Posted by demonik on October 19, 2009
Dorothy L Sayers (ed.) – Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery and Horror: 2nd Series (Gollancz, July, 1931)

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Dorothy L. Sayers – Introduction
1. Detection & Mystery (25 stories by Sayers, M. P. Shiel, H. C. Bailey, Robert Barr, Mrs. Belloc Lowdnes & Co.)
2. Mystery and Horror:
A.J. Alan – My Adventure in Norfolk
Stacy Aumonier – Miss Bracegirdle Does Her Duty
R. H. Barham – The Leech of Folkestone
Max Beerbohm – A.V. Laider
E.F. Benson – The Room in the Tower
J.D. Beresford – Cut-Throat Farm
Ambrose Bierce – The Damned Thing
Algernon Blackwood – Secret Worship
Mrs. E. Bland (Edith Nesbit) – No. 17
Douglas G. Browne – The Queer Door
A.M. Burrage – The Waxwork
Wilkie Collins – Mad Monkton
Alan Cunningham – The Haunted Ships
Clemence Dane – The King Waits
Walter de la Mare – The Tree
S.L. Dennis – The Second Awakening of a Magician
Charles Dickens – No.1 Branch Line: The Signalman
Ford Madox Ford – Reisenberg
Violet Hunt – The Prayer
W.F. Harvey – The Beast With Five Fingers
Holloway Horn – The Old Man
W.W. Jacobs – The Well
Edgar Jepson – The Resurgent Mysteries
J.S. Le Fanu – Mr. Justice Harbottle
E. Bulwer-Lytton – The Haunted and the Haunters
Arthur Machen – The Great Return
Frederick Marryat – The Story of the Greek Slave
John Masefield – Anty Blight
John Metcalfe – The Double Admiral
Mrs. Oliphant – The Library Window
Barry Pain – Rose, Rose
Eden Phillpotts – The Iron Pineapple
Edgar Allan Poe – Berenice
Sir A. Quiller-Couch – The Roll-Call of the Reef
Naomi Royde-Smith – Mangaroo
Saki – Sredni Vashtar
Mary Shelley – The Mortal Immortal
M. P. Shiel – The Primate of the Rose
Henry Spicer – Called to the Rescue
Hugh Walpole – The Enemy
H. G. Wells – The Inexperienced Ghost
Edward Lucas White – Lukundoo
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Posted by demonik on June 3, 2008
John Gawsworth (ed.) – Thrills (Associated Newspapers, 1936)
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Twenty Specially Selected New Stories Of Crime, Mystery And Horror
Twelve illustrations by Norman Keene
Oswell Blakeston – The Mysterious Fluid
Thomas Burke – The Golden Gong
Charles Duff – The Haunted Bungalow
John Gawsworth – How It Happened
Herbert de Hamel – The Unnecessary Undoing Of Mr. Purgle
Kenneth Hare – Twopence For The Toll
Edgar Jepson – The Murder At The Fossicker’s Club
Edgar Jepson – An Accident
Philip Lindsay – Act Of God
John Lindsey – Blackmail
Anthony M. Ludovici – A Modern Delilah
G. R. Malloch – The Vicar’s Crime
Francis Marsden – Madelane
E. H. W. Meyerstein – The Divorce
R. Edison Page – Fifty Thousand Pounds
R. Edison Page – The Kidnapped Collector
M. P. Shiel & Fytton Armstrong – A Case For Deduction
Simon – The Count
L. A. G. Strong – The Shop On The Corner
E. H. Visiak – The Cutting
Thanks to Marijke van Duyn for the contents and cover scan!
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