This timeless classic by Rev. Baring-Gould (best known as the composer of the hymn "Onward Christian Soldiers") has been considered the foremost work on the subject of lycanthropy since it was first published in 1865. This new edition features supplemental material by pop culture historian, "New Pulp" writer and award-winning journalist John Allen Small, including an in-depth look at the werewolf legend as portrayed in literature, films, television and the comics.

A third collection of short stories from the author of the Green Hornet story "Bad Man's Blunder" and the New Pulp Award-nominated Avenger tale "Ghost Of Thunder Isle."

A small town janitor who thinks he has encountered a ghost... a dancer whose improvisations threaten a totalitarian regime... a former porn actress who becomes President of the United States... a bartender whose customers include the Angel of Death...and an elderly man who tells his grandchildren about the days when people celebrated a holiday called "Christmas." These are just a few of the characters readers will meet in "Something In The Air," a new collection of short stories by John Allen Small.

A brilliant scientist and his former student (and financial benefactor) build a rocket and travel to Mars, where they find a civilization identical to that of Biblical-era Egypt. Cited by writer and pop culture historian Richard Lupoff as an influence on the creation of Edgar Rice Burroughs' famed "John Carter of Mars" series, Ellsworth Douglass' 1899 novel is a classic tale of interstellar adventure and a landmark in the history of science fiction literature. This new edition features a Preface by "New Pulp" writer John Allen Small, whose work has appeared in such anthologies as "Myths For...