The Corpse's Prophecy: 4 Pulp Fiction Shockers

Astounding Stories of Super-Science February 1930
THE CORPSE ON THE GRATING
By Hugh B. Cave
In the gloomy depths of the old warehouse Dale saw a thing that drew a scream of horror to his dry lips. It was a corpse—the mold of decay on its long-dead features—and yet it was alive!
5500 Words


Astounding Stories of Super-Science, September 1930
THE MURDER MACHINE
By Hugh B. Cave
Four lives lay helpless before the murder machine, the uncanny device by which hypnotic thought-waves are filtered through men's minds to mold them into murdering tools!
7500 Words


Black Book Detective Magazine, October 1934
THE PROPHECY
by Hugh B Cave
Two white couples, after debating the nature of spiritualism, venture into the bad part of town, to a negro church that convenes in a little room above a lunchroom. More ghosts than detectives in this grim horror story.
8200 Words


Spicy Detective, September, 1936
WOMEN ARE DAMNED FOOLS
by Hugh B Cave
as Justin Case
The whole deal was crooked, and Britt knew it. Being in on a swindle was all right with Britt—until he met the girl who was to be the victim
4500 Words