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The Continental Op – 1929-30 by Dashiell Hammett
The Continental Op – 1929-30 – The last five of the thirty-six Continental Op stories that Hammett wrote.
Bat Wing by Sax Rohmer
Bat Wing – A thrilling tale by Sax Rohmer where the sign of a bat’s wing nailed to a door indicates that the owner has been placed under a voodoo curse and that he is marked for death! Paul Harley must investigate an uncooperative man who is fated to be the victim of this cursed murder.
I.O.U. – Three Stories by Cornell Woolrich
I.O.U. – Three stories of people on the run and what they do for love.
The Crook in Crimson by Edgar Wallace
The Crook in Crimson – Drug smuggling in London? Mr. J. G. Reeder normally doesn’t concern himself with these kinds of crimes but this time is different.
To Death! – Three Stories by Cornell Woolrich
To Death! Three stories of suspense and murder, fall guys and frames, and good women and bad.
World of the Living Dead by Ed Earl Repp
World of the Living Dead – A mighty hurricane drives a broken sailing yacht through a coastal cave and into a weird subterranean world filled with living skeletons.
What Mad Universe by Fredric Brown
What Mad Universe – A pulp fiction magazine editor is transported into another universe where an intergalactic war is going on, major cities are under complete blackouts, and he is being hunted for being an Arcturian spy.
Cocktails or Corpses? by Talmage Powell
Cocktails or Corpses? – Five stories of murder, betrayal, attempted murder, blackmail and setups. And a lot of thoroughly bad people.
No Good From a Corpse by Leigh Brackett
No Good From a Corpse – Laurel Dane was no angel. She’d changed men as often as she’d changed her hair color, and there was plenty in her past she’d like to forget. But no one deserved to be beaten to death.
Enslaved Brains by Eando Binder
Enslaved Brains is a tale of humanity rising against the Cult of the Scientists.
The Garden of Eden by Max Brand
The Garden of Eden – Ben Conner, gambler on the horses, has come to Lukin to find some peace and quiet. But almost the first thing he finds in this remote high desert community is a horse race.
Dr. Ivan Brodsky, Surgeon of Souls by Victor Rousseau
Lost and broken souls come to Dr. Ivan Brodsky and he does what he must to repair them. Many souls haunt the living, attempting to return to the land of the living. Some souls are confused, some are angry, some refuse to go back to the eternal plain. Dr. Ivan Brodsky helps such souls to their destinies.