Suspense; the eerie fascination of dire impending events; the culmination of a series of strange happenings in a mysterious murder; and the consequent solution of the problem—these are a few of the elements that make "The Yellow Claw" a story of unusual interest, even for readers who are familiar with Sax Rohmer's work. For the name of this increasingly popular author has come to stand for stories that powerfully magnetize one's easy chair. To read the first paragraph is to turn on the current. This is another great story by the author of "Fu Manchu".
Reprint in fascimile format of the original magazine appearance in Lippincott's Magazine in 1915.