Zothique #2 from Italy. 192 pages in Italian. Here’s the translated gist re: the non-fiction and new translations…

This second issue of Zothique begins with a theoretical essay on the horror fiction, but the highlight is a large and exclusive Dossier that takes stock of the writer Ambrose Bierce, of which five unpublished weird stories are also presented in Italian, as well as bibliographic guides and essays on this author and his stories.

We then move on to the Belgian Thomas Owen, one of ‘the fathers of the fantastic’, and after an introductory essay we present four of his stories which step between the surreal and the fantastic, also in first Italian translation.

Also the first part of a long essay dedicated to the poetry of Robert E. Howard.