Herbert Asbury

The Garden at Nineteen calls forth monstrous creatures by its weird rites.

In The Devil of Peilin by Herbert Asbury, we find a hideous Chinese idol called to life by strange worship.

And in Sea Change by Barbara Hunt, secrets of black magic are culled from forbidden books and employed horribly.

A. Merritt's splendid pair Burn Witch Burn and Creep Shadow employ witchcraft in achieving a fine atmosphere of terror.

He sleeps again until the Black Prince's invasion of France, in which he fights at the Battle of Crecy.

Returning to England, his final sleep lasts into Elizabeth's reign.

Herbert Asbury.

The Devil of Pei Ling.