Alfred Hitchcock's Behind the Death Ball

Any artist is only as good as his audience. That master orchestrator of terror, Alfred Hitchcock, is no exception. What good is his fearful brand of fiendish fun if he's no nerves to twist, no teeth to set chattering, no vocal chords to strum into high notes of terrified hysteria? That’s where you come in, dear reader. Just put yourself in his skillful hands. He’ll give you a screaming good time with personally selected stories & novelettes by masters of menace & the macabre.1. Perfect Shot-Lawrence Treat2. The Amateur Philologist-August Derleth3. The Glint-Arthur Porges4. The Seventh Man-Helen Nielsen5. Voodoo Doll-Henry Slesar6. A Friendly Exorcise-Talmage Powell7. Many Women Too Many-C.B. Gilford8. Till Death-Fletcher Flora9. The Hitchhikers-Bruce Hunsberger10. Store Cop-Ed Lacy11. Doom Signal-John Lutz12. See What’s in the Bag-Hal Ellson13. Fat Jow & the Walking Woman-Robert Alan Blair14. The Ghost & Mr. Grebner-Syd Hoff