Alfred Hitchcock’s Tales To Send Chills Down Your Spine
Alfred Hitchcock (Editor), Eleanor Sullivan (Editor), Edward D. Hoch (Contributor), Lawrence Block (Contributor), James Holding (Contributor), Glenn Andrews (Contributor), Robert Arthur (Contributor), Warren Donahue (Contributor), Patricia Highsmith (Contributor), Evans Harrington (Contributor), Robert Bloch (Contributor), Jack Ritchie (Contributor), Bill Pronzini (Contributor), Henry Slesar (Contributor), Borden Deal (Contributor), Wenzell Brown (Contributor), Donald E. Westlake (Contributor), Donald Honig (Contributor), Donald Olson (Contributor), Paul Tabori (Contributor), James Michael Ullman (Contributor), Roderick Wilkinson (Contributor), Michael Wilson (Contributor), Michael Zuroy (Contributor), William Brittain (Contributor), Eleanor Daly Boylan (Contributor), Bob Bristow (Contributor), Jean Garris (Contributor), Alice Scanlan Reach (Contributor), Richard Deming
Introduction
Do you like to be agitated? Shocked? Jarred? Do you like your reading disquieting, turbulent, icy? Do you like it to shake you up? To pack a wallop? To fill you with fear and trembling? This fifth anthology in the new series of stories from Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine--with each of the first eighteen years of the magazine (1956-1973) represented by at least one story--provides the kind of chill-causing excitement you've come to expect from the Master of Suspense.
Here are stories from Patricia Highsmith (who wrote Strangers on a Train), Robert Bloch (who wrote Psycho), and 27 others whose spine-tingling fiction has earned them the warm support of Alfred Hitchcock fans for years.
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