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“Shambleau! Shambleau!” the wild mob cried with loathing and disgust, but Northwest Smith drove them off with his blaster and took the exhausted girl to his rooms. There was no hair upon her face — neither brows nor lashes; but what lay hidden beneath the tight scarlet turban bound around her head?

Tombstones For Tejanos and Other Stories by Harry F. Olmsted
Four Western stories of blood feuds, cattle rustlers, murder, revenge and faith by Harry F. Olmsted (1889-1970).

Too Tough to Kill – Fate rewards a businessman with a rotten hand so he joins the Foreign Legion. Thinking he will be assigned to combat and die in battle, Fate hands him another role and he becomes too tough to kill.

Dark Lore – The Eternal Conflict between good and evil, and the fates of people in different incarnations are explored in these stories.

The Kiowa Killer by Jackson Cole
There are a lot of rattlers in Brasada County, both reptile and human. The Kiowa Killer is the human kind. Jim Hatfield, Lone Wolf Ranger, goes to Brasada County to find the killer of a half dozen people – before the killer finds him.

My Flesh is Sweet – On the run in Mexico from the accidental killing of a drunken Mexican general, Ad Conners and Eleana Hayes must somehow make it back across the border to confront a decades-old secret that could destroy them both.

Dead Men Singing – Remember the Alamo! H. Bedford-Jones turns his massive story-telling talents to the Texas Revolution and the Battle of the Alamo.

The Scourge Below and Other Stories by Sam Merwin Jr.
Four science fiction stories by Samuel Merwin Jr. (1910-1996)

The King In Yellow alludes to a fictional drama that drives men mad. The play describes a Yellow King that exists beyond the bounds of space and time and that malevolently toys with and destroys human lives.

The Dead Don’t Die – From a frame-up for murder, to the jewels at the center of a family curse, Bruno Fischer writes about some very bad people.