Wilfred Blanch Talman

Wilfred Blanch Talman is an American Horror fiction writer best know for his collaboration with Howard Phillips Lovecraft on the short story, "Two Black Bottles". He was a correspondent with Lovecraft and late member of the Kalem Club. Late in life he wrote the memoir The Normal Lovecraft (1973).

Bibliography^[1]Edit

NonfictionEdit

• The Normal Lovecraft (1973)

Short fictionEdit

• "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)

PoemsEdit

• Haunted Island (1928)
• Death (1932)
• Ballade of Creatures Abroad by Night (1933)

EssaysEdit

• Letter (Weird Tales, October 1932)(1932)
• Letter (Weird Tales, August 1933)(1933)
• The Normal Lovecraft (1973)

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ ISFB entry WIlfred Blach Talman [1]