The Weird Fiction Review is an annual periodical devoted to the study of weird and supernatural fiction. This 13th issue contains fiction, poetry, and reviews from leading writers and newcomers.

Contents and features include:

• Galleries of monsters by Boleslaw Biegas and a re-assessment of his work.
• Weird Wheels hot rods designed by Norman Saunders and Gary Hallgren.
• An analysis of Guillermo Del Toro’s films by Danel Olson, alongside Richard Taylor’s Lovecraftian book cover landscapes.
• An exploration of the origins of Cthulhu by Will Murray.
• A study of The Necronomicon by Robert M. Price.
• New and reprinted fiction by Philip Fracassi, E. C. Tubb, and Scott Bradfield.
• An exploration of The Twilight Zone by Jason V Brock.
• An extraterrestrial horror comic by Allen Koszowski.
• “Wolves Don’t Cry” by Bruce Elliot and “The Soul of the Man and The Curse of The Werewolf” by Randall D. Larson.
• A history of Dark Harvest publishing in the “Collecting The Modern Macabre” column.
• A history of the San Francisco Bay area through the lens of weird fiction, covering the influence of Clark Ashton Smith, Fritz Leiber, and Jack Vance.
• “Arkham’s First Crocodile” by Jonathan Thomas, detailing the perils of stealing magic from a reptilian god.