- Publication:Not at Night!
- Editors:Herbert Asbury
- Year: 1928-00-00
- Publisher:Macy-Masius
- Price: $2.00
- Pages: 386
- 9 • Introduction (Not at Night!)• essay by Herbert Asbury
- 15 • The Purple Cincture• (1925) • shortstory by H. Thompson Rich
- 27 • The Horror at Red Hook• (1927) • novelette by H. P. Lovecraft
- 53 • A Hand from the Deep• (1924) • shortstory by Romeo Poole
- 67 • The Tortoise-Shell Cat• (1924) • shortstory by Greye La Spina
- 83 • The House of Horror• [Jules de Grandin] • (1926) • novelette by Seabury Quinn
- 108 • The Coffin of Lissa• (1926) • shortstory by August Derleth [as by August W. Derleth]
- 113 • Swamp Horror• (1926) • shortstory by Will Smith and R. J. Robbins
- 125 • The Parasitic Hand• [Dr. Burnstrum] • (1926) • shortstory by R. Anthony
- 136 • The Death Crescents of Koti• (1926) • shortstory by Romeo Poole
- 156 • The Beast• (1926) • shortstory by Paul Benton
- 175 • His Wife• (1927) • shortstory by Zita Inez Ponder
- 189 • Laocoon• (1926) • shortstory by Bassett Morgan
- 203 • The Life Serum• (1926) • shortstory by Paul S. Powers
- 220 • The Girdle• (1927) • shortstory by Joseph McCord
- 228 • Bat's Belfry• (1926) • shortstory by August Derleth [as by August W. Derleth]
- 238 • The Sea Thing• (1925) • shortstory by Frank Belknap Long [as by Frank Belknap Long, Jr.]
- 250 • The Horror on the Links• [Jules de Grandin] • (1925) • novelette by Seabury Quinn
- 277 • The Experiment of Erich Weigert• (1926) • shortstory by Sewell Peaslee Wright
- 290 • The Hooded Death• (1926) • shortstory by Joel Martin Nichols, Jr.
- 305 • The Man Who Was Saved• (1926) • shortstory by B. W. Sliney
- 315 • The Plant-Thing• (1925) • shortstory by R. G. Macready (variant of The Plant Thing)
- 323 • Death-Waters• (1924) • shortstory by Frank Belknap Long [as by Frank Belknap Long, Jr.]
- 336 • Monsters of the Pit• (1925) • shortstory by Paul S. Powers
- 352 • Four Wooden Stakes• (1925) • shortstory by Victor Rowan [as by Victor Roman]
- 365 • The Devil Bed• (1925) • shortstory by Gerald Dean
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