Never at Night

by Christine Campbell Thomson (Editor), Harold Ward (contributor), B.W. Sliney (contributor)

What's your particular terror? Bat-men, giant leeches, a Thong from the Sea, a man-eating prehistoric plant? They are all here. What was behind the door of the seven-locked room at Colfe Castle? What was wrong with room 317 at the Hoffman House Hotel? Read on and you will find out...but don't let the light fade too much.CONTENTSThe Closed Door by Harold WardThe Third Thumbprint by Mortimer LevitanThe Death Crescents of Koti by Romeo PooleSwamp Horror by Will Smith & R.J. RobbinsGolden Lilies by Oscar CookThe Seven Locked Rooms by Jessie Douglas KerruishCreeping Fingers by Loretta G. BurroughsOut of the Earth by Flavia RichardsonThe Man Who Was Saved by B.W. SlineyDorner Cordaianthus by Hester HollandRogues In The House by Robert E. HowardThe Thing In The Cellar by David H. KellerThe Crack by Oswell BlakestonThe Last Trip by Archie Binns

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1925

Reviews

[Shawn]

PLACEHOLDER REVIEW

"Creeping Fingers" by Loretta G. Burroughs (aka Loretta G. Burrough or Loretta Burrough) - in this familiar yarn, a traveler finds himself, cold and tired, at a hotel which is hosting a convention, and thus strapped for space... but there IS a vacancy in the "infamous" room, plagued by cold and damp, which they discourage him from taking... While this is overly familiar, no denying it, it also does a nice job - never surprising, but generating a creepy atmosphere.

[Sophie]

Nice stories:)