Cover of Alfred Hitchcock's Supernatural Tales of Terror and Suspense

Alfred Hitchcock's Supernatural Tales of Terror and Suspense

Table of contents:

The Triumph of Death, by H. Russell Wakefield

The Strange Valley, by T.V. Olsen

The Christmas Spirit, by Dorothy B. Bennett

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The Bronze Door, by Raymond Chandler

Slip Stream, by Sheila Hodgson

The Quest for "Blank Claveringi," by Patricia Highsmith

Mis Pinkerton's Apocalypse, by Muriel Spark

The Reunion After Three Hundred Years, by Alexis Tolstoy

The Attic Express, by Alex Hamilton

The Pram, by A.W. Bennett

Mr. Ash's Studio, by H. Russell Wakefield

Audience
young adult
Length
medium · 213 pages

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