Unknown was a unique magazine of fantasy, a showcase for the work of the most famous authors in the field, enthusiastically read by future greats like Ray Bradbury & Isaac Asimov. The Unknown collects 11 topnotch stories: a classic glimpse Behind the Scenes with Theodore Sturgeon, a sardonic look at the problems of saintliness by Henry Kuttner, an encounter with the Devil by Fredric Brown, Sprague de Camp's rompwith an ape-man, a warning of the consequences of rudeness by H.L. Gold & 6 other gems of cheerful &/or chilling fantasy. Illustrated by Edd Cartier & with a Foreword by Isaac Asimov, it's an outstanding collection of the best in fantastic literature.
Foreword by Isaac Asimov
Introduction (The Unknown) by Donald R. Bensen
The Misguided Halo by Henry Kuttner
Prescience by Nelson S. Bond
Yesterday Was Monday by Theodore Sturgeon
The Gnarly Man by L. Sprague de Camp
The Bleak Shore/Fafhrd & the Gray Mouser by Fritz Leiber
Trouble With Water by H.L. Gold
Doubled & Redoubled by Malcolm Jameson
When It Was Moonlight by Manly Wade Wellman
Mr. Jinx by Fredric Brown & Robert Arthur
Snulbug by Anthony Boucher
Armageddon by Fredric Brown