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Latest Issues

Weird Classicks #5

The Damned Thing

by Ambrose Bierce

First collected in In the Midst of Life, 1898.

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I. One Does Not Always Eat What Is on the Table

By the light of a tallow candle, which had been placed on one end of a rough tab...

7 days ago
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The Adventure of the Sanguinary Count

Well, friends, CLASSICS FROM THE GRAVE is back again with another Sherlockian adventure for this warm September. Tonight we will see Holmes battle Count Dracula one more time in Loren D. Estleman’s SHERLOCK HOLMES VS. DRACULA (1978).

Nobod...

9 days ago
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Fog, Pipe Smoke, and the Blood of Rats

On tonight’s episode of CLASSICS FROM THE GRAVE, two of literature’s greatest creations—Sherlock Holmes and Count Dracula—meet in 1897 London due to a string of grisly deaths, one missing scientist, and a madman’s plan to unleash the buboni...

11 days ago
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Everything You Own and More!

Tonight’s episode of CLASSICS FROM THE GRAVE concerns a small New Hampshire village, a suspicious outsider, and a reign of terror under the auspices of progress, law and order, and economic development.

You might conceive of the 1970s as a...

14 days ago
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Weird Classicks #4

The Red Brain

by Donald Wandrei

First published in Weird Tales, October 1927.


One by one the pale stars in the sky overhead had twinkled fainter and gone out. One by one those flaming lights had dimmed and darkened. One by o...

14 days ago
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