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Craig Kennedy is a scientific detective similar to Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Thorndyke. He uses his knowledge of chemistry and psychoanalysis to solve cases, and uses exotic (at the time) devices in his work such as lie detectors, gyroscopes, and portable seismographs. Wildside Press's editions are facsimile reprints of the original hardcover books.

Book Excerpt: wned by the Posts, and that Halsey Post, as the executor of the estate, was a more frequent visitor than the mere collection of the rent would warrant. Mrs. Boncour maintained a stolid silence that covered a seething internal fury when the newspaperman in question hinted that the landlord and tenant were on exceptionally good terms.It was after a fruitless day of such search that we were sitting in the reading-room of the Fairfield Hotel. Leland entered. His face was positively white. Without a word he took us by the arm and led us across Main Street and up a flight of stairs to his office. Then he locked the door."What's the matter?" asked Kennedy."When I took this case," he said, "I believed down in my heart that Dixon was innocent. I still believe it, but my faith has been rudely shaken. I feel that you should know about what I have just found. As I told you, we secured nearly all of Dr. Dixon's letters. I had not read them all then. But I have been going through them to-night. HereRead More

Fantastics and Other Fancies is a captivating collection of Lafcadio Hearn's early writings that showcase his vivid imagination and literary flair. This anthology includes a variety of short stories and essays that blend the supernatural with the whimsical, revealing Hearn's fascination with the mystical and the macabre.From haunting tales of ghosts and mysterious occurrences to whimsical musings on life and nature, Hearn's work in this collection highlights his ability to transport readers into worlds that are both fantastical and thought-provoking. Each piece reflects his unique style, combining rich descriptions with deep philosophical insights.Fantastics and Other Fancies offers a glimpse into the early creative genius of Hearn, who later became renowned for his explorations of Japanese culture and folklore. This collection is a must-read for fans of Gothic fiction and those intrigued by the interplay of fantasy and reality.

"In the Spanish historical romance Fair Margaret, titled simply Margaret in some editions, Peter Brome must rescue his fiancé Margaret Castell from her kidnapper, the Marquis of Morella." --visualhaggard.org

Stanton Coblentz (1896-1982) was an American author and poet best known for his contributions to early science fiction and speculative literature. A prolific writer, he crafted imaginative and satirical works that often explored themes of utopian societies, dystopian futures, and the consequences of unchecked scientific progress. Coblentz's novels frequently challenged contemporary social norms and political ideologies, blending adventure with sharp social commentary. His work appeared in numerous pulp magazines, cementing his reputation as a key figure in the golden age of science fiction.

Queen of the Dawn by H. Rider Haggard is a historical fantasy novel set in ancient Egypt. The story follows the life of Rima, a princess of the Sun People, who embarks on a quest to reclaim her kingdom from the usurper who has seized her throne. Along her journey, Rima encounters romance, danger, and mystical elements, with Haggard weaving a tale that blends ancient history, adventure, and the supernatural. The novel highlights themes of destiny, power, and sacrifice.

Jess by H. Rider Haggard is a romantic adventure novel set against the backdrop of the First Boer War in South Africa. The story follows the lives of two sisters, Jess and Bessie, and their entanglement with an Englishman named John Niel. As the tensions of war mount, love, jealousy, and political intrigue lead to dramatic consequences. With vivid descriptions of the African landscape and complex emotional dynamics, Jess showcases Haggard's skill in blending romance and adventure.

While many of H. Rider Haggard's acclaimed action-adventure tales take place in exotic locations, Colonel Quaritch, V.C. unfolds in the author's own backyard. After leaving active service, a decorated officer moves back to his ancestral village. Instead of finding the peace and quiet he was seeking, however, life in this "quaint" community proves to be just as dramatic as his days on the battlefield. Fans of Victorian domestic dramas will delight in this rollicking tale.

The warrior Diodric, along with the noble Niane, flee an Atlantean capital under attack, bearing with them an artifact that Atlantis' conqueror needs to take over the world.

Cleopatra is set in the Ptolemaic era of Ancient Egyptian history and revolves around the survival of a dynasty bloodline protected by the Priesthood of Isis. The main character Harmachis (a living descendant of the pharaoh's bloodline) is charged by the Priesthood to overthrow the supposed impostor Cleopatra, drive out the Greeks and Romans, and restore Egypt to its golden era.As is the case with the majority of Haggard's works, the story draws heavily upon adventure and exotic concepts. The story, told from the point of view of the Egyptian priest Harmachis, is recounted in biblical language, being in the form of papyrus scrolls found in a tomb.

Indian Games and Dances with Native Songs is a compilation of Native American music and dances.

The second four issues of Weird Tales as published by DNA Publications present new work by Brian Stableford, Darrell Schweitzer, Ian Watson, William F. Nolan, Ramsey Campbell, Tanith Lee, Hugh B. Cave, and many more.

The first 4 issues of Weird Tales published by DNA Publications heralds the return of the classic name. Includes contributions from all the Weird Tales regulars: Tanith Lee, Ian Watson, Thomas Ligotti, Ramsey Campbell, and many more.

The four "lost" issues of Weird Tales, as it changed titles to Worlds of Fantasy and Horror -- only to revert to Weird Tales again with issue #312. Includes contributions from Thomas Ligotti, Joyce Carol Oates, Ramsey Campbell, Morgan Llywelyn, William F. Nolan, Joe Lansdale, Keith Roberts, Tanith Lee, Chet Williamson, and many, many more. A stunning 4-issue set.

The special Tanith Lee and Ian Watson issues of Weird Tales. Includes stories by David J. Schow, Hugh B. Cave, John M. Ford, John Brunner, and more.

The special F. Paul Wilson and Nina Kiriki Hoffman issues of Weird Tales.

This is the special William F. Nolan issue of Weird Tales, featuring a novella and a short story by this modern master, plus an interview. Also includes fiction by Robert Bloch, Tanith Lee, and many more.

The special Ramsey Campbell issue of Weird Tales presents 4 short stories by this modern master, plus stories by Stephen King, Robert Bloch, and many more.

The special 300th issue of Weird Tales honors grandmaster Robert Bloch with a special issue dedicated to him. Includes a previously unpublished collaboration between Bloch and Henry Kuttner, plus contributions from Ray Bradbury, Lawrence Watt-Evans. All artwork is by Featured Artist Gahan Wilson.

The special Jonathan Carroll issue (all arwork by Featured Artist Thomas Kidd) inclues 4 stories by Carroll, plus contributions from William F. Nolan, Ian Watson, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, and many more.

Weird Tales #297 showcases Nancy Springer as the Featured Author and Frank Kelly Freas (who did all the artwork) as the Featured Artist. Other contributors include Thomas Ligotti and John Brunner.

The Winter 1989/1990 issue of Weird Tales showcases Featured Author Brian Lumley (who contributed 3 stories and an interview) and Featured Artist Vincent di Fate (who contributed all the artwork). Also includes Keith Taylor, Phyllis Ann Karr, and more.

The Spring 1990 issue of Weird Tales showcases the work of David J. Schow (Featured Author) and Janet Aulisio (Featured Artist, who contributed all the art in the issue). Also includes work by Tad Williams and Harry Turtledove.