Classic Pulps

The Silence

On a pristine, welcoming world, newly arrived settlers mistake quiet for safety—unaware that the land itself is listening, waiting to decide when silence will answer back.
 
Published in SUPER SCIENCE STORIES (January, 1949). Written by Ray Bradbury.

Tenderfoot at Love

On a hard-pressed cattle ranch, a sharp-witted young woman finds her grit and judgment tested when a charming drifter rides in, stirring old wounds, fresh suspicions, and a risky game of trust under the wide-open western sky.
 
Published in RANGELAND ROMANCE (February, 1949). Written by Fay Davis.

Die, Hamlet - Part Two

On the night a legendary actor plays Hamlet for the last time, he invites his enemies to a glittering penthouse supper—then keeps his fatal promise, leaving a hard-boiled newspaperman to unmask the killer before the final curtain falls for good.
 
Published in DETECTIVE FICTION WEEKLY (March 5, 1938). Written by Richard Sale.

Die, Hamlet - Part One

On the night a legendary actor plays Hamlet for the last time, he invites his enemies to a glittering penthouse supper—then keeps his fatal promise, leaving a hard-boiled newspaperman to unmask the killer before the final curtain falls for good.
 
Published in DETECTIVE FICTION WEEKLY (March 5, 1938). Written by Richard Sale.

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By Night They Creep - Part Six

Trapped in an underground hell of disease and death, Paul Lawton turns his torment into fury to face the monstrous master of the plague! In a climax of fire and madness, the green horror is unmasked—and the true face of evil stares back from beyond the grave! 
 
Published in HORROR STORIES (February, 1935). Written by Hugh B. Cave 

By Night They Creep - Part Five

Dragged into the heart of the swamp, Paul Lawton faces the ghastly truth behind the plague—a nightmare kingdom ruled by a man who has become a monster! As living corpses close in and the mad surgeon reveals his hideous revenge, Lawton’s only hope lies between love, horror, and the blazing fires of hell itself!
 
Published in HORROR STORIES (February, 1935). Written by Hugh B. Cave 

By Night They Creep - Part Four

In a town gripped by a hideous plague, Paul Lawton races against madness and time to save the woman he loves from a fate written in green fire and death. But when the dead rise and the living vanish into the swamp, the line between man and monster dissolves in a nightmare of horror and revenge!
 
Published in HORROR STORIES (February, 1935). Written by Hugh B. Cave 

By Night They Creep - Part Three

When the green plague tightens its grip on Rillwood, vengeance rises from the grave with arrows and blood-soaked warnings! Paul Lawton faces madness, murder, and a terror from beyond the veil that no man—or corpse—can escape!
 
Published in HORROR STORIES (February, 1935). Written by Hugh B. Cave 

By Night They Creep - Part Two

From the blighted heart of Blackwater Swamp comes a nightmare of deathless tribes and ghastly sacrifice! When Paul Lawton’s fevered wound turns green and a woman’s body hangs riddled with ancient arrows, the swamp’s unholy secrets crawl once more into the light of day!
 
Published in HORROR STORIES (February, 1935). Written by Hugh B. Cave 

By Night They Creep - Part One

From the black, stinking depths of Blackwater rises a horror the Wampanoags dared not name! When Paul Lawton’s camera catches the ghastly truth—a human face behind the green glow—madness and murder slither from the slime to claim the living!
 
Published in HORROR STORIES (February, 1935). Written by Hugh B. Cave 

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From the newsroom of the New York Chronicle, reporter Joe "Daffy" Dill talks about HORROR STORIES magazine

Atrakin and the Man

Hunted by machine-men and betrayed by science, one father and son hold the only key to humanity’s survival. Can flesh and blood outwit Atrakin, the immortal metal tyrant who would rule the universe?
 
Published in SUPER SCIENCE STORIES (February, 1942). Written by Walter Kubilius.

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From the newsroom of the New York Chronicle, reporter Joe "Daffy" Dill talks about SUPER SCIENCE STORIES magazine

Terror of the Corpse Balloons - Part Two

As the death toll rises Edward V. King and Pat Lee race to solve the murders by levitation. Can they release New York from the grip of fear?
 
Written by Nat Scachner for STRANGE DETECTIVE MYSTERIES (March/April1939).

Terror of the Corpse Balloons - Part One

As a masked mastermind terrifies a city with unimaginable murders, only Edward V. King stands between the killers and their next victim—but even he may be too late.
 
Published in STRANGE DETECTIVE MYSTERIES (March/April1939). Written by Nat Scachner.

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From the newsroom of the New York Chronicle, reporter Joe "Daffy" Dill talks about STRANGE DETECTIVE MYSTERIES magazine

Who is Natalie?

Tawny March thought juggling a Marine and a Soldier was trouble enough—until a wrong number brought a Navy man with eyes like storm-tossed seas! Now three uniforms, two proposals, and one sizzling secret threaten to set her heart—and her future—on fire!
 
Published in ALL-STORY LOVE (November, 1947). Written by Ruth Brown.

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From the newsroom of the New York Chronicle, reporter Joe "Daffy" Dill talks about ALL-STORY LOVE magazine

Tin Star

After a ruthless outlaw gang blasts a frontier bank to splinters, an aging deputy joins forces with an ambitious sheriff whose hunger for glory may be deadlier than the killers they hunt—driving both men into a brutal mountain manhunt where pride, bullets, and fate collide.
 
Published in FIFTEEN WESTERN TALES (December, 1950). Written by George C. Appell.

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From the newsroom of the New York Chronicle, reporter Joe "Daffy" Dill talks about FIFTEEN WESTERN TALES magazine

Hands Beyond the Grave

On the eve of his wedding, a wealthy young man is haunted by a ghostly apparition and a murderous force from beyond the grave—one that can possess his body, strike without warning, and turn the woman he loves into its final target.
 
Published in TERROR TALES (1934). Written by Henry Treat Sperry.

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From the newsroom of the New York Chronicle, reporter Joe "Daffy" Dill talks about TERROR TALES magazine.