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Wilfred Blanch Talman is an American Horror fiction writer best known for his collaboration with Howard Phillips Lovecraft on the short story, "Two Black Bottles", which was published in Weird Tales in August 1927 and credited solely to Talman. He was a correspondent with Lovecraft and a late member of the Kalem Club. Late in life, he wrote the memoir The Normal Lovecraft (1973).
Bibliography[1][]
Nonfiction[]
- The Normal Lovecraft (1973)
Short fiction[]
- "Two Black Bottles" (1927; with H. P. Lovecraft)
- "The Curse of Alabad and Ghinu and Aratza" (1928)
- "Doom Around the Corner" (1931)
- "A Horror in Profile" (1934)
Poems[]
- "Haunted Island" (1928)
- "Death" (1932)
- "Ballade of Creatures Abroad by Night" (1933)
Essays[]
- "Letter" (Weird Tales, October 1932)
- "Letter" (Weird Tales, August 1933)