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Terror in the House:
The Early Kuttner, Volume One
Preface by
Richard Matheson
Introduction by Garyn G. Roberts, Ph.D.
Illustrated
by Harry V. Parkhurst
ISBN: 9781893887466
$40.00
600+ pp. Hardcover
Description
Before his marriage to (and subsequent collaborations with) Catherine
L. Moore, Henry Kuttner was a frequent contributor to the pulp
magazines that specialized in the weird, supernatural, horror, and
science fiction genre. Beginning in 1936, with the minor classic "The
Graveyard Rats," Kuttner launched a steady stream of short stories
aimed Weird Tales, Thrilling
Mystery, Spicy Mystery and others.
Writing for Weird Tales
brought Kuttner into direct correspondence with
that magazine's premier contributor. H. P. Lovecraft. Kuttner set
several stories in Lovecraft's "Cthulhu Mythos" and several are
presented
in TERROR IN THE HOUSE including: "The Secret of Kralitz," "The Eater
of Souls," "The Salem Horror," The Jest of Droom-Avista," "The Frog,"
"The Invaders," and "The Bells of Horror."
Given the short lengths of Kuttner's stories, he had to be prolific and
he contributed reams of copy to the weird-menace (a sub-genre of horror
where a seemingly supernatural plot is resolved with a pedestrian
ending) pulps, Thrilling Mystery and
Spice Mystery.
It was his specialization for "spicy" or sexed-up stories that led
Kuttner to write moster (two stories and one novelette) for the first
issue of Marvel Science
Stories, arguably the first "spicy" science fiction pulp.
TERROR IN THE HOUSE is the first volume in a set collecting many of
Kuttner's earliest stories, most of which have never been reprinted.
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Table of Contents
Preface by Richard Matheson
Introduction by Garyn
G. Roberts, Ph.D.
The Graveyard Rats, Weird Tales
Mar ’36
Bamboo Death, Thrilling Mystery
Jun ’36
The Devil Rides, Thrilling Mystery
Sep ’36
The Secret of Kralitz, Weird Tales
Oct ’36
Power of the Snake, Thrilling Mystery
Nov ’36
Coffins for Six, Thrilling Mystery Dec
’36
It Walks by Night, Weird Tales
Dec ’36
Laughter of the Dead, Thrilling
Mystery Dec ’36
The Eater of Souls, Weird Tales
Jan ’37
Terror in the House, Thrilling
Mystery Jan ’37
The Faceless Fiend, Thrilling Mystery
Jan ’37
The Dweller in the Tomb, Thrilling Mystery Feb ’37
I, the Vampire, Weird Tales
Feb ’37
Nightmare Woman, Thrilling Mystery
Mar ’37
The Salem Horror, Weird Tales
May ’37
My Brother, The Ghoul, Thrilling
Mystery Jun ’37
I Am the Wolf, Thrilling Mystery
Jul ’37
The Jest of Droom-Avista, Weird Tales
Aug ’37
Four Frightful Men, Thrilling Mystery
Sep ’37
When the Earth Lived, Thrilling
Wonder Stories Oct ’37
Terror on the Stage, Thrilling
Mystery Sep ’37
Lord of the Lions, Thrilling Mystery
Nov ’37
The Bloodless Peril, Thrilling
Wonder Stories Dec ’37
Invasion from the Fourth Dimension, Thrilling
Mystery Jan ’38
Messer Orsini’s Hands, Spicy Mystery
Jan ’38
Worlds' End, Weird Tales Feb
'38
The Graveyard Curse, Spicy Mystery
Mar ’38
The Unresting Dead, Thrilling
Mystery Mar ’38
The Shadow on the Screen, Weird Tales
Mar ’38
Hell’s Archangel, Spicy Mystery
Apr ’38
My Name Is Death, Spicy Mystery
May ’38
Devil’s Masquerade, Mystery Tales
Jun ’38
The Dark Heritage, Marvel Science
Stories Aug ’38
Dictator of the Americas, Marvel
Science Stories Aug ’38
The Disinherited, Astounding Science
Fiction Aug ’38
Hands Across the Void, Thrilling
Wonder Stories Dec ’38
The Frog, Strange Stories Feb
’39
The Invaders, Strange Stories
Feb ’39
The Bells of Horror, Strange Stories
Apr ’39
Beyond Annihilation, Thrilling
Wonder Stories Apr ’39
Reviews
TBA
Excerpts
TBA
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