List of Speculative Fiction Titles published in 1936

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• Infinity Zero
• Infra-Universe
• Infra-Universe (Part 1 of 2)
• Infra-Universe (Part 1 of 2)
• Infra-Universe (Part 1 of 2)
• Infra-Universe (Part 1 of 2) [2]
• Infra-Universe (Part 1 of 2) [2]
• Inland Deep
• Inland Deep
• Intelligence Undying
• Intelligence Undying
• Intelligence Undying (reprint)
• Interview with Jack Williamson (The Science Fiction Fan)
• Introduction (In Menehune Land)
• Introduction (Tales from Grimm)
• Introduction (The Grimoire and Other Supernatural Stories)
• Introduction (Uncanny Stories)
• Invocation
• Io
• Is America Stumped?
• Is Science Fiction in a Rut? (Part 2 of 2)
• Island of the Dead
• Isle of the Gargoyles
• Isle of the Gargoyles
• Isle of the Gargoyles
• Isle of the Gargoyles
• Isle of the Unborn
• Isle of the Unborn
• Isle of the Undead
• Isle of the Undead
• It Is Dark in My Grave
• It Walks by Night
• Jack the Ripper
• Jamaica Inn
• Janice in Tomorrow-Land
• Jewels for the Dead
• John O'London's Weekly - 1936
• Johnny on the Spot
• Jorgas
• Judd Hudkin's Knife
• Judgment
• Judgment
• Jungle Castaways
• Jungle Poisons
• Jurgen
• Jurma and the Sea God
• Jurma and the Sea God
• Just as Important
• Ka-Zar - 1936
• Ka-Zar, October 1936
• Kaehu, the Child of the Sea
• Kalanikoa and Kanani
• Kali
• Kali's Vine
• Kali's Vine
• Kalum, o mistério do sertão
• Kameraden der Zukunft
• Kameraden der Zukunft
• Kameraden der Zukunft
• Kameraden der Zukunft
• Kameraden der Zukunft
• Kametis and Evelpis
• Kametis and Evelpis
• Karmesin
• Keeper of the Gate
• Keeper of the Gateway
• Kharu Knows All
• Killer Blood for Sale
• Killer's Bait
• King of Claw and Fang
• King of Claw and Fang
• King of Claw and Fang (Complete Novel)
• Kismet
• Kurda's Corridor
• Kurda's Corridor
• L'âne et le cheval
• L'assalto al grande convoglio
• L'Atlantide
• L'Auberge du Roi gourmand
• L'Auberge du Roi gourmand
• L'aventure d'un soir
• L'énigmatique Tiger Brand
• L'homme au masque d'argent
• L'homme dans le passage
• L'homme qui s'est retrouvé
• La conspiration fantastique
• La croisière du Nyctalope
• La croisière du Nyctalope (Part ? of ?)
• La doctrina de los ciclos
• La douleur d'Achille
• La force mystérieuse
• La guerre du lierre
• La guerre du lierre
• La guerre du lierre
• La guerre du lierre
• La Hormiguita and Perez the Mouse
• La lluvia
• La mitrailleuse Musgrave
• La nourrice automatique
• La porte ouverte
• La Sombra ríe
• La Sombra ríe
• La sombra viviente
• La sombra viviente
• La tartaruga
• La tente aux mystères
• Labédoyère's Doom
• Laboratory Co-Operator-3
• Laboratory Co-Operator-3
• Laboratory Co-Operator-3
• Labyrinth of Monsters
• Lady from Hell
• Lady in Black
• Lady in Black
• Lady of the Moonlight
• Land Under England
• Las uñas
• Laugh and Die
• Laughing Gas
• Laughter of the Dead
• Lazy Heinz
• Le coche fantôme
• Le décapité vivant
• Le document secret
• Le formidable secret du Pôle
• Le Matin - 1936
• Le monstre de l'île sans nom
• Le monstre de l'île sans nom
• Le monstre de l'île sans nom
• Le monstre de l'île sans nom
• Le Morte d'Arthur
• Le Morte d'Arthur
• Le mystère de la chambre verte
• Le mystérieux Horle
• Le portrait de Mr. Rigott
• Le professeur Krausse
• Le récit du voyageur
• Le rituel de la mort
• Le romancier Martin
• Le squelette assassin
• Le squelette assassin
• Le trésor dans l'abîme
• Le véritable secret du Palmer Hotel
• Le virus 34
• Le virus 34
• Le whisky de monsieur Bitterstone
• Lean Liesl and Lanky Lenz
• Legend of Helena Vaughan
• Lei Aloha and the Menehune
• Leppä Pölkky and the Blue Cross
• Leppä Pölkky and the Blue Cross
• Lerne doktor
• Les adieux d'Hector
• Les derniers jours
• Les eaux infernales
• Les huîtres et le dormeur
• Les larmes d'un père
• Les mains et la machine
• Les résultats d'un duel
• Les sept petites chaises
• Les sept villas
• Les tristesses d'une reine
• Les vingt-quatre heures prodigieuses
• Lesandro's Familiar
• Lesandro's Familiar
• Lethe
• Letter ("Scientihooey")
• Letter (A Letter About Letters)
• Letter (A Letter About Letters)
• Letter (Against the Radicals)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1936): A Very Amusing Contribution to Discussion
• Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1936): A Very Amusing Contribution to Discussion
• Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1936): Wild Bill Answered by an Author He Finds Fault with
• Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1936) [2]
• Letter (Amazing Stories, December 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, December 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, December 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, December 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, December 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, December 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, February 1936): A Change of Opinion Chronicled—But We Are Sorry You Had an Opinion to Change
• Letter (Amazing Stories, February 1936): A Change of Opinion Chronicled—But We Are Sorry You Had an Opinion to Change
• Letter (Amazing Stories, February 1936): A Somewhat Severe Rejoinder from a Young Reader.
• Letter (Amazing Stories, February 1936): A Somewhat Severe Rejoinder from a Young Reader.
• Letter (Amazing Stories, February 1936): A Very Severe Criticism of Amazing Stories
• Letter (Amazing Stories, February 1936): A Very Severe Criticism of Amazing Stories
• Letter (Amazing Stories, February 1936): Amazing Stories Is Said to Be Improving
• Letter (Amazing Stories, February 1936): Amazing Stories Is Said to Be Improving
• Letter (Amazing Stories, June 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, June 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, June 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, June 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, October 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, October 1936)
• Letter (Amazing Stories, October 1936)
• Letter (Another Author Speaks)
• Letter (Another Author Speaks)
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): "Strange City" Again!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): "Well, Maybe—"
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): An Appeal to Reason!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Are You Sure About the Covers?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Astounding Thrives in a Cricible of Reader Opinion.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Astounding Thrives in a Cricible of Reader Opinion.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Be Sure to Read This.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Did Some One Mention Edges?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Did Some One Mention Edges?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Don't You Like New Thoughts?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): From Dr. E.E. Smith
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): From Dr. E.E. Smith
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Getting Clubby!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): He Thinks We're Slipping!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Here It Is—and I Like It.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): I'm Always Ready to Consider Sequels.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): I'm Glad to Print Such Suggestions
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): I'm Sure We Will Donn.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): In One Word!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): January Only Starts the Year!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Living Up to the Title!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): On Esperanto.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): On Review.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Open Letter to Stanley G. Weinbaum
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Our Percentage Is Better!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Page Mr. Lovecraft!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Progress and Reader Support Go Hand-in-Hand.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Satisfied.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Thank You!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): The Best to Date!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Thought-Variants Again.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Thought-Variants? Coming!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Two Copies? One to File?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Two Copies? One to File?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Two Magazines Cost Twice as Much!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Van Loren Is Promising. We'll Watch Him.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Want Fewer Shorts?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): We Appreciate Appreciation!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): We Appreciate Appreciation!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): We Can't Stand Still!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): We Waited Seven Years for This!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): We Will Gladly Grant Your Request!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): We'll Try to Get Them!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Weinbaum Was Jessel.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Welcome to Our Circle.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Wonder If You Remember Clearly?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Yes, Wesso Has Faults, Too.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1936): Yes, Wesso Has Faults, Too.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): "Mathematics Plus" Unsolvable.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): A General Discussion.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): After a Year.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): After a Year.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Among Those Favored—and Not.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Among Those Favored—and Not.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): And Again—But Favorable.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): And Again—But Favorable.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Another "First" Letter.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Continuing a Discussion.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Critics and Booster.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Curiosity Is Aroused.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Daniels Will Be Missed.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): In General.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Lovecraft Again.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): One for Writers to Read.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Page Stanton Coblentz!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Picking Out the Best.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Piqued at Lovecraft.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Readers' Suggestions Promote Progress.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Science vs. Accepted Opinions.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Science-Fiction and Fantasy.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Science-Fiction Doesn't Have to Be Scientific.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Sequels Again.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Thank You. We'll Keep It Up.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): The Quarterly Again!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Theories and Discussion.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): We Want to Be Checked Up.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Well, I Read It!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Wesso Is Back Again.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Wesso Is Back Again.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): You Have to Allow for Appetites.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): "Is Man a Machine?"
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): "Ominpotent, Invincible, Satisfying."
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): "Ominpotent, Invincible, Satisfying."
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): "The Incredible Invastion"—Then Two Years of Silence Broken.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): A "First" Letter.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): A Comet—Rising!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): An Interesting Discussion Point.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): Another "First" Letter.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): Attention John Desautels.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): Food for Thought.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): Here's a Brain-Twister.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): In Favor of Short-Short Corner.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): Many Libraries Ask for Astounding.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): More About Atlantis and Lemuria.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): New Authors vs. Old.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): October Issue One of the Best.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): Page Raymond Z. Gallun.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): Some Interesting Observations.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): Some Interesting Observations.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): The "Average" Reader?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): Wants More Science.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): We Can't Have a Sequel to Every Story.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): We're Glad You Did.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1936): We're Glad You Enjoyed Your Repast.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): A Joyful Return!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): A Joyful Return!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): A Letter to the Art Editor
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): A Letter to the Art Editor
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): A New Reader Tells Why!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): A New Reader Tells Why!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): A New Suggestion!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): A Veteran Approves!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Another New Idea!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Another New Idea!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Attack!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Can't Science Fiction Be a Combination of Both?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Checking Up!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Checking Up!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Fantastic Fiction Has Its Place!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): From a Faithful Disciple!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Generally Speaking!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Good and Bad!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): He Favors Jessel!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): He Likes It—But—
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Here's One Pleased!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Hints and Answers!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): How About a Sequel?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): How About This Suggestion?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): How About This Suggestion?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Indefinable Something?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): More Adventure, Mystery, Romance!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): No Complaints
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): No Science, But "Skylark" Was Good!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Objection Sustained!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Objection Sustained!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Opinions Are Important!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Opinions Are Important!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Re: "Fantasy Magazine!"
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Remember Hawk Carse?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Ten Best of the Year!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Thank You!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): The "Demonstrator" Gets a Victim!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): THe Good and the Bad!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): The Regular Course—and Then Some!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): They Want Humor
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): They Want Humor
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Too Many T. V.s!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Was It That Bad?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): We Miss Dold, Too!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): We Take It on All Sides!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): We Take It on All Sides!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): We Try for Balance!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): We Try to Hit a Medium!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): We Try to Improve!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1936): Well! Well!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): "I Will Answer Them All"—Bob.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): "I Will Answer Them All"—Bob.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): "I Will Answer Them All"—Bob.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): After the First Year!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Another Bomb Thrown Into the Fire!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Containing a New Suggestion!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Dold Takes It Now!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): From a New Reader.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Had We Considered Your Story Plagiarism We Would Not Have Bought It!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): He Liked Weinbaum Before, and Now—
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): He Liked Weinbaum Before, and Now—
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Impresions.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): It's the Edges Again!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): LIkes and Dislikes!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): LIkes and Dislikes!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Nothing to Complain About!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): On Science Editorials!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Only a Few Requests!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Power En Masse!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Problems Answered!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Provoking, Although Unscientific!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Straight to the Point.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Thank You!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Thank You!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): The Welsh Attack!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Thinks "The Skylark" Is Still the Best!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): Wants Supersciences!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): We Agree!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): We Do Try.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): We Like Readers' Opinions
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): You Really Have a Treat in Store!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1936): You Really Have a Treat in Store!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): "Good-Natured Growling"
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): "Technically Wishful."
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): A Hint or Two—or Three.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Addressed to Mr. Stark
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): After All—It Is Fiction.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): After All—It Is Fiction.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Another First Letter.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Comprehensive Review.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Does Science Eliminate Women?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Fearn Wins!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Fearn Wins!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Gallun "Improves with Age."
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Including Another New Idea.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Just a Line—But—
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Just a Line—But—
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Mathematica Plus—a Puzzle.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): More Wiljon Kar?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Now—and Then—100% Up!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): One for Binder.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Rocket Plans?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): The Quarterly Again.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): The Quarterly Again.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): The Reason Why.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): War Themes Are O. K. But Done Too Often.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): We Can't Have Sequels to Everything.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): Wesso and Dold Are Back.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): What Is Science-Fiction?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1936): What Is Science-Fiction?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): A Change of Heart.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): A Correction.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): A Request for More Realism.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): An Annual Letter.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): Another Boon for Brown.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): Another Boon for Brown.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): Appearance Has Its Points.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): Brass Tacks Better Than Stories?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): Bricks in Plenty.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): But We Do Invite Criticism.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): Cometeers Runs in Four Parts.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): He Says the 1936 Issues Are Better.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): Isn't Science Weird Sometimes?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): Lightning Again.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): On Artists and Imagination.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): On Lovecraft and Merritt.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): Reaction on Tin.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): There's Always Room for Improvement.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): We Do Try to Please.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): We Do Try to Please.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, June 1936): We Like Opinions.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): A Favorable Pat!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): A New Objection!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Brass Tacks Gets Questions Answered!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Illusion of Reality!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Including Advice!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Including Advice!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): More Sequels?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): More Sequels?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): On the Whole, Favorable!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Plenty of Variety!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Review!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Review!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Scientific Observations!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Selects the Nine Best!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): So Many Sequels?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Striking But Gaudy!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): The Good Old Days!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): We Got Wellman!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): We Try to Be Original!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Weinbaum Is Tops!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936): Wesso Saves It!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, March 1936)L From Cover to Cover!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): "Mathematica Plus" Is Here
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): "Our Rocket"
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): A Dimensional Discussion
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): A New Reader
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): A Scientific Basis!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): A Scientific Basis!
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): A Short-Short Story
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): A Short-Short Story
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): A Step at a Time, Please
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): A Vetran Speaks
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): An Order in Full
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Another Job?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Are Edges O.K.?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Aren't We Constructive?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Containing a New Suggestion
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Containing a New Suggestion
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Good Authors Are Not Always Good Scientists
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): I Appreciate This Coöperation
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): I'm Not Fond of War Themes, Are You?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): In the June Issue:
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): In the June Issue:
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Isn't This Issue Even Better?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Lovecraft Again
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Opposed to Adventure
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Pointed Comments
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Pointed Comments
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Spirit Creates Effort to Advancement
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Still Improving
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): The Music Goes Round—
• Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): Three Classics Only?
• Letter (Astounding Stories, November 1936): "Finality Unlimited."
• Letter (Astounding Stories, November 1936): A Definition of Infinity.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, November 1936): A Discussion of Speed.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, November 1936): A Discussion of Speed.
• Letter (Astounding Stories, November 1936): A Good Point on "Glagula."
• Letter (Astounding Stories, November 1936): Another Analysis.