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THE SEVEN DEADLY ARTS was originally published in the October 1946 issue of The Shadow Magazine. New Orleans and the black arts. A mysterious cult murmuring eerie incantations... death occurring in the wake of an ancient curse. It was more than black magic and superstition - it was the clever plot of mortal men - and only The Shadow sensed the danger. This story was written, not by Walter Gibson, not by Theodore Tinsley, but by Bruce Elliott. Was that a cold chill you just felt running down your spine? Probably. Because once you realize who authored this story, you know it's going to be bad. Really bad. The fifteen Shadow stories that Bruce Elliott wrote for The Shadow Magazine were the worst in the 325 issue run. We're talking bottom of the barrel, here. If I followed my mother's advice, "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all" this could make for a very short review. So, with apologies, I'll disregard it for now. But I'll try to find a few nice things to say, among the rest. This story, his third, along with "Reign of Terror," his last, were probably the two best Shadow stories that Bruce Elliott ever wrote. And that's damning them both with faint praise. They

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Author

Grant, Maxwell; Elliott, Bruce

Publisher

Street & Smith

Published

1946

Language

EN

Category

work of fiction