Editing Frank Belknap Long (section)

===1930s===

"The Horror from the Hills", a story serialised in 1931 in ''[[Weird Tales]]'', incorporated almost verbatim a dream H. P. Lovecraft related to him (among other correspondents) in a letter. The short novel was published many years later in separate book form by Arkham House in 1963, as'' [[The Horror from the Hills]]''.

In the late 1930s, Long turned his hand to science fiction, writing for ''Astounding Science Fiction''. He also contributed horror stories to ''[[Unknown (magazine)|Unknown]]'' (later called ''Unknown Worlds''). Long contributed an episode (along with [[C.L. Moore]], [[Robert E. Howard]] and H. P. Lovecraft) to the round-robin story "The Challenge from Beyond" (1935).

Like ''The Man from Genoa and Other Poems'', his second book is a volume of fantastic verse: ''The Goblin Tower'' (1935), published jointly by H. P. Lovecraft and [[Robert H. Barlow]] under Barlow's The Dragonfly Press imprint. (A variant edition of this volume was published in 1945 by New Collectors Group - see Bibliography). Published in an edition of only 100 copies, this volume is exceedingly scarce; two copies are held at the collections of the [[John Hay Library]].<ref>{{Cite book|url=https://search.library.brown.edu/catalog/b1568668|title=The goblin tower|first=Frank Belknap|last=Long|date=July 21, 1935|publisher=Dragon-Fly Press}}</ref>