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Armchair Fiction presents the best in classic horror stories. "Horror Gems, Volume Eighteen" features Paul Ernst and others. There are all kinds of ghoulish goodies in this, the best Horror Gems collection in many a moon. There are ten terrific tales, certain to provide thrills, chills, and even an occasional smile. For grisly tales of impending terror check out “The Feast in the Abbey” or “Murder in the Grave.” Are mad scientists your thing? You’ll love “Monsters from the Pit” and “Creatures of the Ray.” How about horror of the female persuasion? “The Wolf-Girl of Josselin” and “It Walks by Night” will make you wary of the fairer sex. Like a good ghost story? “Concert to Death” is right up your alley. And if you enjoy tales of people trapped in remote, isolated places filled with unspeakable terror you’ll definitely want to feast your eyes on “Black Medicine” and “The Web of Living Death.” All in all a harrowing good time awaits you—just make sure the doors are locked and all the windows are latched! Here's the full lineup:
THE WOLF-GIRL OF JOSSELIN By Arlton Eadie
MURDER IN THE GRAVE By Edmond Hamilton
CREATURES OF THE RAY By James L. Aton
THE FEAST IN THE ABBEY By Robert Bloch
THE WEB OF LIVING DEATH By Seabury Quinn
IT WALKS BY NIGHT By Henry Kuttner
MONSTERS OF THE PIT By Paul S. Powers
CONCERT TO DEATH By Paul Ernst
BLACK MEDICINE By Arthur J. Burks
THE SINISTER PAINTING By Greye La Spina
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