She was a voluptuous and sparkling creature—sometimes she seemed all woman, desirable, human—and sometimes she seemed a fox, sly, cunning, a being of wildness embodying the hidden secrets of nature.

You will read about this intriguing maiden in The Fox Woman, an A. Merritt masterpiece never before made available to the general public. This fine novelette is only one of the nine hard-to-find short stories and novelettes of this first and only collection of Merritt short fantasies.

Avon Publishing, 1949
157 pages
Condition: G (cover is starting to come loose from pages)