"The Bride of Osiris" by Otis Adelbert Kline

As you know, we here at MPorcius Fiction Log are reading stories from 1927 issues of Weird Tales. The cover of the August 1927 issue of the unique magazine promotes a three-part serial by Otis Adelbert Kline, "The Bride of Osiris," and today it is the subject of our examination. This novella would resurface in 1975 in a 96-page collection of Kline stories put out by Robert Weinberg, first of his Lost Fantasies series, and in 2018 in a 240-page(?) hardcover edition by Fiction House. Over three numbers of Weird Tales, I think "The Bride of Osiris" takes up like 60 pages. All three of the Weird Tales stories we read last time dealt with nonconsensual sexual relationships, and maybe this is more of the same. Just look at the cover and title! Well, let's see what our latest excavation of the 99-year-old treasure trove that is WT'27 turns up. Join the dig here, here and here.Somewhat to my surprise, "The Bride of Osiris" is not a supernatural story with evil wizards and animated mummies and…