Lost Souls
by Poppy Z. Brite | 
The Road to the Dark Tower
by Bev Vincent | 
Servant of the Bones
by Anne Rice | 
Dark Cathedral
by Freda Warrington | 
Lost Worlds
by Clark Ashton Smith | 
Fluke
by James Herbert | 
Resume with Monsters
by William Browning Spencer | 
Tequila's Sunrise
by Brian Keene | 
The Tooth Fairy
by Graham Joyce | 
Kill the Dead
by Tanith Lee | 
The Dead Boys
by Royce Buckingham | 
The Croning
by Laird Barron | 
Gods of The Nowhere
by James Tipper | 
Cat Magic
by Whitley Strieber | 
The Angel of the West Window
by Gustav Meyrink | 
Harrowgate
by Kate Maruyama | 
Black Light
by Elizabeth Hand | 
The Holy
by Daniel Quinn | 
The Blood of Roses
by Tanith Lee | 
Neverland
by Douglas Clegg |
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini team up to search for a literary-minded killer It is 1923 and a beautiful young woman has just been found outside a tenement, bones crushed, head ripped from her shoulders. A few stories above, her squalid apartment has been ransacked, and twenty-dollar gold pieces litter the floor. The window frame is smashed. She seems to have been hurled from the building by a beast of impossible strength, and the only witness claims to have seen a long-armed ape fleeing the scene. The police are baffled, but one reporter recognizes the author of the bloody crime: the long-dead Edgar Allan Poe. A psychopath is haunting New York City, imitating the murders that made Poe'??s stories so famous. To Harry Houdini and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the killing spree is of purely academic interest. But when Poe'??s ghost appears in Doyle'??s hotel room, the writer and the magician begin to suspect that the murders may hold a clue to understanding death itself. This ebook features an illustrated biography of William Hjortsberg including rare photos from the author'??s personal collection.