Weird Tales

Weird Tales is a distinguished American magazine founded in 1923, known for publishing speculative fiction, including horror, fantasy, and science fiction. It showcased works by influential writers like H.P. Lovecraft and Clark Ashton Smith, helping to popularize weird fiction—a genre characterized by its blend of the strange, supernatural, and the bizarre. The magazine played a crucial role in establishing a community for genre enthusiasts and has a lasting influence on contemporary fantasy and horror literature. Its unique blend of macabre storytelling and imaginative narratives has captivated readers for decades.