✍ Scribed by Cathleen Jordan (editor)
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, in its more than thirty-five years of existence, has primarily focused on mystery and suspense short stories involving warm-blooded citizens with their feet flat on the ground. Occasionally, during its first quarter century, the magazine took a flyer into the Unseen (or Mostly Unseen) World. In the last ten years or so, the magazine’s editorial staff have ventured even more frequently into those realms in which the crimes encountered rarely turn up in the job descriptions of the average policeman or private eye. The results, we hope, fit our mission of providing the reader with entertaining mystery fiction.
Includes the following 33 stories:
THE TIME BETWEEN—J. A. Paul
WORK FOR IDOL HANDS—Charles Peterson
SECOND NATURE—William T. Lowe
THE BALANCING MAN—Charles Ardai
ENTER THE STRANGER—Donald Olson
THE GRIFFIN AND THE MINOR CANON—Frank Stockton
ROUGHING IT—Michael Beres
LIFE AFTER LIFE—Lawrence Block
THE LAST DAY—Rob Kantner
DON’T MAKE WAVES—George Ingersoll
AN AMERICAN VISIT—F. M. Maupin
THE MAN WHO COULD WORK MIRACLES—H. G. Wells
SPECTRE IN BLUE DOUBLEKNIT—Bruce Bethke
POLTERGEIST—W. Sherwood Hartman
MAGIC NIGHTS—Jas. R. Petrin
STRANGE PREY—George C. Chesbro
LOVE AT SECOND SIGHT—Patricia Moyes
THE MISFITS—Jane Rice
THE MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH—Edgar Allan Poe
CATECHISM FOR GRANMA—Charles M. Saplak
SEPARATE VACATIONS—Maggie Wagner-Hankins
THE BOTTLE IMP—Robert Louis Stevenson
EXTRA CHEESE, AND I HAVE YOUR COUPON—Dan Crawford
IT AIN’T NECESSARILY SO—Terry Black THE UNDERTAKER’S WEDDING—Chet Williamson ASH—Charles Garvie
THE HORROR OF THE HEIGHTS—Arthur Conan Doyle
GOING BUGGY—J. P. McLaughlin
OLD FLAME—Taylor McCafferty
THERE ARE FANTASIES IN THE PARK—Marion M. Markham
THE RONNIE—K. D. Wentworth
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST—Oscar Wilde
THE LAST CRIME STORY—Robert Loy
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