=BYWAYS OF GHOST-LAND.= By ELLIOTT O'DONNELL, author of "Some Haunted Houses of England and Wales," "Haunted Houses of London," "Ghostly Phenomena," "Dreams and their Meanings," "Scottish Ghost Tales," "True Ghost Tales," &c. &c. 246 pp., Demy 8vo. Price =3s. 6d.= net. "Enthralling reading."--_Westminster Gazette._ =THE SOUL OF THE MOOR.= A Romance by STRATFORD D. JOLLY. 226 pp., Crown 8vo, Illustrated, cloth, =2s.= net. A novel dealing with hypnotic influence and occult metamorphosis. "Its fluent invention ... and its sharp narrative."--_The Daily Chronicle._ "The book is well worth reading."--_Madame._ =DRACULA.= A New and Cheaper Edition of this celebrated and thrilling vampire story. By BRAM STOKER. Small Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 416 pp. Price =1s.= net. "The very weirdest of weird tales."--_Punch._ "Its fascination is so great that it is impossible to lay it aside."--_The Lady._ "Much loving and happy human nature, much heroism, much faithfulness, much dauntless hope, so that as one phantasmal ghastliness follows another in horrid swift succession the reader is always accompanied by images of devotion and friendliness."--_Liverpool Daily Post._ "It is excellent. One of the best things in the supernatural line that we have been lucky enough to hit upon."--_Pall Mall Gazette._ =THE DOOR AJAR, AND OTHER STORIES.= By VIRGINIA MILWARD. Crown 8vo, cloth, 128 pp. Price =1s.= net. The weird and uncanny play a large part in the background of these fascinatingly told stories of passion and crime, in which the dramatic and human elements are never lacking. CONTENTS.--The Door Ajar. The Knife. Between the Leaves. The Mills of God. The Little Silver Box, "Das Kind." A Minor Third. "As stories, they are striking, and brilliantly written; the occultistic strain in them gives them an additional piquancy. The last story, 'A Minor Third,' which is less obviously occultistic than the rest, ends in a situation which has seldom been surpassed for power in short stories."--_Westminster Review._ "A volume of admirable tales."--_The Evening Times._ "Seven strongly dramatic little tales with sometimes a touch of mysticism in them."--_Birmingham Daily Post._ "A book of short stories very well done."--_Sheffield Daily Telegraph._ =STRANGER THAN FICTION.= Being Tales from the Byways of Ghost- and Folk-lore. By MARY L. LEWES. Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 234 pp. Price =3s. 6d.= net. "There is much curious matter in the volume well narrated."--_The Times._ "Has a thrill on every page."--_Pall Mall Gazette._ "Everybody ... likes a good ghost story, and in the volume before us the author has many an entertaining one to tell."--_The Globe._