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A. Merritt
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Abraham Grace Merritt – known by his byline, A. Merritt – was an American Sunday magazine editor and a writer of fantastic fiction.
The Metal Monster inaugurated Argosy All-Story Weekly (August 7, 1920)
The Metal Monster inaugurated Argosy All-Story Weekly (August 7, 1920)
Seven Footprints to Satan was republished in the January 1949 issue of Fantastic Novels.
Seven Footprints to Satan was republished in the January 1949 issue of Fantastic Novels.
Creep, Shadow! was reprinted in the debut issue of A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine in 1949.
Creep, Shadow! was reprinted in the debut issue of A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine in 1949.
The August 1926 Weird Tales cover-featured the first publication of "The Woman of the Wood".
The August 1926 Weird Tales cover-featured the first publication of "The Woman of the Wood".
Fantasy
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Fantasy is a genre of speculative fiction involving magical elements, typically set in a fantasy world and usually inspired by mythology or folklore. The term "fantasy" can also be used to describe a "work of this genre", usually literary.
The Fairy of the Dawn in The Violet Fairy Book (1906)
The Fairy of the Dawn in The Violet Fairy Book (1906)
Skeleton Fantasy Show (骷髏幻戲圖) by Li Song (1190–1264)
Skeleton Fantasy Show (骷髏幻戲圖) by Li Song (1190–1264)
Another illustration from The Violet Fairy Book (1906)
Another illustration from The Violet Fairy Book (1906)
Illustration from 1920 edition of George MacDonald's novel The Princess and the Goblin
Illustration from 1920 edition of George MacDonald's novel The Princess and the Goblin