the ninth pan book of horror stories selected by herbert van thal
#330 021443 - release date: (?) 1968
ARTIST: N/A
RAYMOND WILLIAMS: MAN-HUNT
DULCIE GRAY: THE FLY
DOROTHY K. HAYNES: THOU SHALT NOT SUFFER A WITCH...
LINDSAY STEWART: STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS
MARTIN WADDELL: BLOODTHIRSTY
ADOBE JAMES: AN APPARITION AT NOON
RENE MORRIS: THE BABY MACHINE
COLIN GRAHAM: THE BEST TEACHER
WALTER WINWARD: STICK WITH ME KID, AND YOU'LL WEAR DIAMONDS
DULCIE GRAY: THE HAPPY RETURN
RAYMOND HARVEY: FATHER FORGIVE ME
JOHN BURKE: A COMEDY OF TERRORS
TIM STOUT: THE BOY WHO NEGLECTED HIS GRASS SNAKE
LINDSAY STEWART: JOLLY UNCLE
W.H. CARR: MRS ANSTEY'S SCAFRECROW
ALEX HAMILTON: NOT ENOUGH POISON
MARTIN WADDELL: OLD FEET
PETER RICHEY: DON'T AVOID THE RUSH HOUR
EDDY C BERTIN: THE WHISPERING HORROR
RAYMOND WILLIAMS: SMILE PLEASE
A.G. J. ROUGH: COMPULSION
MARY R. SULLIVAN: CROCODILE WAY
JAMIE McARDWELL: THE GREEN UMBILICAL CORD
TANITH LEE: EUSTACE
pboh fact: this volume contains the most stories of all of the series - coming in at 24 tales. volumes #1 and #10come in next - with #24 coming in at last with only 8 stories.
pboh fact: john burke edited three of the 'unease' volumes for pan, wrote two volumes of hammer horror novelisations and a website for him can be found at www.talesofunease.co.uk
pan author alert: dorothy k haynes and her superlative collection 'thou shalt not suffer a witch' (methuen) - illustrated by melvyn peake
pboh fact: raymond williams was an influential figure within the New Left and in wider culture. His writings on politics, culture, the mass media and literature were of a significant contribution to the Marxist critique of culture and the arts.
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