Serial Novels

Serial novels have parts in two or more issues of a magazine

The Hour of the Dragon – A stirring story about a barbarian adventurer who made himself a king, and the strange talismanic jewel, known as the Heart of Ahriman which brings a long dead necromancer back to life.

Lord of the Lamia – An American archeologist faces a weird and deadly mythic ancient creature in the eons-old city of Cairo. Modern day thieves wish to control it but somehow he becomes the Lord of the Lamia.

Two Thousand Miles Below – The life-spark of a fabled race glows in the black heart of a dead, Western volcano.

The Werewolf of Ponkert – a merchant traveling home one night is attacked by werewolves and transformed into one. Generations of his family are cursed by this one act.

Moris Klaw, antiques and curios dealer, and part-time detective, sleeps at the scenes of awful crimes so that he might receive a psychic impression of the victim’s (or the perpetrator’s) last thoughts.

The Troyana Series is two novels, The Drums of Tapajos (1930) and Troyana (1932) written by Capt. S.P. Meek. Explorers probe the Amazon and find a lost city, the remnants of lost civilizations.

Troyana – the sequel to The Drums of Tapajos, Nankivell brings the adventurers back to Troyana to save it from a rebellion by the black robed Atlanteans.

The Drums of Tapajos – After World War I is over, four men journey into the wilds of the Amazon basin in search of treasure. Somewhere in there they find a lost civilization.

Golden Blood – Gold lured the “Secret Legion” into the world’s most treacherous desert. And gold they found – a powerful golden man, an exotic golden woman, a huge golden tiger and an eerie golden snake.

The People of the Black Circle – A stupendous story of Conan the barbarian soldier of fortune, and a tremendous adventure in the castle of the Black Seers.

Lady of the Legion – She came in over the wall of a lonely French fort in the Sahara one night. And the commander decided to sacrifice himself and his men, rather than give her up to an Arab chieftain who wanted to kill her.

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.