Weird Tales, Vol. 7, No. 1
| Book | Stealer of Souls (2)* |
| Format | Pulp Magazine |
| Language | English |
| Cover Date | 1926-01 |
| Author | Charles Hilan Craig |
| Periodical Title | Weird Tales |
| Publisher | Popular Fiction Publishing Co. |
| Copyright Holder | Popular Fiction Publishing Co. |
| Editor | Farnsworth Wright |
| Cover Art by | Andrew Brosnatch |
| Contributing Writer | Charles Hilan Craig, Eli Colter, Raoul Lenoir, Alicia Ramsey, Elsie Ellis, Donald Edward Keyhoe, E. Hoffmann Price, H. Thompson Rich, Arthur Edwards Chapman, Charles Kingsley, Sir Walter Scott, Hasan Vokine, W. Elwyn Backus, H. P. Lovecraft, Edgar Allan Poe |
| Format | Pulp Magazine |
| Language | English |
| Location | Indianapolis, Indiana |
| Cover Date | 1926-01 |
| Copyright | 1926 |
| Pages / Font | 144 pages |
| Price | 25¢ |
| Volume Number | 7 |
| Issue Number | 1 |
| Chapters | Stealer of Souls — Charles Hilan Craig
On the Dead Man's Chest (Part One) — Eli Colter
The Dead Soul — Raoul Lenoir
The Black Crusader — Alicia Ramsey
McGill's Appointment — Elsie Ellis
The Mystery Under the Sea — Donald Edward Keyhoe
Adam, to Lilith — E. Hoffmann Price
The Avenger — H. Thompson Rich
The Fair Pastie Pye — Arthur Edwards Chapman
The Sands of Dee — Charles Kingsley
Weird Story Reprints No. 7: Wandering Willie's Tale — Walter Scott
The Gong Ringers — Hasan Vokine
The Waning of a World (Part Three) — W. Elwyn Backus
The Tomb — H. P. Lovecraft
Lenor — Edgar Allan Poe
The Eyrie Stealer of Souls — Charles Hilan Craig
On the Dead Man's Chest (Part One) — Eli Colter
The Dead Soul — Raoul Lenoir
The Black Crusader — Alicia Ramsey
McGill's Appointment — Elsie Ellis
The Mystery Under the Sea — Donald Edward Keyhoe
Adam, to Lilith — E. Hoffmann Price
The Avenger — H. Thompson Rich
The Fair Pastie Pye — Arthur Edwards Chapman
The Sands of Dee — Charles Kingsley
Weird Story Reprints No. 7: Wandering Willie's Tale — Walter Scott
The Gong Ringers — Hasan Vokine
The Waning of a World (Part Three) — W. Elwyn Backus
The Tomb — H. P. Lovecraft
Lenor — Edgar Allan Poe
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