Alfred Hitchcock’s Speak of the Devil (1975) Anthology by Alfred Hitchcock (ed. Sun77)
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Overview: Alfred Hitchcock’s Other Job
It’s not very well known, but that lovable aficionado of evil, Alfred Hitchcock, has built up quite a reputation as an exorcist. Of course, Hitchcock being Hitchcock, he goes about his trade in a very special way.
Whenever a murderer shows signs of remorse, whenever a monster gives evidence of developing a conscience, whenever a descendant of Jack the Ripper lets his knife grow dull, Hitchcock arrives to drive out the driveling spirit of compassion that can blight the darkest and most damned of souls.
It may be hard work, but Hitchcock knows it is worth it when he views such perfect examples of pure and unadulterated deviltry as in these fourteen sardonic spellbinders he has carefully selected for your shivery delight.
Genre:Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy > Horror
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION by Alfred Hitchcock
YESTERDAY’S EVIL by Jonathan Craig
SUSPICION, SUSPICION by Richard O. Lewis
PEP TALK by Syd Hoff
THE TOOL by Fletcher Flora
WHO’S INNOCENT? by Lawrence Treat
HEIR TO MURDER by Ed Lacy
BEGINNER’S LUCK (Novelette) by Richard Hardwick
TWO DAYS IN ORGANVILLE by Edward D. Hoch
THE SONIC BOOMER by William Brittain
NO ESCAPE (Novelette) by C. B. Gilford
THE CHESS PARTNER by Theodore Mathieson
DR. ZINNKOPF’S DEVILISH DEVICE by Edwin P. Hicks
FAT JOW AND THE DRAGON PARADE by Robert Alan Blair
CALCULATED ALIBI by Richard Deming
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