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Stolen jewels, double crosses and murder star in Don’t Meddle With Murder – Three Johnny Castle Novelettes by C.S. Montanye.

Murgunstrumm by Hugh B. Cave – Can Paul Hill escape from the insane asylum? If he does he must return to the Gray Toad Inn and destroy Murgunstrumm and the vampires within. Ruth LeGeurn’s life depends upon it.

The Star Kings is classic science fiction from Edmond Hamilton. Prince Zarth Arn exchanges minds and bodies with John Gordon, 200,000 years in his past. Gordon finds he must impersonate Prince Zarth on the eve of interstellar war. And only one man knows the truth of his impersonation – the tyrant leader of the League of Dark Worlds.

Maid of Mustang Mesa – two Western novelettes by Syl MacDowell (1892-1980).
No Gals In Nogales (1936) – When the law deals a marked deck, Silverado Smith takes the owlhoot trail to vengeance!
Maid of Mustang Mesa (1937) – When Jake Kane Sashays Into the Loop M Ranch, He Brings Quick Gun Justice! Marfa Lamar Sides an Outlaw Maverick and Works a Miracle with Faith and Trust!

Voodoo Express by Theodore Roscoe – two novelettes about Haiti, voodoo, zombies, shrunken heads and drums – the incessant drumming from the hills that drives men mad.

The City of the Living Dead – Civilizations are messy things. Everyone has their own ideas on how to run them. How do you go about building a Utopia? Who should run them? Politicians? Scientists? Psychologists? Artists? And what do you do with a civilization when you are running it?

The Letter Death Wrote and Other Stories – four hard-boiled stories of murder, blackmail, kidnapping and death by Bruno Fischer.

The City of Singing Flame by Clark Ashton Smith – two stories of adventure into parallel universes. Despite its weird beauty, and its function as a portal to the Inner Dimension, the Singing Flame of Ydmos must be destroyed.

And A Gun – three Western stories of ambushes, gamblers and gunfights by Robert Moore Williams.
It’s a difficult thing to stand by while your ranch is being burned to the ground. When this happens you need faith, friends—and a gun.