"The Gong Ringers" by the mysterious author, Hasan Vokine, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in January 1926. The story tells of a band of travellers, who unwittingly stumble upon a trap set by the most unlikely of suspects.
"Vale of the Corbies" by American author Arthur J. Burks, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in November 1925. The story tells of a man and his terrible nightmares, involving an unkindness of ravens.
"Genius Loci" is a short story by American writer, Clark Ashton Smith, which first appeared in the June 1933 edition of Weird Tales Magazine. The tale tells of a painter’s strange account of a meadow he felt compelled to draw.
In this terrifying tale of body horror, an intrepid explorer incurs the wrath of a witch doctor, in deepest Africa.
Deep in the rainforest, spurred on by an otherworldly drone, a man encounters a tribe of headhunters, who appear to worship the source of an ethereal sound.
