WEIRD AND STRANGE TALES: The Best from the Golden Age of the Shudder Pulps

An Outstanding Collection of Legendary Cover Stories from the Golden Age of the Horror Pulps - With the Original Magazine Covers in Full-Color!

In this unique anthology, readers will find such delectable fictions and celebrated masters "The Wolf-Girl Of Josselin" by Arlton Eadie, a heart-breaking tale of lycanthropy and romance; "Strange Orchids" by Dorothy Quick, a disquieting story of a young woman's horrifying transformation; "Death Is An Elephant" by Robert Bloch, a strange and shocking Circus revenge; "Stragella" by Hugh B. Cave, a ship of death found floating free at sea and the doom that followed; and "Incense Of Abomination" by Seabury Quinn, devil worshipers, drugs and Jules de Grandin.