Jean Ray (1887–1964)

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1. Mark Samuels

   Author of The White Hands and Other Weird Tales, The Face of Twilight, Black Altars

2. Gustav Meyrink

   Author of The Golem, The Angel of the West Window, Walpurgis Night

3. Reggie Oliver

   Author of Dramas from the Depths, Masques of Satan: Twelve Tales and a Novella, The Wounds of Exile

4. Thomas Ligotti

   Author of Songs of a Dead Dreamer, Grimscribe: His Lives and Works, Noctuary

5. Jean Ray

   Author of Malpertuis, Ghouls in My Grave, My Own Private Spectres

6. Arthur Machen

   Author of The Great God Pan, The Hill of Dreams, Tales of Horror and the Supernatural

7. Hanns Heinz Ewers

   Author of Alraune, Nachtmahr, Blood

8. Mark Valentine

   Author of The Collected Connoisseur, The Nightfarers

9. Simon Strantzas

   Author of Beneath the Surface, Cold to the Touch, Nightingale Songs

10. Jean Lorrain

    Author of Monsieur de Phocas, Nightmares of an Ether-drinker

11. Edgar Jepson

    Author of THE GARDEN AT 19, The Horned Shepherd

12. D. P. Watt

    Author of An Emporium of Automata, Pieces for Puppets and Other Cadavers

13. August Derleth

    Author of Dark mind, dark heart, Colonel Markesan, and Less Pleasant People, Fire and Sleet and Candlelight: New Poems of the Macabre

14. Laird Barron

    Author of The Imago Sequence and Other Stories, Occultation and Other Stories

15. Jules Barbey D'Aurevilly

    Author of Les Diaboliques

16. Georges Rodenbach

    Author of Bruges-la-Morte

17. Wolfgang Bauer

    Author of The Feverhead

18. Stefan Grabinski

    Author of The Dark Domain

19. Fritz Leiber

    Author of Horrible Imaginings [collection], Smoke Ghost & Other Apparitions

20. Kirsten Lodge

    Author of The Dedalus Book of Russian Decadence: Perversity, Despair and Collapse