In GHOULS IN MY GRAVE you enter the dread world of the living dead where madness lurks and terror reigns. A few samples:
In THE GOLD TEETH, Abel, a "mining" man, who excavates gold from the dental ware of the dead, encounters a reluctant corpse one night in Abney Park Cemetery:
". . . The dead man had just closed his mouth and sunk his teeth deep into my fingers through my rubber gloves. . ."
In THE CEMETERY WATCHMAN, a passing stranger, hired to guard the mysterious mausoleum of Dutchess Opolchenska in Saint Guitton Cemetery has an unexpected visitor one night:
" I was crushed by a formidable weight. Sharp teeth bit into my neck, and cold loathsome lips began greedily sucking my blood ..."
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