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Child's Ploy (1984) Anthology
✍ Scribed by Marcia Muller (editor), Bill Pronzini (editor)
- Book ID
- 111881687
- Publisher
- Macmillan Pub Co
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 483 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780025992504
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
✦ Synopsis
Includes the following 19 stories (for adults):
THE ROCKING-HORSE WINNER—D. H. Lawrence
HOW PEARL BUTTON WAS KIDNAPPED—Katherine Mansfield
THE BEAUTIFUL WHITE HORSE—William Saroyan
PAUL’S CASE—Willa Cather
LITTLE BOY LOST—Q. Patrick
TOO EARLY SPRING—Stephen Vincent Benét
THE THREATENING THREE—William Campbell Gault
THE END OF THE PARTY—Graham Greene
THE LANDSCAPE OF DREAMS—John Lutz
FIRE ESCAPE—Cornell Woolrich
LUDMILA—Jean L. Backus
DAY FOR A PICNIC—Edward D. Hoch
CARNIVAL DAY—Nedra Tyre
GOOD MAN, BAD MAN—Jerome Weidman
LOOIE FOLLOWS ME—John D. MacDonald
HERE LIES ANOTHER BLACKMAILER—Bill Pronzini
MORNING SONG—Betty Ren Wright
THE HEDGE BETWEEN—Charlotte Armstrong
UNCLE MAX—Pat McMahon (aka Edward D. Hoch)
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