Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine #5

Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine #5

Marvin Kaye (ed)

Marvin Kaye (ed)

FROM WATSON’S SCRAPBOOK, by Dr John H. Watson221C BAKER STREET, by Alan McCright / ASK MRS HUDSON, by (Mrs) Martha HudsonSCREEN OF THE CRIME, by Lenny PickerTHE BBC’S “SHERLOCK” — A REVIEW, by M J ElliottSHERLOCK HOLMES MEETS DRACULA, by Robert Eighteen-BisangBIOGRAPHICAL ASPECTS OF “THE RESIDENT PATIENT,” by Bob ByrneA HOUSE GONE MAD, by Sherlock Holmes as edited by Bruce I. KilsteinTHE ADVENTURE OF THE SECOND ROUND, by Mark WardeckerSHERLOCK HOLMES — STYMIED! by Gary LovisiTHE GIANT RAT OF SUMATRA, by “Paula Volsky”THE ADVENTURE OF THE NOBLE BACHELOR, by Sir Arthur Conan DoyleTHE TATOOED ARM, by Marc BilgreyBE GOOD OR BEGONE, by Stan TrybulskiTHE ADVENTURE OF THE HAUNTED BAGPIPES, by Carla CoupeDR. WATSON’S BLUES, by Len Moffatt
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Weird Tales

Weird Tales

Marvin Kaye (ed)

Marvin Kaye (ed)

Epub (my conversion)A Collection of stories from Weird Tales Magazine: Contains: ACKNOWLEDGMENTS THE EYRIE by Marvin Kaye INTERIM by Ray Bradbury THE HOUSE OF ECSTASY by Ralph Milne Farley THE STOLEN BODY by H. G. Wells THE SCRAWNY ONE by Anthony Boucher THE SORCERER’S APPRENTICE by Lucian SKULLS IN THE STARS by Robert E. Howard EENA by Manly Banister THE LOOK by Maurice Level METHOUGHT I HEARD A VOICE by L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt OFF THE MAP by Rex Dolphin THE LAST TRAIN by Fredric Brown TI MICHEL by W. J. Stamper IN THE X-RAY by Fritz Leiber, Jr. SPEAK by Henry Slesar THE PALE CRIMINAL by C. Hall Thompson THE SOMBRUS TOWER by Tanith Lee MR. GEORGE by August Derleth THE TERROR OF THE WATER-TANK by William Hope Hodgson THE LEGEND OF ST. JULIAN THE HOSPITALLER by Gustave Flaubert THE HOAX OF THE SPIRIT LOVER by Harry Houdini SEED by Jack Snow MASKED BALL by Seabury Quinn THE WOMAN WITH THE VELVET COLLAR by Gaston Leroux MISTRESS SARY by William Tenn THE JUDGE’S HOUSE by Bram Stoker THE BAGHEETA by Val Lewton GHOST HUNT by H. R. Wakefield FUNERAL IN THE FOG by Edward D. Hoch THE DAMP MAN by Allison V. Harding THE LOST CLUB by Arthur Machen WET STRAW by Richard Matheson MYSTERIES OF THE FACELESS KING by Darrell Schweitzer MORE THAN SHADOW by Dorothy Quick THE DEAD SMILE by F. Marion Crawford THE SORCERER’S APPRENTICE by Robert Bloch CHICKEN SOUP by Katherine MacLean and Mary Kornbluth THE HAUNTED BURGLAR by W. C. Morrow NEVER BET THE DEVIL YOUR HEAD by Edgar Allan Poe HE by H. P. Lovecraft THE BROTHERHOOD OF BLOOD by Hugh B. Cave THE WEIRD OF AVOOSL WUTHOQQUAN by Clark Ashton Smith THE MEN WHO WALK UPON AIR by Frank Belknap Long, Jr. A CHILD’S DREAM OF A STAR by Charles Dickens THE PERFECT HOST by Theodore Sturgeon APPENDIX I WHY WEIRD TALES APPENDIX II APPENDIX III          
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Lovers and Other Monsters

Lovers and Other Monsters

Marvin Kaye (ed)

Marvin Kaye (ed)

aka Lovers & other MonstersFrom the dust jacketMarvin Kaye's new collection of over fifty stories, poems, and a short play presents the darker and supernatural aspects of love—whether romantic, sexual, brotherly or decidedly unusual. The cast of lovers—or, perhaps, monsters—includes wives and husbands, prostitutes and princesses, ghosts and demons, machines and computers, vampires, aliens and even a winged goddess. Of particular note are: Anne Rice's only published short story "Master of the Rampling Gate," a tale of vampiric seduction. Ray Bradbury's "The Maiden," a story that until now has never been reprinted since its first appearance in 1947. Mary Higgins Clark's "Voices in the Coalbin," an evocative tale of love and possession. Morgan Lllywelyn's "Princess," a sly re-interpretation of a familiar fairy tale. Dashiell Hammett's "In the Morgue," a little-known short story by a master of detective fiction. And Jack Moffitt's solution to the classic tale by Frank R. Stockton, "The Lady or the Tiger?" (which is also included). Table of ContentsIntroductionOdd CouplesPoul Anderson – Journeys EndJerome Bixby and Joe E. Dean – Share AlikeC. H. Sherman – TeacherChristina Rossetti – A NightmareDan Burrello – The Songs of My YoungDarrell Schweitzer – MinotauressParke Godwin – A Matter of TasteMildred Clingerman – The Wild WoodWorldly LoveArthur Conan Doyle – The Colonel’s ChoiceJulia L. Keefer – A SecretFrederick Laing – Gentleman on the Top FloorMaxim Gorky – Twenty-Six Men and a GirlWilliam S. Gilbert – Ellen M’Jones AberdeenJoan Andelman – A Sunday in DecemberJessica Amanda Salmonson – The Old Woman Who Dragged Her Husband’s CorpseCarole Buggé – LauraE. P. Conkle – Minnie FieldH. G. Wells – The Pearl of LoveNot of This WorldH. P. Lovecraft – The Strange High House in the MistPaula Volsky – Let No Man DreamMorgan Llywelyn – PrincessEdith Wharton – The Lady’s Maid’s BellToby Sanders – The SatyrHonoré de Balzac – Don Juan; or The Elixir of Long LifeJustin Dowling – The Legs That WalkedSaralee Terry – The Bridge to the Liver PiesRay Russell – The Black WenchGuillaume Apollinaire – The Blue EyeAnne Rice – The Master of Rampling GateTheodore Sturgeon – The Deadly RatioOut of This WorldAmy Wasp-Wimberger – Will the Real Dennis Casper Please Stand Up?Fredric Brown – ExpeditionDan Potter – Tripping the Light FantasticFrederik Pohl – The FiendMarvin Kaye – Happy HourRichard L. Wexelblat – Horace, Nellie, and the ComputerIsaac Asimov – I’m in Marsport Without HildaJ. Timothy Hunt – MoonflowerRobert Sheckley – The Language of LoveFatal AttractionsEdgar Allan Poe – BereniceBret Harte – A Passage in the Life of Mr. John OakhurstDashiell Hammett – In the MorgueThomas D. Sadler – Himeros’s DaughterJosef Marais – A-round the CornerMary Higgins Clark – Voices in the CoalbinRay Bradbury – The MaidenWallace West – A Thing of BeautyTraditional – The Douglas TragedyW. C. Morrow – The Permanent StilettoJoan Vander Putten – In the Shadows of My FearMaurice Level – Blue Eyes
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