This post begins: The vampire stories of Hugh B. Cave form a small part of his Horror fiction. He wrote them while still quite young, twenty-two and three. He would become a famous all-round Pulpster, writing for adventure, spicy, detective, Science Fiction and Shudder Pulps. He had several pseudonyms including the ironic, Justin Case. The majority of his Horror is of the non-supernatural variety, where in the ghost, monster, etc. proves to be a disgruntled maniac with a predilection for the Gothic. Of this type of fiction, I am not particularly fond. But in these early stories, Cave would write a real ghost story or terror tale.
If you’d like to read the rest, please check out Monster: From the Pages of Dark Worlds Quarterly.