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Death of the Flute

By: Arthur J. Burks

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Not always does the past bury its dead. Out of the yellow waters of Pei Po came a strange vengeance to single out Dorus Noel in the tangle of New Yorks Chinatown.excerpt"China had left her mark upon Dorus Noel. He thought of that now as he sat musing, in his house on Mott Street, in New York's Chinatown. From somewhere out in the street, or perhaps in a store next door, a clock sounded the hour of three in the afternoon. At the same time some of his own priceless clocks began to strike. One of them he especially loved because it always gave him a smile. It was a beautiful gem incrusted thing which had been given to Emperor Ch'ien Lung by Louis Fifteenth of France ... and when it struck the hour eight tiny human figures in blue came out on its top and danced a tinkling minuet.A second clock was all of glass, save for its works, which were surrounded like a serpent by a circular staircase. When this clock struck three it did it in odd fashion. A gold ball came through a hole in the fourth step and rolled down three steps, making a tinkling noise. At four o'clock the ball fell a step further, taking the additional hour to travel back up the circular stairway.Now the one clock danced the minuet, the other rolled its golded ball down the three steps, thus striking the hour. Dorus Noel sighed."Thank all the gods," he murmured, "that Chu Chul is dead. He must be. With my own eyes I saw his clutching yellow hand sink under the muddy waters of the Pei Ho at Tientsin, and I waited for two months for his resurrection, which did not transpire. My work here in New York will be easy compared to the years-long game of hide and seek with The Cricket."Noel had formed the habit of talking to himself because he found it easier to think, and he did not speak in Chinese because, in China, anybody who listened might have been a minion of Chu Chul. Now he rose from his desk and strode to a mirror on the wall, threading his way through the many treasures which filled his study. He passed the red lacquer screen with its decorations of tiny bird feathers. He circled the crooked screen just inside the door, which kept out evil spirits because they could only travel in a straight line.

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Bells of Pell Street

By: Arthur J. Burks

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Bells of Pell Street

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A weird melody those tinkling brasses toned out as life itself hung in the balance of a chime when Dorus Noel and Chu Chul matched cunning in the Grottos of Chinatown...Excerpt"Well, I'm damned," said Dorus Noel, "if this isn't the queerest day I ever spent! Three hours on Park Avenue, at a tea given by the elite to a Chinese actor. And China's best though he is, is still an actor, than which profession there is none lower in China. He was made over by all the society folks as though he had been a king or something."As Dorus Noel spoke, ostensibly to his Chinese "boy," his hands absent-mindedly fingered the strange gifts which had come to him during his absence at the tea. He scarcely saw the ancient musical instruments, much as he liked such things, for a moment or two, because he was thinking of Mei Ying, the actor. From the second he had clasped hands with the actor-doing it with his tongue in his cheek because his society hosts expected it of him-he had had a feeling of repulsion. There had been something unclean about Mei Ying. He had felt sure, too, that he had seen something akin to hatred in the eyes of the gorgeously, orientally gowned actor.He shrugged his shoulders, though, and gave closer attention to the three-barred frame, shaped oddly like an "H" with an extra bar across its middle and one across the top, containing the nine bells, three bells to each bar.Those bells were the Chinese musical scale and were sounded by a little wooden mallet which was part of the gift.The other instrument was the oldest known to the Chinese. It looked like a teapot and one played it by blowing into the spout. Where the lid should have been were twenty-four resonance tubes, with holes in the sides. One played them by fast manipulation of the fingers, and one had almost to inherit the art of playing them.How was Dorus Noel to guess that both the instrument of the nine bells and that of the twentyfour resonance tubes were really weapons of murder-and the strangest and most horrible that had ever come to Chinatown?

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1612104029

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The Bird Master

By: Arthur J. Burks

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The Bird Master

By: Arthur J. Burks

Twitterings and squawks that presage looting and death hand a cuckoo of a murder case to astounded Police Detective Mickie O'Day!excerpt"When Captain Jim Doran phoned me to come to his office in the Detective Bureau down at Headquarters I had a hunch he didn't want to discuss the rainy weather. "I've got a job for you, Mickie," he said in his deep, rumbling bass, when I entered. "Sit down and listen." I sat down cautiously, as a man will when he is six-foot-two and weighs a hundred and ninety. Sometimes furniture had a way of unexpectedly collapsing with me and it always offended my dignity as a first-grade detective. "Go ahead, Cappy," I said. "I'm all ears." "I know you are-you've got the best hearing of any man in the Police Department," he said. "That's why I want you to work on this case." He frowned. "And don't call me Cappy." I just grinned. I owed him a lot and we both knew it. Ten years ago I had been working in a steel mill and an accident had left me totally deaf. Doran had learned that I was anxious to join the police and had dug up a good surgeon who picked the pieces of steel out of my skull and made me hear again. I made the grade in the examinations and finally worked my way up to first-grade detective. I was so glad to be able to hear that I'd trained myself to really listen, and I was good at it. "It's a strange case," mused Doran. "I'd have thought Swenson was nuts, if it hadn't been for Brackton, and even with him I'd have put it down to coincidence if it hadn't been for Marshall." "And we'd have ham and eggs if we had some ham and we had some eggs," I said. "What are you talking about?" "Crimes and twittering birds," said Doran. "Three of them." The more he talked the crazier he sounded. I let him keep on talking, hoping it would begin to make sense.

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Borderland

By: Arthur J. Burks

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Borderland

By: Arthur J. Burks

Gigantic Beasts of Death and Destruction Stalk a Mysterious Island in this Tense, Fantastic Story of Santo DomingoExcerptI have always been immensely concerned about a number of obscure things, especially about what I have come to regard as the invisible telephone wires which connect our conscious thoughts with our dreams, our nightmares, our waking flights of fancy in which we see things no man has ever seen-at least in recorded history.Whence come our figments of imagination in which we soar vicariously to heights which no man has ever attained except in similar flights? Where does the subconscious leave off and the conscious begin? Where is the thin dividing line between waking and sleeping, knowing and dreaming?I confess that I do not know, and even the incident of Cabritos has not given me a clue. It is set down here in the hope that perhaps where I have failed to find the clue, others may be more fortunate-or, perhaps, unfortunate. I say unfortunate because it may be that it is forbidden for us to know exactly where to set up the invisible wall which separates the known from the unknown.I was doing some work for the Museum of Natural History, and had set up a one-man camp at La Descubierta, on Lake Enriquillo, in the Dominican Republic. The man who had hired me was Curator of Herpetology for his museum, and he was deeply desirous of procuring two things for the organization which had sent him to Santo Domingo.He wished to procure a crocodile or alligator-I was never even scientist enough to know which was which unless I saw a specimen of each, side by side-twelve feet in length, because such reptiles had been seen in the lake. And he wanted to find a rhinoceros iguana exceeding five feet in length, because native hunters had reported them fairly numerous in the more inaccessible parts of the Republic. There was a story that they flourished in Isla de Cabritos, which is almost in the mathematical center of the lake, opposite La Descubierta. Lake Enriquillo is some forty feet below the level of the Caribbean, and its waters are said to be four times as salty as the sea. The lake is some sixty miles long, and is separated by a rocky rampart from the much higher lake called Lago Del Fondo by Dominicans, and Etang Sumatre by the Haitians.

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Manape the Mighty

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Manape the Mighty

By: Arthur J. Burks

High in jungle treetops swings young Bentley-his human brain imprisoned in a mighty ape.

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The Road Runner

By: Arthur J. Burks

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The Road Runner

By: Arthur J. Burks

Tex Killeen uses cow wrangling tactics in a dog fight-- and amazes even the Germans! excerptNobody in the Fifth Pursuit Group knew that if the war had ended four months before, Lieutenant Tex Killeen wouldn't have got into it at all. Nobody guessed within two years of his age. He was so large that he looked several years older. He'd just got under the wire and had a commission because his dad was senior senator from the state of Texas. All they saw when he reported for duty, was a lank, drawling chap, with wind-tanned cheeks, and squinty eyes that plainly were accustomed to looking over vast distances into the face of a burning sun. To them he was a kid who had just got to the front along with whispers that the war wouldn't last another five months.To be absolutely fair to the Fifth Pursuit Group, they had been through hell. During the last month or two the Germans had been fighting with their backs to the wall, and that fighting was bitter and fierce. And the Fifth Pursuit had got more than their share of it.Germany, losing steadily in the war, nevertheless held supremacy in the air in the sector over which the Fifth Pursuit Group flew. When the gray legions on the ground lost a few kilometers to the increasingly confident Allies, the Germans in the air redoubled their efforts, took greater chances with their lives, with their ships.As a result, a Yank flyer who'd been two weeks with the Fifth was an aged veteran. A round dozen, some of them old-timers, had gone down in flames during the last three weeks. Desperate, bitter fighting had etched lines on the faces of survivors. The cracked glasses on the mantel, each one a silent reminder of a final toast to a fallen wingmate, were almost a solid row from end to end.

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The Manape Experiement

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The Manape Experiement

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Manape the Mighty and The Mindmaster by Arthur J Burks in one volume

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The White Wasp

By: Arthur J. Burks

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The White Wasp

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Vengeance groom many strange steeds that murder may ride, but none are strange as the one loosed in china-town to sear the mark of Bei Tui on the brain of Dorus Noel.excerpt"I don't know," Dorus Noel spoke softly into the telephone, addressing his police superior out on Park Avenue, the man who had taken on the titanic task of ridding New York's Chinatown of criminals, "whether the death of Chu Chul ends the reign of terror in Chinatown. I hope so. Knowing China and the Chinese, and that Chu Chul had all the nine lives of a cat, I'm inclined to doubt it, despite the urge of reason. I saw Chu Chul, dead, with my own eyes. But I'm not forgetting that I saw him dead once before, sinking in the Pei Ho near Tientsin.""There is danger for you in Chinatown, Noel?" asked his superior softly.Dorus Noel, from the depths of his many years of experience with Chinese evildoers, laughed casually."In Chinatown, in Timbuctu, in Kamchatka, there is danger for the man who caused the death of Chu Chul," he said. "Chu Chul headed a vast organization. That organization had multitudinous roots. When the head of such an organization is lopped off, a fresh one grows. To destroy such an organization is to harvest the stars with a carving knife.""Then what is the use?""There's always use. We can, you know, keep lopping off heads.""I leave it to you, Noel," said the unknown."Thanks. Then I'll stay in Chinatown, but remember what I said about Chinese organizations. I could tell you many tales of the Society of the White Lily, or the Red Spears and the Hung Hu Tze. But never mind. I'll let you know what happens.

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Cloud Rider

By: Arthur J. Burks

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Cloud Rider

By: Arthur J. Burks

Fog Held More Terrors for Clark Ekvall than All the Planes in Germany-and Straight into the Fog He Headed for the Battle of His Life!excerpt"Clark Ekvall, striding across the tarmac to Headquarters building, pulled his tunic up higher about his ears. Tentacles of the fog, creeping grey mist, skittered across the field. A cold, biting wind came out of the north, like the breath from a mausoleum. Ekvall shivered in all his six feet. There were too many analogies to the tomb. The fog was too much like the shrouds of the dead. "If I believed in signs," muttered Ekvall to himself, "I would think I was slated to go West for sure. I wonder what the Old Man wants." Major Fauberg did not long leave Ekvall in suspense. "Look here, Clark," he said. "This soup is so thick you could cut it with a knife. As long as it lasts there won't be any crates off any field. I know it and you know it, but Wing believes that the Germans deliberately started the fog in order to put something over on us. So we've got to keep patrols up. Jackson, Hobart and yourself are going out on solitary patrols. You leave at once. You won't mind the fog?" Ekvall grinned. "I was born under a lucky star," he said. "I'll never die by fire or water. Fire in the Spad or this fog-which is thick enough to be water-won't ever bother me!" Ekvall saluted. His face was red from the walk across the field. Now he turned back into the tarmac, yelling for his Spad to be run out. The other two crates were already at the apron, their props ticking over, smearing the trailing tendrils of the fog which fled fearlessly into the spinning propellers. Ekvall adjusted helmet, goggles and gauntlets, then bent to examine his crate. This would be just a monotonous ride, nothing more, he reflected as he seated himself in the cockpit. He signaled for his chocks to be kicked free. His Spad started rolling. The fog swirled about him, now and again almost blotting the tips of his wings from view. "Any fights aloft today," he told himself, "would have to be so close that we'd sure lock wings.

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Fight Stories, September 1930

By: Robert E. Howard,Jimmy De Forest,James P. Dawson,Charles Francis Coe,Joseph B. Fox,Will H. Greenfield,Arthur J. Burks,Paul L. Anderson

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Fight Stories, September 1930

By: Robert E. Howard,Jimmy De Forest,James P. Dawson,Charles Francis Coe,Joseph B. Fox,Will H. Greenfield,Arthur J. Burks,Paul L. Anderson

This issue features WATERFRONT FISTS by Robert E. Howard, SONS OF SOCK by Paul L. Anderson, SOCKER DOOLEY, FIGHTING GOLFER by Charles Francis Coe, SAY IT WITH HAYMAKERS by Joseph B. Fox, NO BELL TO SAVE HIM by Will H. Greenfield, FIGHTERS ALL by Arthur J. Burks, and fact stories by Jimmy De Forest, James P. Dawson, and Jack Kofoed.

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1312158964

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Biomechanics and Exercise Physiology

Quantitative Modeling

By: Arthur T. Johnson

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Biomechanics and Exercise Physiology

Quantitative Modeling

By: Arthur T. Johnson

Whether you are a bioengineer designing prosthetics, an aerospace scientist involved in life support, a kinesiologist training athletes, or an occupational physician prescribing an exercise regimen, you need the latest edition of Biomechanics and Exercise Physiology: Quantitative Modeling. Using numerous worked examples to demonstrate what and when

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1420019074

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Captains Venomous

By: Arthur J Burks

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Captains Venomous

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A WWII story about a couple of ace pilots competing to see who can do the most damage to the Japanese army. Captains Croft and Zane each had his own way of fighting -- but both were poison to the Japs! Originally published in the classic pulp magazine, "Army-Navy Flying Stories," Winter, 1943.

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1612106005

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Cosmos

By: Ralph Milne Farley,Edmond Hamilton,E. Hoffman Price,Eando Binder,Arthur J. Burks,David H. Keller, M.D.,L. A. Eshbach,A. Merritt,Bob Olsen,Francis Flagg,John W. Campbell,Rae Winters,Otis Adlebert Kline,Abner J. Gelula,Raymond A. Palmer,J. Harvey Haggard,Edward E. Smith, Ph.D.,P. Schuyler Miller

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Cosmos

FIRST EDITION: This novel was written by 18 science fiction authors in a round-robin format--each chapter by a different author (or in the case of one chapter, two writers). Alpha Centauri versus the Solar System. A great space adventure story.

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Black Cat Weekly #64

By: John M. Floyd ,Andrew Welsh-Huggins ,Sydney J. Bounds,Hal Charles ,Larry Tritten ,Alfred Bester,George O. Smith ,Johnston McCulley ,Mary Roberts Rinehart ,Arthur J. Burks ,Hal Meredeth

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Black Cat Weekly #64

By: John M. Floyd ,Andrew Welsh-Huggins ,Sydney J. Bounds,Hal Charles ,Larry Tritten ,Alfred Bester,George O. Smith ,Johnston McCulley ,Mary Roberts Rinehart ,Arthur J. Burks ,Hal Meredeth

Our 64th issue is a bit of a celebration—our American holiday, Thanksgiving, is nearly upon us, so we have a couple of other seasonally appropriate stories which I hope you will enjoy. (I trust our international readers will enjoy them as much as we do here.) Our acquiring editors have been busy. Michael Bracken has an original tale by Andrew Welsh-Huggins, and Barb Goffman has a turkey tale from modern master John M. Floyd. Cynthia Ward is off again this week, but she will have more for us shortly. Not enough? Well, we have gone back to the pulps for stories by Alfred Bester, George O. Smith, and Arthur J. Burks. Plus a novel by mystery superstar Mary Roberts Rinehart. Plus a long-lost fantasy by British author Sydney J. Bounds, which appears here for the first time. And another long-unseen story by the late and much-missed Larry Tritten. Here’s this issue’s lineup: Mysteries / Suspense / Adventure: “Dumbass Is Dumbass,” by Andrew Welsh-Huggins [Michael Bracken Presents short story] “The Loser Takes All,” by Hal Charles [Solve-It-Yourself Mystery] “Button’s and Bo’s,” by John M. Floyd [short story] “Thubway Tham’s Thanksgiving Dinner,” by Johnston McCulley [short story] “The Adventure of the Coffee-Pot,” by Hal Meredeth [short story] The Red Lamp, by Mary Roberts Rinehart [novel] Science Fiction & Fantasy: “In Video Veritas,” by Larry Tritten [short story] “The Grey Mage,” by Sydney J. Bounds [short story] “The Unseen Blushers,” by Alfred Bester [short story] “The Death Crystal,” by George O. Smith [novelet] “The Vanishers,” by Arthur J. Burks [novelet]

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Earth, the Marauder

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Earth, the Marauder

By: Arthur J. Burks

The earthstrange paradoxwas dying because it had learned the Secret of Life. Twenty centuries before, the last war of aggression had been fought, in order that an over-populated nation might find room in which to live. Now all the earth was one nation, speaking one tongueand there were no more lands to conquer.

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0982933096

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9780982933091

Monsters of Moyen

By: Arthur J. Burks

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Monsters of Moyen

By: Arthur J. Burks

Who is that man?"" asked a young lady passenger of the steward, with the imperious inflection which tells of riches able to force obedience from menials who labor for hire.She pointed a bejeweled finger at the slender, soldierly figure which stood in the prow of the liner, like a figurehead, peering into the storm under the vessel's forefoot.

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Lords of the Stratosphere

By: Arthur J. Burks

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Lords of the Stratosphere

By: Arthur J. Burks

High into air are the great New York buildings lifted by a ray whose source no telescope can find.

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1633550052

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Death Is Too Easy

By: Arthur J. Burks

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Death Is Too Easy

By: Arthur J. Burks

Officer Truce Didn't Like to Kill-But He Forgot His Squeamishness When His Partner Was Trapped!

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The Detective MEGAPACK ®

30 Modern and Classic Tales of Mystery and Detection

By: Dashiell Hammett,Arthur Conan Doyle,Meriah L. Crawford,Vincent Starrett,David Dean,C.J. Henderson

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The Detective MEGAPACK ®

30 Modern and Classic Tales of Mystery and Detection

By: Dashiell Hammett,Arthur Conan Doyle,Meriah L. Crawford,Vincent Starrett,David Dean,C.J. Henderson

The Detective Megapack presents 30 choice mysteries, spanning the Victorian age through modern times. From Dashiell Hammet to Arthur Conan Doyle, from Vincent Starrett to Johnston McCulley -- there is something for every fan of detective tales! ARSON PLUS, by Dashiell Hammett IT TORE THE LAUGH FROM MY THROAT, by Meriah L Crawford THE TAGGART ASSIGNMENT, by Vincent Starrett TOMORROW’S DEAD, by David Dean THE FLAMING PHANTOM, by Jacques Futrelle MESSAGE IN THE SAND, by John L. French THE ASSISTANT MURDERER, by Dashiell Hammett ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL, by C.J. Henderson THE RED THUMB MARK, by R. Austin Freeman MONSIEUR LECOQ, by Emile Gaboriau THE MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE, by Edgar Allan Poe HELL-BENT FOR THE MORGUE, by Don Larson DEATH OF THE FLUTE, by Arthur J. Burks OH FANNY, by Raymond Lester CLANCY, DETECTIVE, By H. Bedford-Jones THE TATTOOED MAN, by William J. Makin TRIGGER MEN, by Eustace Cockrell BUTTERFLY OF DEATH, by Harold Gluck MY BONNIE LIES..., by Ted Hertel THUBWAY THAM, FASHION PLATE, by Johnston McCulley THE MURDER AT TROYTE’S HILL, by Catherine Louisa Pirkis THE AFFAIR OF THE CORRIDOR EXPRESS, by Victor L. Whitechurch SECRET SUGGESTION, by Vincent H. O’Neil THE FIVE ORANGE PIPS, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle BLACK SUNRISE, by Jack Halliday THE LION’S SMILE, by Thomas W. Hanshew THE NAIL, by Pedro de Alarçon THE ROME EXPRESS, by Arthur Griffiths IN THE FOG, by Richard Harding Davis OFFICER DOWN, by Robert J. Mendenhall And don't forget to search this ebook store for "Wildside Press Megapack" to see all the entries in Wildside's "Megapack" series -- including volumes of science fiction, fantasy, horror, mystery, westerns, and much, much more!

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Manape the Mighty

By: Arthur J. Burks

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Manape the Mighty

By: Arthur J. Burks

High in the jungle treetops swings young Bentley--his human brain imprisoned in a mighty ape! Manape the Mighty is an Arthur J. Burks novel and prequel to The Mind Master. It analogs the exploits of an educated young man who is shipwrecked off the jungle coast of Africa, is captured and experimented upon by a mad scientist.

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1483701794

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Double Action Detective 09/39

By: Arthur J. Burks,J. W. Scott

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Double Action Detective 09/39

By: Arthur J. Burks,J. W. Scott

SPELL OF THE DEVIL DOGS by Arthur J. Burks Those devil dolls of the inscrutable Noel wrought a satanic spell that cast Noel and his ravishing Myra into a corpse maker's murder thral-dom! I STAB CORPSES by H.M. Appel When a cadaver-slashing fiend turned that sin-soaked rendezvous into a carnival of carnage. Detective Steve Mason sought with his own corpse to shield his Aphrodite love-mate . . . while the phantom ripper lusted for Libby's golden flesh!

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1597981958

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Astounding Stories of Super-science

By: S. P. Meek,Arthur J. Burks,Harl Vincent,Tom Curry

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Astounding Stories of Super-science

By: S. P. Meek,Arthur J. Burks,Harl Vincent,Tom Curry

Astounding Stories of Super-Science (Vol. III No. 1 July, 1930); pulp science fiction and horror. In this issue: "Earth, the Marauder" by Arthur J. Burks “The Forgotten Planet” by Sewell Peaslee Wright “Murder Madness” by Murray Leinster “The Terror of Air-Level Six” by Harl Vincent “From an Amber Block” by Tom Curry"The Power and the Glory" by Charles W. Diffin"The Readers' Corner" by All of Us

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1500582778

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