Chuck

And it is what I say, browse the deep drowse.

And it's this is taken from Weird Tales.

Which volume was this?

September 1949.

The Great Pulp Rag, Weird Tales.

And this sort of mysterious case because Alison B. Harding is listed as the writer.

But Alison B. Harding is a bit of a mystery, right?

Yeah, I think so.

I've seen various things.

I've seen Gene Milligan or Lamont Buchanan or maybe a husband-wife team, but it was a nom de plume.

And this is someone who didn't want to be recognized because they wrote whoever it was, like 10 or 15 stories, most of which were in weird tales in like the 1940s and 50s, and then just sort of stopped writing and disappeared.

Really interesting.

Oh, maybe so.

Or maybe they had some, I think one of them was an attorney or something.

So maybe they didn't, like sometimes they have like a proper job and writing for a pulp rag wouldn't be looked upon favorably.

Yeah, agreed.

All right.

So without any further ado, maybe I'll start this one out.

Does that sound good?

This is The Deep Browse by pen name Allison B. Harding.