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I happened to both be interested in The Weird Circle and to have a copy of On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio, by John Dunning, and, to my surprise, The Weird Circle doesn't appear there at all. It's not in the index under "The" or "Weird" or "Circle", and searching for "Weird" using the Google Books copy has two matches, neither of which is this one. Looking at the article history, this reference has been here since the beginning. Do I just have a rare incomplete printing of the book? Could someone who has access to another copy double-check? Radio Drama Llama (talk) 00:53, 28 September 2022 (UTC)Reply