The Gray Death
by Loual B. Sugarman
[Restored & Archived by Pulp Archive]

First published in: Weird Tales 1923-06
Main genre: Body Horror
Lesser genres: Lovecraftian Horror

Deep in the Amazon, a naturalist must execute his friend after a voracious, all-consuming gray fungus begins to digest the man alive.

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Stealer of Souls
by Charles Hilan Craig

First published in: Weird Tales 1926-01
Main genre: Supernatural Horror
Lesser genres: Occult

A vengeful hunchback's executed soul leaps from body to body to slaughter the jurors who condemned him, leaving a judge’s son to end the bloody cycle before the curse claims them all.

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Fettered
by Greye La Spina

First published in: Weird Tales
Main genre: Lovecraftian Horror
Lesser genres: Gothic

When a skeptical husband ignores a doctor’s warnings and welcomes his red-eyed wife into their cabin, he unwittingly invites an insatiable cosmic horror that intends to claim them all.

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The Tomb
by H.P. Lovecraft

First published in: Weird Tales January 1926
Main genre: Lovecraftian Horror
Lesser genres: Supernatural Horror, Psychological Horror, Gothic

A reclusive dreamer’s obsession with a cursed ancestral tomb spirals into a chilling descent through madness and supernatural visions, culminating in a desperate plea for salvation within its walls.

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Double Feature: The Outsider by Howard P. Lovecraft & The Tenant by August W. Derleth

First published in: Weird Tales 1926 1928
Main genre: Lovecraftian Horror
Lesser genres: Science Fiction Horror, Gothic, Psychological Horror

The Outsider: An outcast flees a crumbling ruin only to discover, through a ghastly reflection, that the monster he fears in the world is actually himself.

The Tenant: An investigation into a country home’s hidden tenant turns fatal when a pit of sentient, experimental slime consumes the groundskeeper, proving some scientific legends are lethally real.

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The Shadows
by Henry S. Whitehead

First published in: Weird Tales November 1927
Main genre: Folk Horror
Lesser genres: Supernatural Horror, Occult Detective

After moving into a historic St. Croix estate, a man uncovers a lethal pact with a scaled "zombi" that has claimed the soul of the home’s previous owner for generations.

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The Fetish of the Waxworks
by Victor Rousseau

First published in: Weird Tales November 1926
Main genre: Occult Detective
Lesser genres: Gothic, Supernatural Horror

A waxwork of Admiral Nelson stirs to life, its hollow chest fueled by the fervent, lingering emotions of a thousand admirers. This "fetish idol" doesn’t just mimic the hero; it manifests his most violent naval instincts, turning its deadly intent toward its own creator.

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The Peacock's Shadow
by E. Hoffmann Price

First published in: Weird Tales November 1926
Main genre: Occult Detective
Lesser genres: Gothic, Supernatural Horror

A detective investigates the theft of a museum mummy, uncovering a marquis's occult ritual to resurrect his deceased lover by embalming a living woman who resembles her. Infiltrating the marquis's underground shrine, he confronts a secret society worshipping the Lord Peacock and must prevent the sacrifice before the victim is encased in a mummy's sycamore case.

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The Call of Cthulhu
by H P Lovecraft

First published in: Weird Tales February 1928
Main genre: Lovecraftian Horror
Lesser genres: Psychological Horror, Occult Detective

An ancient cosmic entity named Cthulhu lies dreaming in a sunken city, his influence spreading through the dreams of the sensitive. A secret cult, dedicated to his return, has been active for millennia, and a seaman's accidental encounter with the entity's city unleashes terror. Now, the narrator, having uncovered the truth, fears for his own sanity and life as the cult's prophecy begins to manifest.

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Deaf Dumb and Blind
by C.M. Eddy Jr.

First published in: Weird Tales April 1925
Main genre: Lovecraftian Horror
Lesser genres: Folk Horror, Gothic

In a colonial house cursed by pagan rites and burned hermits, Richard Blake—a poet deprived of sight, hearing, and speech—confronts a cosmic horror that shatters his remaining senses. As his servant flees, Blake’s final manuscript unearths an ancient evil rooted in the home’s dark history, documenting a descent into madness and a chilling encounter with forces that defy human understanding.
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