The last issue of Past Masters for 2023. Several authors fall into the life+70 public domain on Jan 1, so there will be some new names. This issue, as usual around 100,000 words, includes one or two long stories. H P Blavatsky, best known as founder of Theosophy, was also a fantasy and weird writer, so i have included an example. Sumner Locke provides a sad Christmas tale.
1: "At $32 Per" / Albert Payson Terhune
2: The Devil and the Deep Sea / Richard Dehan
3: John Charrington's Wedding / Edith Nesbit
4: The House in the Mist / Anna Katharine Green
5: The Luminous Shield / H. P. Blavatsky
6: More Than a Story / Lynn D. Follett
7: The Trodden Path / Mabel Quiller-Couch
8: Exhibit Number Two / Frederick Trevor Hill
9: "Napoleon the Scoundrel" / Pierre Mille
10: By Wireless / Fred M. White
11: My Terminal Moraine / Frank R. Stockton
12: The Tree of Heaven / Robert W. Chambers
13: Home for Christmas / Sumner Locke
14: Branch Line to Benceston / Andrew Caldecott
15: The Confession of Charles Linkworth / E. F. Benson
16: Soft Blows the Breeze From Hell / Arthur Leo Zagat
17: The Inn of the Two Witches / Joseph Conrad
1: "At $32 Per" / Albert Payson Terhune
2: The Devil and the Deep Sea / Richard Dehan
3: John Charrington's Wedding / Edith Nesbit
4: The House in the Mist / Anna Katharine Green
5: The Luminous Shield / H. P. Blavatsky
6: More Than a Story / Lynn D. Follett
7: The Trodden Path / Mabel Quiller-Couch
8: Exhibit Number Two / Frederick Trevor Hill
9: "Napoleon the Scoundrel" / Pierre Mille
10: By Wireless / Fred M. White
11: My Terminal Moraine / Frank R. Stockton
12: The Tree of Heaven / Robert W. Chambers
13: Home for Christmas / Sumner Locke
14: Branch Line to Benceston / Andrew Caldecott
15: The Confession of Charles Linkworth / E. F. Benson
16: Soft Blows the Breeze From Hell / Arthur Leo Zagat
17: The Inn of the Two Witches / Joseph Conrad
