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Welcome to another guest attraction! I feature in this edition a story out of the pulp mags of the 1920s an interesting little piece of writing from one Meredith Davis, The Accusing Voice. Originally published in 1923, this tale follows on Allan Defoe years after consigning a man to death, when a gunman shatters Defoe’s peace and begins toying with him.

Or is it a gunman? Come, let’s find out →

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