Weird Fiction Review

S T Joshi has started another journal for weird fiction; his last one, Studies in the Fantastic, folded after two issues because the publisher couldn't afford to keep it going. This new spawn of indefatigability, the annual Weird Fiction Review, is being published by the specialty house Centipede Press, which puts out handsome editions of classics old, modern and debatable, and they certainly don't seem to have cut any corners here. I am privileged to be able to say that this issue contains an article of mine, examining Algernon Blackwood's novella "A Descent into Egypt".