"Ooze"
© 1923
by
Anthony M. Rud

In the heart of a second-growth piney-woods jungle of southern Alabama, a region sparsely settled by backwoods blacks and Cajans  - that queer, half-wild people descended from Acadian exiles of the middle eighteenth century (1) - stands a strange, enormous ruin ( Read more... )

“The Horror-Horn”
© 1923
by
E. F. Benson

The past ten days Alhubel had basked in the radiant midwinter weather proper to its eminence of over 6,000 feet. From rising to setting the sun (so surprising to those who have hitherto associated it with a pale, tepid plate indistinctly shining through the murky air of England) had blazed its way across the ( Read more... )