CONDUCTED BY PRESTON LANGLEY HICKEY

While most of the material in =WEIRD TALES= is, of course,

fiction, we are of the belief that there are innumerable

persons who have lived through experiences as weird, terrible

and horrifying as anything ever chronicled by a fictionist.

This belief, and the fact that =WEIRD TALES= deals exclusively

with the bizarre and unusual, has resulted in the establishment

of =THE CAULDRON=.

Readers who have had a hand in strange adventures, or who have

been victims of experiences of a startling and terrifying

nature, are cordially invited to send accounts of them to

=THE CAULDRON=. A concrete idea of what is desired may be

ascertained by reading this month’s contributions. Manuscripts

may be as horrible and hair-raising as it is in the power of

the author to make them, but they must be clean from a moral

standpoint. Those accepted will be paid for at our usual rate.

Tell your story clearly and briefly. Double-spaced, typewritten

manuscripts are preferred, but those in long hand will be

considered if legibly written. No manuscript will be returned

unless accompanied by a stamped and self addressed envelope.

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