Fantasy & Horror

Fantasy, the Occult and Horror. Ghosts, Monsters, the Undead. Dragons, Swords and Sorcery.

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Four tales of devils, demons and horror that spans generations from the stories of Sir Donald Fremling, Occult Detective.

The Horror From the HiIls – A stone idol, brought to New York from China, unleashes the Great Old One Chaugnar Faugn upon the world. And Chaugnar Faugn is hungry.
The Horror From the HiIls incorporates a dream H. P. Lovecraft related to the author in a letter.

After his horrific adventures described in The Moon Pool, Dr. Walter T. Goodwin goes on expedition to study the flora of the Himalayas. Tranquility eludes him though because there he finds The Metal Monster.

Fungi from Yuggoth is a sonnet cycle of 36 sonnets by H. P. Lovecraft. Most of the sonnets were written in the nine day span between December 27, 1929 and January 4, 1930; thereafter individual sonnets appeared in various magazines such as Weird Tales.

A hock-shop relic leads Tony Gregg on a Journey to Barkut, a riotous land of djinns and sins, dragons and dreams, walking castles and talking sand.

The Phantom Hand – Don Wenworth, aided by Sudh Hafiz, a Babist priest, battles Godfrey Moore, power mad practitioner of black magic. An astounding novel of Black Magic, eery murders, and weird occult happenings occasioned by The Phantom Hand.

The Adventures of a Professional Corpse – four stories of a man who will die for you —for a fee. There’s good money in dying. It is surprising how many people can make use of a dead man.

The Sin-Eater and Other Stories is a collection of five stories about black magic, immortality, ancient demons, possession and dual personality.

A hidden underground city has been established, deep in the earth, underneath Chicago. Ruled by Osiris, this city is the gateway to the Karneter, the afterlife, from which no man returns. Into this hidden realm, a woman is brought — she who will become The Bride of Osiris.

In 1935, Fantasy Magazine was approaching its 3rd Anniversary and editor Julius Schwartz wanted to do something special. He conceived of the idea of a “composite story” (round-robin story) called “The Challenge from Beyond” to commemorate the event.

The Hounds of Tindalos and Other Stories – five stories of horror from Frank Belknap Long, Jr. including three classic contributions to the Cthulhu Mythos.

Witch-House – From the occult casebook of Jules de Grandin: A mummy determined to come back to life, a ghost haunting her widower’s new wife, and a witches’ familiar exacting revenge 300 hundred years after the witch was drowned.