Detective Fiction Weekly (December 17, 1932)

New York: The Red Star News Company. Good. 1932. (Vol. LXXII, No. 5). Magazine. [a little chipping/paper loss along right edge of cover due to typical pulp cover extending a bit beyond the text block, a little soiling/darkening to bottom edge, small bit of spine covering missing at base of spine (no loss of spine text), light soiling to rear cover; pages still reasonably supple despite inevitable aging and toning]. Novelettes: "Satan's Creed" (Carroll John Daly); "The Crimson Coffin," featuring Kong Gai (Sidney Herschel Small). Short stories: "A Personal Question" (J. Lane Linklater); "Cops 'n' Robbers" (Robert H. Rohde); "Two Hours of Darkness" (John Reid Byers); "The Ticking Package" (John H. Thompson); "Without Trace" (John Hunter). Serial: "The Ring of Eyes," Part 4 of 5 (Hulbert Footner). True stories: "Illustrated Crimes: The Murder Done to Music" (Paul Berdanier); "Mystery of the Poisoned Ale" (Richard Wilmer Rowan). The "Flashes from Readers" column profiles contributor John H. Thompson. [This item is featured in ReadInk's E-Catalog 3.1, which can be perused in full at our website. (Not everything in that catalog is listed on whatever site you're seeing this.)] .