Armchair Fiction presents the best in classic horror stories. "Horror Gems, Volume Nineteen" features Francis Flagg and others. Armchair Fiction is back at it again with another chilling collection of “Horror Gems” to scare your socks off. Devil-worshipping escapades run wild on the devil’s favorite holiday in Stephen Bagby’s “The Witches’ Sabbath.” Discover the terrors unleased from an arctic tomb in Edmond Hamilton’s “The Polar Doom.” Urann Thayer’s “Coins of Doom” will send chills down your spine when you discover just what a pirate’s ghost will do to protect his treasure. Beware the looming mountains of Mexico in Wilford Allen’s “The Bone Grinder” as an unimaginable horror beckons you to your doom. An experiment to separate the soul from the body—what could go wrong? Find out in Sewell Peaslee Wright’s “The Thing in the Glass Box.” Not scared yet? Try your courage against a terrifying haunted theater in “The Thing in the Theater” by Mark Shadow; or the weird mad science of Francis Flagg’s “The Chemical Brain” and other frightening tales. Here's the full lineup: THE THING IN THE THEATER By Mark Shadow COINS OF DOOM By Urann Thayer THE POLAR DOOM By Edmond Hamilton THE CHEMICAL BRAIN By Francis Flagg THE BONE-GRINDER By Wilford Allen THE THING IN THE GLASS BOX By Sewell Peaslee Wright THE HOUSE ON THE HIGHWAY By August Derleth IN THE TOILS OF THE BLACK KIVA By D. D. Sharp THE WITCHES’ SABBATH By Stephen Bagby
