This collection of C. M. Eddy’s works highlights seven of his Weird Tales Magazine creations, together with a variety of his other lesser-known tales. Story headings from four of these tales are reproduced from the original artwork by Andrew Brosnatch, an artist whose illustrations were showcased on fifteen Weird Tales covers. The stories range from Mr. Eddy’s first nationally published fiction, “Sign of the Dragon”, a detective mystery story, to “The Loved Dead”. This horrific tale of the exploits of a tortured soul’s dark descent into unspeakable deeds against his fellow citizens is told from the protagonist’s point of view. C. M. Eddy’s most prolific period of short story writing was during the years 1919 through 1922, the time the majority of this collection was produced. The original handwritten manuscripts were used for the texts while editing this book. These thirteen tales show the diversity and range that C. M. Eddy, Jr. displayed as an author and storyteller.