cover by Tom Lovell
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Hugh B. Cave, “Death Holds for Ransom
Dale Clark, “My Friend—The Corpse”
Paul Ernst, “Embrace of the Fire God”
Roger Howard Norton, “The Woman Hell Gave Me”
Wyatt Blassingame, “Slaves of the Tomb Maidens”
Ben Judson, “The Beast in Her Bed!“
Emerson Graves, “Pale Daughters of Death”
1967 Horwitz release in Australia
1965 Signet paperback original in the US
cover art by Robert McGinnis
1966 German edition – photo of Jean Shrimpton on cover
1959 Horowitz release in Australia
cover art by Barye Phillips – better image than previously posted
1959 Signet paperback original in the US
International Edition Series #10 December 1961, March 1965
cover design by Grant Roberts
1966 Signet reissue – cover art by Robert McGinnis
1968 New English Library/Four Square Books release in the UK
Poster art for the film “A Man Called Dagger” (a low budget film made to cash in on the James Bond craze in the 60s) painted by Frank Frazetta.
It was never used for the film and only recently came to light and was sold at auction.
Apparently it was used as collateral for a bar tab which was never paid.
Philip Van Doren Stern (September 10, 1900 – July 31, 1984) was an American writer, editor, and Civil War historian whose story “The Greatest Gift“, published in 1943, inspired the classic Christmas film It’s a Wonderful Life (1946).
1951 Farrar hardcover as Love Is the One with Wings
1951 Signet reissue – first paperback release
published in the UK in 1952 as It’s Always Too Late to Mend and in 1955 as Manhunt
cover art by Darcy (Ernest Chiriacka)
oil on board, 30.5 x 20 in.
signed with artist’s monogram lower left
1955 Signet paperback original
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a collection of short stories by Cornell Woolrich, writing as William Irish
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SMB Noir 
