The Fantasy Fan, March 1934the Fans' Own Magazine

The Fantasy Fan, published in March 1934, is a periodical featuring a collection of short stories and articles from notable authors like Robert E. Howard and H. P. Lovecraft. This issue reflects the burgeoning interest in fantasy and horror genres, showcasing original works and critical discussions on the literary landscape of the time. Notable contributions include Howard's 'Gods of the North,' which follows the warrior Amra of Akbitana, and Lovecraft's exploration of supernatural horror, making it a significant publication in the history of fantasy literature.