Strange Detective Stories - 02/34

Arthur J. Burks is the author of the popular science fiction novel, Dangerous Vegetables. He's a writer who enjoys exploring the unexpected corners of speculative fiction.

Frederick C. Painton is known for his work in the detective fiction genre. His story in "Strange Detective Stories" from February 1934 showcases his contribution to the pulp era's crime narratives.

Harold Bradley Say wrote for the pulp magazines. His work includes "Strange Detective Stories - 02/34." He is known for his contributions to the detective and mystery genres.

Robert E. Howard is the mind behind the dark and thrilling tales of Solomon Kane. His work often explores themes of adventure and the supernatural. You'll find his stories in collections like The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane.

William E. Barrett wrote across genres, from pulp adventure and detective stories like High Adventure #157 and Strange Detective Stories to popular novels. He is perhaps best known for Lilies of the Field, which was adapted into a classic film, as well as other works such as A Woman in the House and The Empty Shrine.