Lukundoo, and Other Stories

Published in 1927, 'Lukundoo, and Other Stories' by Edward Lucas White is a collection of short stories that intertwine horror, the supernatural, and psychological suspense. The title story, 'Lukundoo,' follows Singleton as he recounts a chilling experience in Africa involving a mysterious disease and eerie manifestations. Other tales, such as 'Floki’s Blade,' explore themes of betrayal and adventure in exotic locales. This collection is notable for its blend of character-driven narratives and elements of dark folklore, making it a significant work in early 20th-century American horror fiction.