as Gans T. Field) (Three-Part Serial) (Weird Tales, January to March 1938)
11. THE BLACK DRAMA (as Gans T. Field) (Three-Part Serial)(Weird Tales, June to August 1938)
12. DEAD DOG (Weird Tales, August 1938)
13. THE CAVERN (with Gertrude Gordon) (Weird Tales, September 1938)
14. UP UNDER THE ROOF (Weird Tales, October 1938)
15. THESE DOTH THE LORD HATE (as Gans T. Field) (Weird Tales, January 1939)
16. FEARFUL ROCK (Three-Part Serial) (Weird Tales, February to April 1939)
17. THE VALLEY WAS STILL (Weird Tales, August 1939)
18. VOICE IN A VETERAN'S EAR (as Gans T. Field) (Poem) (Weird Tales, August 1939)
19. THE WITCH'S CAT (as Gans T. Field) (Weird Tales, October 1939)
20. THE SONG OF THE SLAVES (Weird Tales, March 1940)
21. THE DREADFUL RABBITS (Weird Tales, July 1940)
22. IT ALL CAME TRUE IN THE WOODS (Weird Tales, July 1941)
23. THE HALF-HAUNTED (as Gans T. Field) (Weird Tales, September 1941)
24. THE LIERS IN WAIT (Weird Tales, November 1941)
25. COVEN (Weird Tales, July 1942)
26. THE THIRD CRY TO LEGBA (Weird Tales, November 1943)
27. THE GOLDEN GOBLINS (Weird Tales, January 1944)
28. HOOFS (Weird Tales, March 1944)
29. THE LETTERS OF COLD FIRE (Weird Tales, May 1944)
30. JOHN THUNSTONE'S INHERITANCE (Weird Tales, July 1944)
31. SORCERY FROM THULE (Weird Tales, September 1944)
32. THE DEAD MAN'S HAND (Weird Tales, November 1944)
33. THORNE ON THE THRESHOLD (Weird Tales, January 1945)
34. THE SHONOKINS (Weird Tales, March 1945)
35. BLOOD FROM A STONE (Weird Tales, May 1945)
36. THE DAI SWORD (Weird Tales, July 1945)
37. SIN'S DOORWAY (Weird Tales, January 1946)
38. TWICE CURSED (Weird Tales, March 1946)
39. SHONOKIN TOWN (Weird Tales, July 1946)
40. FROGFATHER (Weird Tales, November 1946)
41. THE LEONARDO RONDACHE (Weird Tales, March 1948)
42. DHOH (Weird Tales, July 1948)
43. IN THAT SAME MOMENT (Weird Tales, January 1950)
44. HOME TO MOTHER (Weird Tales, March 1950)
45. THE PINEYS (Weird Tales, September 1950)
46. THE LAST GRAVE OF LILL WARRAN (Weird Tales, May 1951)
47. PARTHENOPE (Weird Tales, September 1953)
48. NOBODY EVER GOES THERE (Weird Tales, Fall 1981)

Manly Wade Wellman (May 21, 1903 – April 5, 1986) was an American writer.

While his science fiction and fantasy stories appeared in such pulps as Astounding Stories, Startling Stories, Unknown and Strange Stories, Wellman is best remembered as one of the most popular contributors to the legendary Weird Tales, and for his fantasy and horror stories set in the Appalachian Mountains, which draw on the native folklore of that region. Karl Edward Wagner referred to him as "the dean of fantasy writers." Wellman also wrote in a wide variety of other genres, including historical fiction, detective fiction, western fiction, juvenile fiction, and non-fiction.

Wellman was a long-time resident of North Carolina. He received many awards, including the World Fantasy Award and Edgar Allan Poe Award. In 2013, the North Carolina Speculative Fiction Foundation inaugurated an award named after him to honor other North Carolina authors of science fiction and fantasy.

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Manly Wade Wellman - Wikipedia

Works

Wellman once estimated his output of stories and articles at about 500, of which about 80 were in the fantasy & science fiction genres.

Science fiction and fantasy

The Invading Asteroid (1929)
Sojarr of Titan (1941)
The Devil's Asteroid (1941)
"Find My Killer" (1948 - as Manly Wellman).
The Solar Invasion (Captain Future novel, Startling Stories Fall/46; reprinted in paperback in 1968)
Devil's Planet (1951)
The Beasts from Beyond (1950) [also known as Strangers on the Heights]
Twice in Time (1957)
The Dark Destroyers (1959) [short version of Nuisance Value, parts one and two (1938/39)]
Giants from Eternity (1959)
Island in the Sky (1961)
Worse Things Waiting (Carcosa,1973) (short story collection) (Winner, World Fantasy Award for Best Collection, 1975)
Sherlock Holmes's War of the Worlds [With Wade Wellman] (1975)
The Beyonders (1977)
The Valley So Low: Southern Mountain Stories (1987) (Ed. Karl E. Wagner, collection) Note: Wellman originally intended Valley So Low to be the title of a sixth Silver John novel, but his intervening death prevented him writing it. The title was applied instead to this collection of short stories.

The Collected Stories of Manly Wade Wellman:

The Third Cry to Legba and Other Invocations (2000) (John Thunstone and Lee Cobbett stories)
The Devil is Not Mocked and Other Warnings (2001)
Fearful Rock and Other Precarious Locales (2001) (Judge Pursuivant and Sergeant Jaeger stories)
Sin's Doorway and Other Ominous Entrances (2003)
Owls Hoot in the Daytime and Other Omens (2003) (John the Balladeer stories)

Silver John collections and novels

Who Fears the Devil? (Arkham House, 1963) (short stories)
John the Balladeer (1988) (Ed. Karl E. Wagner, revised collection containing all Silver John short stories)
Owls Hoot In The Daytime And Other Omens (2003) (Ed. Night Shade Press, also contains all Silver John short stories)
Who Fears the Devil? (Paizo Publishing, 2010) (reprint of AH edition with two additional stories)
The Old Gods Waken (1979)
After Dark (1980)
The Lost and the Lurking (1981)
The Hanging Stones (1982)
The Voice of the Mountain (1984)

John Thunstone collections and novels

Lonely Vigils (Carcosa,1981) (Thunstone and Judge Pursuivant short stories)
What Dreams May Come (1983)
The School of Darkness (1985)
The Complete John Thunstone (2012)

Hok stories and collections

"Battle in the Dawn" (1939)
"Hok Goes to Atlantis" (1939)
"The Day of the Conquerors" (1940)
"Hok Draws the Bow"
"Hok and the Gift of Heaven" (1941)
"Hok Visits the Land of Legends" (1942)
"The Love of Oloana" (1986)
"Untitled Hok Fragment" (1989)
Battle in the Dawn: The Complete Hok the Mighty (2010)

Young Adult stories

The Lion Roared. (Thrilling Tales) 1927.
The Sleuth Patrol. 1947.
The Mystery of Lost Valley. 1948.
The Raiders of Beaver Lake. 1950.
The Haunts of Drowning Creek. 1951.
Wild Dogs of Drowning Creek. 1952.
The Last Mammoth. 1953.
Gray Riders: Jeb Stuart and His Men. 1954.
Rebel Mail Runner. 1954.
Flag on the Levee. 1955.
To Lands Unknown. 1956.
Young Squire Morgan. 1956.
Lights over Skelton Ridge. 1957.
The Master of Scare Hollow. 1957.
Iron Scouts Trilogy
The Ghost Battalion: A Story of the Iron Scouts. 1958.
Ride, Rebels!: Adventures of the Iron Scouts. 1959.
Appomattox Road: Final Adventures of the Iron Scouts. 1960.
Third String Center. 1960.
Rifles at Ramsour's Mill: A Tale of the Revolutionary War. 1961.
Battle for King's Mountain. 1962.
Clash on the Catawba. 1962.
The South Fork Rangers. 1963.
The River Pirates. 1963.
Settlement on Shocco: Adventures in Colonial Carolina. 1963.
Mystery at Bear Paw Gap. 1964.
The Specter of Bear Paw Creek. 1966.
Battle at Bear Paw Gap. 1966.
Jamestown Adventure. 1967.
Brave Horse: The Story of Janus. 1968.
Carolina Pirate. 1968.
Frontier Reporter. 1969.
Mountain Feud. 1969.
Fast Break Five. 1971.

Other Novels

Cahena (1986) (historical novel)
Candle of the Wicked (1960)
A Double Life (movie tie-in) (Century Book Publications, 1947) Based on the screenplay by Garson Kanin and Ruth Gordon for the George Cukor movie starring Ronald Colman.
Find My Killer (mystery) (Farrar, Straus and Giroux,1947)(as by Manly Wellman)
Fort Sun Dance (western) (1955)
Not At These Hands (mystery) (1962)
Romance in Black (as by 'Gans T. Field'). (UK: Utopian Publications, 1945)

Plays

Whom He May Devour. Written in the 1930s. Published in Whispers, 11/12 (1978).

Non-Fiction

Giant in Gray: A Biography of Wade Hampton III of South Carolina. 1949.
Dead and Gone: Classic Crimes of North Carolina. 1954. (Winner, Edgar Award for Best Fact Crime, 1956)
Rebel Boast: First at Bethel, Last at Apppomattox. 1956.
Fastest on the River: The Great Race Between the Natchez and the Robert E. Lee. 1957.
The Life and Times of Sir Archie. With Elizabeth A. C. Blanchard. 1958.
The County of Warren, 1586–1917. 1959.
They Took Their Stand: The Founders of the Confederacy. 1959.
The Rebel Songster: Songs the Confederates Sang. 1959.
Harpers Ferry, Prize of War. 1960.
The County of Gaston. With Robert F. Cope. 1961.
The County of Moore, 1947-1947. 1962.
Winston-Salem:The Founders. 1966.
Napoleon of the West: A Story of the Aaron Burr Conspiracy. 1970.
The Kingdom of Madison: A Southern Mountain Fastness And Its People. 1971.
The Story of Moore County. 1974.
Winston-Salem In History, Vol. 7: Industry And Commerce 1766–1896. With Larry Edward Tise. 1976.
A City's Culture: Painting, Music, Literature. 1976.

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Awesome! All I've read is old gods awaken, a good yarn