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Table of Contents:

• Meet Cap'n Kidd - [Breckinridge Elkins] - (1937) - novelette by Robert E. Howard
• The Death of a Hero (excerpt from The Red Gods) - (1924) - shortfiction by Jean d'Esme
• Wings of Y'vrn - (1972) - novelette by Darrel Crombie
• The Slave of Marathon - (1926) - novelette by Arthur D. Howden Smith
• How Sargoth Lay Siege to Zaremm - (1972) - shortstory by Lin Carter

This bio-bibliography of the adventure scribe is a collection of memoirs about Talbot Mundy, featuring a memoir by Mundy's widow, a study of his early life by Peter Ellis, appreciations by Fritz Leiber and Darrel Crombie, and an illustrated bibliography of his book and magazine appearances.

Table of Contents:

• Introduction (Talbot Mundy: Messenger of Destiny) - essay by Donald M. Grant
• Autobiography - essay by Talbot Mundy
• Willie -- Rogue and Rebel - essay by Peter Tremayne [as by Peter Berresford Ellis]
• Talbot Mundy - essay by Dawn Mundy Provost
• Ghosts Walk... - essay by Darrel Crombie
• Talbot Mundy in Adventure - essay by Donald M. Grant
• The Glory of Tros - essay by Fritz Leiber
• Books (Talbot Mundy: Messenger of Destiny) - essay by Donald M. Grant
• Magazine Appearances (Talbot Mundy: Messenger of Destiny) - essay by Donald M. Grant
• The Jerusalem News - essay by Donald M. Grant and Peter Tremayne [as by Donald M. Grant and Peter Berresford Ellis]
• The Theosophical Path - essay by Donald M. Grant
• The New York Times - essay by Donald M. Grant

This collection of Finlay's work includes 33 full-page black-and-white illustrations, and four in color. Finlay participated in the preparation of this book, but died before it was published. 1225 copies were printed.

Table of Contents:

• Virgil Finlay (title page) - interior artwork (variant of Cover: Virgil Finlay: Selected Illustrations)
• [Introduction (Virgil Finlay)] - essay by Donald M. Grant
• Old Cornish Litany - [Virgil Finlay's Poetry Series] - (1938) - interior artwork
• The Ark of Fire - (1938) - interior artwork
• The Shunned House - (1937) - interior artwork
• His Ways Are Death - (1952) - interior artwork (variant of Her Ways Are Death (Complete Novel))
• Fabulous Oriental Hoards - (1939) - interior artwork
• Famous Fantastic Mysteries, September 1942 (cover) - (1942) - interior artwork (variant of Cover: Famous Fantastic Mysteries, September 1942)
• The Goddess Awakes - (1938) - interior artwork
• Famous Fantastic Mysteries, August 1942 (cover) - (1942) - interior artwork (variant of Cover: Famous Fantastic Mysteries, August 1942)
• The Black Stone Statue - (1937) - interior artwork
• Famous Fantastic Mysteries, February 1941 (cover) - (1941) - interior artwork (variant of Cover: Famous Fantastic Mysteries, February 1941)
• Transgalactic Twins - (1948) - interior artwork (variant of The Trans-Galactic Twins [2])
• Famous Fantastic Mysteries, October 1941 (cover) - (1941) - interior artwork (variant of Cover: Famous Fantastic Mysteries, October 1941)
• Roads - (1938) - interior artwork
• Dreadful Sleep - (1938) - interior artwork (variant of Dreadful Sleep (Part 1 of 3))
• Taurus - (1970) - interior artwork
• Kubla Khan - [Virgil Finlay's Poetry Series] - (1938) - interior artwork (variant of "Her Demon Lover")
• Burn Witch, Burn - (1942) - interior artwork (variant of Burn, Witch, Burn! (Complete Novel) [6])
• People of the Pit - (1941) - interior artwork (variant of The People of the Pit)
• Dwellers in the Mirage - (1949) - interior artwork (variant of The Dwellers in the Mirage (Complete Novel) [2])
• A God Named Kroo - (1954) - interior artwork
• A Fog Was Blowing - (1953) - interior artwork
• Dancing Feet (tailpiece) - (1935) - interior artwork
• Virgil Finlay - interior artwork
• Virgil Finlay [2] - interior artwork
• Virgil Finlay [3] - interior artwork
• The Red Dust - (1949) - interior artwork
• La Belle Dame Sans Merci - [Virgil Finlay's Poetry Series] - (1938) - interior artwork
• Skeleton in Armor - [Virgil Finlay's Poetry Series] - (1938) - interior artwork (variant of The Skeleton in Armor)
• Psychopompos - (1937) - interior artwork
• The Citadel of Fear - (1942) - interior artwork (variant of The Citadel of Fear (Complete Novel) [4])
• The Purple Sapphire - (1948) - interior artwork (variant of The Purple Sapphire (Complete Novel))
• The House of the Living Dead - (1938) - interior artwork (variant of The House of Living Music)
• The Bird of Time - (1952) - interior artwork
• Black Butterflies - (1949) - interior artwork
• The Hairy Ones Shall Dance - (1938) - interior artwork
• Portals of Illusion - (1938) - interior artwork
• A Million Years to Conquer - (1952) - interior artwork (variant of A Million Years to Conquer (Complete Novel))
• Sagittarius - (1967) - interior artwork
• The Curse of Carthage - (1947) - interior artwork
• A Virgil Finlay Self-Portrait - interior artwork
• Virgil Finlay - essay by Sam Moskowitz (variant of Virgil Finlay, Dean of Science Fiction Artists 1965)
• A Virgil Finlay Checklist - essay by Gerry de la Ree
• An Index to a Virgil Finlay Checklist - essay by uncredited

Lucius Leffing, the sarsaparilla-sipping occultist private detective and psychic investigator who resides at Number 7 Autumn St, New Haven, and collects antique glass, investigates the bizarre happenings at the First World Fantasy Convention.

The forty or so stories comprising the Lucius Leffing canon are amongst Brennan's best-loved work. They are clearly affectionately akin to the Holmes and Watson stories of Conan Doyle, and to the Solar Pons and Parker stories of August Derleth. In the stories, Leffing's adventures are chronicled by his protege and friend -- Brennan himself. Publisher Donald M. Grant collaborated with Brennan on this Leffing novel.

interior artwork by Robert Arrington