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Tales of Terror: 58 Short Stories Chosen by the Master of Suspense
by Alfred Hitchcock
from Galahad
Be afraid—be very afraid: the master of suspense is serving up 58 bloodcurdling tales for your delectation. These suspenseful stories all appeared in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, and in the words of Hitch himself, they “are guaranteed to chill and unnerve.” Bill Pronzini contributes “The Arrowmont Prison Riddle,” Margaret B. Maron has “A Very Special Talent,” Barry M. Malzberg offers “A Home Away from Home,” and Patricia Matthews chronicles “The Fall of Dr. Scourby.” Meet a girl who stalks Jack the Ripper, a clairvoyant writer of newspaper obituaries, a homicidal partygoer in a sanatorium, and a police detective who lives vicariously through the exploits of one of his most notorious suspects: they all populate these frightening pages. Caution: not recommended for late-night reading—except for the very brave!
Alfred Hitchcock Presents Stories Not for the Nervous
Alfred Hitchcock Presents Stories That Scared Even Me
Alfred Hitchcock's Supernatural Tales of Terror and Suspense
Noose Report
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories to Be Read with the Lights On (Alfred Hitchcock Presents)
by Alfred Hitchcock
from Random House
Alfred Hitchcock's Fatal Attractions II
Alfred Hitchcock Presents Stories My Mother Never Told Me
Alfred Hitchcock's Book of Horror Stories No 5
Alfred Hitchcock's Book of Horror Stories. Book 2
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