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The fierce, proud, and relentless commander of warriors, standing tall above her enemies and simmering with rage, Jirel bids farewell to the world of treacherous men and walks through a forbidden door into Hell itself in pursuit of freedom, justice, and revenge.

Table of Contents:

• Jirel Meets Magic (1935) - novelette
• Black God's Kiss (1934) - novelette
• Black God's Shadow (1934) - novelette
• The Dark Land (1936) - novelette
• Hellsgarde (1939) - novelette

Jirel returns to the terrifying dark land beneath Joiry to undo a wrong she committed in Black God's Kiss.

The Jirel of Joiry series is not numbered but this is the second published story of such.

This novelette is included in the collection "Jirel of Joiry".

It first appeared in the December, 1934 Issue of Weird Tales, available free on Internet Archives.

Jirel visits the haunted castle of Hellsgarde to retrieve a treasure.

The Jirel of Joiry series is not numbered but this is the sixth published story of such.

This novelette is included in the collection "Jirel of Joiry"

It first appeared in the April, 1939 Issue of Weird Tales, available free on Internet Archives.

The story of a warrior maid and the tremendous adventure that awaited her beyond the castle window-

The Jirel of Joiry series is not numbered but this is the third published story of such.

This novelette is included in the collection "Jirel of Joiry".

It first appeared in the July, 1935 Issue of Weird Tales, available on Internet Archives.

A gripping story of a warrior maid who went down into a land of unthinkable evil in search of a strange weapon.

The Jirel of Joiry series is not numbered but this is the first published story of such.

This novelette is included in the collection "Jirel of Joiry".

It first appeared in the October, 1934 Issue of Weird Tales, available on Internet Archives.

Jirel is snatched from her deathbed by Pav of the dark land of Romne.

The Jirel of Joiry series is not numbered but this is the fourth published story of such.

This novelette is included in the collection "Jirel of Joiry".

It first appeared in the January, 1936 Issue of Weird Tales, available free on Internet Archives.