Overview :SCIFTAN: a proper noun of ultimately unknown origin, taking from the Old Frisian alt. transitive: sciff: to mutate, and tannin: one who. Mod... Read More
Overview :ECHO OF A CURSE is the third novel by the mysterious R.R. Ryan that Ramble House has published. The first two, Freak Museum and The Subjugat... Read More
Overview :The Library of Death begins at a leisurely pace, and a tone that seems to set the stage for a light romance. But then Ronald S.L. Harding de... Read More
Overview :Edmund Snell wrote an almost uncountable number of stories for the pulps, many of them about exotic climes like Borneo. THE BACK OF BEYOND i... Read More
Overview :First edition. Signed by Edward Lee, John Pelan, T Winter-Damon, and Alan M. Clark. Binding straight with no marks on the pages. ... Read More
Overview :When you get to Volume 4 of an author's collected works, you know he's something special. Wyatt Blassingame is one of John Pelan's favorite ... Read More
Overview :A Millennium of Terror This is the complete history of the grim saga of the house of Harcourt and the fearful doom which for nine centuries... Read More
Overview :As the Great Depression lingered on, and the situation in Europe got worse, the readers of America longed for adventure, especially in far-o... Read More
Overview :Did you know that Bruno Fischer, well-known pulpster who wrote House of Flesh, also wrote under the penname, Russell Gray? This is the secon... Read More
Overview :Francis James was known for writing novella-length potboilers as headliners for various pulp magazines back in the 30s and John Pelan has co... Read More
Overview :It's Yellow Peril time at Ramble House and the two stories introduced by John Pelan in this latest volume bubble over with Celestial inscrut... Read More