Centro de Documentação da PJ
Monografia
 VAR2583 | 11.A.29 |
Monsters galore / resurrected by Bernhardt J. Hurwood.- [S. l.] : Fawcett Publications, cop. 1965.- 224 p. ; 18 cm. - (Gold Medal Book ; 1544)
FICÇÃO
The eyes of the panther - Ambrose Bierce. The dreadful visitor from Varney the Vampyre - Thomas Preskett Prest. The monster-maker - William C. Morrow. Mohammed Bux and the Demon - adapted by Bernhardt J. Hurwood. Count magnus - M. R. James. The purple terror - Fred M. White. The werewolf - Frederick Marryat. The wer-bear from the history of Hrolfekraka - Sir Walter Scott. Jikininki - Lafcadio Hearn. The vampire cat of Nabeshim from the japenese, adapted by B. J. H. The corpse at the Inn from Liao Chai by Pu Sung Ling, adapted by B.J. H. The demon who changed its skin from Liao Chai by Pu Sung Ling, adapted by B. J. H. The guest and the sriges from the Greek, adapted by B. J. H. A vatanuan cannibal tale from the Melanesian, adapted by B. J. H. Four siberian demon tales from the Siberian, adapted by B. J. H. An irish vampire - R. S. Breen. Peter Kürten - the monster of Dusseldorf. The mask of the beast - Rudyard Kipling. The were-tiger - Sir Hugh Clifford. Johannes Cuntius, a citizen of Pentsch - Henry More. Hungary's female vampire - Dean Lipton. Sawney Beane, the man eater of Eastlothian - Captain Charles Johnson. Stubbe Peeter from the Gallic, adapted by B. J. H.