The title of this book—Horrors Unknown—has a double meaning. It is, first, a collection of fine stories whose plots or approach to horror is so different, so unusual, so off-beat, as to present the reader with an element of novelty in the reading of the macabre which will almost seem to broaden the scope of the genre. Secondly, it offers an unparalleled assembly of previously unanthologized, and in many cases literally undiscovered, masterpieces of fantastic terror by authors so famous it seems almost incredible that so many works could have been overlooked.Collection of horror stories, with preface and story introductions by the editor.Contents:<ul><li>The Challenge from Beyond (Part 1 of 5) (1935) by C. L. Moore;&nbsp;</li><li>The Challenge from Beyond (Part 2 of 5) (1935) by A. Merritt;&nbsp;</li><li>The Challenge from Beyond (Part 3 of 5) (1935) by H. P. Lovecraft;&nbsp;</li><li>The Challenge from Beyond (Part 4 of 5) (1935) by Robert E. Howard;&nbsp;</li><li>The Challenge from Beyond (Part 5 of 5) (1935) by Frank Belknap Long;&nbsp;</li><li>The Flying Lion (1919) by Edison Marshall;&nbsp;</li><li>Grettir at Thorhall-stead (1903) by Frank Norris;&nbsp;</li><li>Werewoman [Northwest Smith] (1938) by C. L. Moore;</li><li>From Hand to Mouth (1858) by Fitz-James O'Brien;&nbsp;</li><li>Body and Soul [Jules de Grandin] (1928) by Seabury Quinn;&nbsp;</li><li>Unseen - Unfeared (1919) by Francis Stevens;&nbsp;</li><li>The Pendulum (1939) by Ray Bradbury;&nbsp;</li><li>Pendulum (1941) by Ray Bradbury and Henry Hasse;&nbsp;</li><li>The Devil of the Picuris (1921) by Edwin L. Sabin;&nbsp;</li><li>The Pool of the Stone God (1923) by A. Merritt [as by W. Fenimore ].</li></ul>

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