cornell woolrich – Page 3

cover art by Gregory Manchess

first published by Mysterious Press, hardcover, 1987

better image than previously posted

better image than previously posted

cover art by Malvin Singer

Carroll John Daly, “Just Another Stiff” (Race Williams)

Fred MacIsaac, “Cat’s-Paw for Murder” (Rambler Murphy)

Frederick Nebel, “Lead Poison” (Cardigan)

Cornell Woolrich, “The Living Lie Down with the Dead”

Robert Sidney Bowen, “The Flying Diamond”

May 1938 issue

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cover art by John Fleming Gould

Fred MacIsaac, “Nobody’s Stooge” (Rambler Murphy)

William E. Barrett, “The Devil’s Dice” (Blue Barrel)

John K. Butler, “Why Shoot a Corpse?” (Tricky Enright)

O.B. Myers, “The Golden Gag”

Cornell Woolrich, “Short-Order Kill”

Robert Sidney Bowen, “Five Seconds to Murder”

Lawrence Treat, “The Ghoul with the Green Eyes”

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cover by Bill Stone

Corporal Waldo McQueen, “The Voice in the Foxhole”

Theodore Roscoe, She Said “Take Me…If You Dare”, Adventure, January 1936, as On Account of a Woman

Max Brand, “The Strange Loves of Beatrice Jervan”, All-Story Weekly, June 8, 1918, as “John Ovington Returns”

Robert Arthur, “The Flying Eye:, Argosy, May 18 1940

Anton Kermac, “The President’s Daughter”

Richard Sale, The Benevolent Ghost and Captain Lowrie, Argosy, March 9, 1940, as Till Doomsday

C.A. Dixon, “The Moose That Talked”

Cornell Woolrich, Speak to Me of Death (Lieutenant McManus), Argosy, February 27, 1937

Otis Adelbert Kline, “Treasure Accursed!”