The Man Who Died Twice (and Three Others)

Featuring a selection of four intriguing tales from the pulp era, this collection showcases Frank Belknap Long's imaginative storytelling. Readers will encounter a variety of themes, from the eerie and supernatural in "The Man Who Died Twice" to the whimsical and bizarre in "Humpty Dumpty had a Great Fall." Each story, drawn from notable magazines like Ghost Stories and Weird Tales, highlights Long's unique ability to blend suspense and fantasy, making it a captivating read for fans of classic speculative fiction.