Previous SFF Author: Katherine Harbour
Allison V. Harding (1919 – 2004) was one of the most frequently published authors during the final decade of the classic run of Weird Tales magazine. Her work never appeared anywhere else. Little is known of her life history, but a visit to the website Tellers of Weird Tales might be helpful for those wishing to know more.
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Allison V. Harding: The Forgotten Queen of Horror by Allison V. Harding
Unless you are an aficionado of the famous pulp magazine Weird Tales, or have read some of the many anthology collections derived from its pages, the chances are good that you are not familiar with the author Allison V. Harding. This reader had previously encountered the author in the 1988 collection Weird Tales: The Magazine That Never Dies, which contained what is probably Harding’s most famous story,
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Previous SFF Author: Katherine Harbour
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