Collects thirty-one fantasy and adventure tales originally published in Weird Tales, Strange Stories, Spicy Mystery Stories, Argosy, Terror Tales, and more. With more than 30 full page illustrations by George Evans. "Some of Price's stories aroused controversy; "The Stranger from Kurdistan" (1925), a story which featured a dialogue between Christ and Satan, was criticised by some readers as blasphemous but proved popular with Weird Tales readers. (Lovecraft professed to find it especially powerful). "The Infidel's Daughter" (1927), a satire on the Ku Klux Klan, also angered some Southern readers, but Wright defended the story.