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I swear, beautiful white girls have been getting themselves kidnapped while on a tropical vacation since forever.
Tag: Human Sacrifice
Satan’s Sin House
Scarlet Lust Of The Moon Goddess
Maidens For The Snake God
Unrelated to the Daughter Of The Snake God
Also includes She’s Young, She’s Lovely, She’s French All Over and One Man, Two Girls, One Ocean
When The Death Light Shines
The Bloody Nude Ritual Of Satan’s Cultists
Also, How To Make Out While You’re Making Money, Idaho’s Lost Treasure Millions, Nude Victims of New England’s Mad Fetish Fiend, Orgy On Wheels, Opium Death Ship — Sex And Torture On The High Seas and Bizarre Saga Of The World War II Lust Spy
The Silver Witch
We Danced With Death
The Black Magic Murders
The Moon Terror & Other Stories
The Moon Terror & Other Stories is a hardcover collection of four early stories from Weird Tales magazine from its first year of publication (1923). It was issued in 1927 by the publisher of Weird Tales.
Since its initial publication in as a two-part serial in 1923, readers of Weird Tales had sent in letters making repeated requests asking for the short novel The Moon Terror to be reprinted. Unfortunately, by the time the publishers finally got around to reprinting the story in book form in this collection in 1927, interest in The Moon Terror had waned (one factor being that Amazing Stories had come into existence in 1926 and was publishing similar SF horror tales).
So despite the publisher’s initial great hopes for The Moon Terror & Other Stories, the book proved to be a fiasco. It took years for it to sell out despite being peddled for $1.50 a copy in Weird Tales (usually in a prominent back cover ad) on into the 1930s. It was eventually given away free with a subscription to the magazine to try to dispose of the unsold copies.
This entire book can be downloaded here.
