The Siren of the Snakes - Arlton Eadie
When hunting down a giant man-eating serpent, possessed by the spirit of
a witch, choose a native guide of some grit, and avoid the kisses and
embraces of suspicious females.
The Rack - G.G. Ketcham
Bad habits are hard to relinquish even after your Inquisition employment
has ended and all available customers are long since dead and buried.
A Cry From Beyond - Victor Rousseau
The problems of posthumous communication includes myriads of voices
seeking attention. One has to distinguish the truly needy from the
ectoplasmic entities and playful elementals.
Only Gone Before - Emil Petaja
The man who willed himself to live forever certainly made a solid go of
it, but in the end, declining organs and shrinking facade meant that
expiration dates cannot be avoided.
The Voice - Nell Kay
When a mysterious voice intrudes upon the telephone, it leads to a
journey of discovery, which at long last yields the remnants of headless
skeletons and handfuls of teeth slyly sold to experimenting dentists.
The Monsters - Murray Leinster
The days of prohibition preceded a rash of giant insects that seemed
intent on attacking the populace of New York in more than an imaginary
dimension.