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Stories From The Big House by Convict 12627
Five stories of life inside prison and how men get there, from Convict 12627. Convict 12627 was the pseudonym of Robert Arnold. His stories ran as features in several pulp mystery and crime magazines during the late 1930s.

Black Vulmea, Irish pirate on the Spanish Main, roams the Caribbean and the South Atlantic in search of treasure. Along the way he battles Indians, other pirates, and the hated English.

Escape! – Three stories of men in the French penal colonies, in horrible conditions, condemned to death or worse, and their attempts to escape to freedom.

When Chet Lacey, Private Investigator, deals with the low life grifters that surround high society he finds that guns can be handy things.

Red Sun of Danger by Edmond Hamilton writing as Brett Sterling.
No, Captain Future isn’t dead, but in order to infiltrate a criminal organization he must pretend to be his own attacker.

Don’t Tell Anyone – Four Stories by J. Lane Linklater about frame ups, jewel heists, gambling, horse races and murder.
Souvenir From Saipan (1947)
One Small Clue (1945)
Mr. Brown’s Bare Feet (1950)
Don’t Tell Anyone (1948)

Desert Rendezvous – two stories of men and women of the West, coming together to take on  thieves, hijackers and murderers.

Renegade Payoff and Other Stories – Four Western tales by Ed Earl Repp.

Trailin’ – Anthony Woodbury is a motherless young man raised among the aristocracy of the East. Woodbury witnesses his father being gunned down and heads out into the western territories to hunt down the murderer. Skilled with horses and guns, Woodbury is still a greenhorn with a lot to overcome before he can track down his father’s killer.

Dreams and Horror – Two Novelettes by H.P. Lovecraft
The Dunwich Horror – “Oh, oh, great Gawd . . . that . . . that.”
The Dreams in the Witch-House – A story of mathematics, witchcraft and Walpurgis Night, in which the horror creeps and grows—