H. F. Arnold

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H. F. Arnold was an American pulp-era writer who wrote only three published stories. Despite this low output, ‘The Night Wire’ (1926), first published in Weird Tales, is considered the most popular story from the first golden age of that magazine. Real name: Henry Ferris Arnold, Jr.

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The Night Wire

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	Weird Tales, Vol. 13, No. 3	Pulp Magazine
	Weird Tales, Vol. 13, No. 4	Pulp Magazine
	Weird Tales, Vol. 21, No. 1	Pulp Magazine
	The Night Side: Masterpieces of the Strange & Terrible	Hardback
	Avon Fantasy Reader No. 9	Magazine
	Magazine of Horror, No. 9	Digest
	100 Ghastly Little Ghost Stories	Hardback

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