Running for sixteen issues in 1919, 'The Thrill Book' was a magazine of 'strange, bizzare, occult, mysterious tales,' but not quite a fantastic-fiction magazine, mixing various types of adventure stories with often outstanding fantasy, horror, and science fiction. This volume is a facsimile reprint of the first issue.

The Thrill Book (Vol. 1, No. 1) [1919]

Literature & Fiction

La Spina, Greye

Carey, Will Cage

Kofoed, J. C.

Bayley, Donoval

Bishop, J. Hampton

Short Stories & Anthologies

Wildside Pulp Classics

This facsimile reprint of the September 1925 issue of Weird Tales presents stories by some of the magazine's greatest writers, including H.P. Lovecraft, E. Hoffmann Price, Frank Belknap Long, and Seabury Quinn. Reprinted at the original pulp size, 7" x 10", included are: The Gargoyle, by Greye La Spina (Part 1 of 3) The Terrific Experiment, by Hurley von Ruck The Sultan's Jest, by E. Hoffmann Price The Temple, by H. P. Lovecraft The Furnished Room, by O. Henry The Midnight Visitor, by William Sanford Darkness, by Charles Hilan Craig The Blackthorn Gallows, by E.E. Speight Itself, by Seabury Quinn The Flying Halfback, by Robert S. Carr The Ether Ray, by H. L. Maxson The Masters from Beyond, by Edward Podolsky The Sev'n-Ring'd Cup, by H. Thompson Rich The Death Angel (poem), by Francis Hard Jean Beauce, by W. J. Stamper The Were-Snake, by Frank Belknap Long The Devil Bed, by Gerald Dean Ashes of Circumstance, by J. U. Giesy

Weird Tales, September 1925: Vol. VI, No. 3

Henry, O.

Long Jr., Frank Belknap

Lovecraft., H.P

Genre Fiction

Wildside Press

Weird Tales, February 1925: Vol. V, No. 2

Burks, Arthur J.

OWEN, frank

Whitehead, Henry S.

Bagby, Stephen

Weird Tales, March 1925

Quinn, Seabury

Eddy, C.M.

Weird Tales, April 1925

Eddy Jr., C.M.

Dyalhis, Nictzin

A quarterly safari through the Pulp Jungle! Ten exciting stories of new and vintage pulp fiction, featuring: Robert E. Howard: "Waterfront Fists" -- Sailor Steve Costigan is caught off-guard when trouble is pretty; E. K. Jarvis: Greye La Spina: "The Haunted Landscape" -- Strange lights in the old house ...; Will H. Thompson: "Tigre and Isola" -- by the author of “The High Tide at Gettysburg”; Larry Latham: "Desert Rescue, "a short-short story. The new pulp fiction begins with Stanley C. Sargent: "When the Means Just Defy the End," a Jack the Ripper tale; Richard Lupoff: "The Golden Saint Meets the Scorpion Queen" -- A femme fatale marks Seacoast City for death! Bret Bouriseau: "The Night Visitor" -- A sinister late-night snack .... Stuart Hopen: "Ritual Burning" -- Following procedure is not an option with a flaming creature! and Tim J Finn: "Vampire Blood Strip" -- A red light district runs red with the blood of innocent victims — and a few not-so-innocent victims!

Pulp Adventures #25: The Golden Saint Meets the Scorpion Queen (Volume 25)

Lupoff, Richard A.

Sargent, Stanley C.

Hopen, Stuart

Howard,Robert E.

Thompson, Will H.

Finn, Tim J.

Bouriseau, Bret

Action & Adventure

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The manuscript that became this book of malevolent lycanthropy in the astral plane has a strange provenance. It was thrown to Greye La Spina by Sophie Delorme, a mysterious woman leaning from a window on the second story of a house that was immediately destroyed by an explosion. La Spina read and published it despite a series of threats and actual attacks by person or persons unknown. All of this took place in 1924 and the stamp of that decadent era is all over the tale about a visit to Differdale mansion by young Owen Edwards, and his encounter with Sophie's beautiful niece, Portia, and the exotic Princess Tchernova. All seems so innocent, despite the presence of a pack of wolves kept as pets by the princess, until deaths start piling up in the countryside. As Owen investigates, the clues seem to point to something more dangerous than mere feral pets: werewolves! Ramble House is proud to reprint this masterpiece of astral evil which was first published in WEIRD TALES in 1925, then later reprinted in 1960 by Arkham House.

Invaders from the Dark

Ramble House

Armchair Fiction presents the best in classic horror stories. "Horror Gems, Volume Eighteen" features Paul Ernst and others. There are all kinds of ghoulish goodies in this, the best Horror Gems collection in many a moon. There are ten terrific tales, certain to provide thrills, chills, and even an occasional smile. For grisly tales of impending terror check out “The Feast in the Abbey” or “Murder in the Grave.” Are mad scientists your thing? You’ll love “Monsters from the Pit” and “Creatures of the Ray.” How about horror of the female persuasion? “The Wolf-Girl of Josselin” and “It Walks by Night” will make you wary of the fairer sex. Like a good ghost story? “Concert to Death” is right up your alley. And if you enjoy tales of people trapped in remote, isolated places filled with unspeakable terror you’ll definitely want to feast your eyes on “Black Medicine” and “The Web of Living Death.” All in all a harrowing good time awaits you—just make sure the doors are locked and all the windows are latched! Here's the full lineup:

Horror Gems, Volume Eighteen

HAMILTON, EDMOND

Powers, Paul S.

KUTTNER, HENRY

Eadie, Arlton

Aton, James L.

Ernst, Paul

Bloch,Robert

Armchair Fiction & Music

Weird Tales: Best of the Early Years 1923-25

First hitting newsstands in 1923, Weird Tales magazine quickly became a literary monster in discovering and publishing the best horror, sci-fi and fantasy writers of its day. 
The pulp magazine was one of the earliest publications, if not the first, to feature strange tales of occultism and alien invasions that simply didn’t fit into any other magazine at that time. 
The stories struck a chord with those early audiences, and as a result,Weird Tales created asubgenre as “weird” could be attached itself to various genres. 
Marquee names like master magician Harry Houdini and cosmic horror creator H.P. Lovecraft graced the magazine’s pages during those early years with several debut stories, alongside authors who were already giants in their own right—Otis Adelbert Kline, Seabury Quinn, and Greye La Spina. Maybe lesser known, but no less influential, writers like Frank Belknap Long Jr., Mary S. Brown, Lyllian Huntley Harris, Hasan Vokine, Arthur J. Burks, and H. Warner Munn turned out disturbing yarns that have stood the test of time only to be resurrected nearly a century later. 
From the macabre and morbid to unexplainable stories of the occult, this collection features those early authors across thirteen tales of terror from the impactful years of 1923 to 1925 that are best enjoyed at the witching hour. 
Reading ritual aside, you've been warned.\nTable of Contents\nForeword: Confessions of a Weird Kid—Jonathan Maberry 
IMPRISONED WITH THE PHARAOHS—Houdini 
THE THING OF A THOUSAND SHAPES—Otis Adelbert Kline 
THE MAGIC MIRROR—Mary S. Brown 
THE VOW ON HALLOWEEN—Lyllian Huntley Harris 
THE WEREWOLF OF ST. BONNOT—Seabury Quinn 
THE SEA THING—Frank Belknap Long Jr. 
SLEIGH BELLS—Hasan Vokine 
THE FESTIVAL—H.P. Lovecraft 
THE WEREWOLF OF PONKERT—H. Warner Munn 
VALE OF THE CORBIES—Arthur J. Burks 
THE TENANTS OF BROUSSAC—Seabury Quinn 
THE PHANTOM WOLFHOUND—Otis Adelbert Kline 
THE GARGOYLE—Greye La Spina

Houdini, Harry

Kline, Otis Adelbert

WordFire Press, LLC

Weird Tales: Best of the Early Years 1926-27

Spectral visitations… 
World-conquering spiders… 
An ancient feud with an enchanted forest… 
Demonic paintings… 
Zombies, mummies, vampires… 
… and more. 
Founded in 1922, Weird Tales is an iconic publication of fantasy, science fiction and horror stories. Weird Tales is the forerunner to today’s pulp and speculative fiction genres. 
Within these pages you’ll find some of the best of the classic stories originally published in Weird Tales during the years 1926 and 1927, collected into a single volume. Featuring stories by legendary authors such as Seabury Quinn, E. Hoffman Price, Greye La Spina, Edward Hamilton, Frank Belknap Long Jr., H. Warner Munn, August W. Derleth, A. Merritt, and H.P. Lovecraft.\nTABLE OF CONTENTS\nForeword: Writers Are Weird—Jonathan Maberry 
THE PEACOCK’S SHADOW—E. Hoffman Price 
THE WHITE LADY OF THE ORPHANAGE—Seabury Quinn 
THE TERRIBLE OLD MAN—H.P. Lovecraft 
THE WOMAN OF THE WOOD—A. Merritt 
BAT’S BELFRY—August W. Derleth 
THE CURSE OF EVERARD MAUNDY—Seabury Quinn 
THE TOMB—H.P. Lovecraft 
SALADIN’S THRONE-RUG—E. Hoffmann Price 
THE DOG-EARED GOD—Frank Belknap Long, Jr. 
THE CITY OF SPIDERS—H. Warner Munn 
THE CATS OF ULTHAR—H.P. Lovecraft 
BACK TO THE BEAST—Manley Wade Wellman 
A SUITOR FROM THE SHADES—Greye La Spina 
PICKMAN’S MODEL—H.P. Lovecraft 
THE ATOMIC CONQUERORS—Edmund Hamilton

Merritt, A.

Price, E. Hoffman

Hamilton, Edmund

Munn, H. Warner

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