DOWN BY THE OLD BLOOD STREAM. That's where Alfred Hitchcock, that chillingly cheerful master of ghoulish gambols, likes to stroll when he's in the mood for a little gory refreshment. Entertainment is supposed to turn people on, but Alfie likes the kind that turns them off -- permanently.... read more
A is for the arsenic he's fond of.
L is for his lethal taste in tales.
F is for the fiends who are his best friends.
I is for the icepicks that they use.
E is for the extra-special pleasure he takes in every slaying that's well done.
Put them all together they spell ALFIE,...
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“Steve, you've got to come home. Right away." Her voice moved up-scale. There was a moment of silence, then she said quietly, simply, "A man's trying to kill me, Steve. He made the second attempt today. The first time might have been an accident. But not twice. No, not twice!”
Introduction, by Alfred Hitchcock
A Walk on the Mountain, by Richard Hardwick
A Time for Rifles, by H. A. De Rosso
The Last Gourmand, by Donald Honig
Sudden, Sudden Death, by Talmage Powell
Circle in the Dust, by Arthur Porges
Joshua, by William Brittain
The Amateur Philologist, by August Derleth
Thieves' Honor, by John Lutz
The Final Chapter, by Richard O. Lewis
The Helpful Horticulturist, by Mary Linn Roby
Dead Oak in a Dark Woods, by Hal Ellson
A Recipe for Eggs, by Frank Sisk
Not the Killer Type, by John Arre
Blood Kin, by Richard Deming
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