Occult Detective Quarterly No. 4Contents
John Linwood Grant: Editorial
Sam L. Edwards & Yves Tourigny “Borkchito: Occult Doggo Detective” (comic)
Simon Avery “Songs for Dwindled Gods” art by Andy Paciorek
Davide Mana “Black Frog and Black Scarab” art by Mutartis Boswell
Sarah Hans “Charms”
Josh Reynolds “The Bascomb Rug”
Justin Guleserian “The Burning Pile”
Aaron Vlek “The Case of the Black Lodge” art by Robert Freeman
Rhys Hughes “The French Lieutenant’s Gurning”
Paul M. Feeney “Those Who Live in Shadow”
Dale W. Glaser “Abduction in Ash” a Kellan Oakes Adventure
Aaron Besson “Yellow Light District”
Sam Gafford “Occult Legion” Chapter Four: Faultlines”
Dave Brzeski: Reviews
James Bojaciuk: Aural Apparitions
Describin’ the Scribes (author bios)

Back coverOccult Detective Quarterly No. 4 Spring 2018
Publisher: Ulthar Press/Sam Gafford
Editors: John Linwood Grant and Dave Brzeski
Layout/Design: Sam Gafford
Cover: Sebastian Cabrol
8.5” x 11” 104 pages
POD $9.95

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