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Sherlock Holmes and the Devil’s Foot by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ed. Peter Haining--- see under Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

The Shilling Shockers: Stories of Terror from the Gothic Bluebooks ed. Peter Haining (Gollancz, August 17, 1978, 0-575-02417-8, £4.95, 183pp, hc, an)     Anthology of 10 rare stories taken from the Gothic Bluebooks of the early nineteenth century. 13 · Introduction · Peter Haining · in 21 · The Vindictive Monk; or, The Fatal Ring · Isaac Crookenden · ss Romantic Tales by Isaac Crookenden, 1802; this version has been heavily edited and modernized. 32 · The Mysterious Novice: or, Convent of the Grey Penitents · Sarah Wilkinson · nv Arliss, 1809 61 · Captive of the Banditti: A Terrific Tale Concluded · Dr. Nathan Drake & A. N. Other · ss (r) an anonymous conclusion to an uncompleted story by Drake. taken from New Collection of Gothic Stories (1801). 72 · The Spectre Mother; or, The Haunted Tower · [uncredited] · nv 1823 94 · The Life and Horrid Adventures of the Celebrated Dr. Faustus · [uncredited] · nv ca. 1810 117 · The Bluebook Illustrations · Various · il (r) 123 · The Old Tower of Frankenstein · [uncredited] · ss Lloyd’s Weekly London Newspaper 1847; attributed as coming from Phantasmagoria (1812), though it is not in the standard edition. translated from the German (c. 1812). 127 · The Bride of the Isles: A Tale Founded on the Popular Legend of the Vampire · [uncredited] · nv 1820 adapted from a play by James Robinson Planché based on “The Vampyre” by John William Polidori (The New Monthly Magazine, 1 April 1819). 152 · The Lunatic and His Turkey · [uncredited] · ss (r) from Tales of Witchcraft (New York: Harrison, c.1802). 157 · The Severed Arm: or, The Wehr-wolf of Limousin · [uncredited] · ss Tales of Superstition, Tegg and Castleman, 1803 170 · Five Hundred Years Hence! · “D” · ss The Pocket Magazine of Classic and Polite Literature 1818 181 · A Brief Bibliography of “Shilling Shockers” · [uncredited] · bi

Short Stories 2 by Saki ed. Peter Haining--- see under Saki.

Sinister Gambits ed. Peter Haining--- see under Richard Peyton.

Space Movies: Classic Science Fiction Films ed. Peter Haining (Severn House, June 29, 1995, 0-7278-4790-2, £15.99, 266pp, hc, an, cover by Derek Colligan)     Anthology of 10 stories by authors connected to famous science fiction films, edited, with a prologue and story introductions by Haining. The Table of Contents lists the stories under the title of the associated film; the introduction to each story lists the film and story title; and the running heads usually list the story title. For simplicity the story titles are used in this listing. Each piece has a background introduction by Haining. 1 · The Cinema of Possibilities · Peter Haining · in 5 · Rocket Ship Galileo · Robert A. Heinlein · ex Scribner's, 1947; listed in connection with Destination Moon although it is unrelated. 15 · It Came from Outer Space · [uncredited] · sa Super Cinema Annual 1955, The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 1954; erroneously listed as being a reprint of Bradbury’s screen treatment “The Meteor”. adapted from the Universal-International Pictures production of the same name, starring Richard Carlson. 50 · Life on Mars · Werner von Braun · nv This Week April 24 1960 (+2); listed in connection with The Conquest of Space although it is unrelated. 87 · Lot [David Jimmon] · Ward Moore · nv The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction May 1953; basis for Panic in the Year Zero. 120 · Sentinel of Eternity · Arthur C. Clarke · ss 10 Story Fantasy Spring 1951; basis for 2001: A Space Odyssey. 133 · Logan’s Run [Logan] · William F. Nolan · ex from Logan’s World, Bantam, 1977; basis for Logan’s Run. 158 · The Unreal McCoy [Star Trek] · James Blish · sa Star Trek by James Blish, Bantam, 1967 [Ref. George Clayton Johnson]; listed in connection with Star Trek: The Motion Picture although it is unrelated. based on the screenplay (“The Man Trap”) by George Clayton Johnson. 174 · We Can Remember It for You Wholesale · Philip K. Dick · nv The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction April 1966; basis for Total Recall. 201 · The Lawnmower Man · Stephen King · ss Cavalier May 1975; basis for The Lawnmower Man. 214 · The Forbidden · Clive Barker · nv Clive Barker’s Books of Blood, Vol. V by Clive Barker, Sphere, 1985; basis for Candyman.

Space Movies II: Famous Science Fiction Television Series ed. Peter Haining (Severn House, March 28, 1996, 0-7278-4897-6, £15.99, 245pp, hc, an, cover by Derek Collinson)     Anthology of 10 stories by authors connected to famous science fiction television serials, edited, with a prologue and story introductions by Haining. The Table of Contents lists the stories under the title of the associated TV series; the introduction to each story lists the series and story title; and the running heads usually list the story title. For simplicity the story titles are used in this listing. series. 1 · “Worlds of Space in the Living Room” · Peter Haining · pr 4 · Superman · George Lowther · ex Random House, 1942; supposedly adapted from the first TV script, by Whitney Ellsworth & Robert Maxwell, but actually an original novel. 32 · What Price Venus? · S. A. Lombino · nv Fantastic Universe August/September 1953, as by Evan Hunter; basis for the “Appointment on Mars” episode of Tales of Tomorrow on June 27, 1952. 68 · Enderby and the Sleeping Beauty · Nigel Kneale · ss Argosy (UK) February 1946, as “The R.A.F. and the Sleeping Beauty”; listed in connection with The Quatermass Experiment although it is unrelated. 78 · The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street · Rod Serling · sa Stories from the Twilight Zone by Rod Serling, Bantam, 1960 adapted from the script for an episode of The Twilight Zone on March 4, 1960. 101 · Dumb Martian · John Wyndham · nv Galaxy Science Fiction July 1952; basis for the pilot episode of Out Of This World on June 24, 1962. 134 · The Web Planet · Bill Strutton · ex Frederick Muller, September 1965, as “Doctor Who and the Zarbi” novelisation of the Doctor Who serial from February 13, 1965 to March 20, 1965. 159 · The Invisible Enemy · Jerry Sohl · nv Imaginative Tales September 1955; basis for an episode of The Outer Limits on October 31, 1964. 190 · Liar! [Susan Calvin; Robots] · Isaac Asimov · ss Astounding Science-Fiction May 1941; basis for an episode of Out Of The Unknown on January 14, 1969. 213 · I’ll Not Ask for Wine [Mars] · Ray Bradbury · ss Maclean’s January 1 1950; listed in connection with The Martian Chronicles although it was not directly adapted. 230 · Final Reward · Terry Pratchett · ss GM Magazine October 1988; listed in connection with Discworld although it is unrelated.

Spitfire Log: A 50th Anniversary Tribute to the World’s Most Famous Fighter ed. Peter Haining (Souvenir Press, October 1985, 0-285-62716-3, 144pp, hc, an)     Anthology of pieces about the Spitfire. 7 · The Men Who Made the Spitfire · Peter Haining · ar 19 · Specifications of the Spitfire · [uncredited] · ar The Aeroplane March 1941 21 · Eight Guns for a Fighter · Air Marshal Sir Ralph Sorley · ar (r) 27 · A Flight to Remember · Air Vice Marshal James “Johnnie” Johnson · ar (r) 31 · One of the Few · Pilot Officer Eric Marrs · ar (r) 35 · I Fought in the Sky Over Dunkirk · Pilot Officer John Allen · ar (r) 42 · The Spitfires Show Up · “Gun Buster” · ar (r) 44 · The Spitfire Fund · [uncredited] · ar (r) 50 · The Battle of Britain: An Outline Chronology · [uncredited] · ar (r) 53 · The Spitfire Squadrons · [uncredited] · ar (r) 57 · Fighter Tactics · Gavin Lyall · ar (r) 59 · The Spitfire Summer · Wing Commander Ronald Adams · ar (r) 64 · An Eyewitness to Conflict · Charles Gardner · ar (r) 69 · Air Strike! · Group Captain Sir Douglas Bader · ar (r) 72 · Shot Down by My Own Side! · Group Captain Brian Kingcome · ar (r) 75 · A Bag of Five Jerries · Sergeant Pilot R. F. Hamlyn · ar (r) 78 · Boy in a Spitfire · Quentin Reynolds · ar (r) 82 · “Achtung, Spitfeuer!” · General Major Adolf Galland · ar (r) 88 · The Man in Action · Squadron Leader H. E. Bates · ar Flying September 1942 94 · The Battle of Dieppe · Flying Officer H. H. Strickland · ar (r) 101 · Death of an Ace · Pilot Officer F. A. Aikman · ar (r) 104 · Dogfight! · Flight Lieutenant Richard Hillary · ar (r) 107 · The Fighter Pilot’s Paradise · Wing Commander Pierre Clostermann · ar (r) 114 · Knights of the Desert Air · Cecil Beaton · ar (r) 119 · Chasing the Flying Bombs · Squadron Leader Tom Berry · ar (r) 121 · Dicing with Death · Air Commodore Howard-Williams · ar (r) 123 · A Bird’s-Eye View of Destruction · Richard Dimbleby · ar (r) 126 · The Shotgun Plane · Alexander McKee · ar (r) 128 · The Legend Flies On · [uncredited] · ar 141 · Spitfires on Show · [uncredited] · ms

Summoned from the Tomb ed. Peter Haining (Brown, Watson, October 1966, R968, 3/6d, 160pp, pb, an) 7 · Introduction · Peter Haining · in 8 · Hell on Earth · Robert Bloch · nv Weird Tales March 1942 56 · Guests from Gibbet Island · Washington Irving · ss The Knickerbocker October 1839 66 · The Judge’s House · Bram Stoker · nv Holly Leaves December 5 1891 83 · The Bully of Chapelizod · Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu · ss Dublin University Magazine January 1851, as “The Village Bully”, uncredited.; one of the “Ghost Stories of Chapelizod”. 88 · The Curse · Ivar Jorgensen · ss Amazing Stories February 1953 96 · The Coffin-Maker · Alexander Pushkin · ss (r) 103 · Purple Eyes · Clive Pemberton · ss The Weird o’ It by Clive Pemberton, Henry Drane, 1906 112 · A Watcher by the Dead · Ambrose Bierce · ss San Francisco Examiner December 29 1889 123 · The Whippoorwills in the Hills · August W. Derleth · nv Weird Tales September 1948 152 · Hop-Frog · Edgar Allan Poe · ss The Flag of Our Union March 17 1849

Summoned from the Tomb (var. 1) ed. Peter Haining (Sidgwick & Jackson, 1973, 0-283-97955-0, £2.25, 213pp, hc, an)     A part merger of Summoned from the Tomb and Legends for the Dark with some new material. vii · Introduction · Peter Haining · in Summoned from the Tomb ed. Peter Haining, Brown, Watson, 1966 1 · Guests from Gibbet Island · Washington Irving · ss The Knickerbocker October 1839 14 · Hop-Frog · Edgar Allan Poe · ss The Flag of Our Union March 17 1849 25 · The Bully of Chapelizod · Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu · ss Dublin University Magazine January 1851, as “The Village Bully”, uncredited.; one of the “Ghost Stories of Chapelizod”. 32 · The Coffin-Maker · Alexander Pushkin · ss (r) 41 · The Judge’s House · Bram Stoker · nv Holly Leaves December 5 1891 62 · The Ordeal of Doctor Trifulgas · Jules Verne; translated by Peter Haining · ss Legends for the Dark ed. Peter Haining, NEL, 1968 translated from the French (“Frritt-Flacc”, Le Figaro Illustré, 1884/5). 70 · A Watcher by the Dead · Ambrose Bierce · ss San Francisco Examiner December 29 1889 83 · The Wardrobe · Thomas Mann; translated by H. T. Lowe-Porter · ss Stories of Three Decades by Thomas Mann, Knopf, 1936 translated from the German (“Der Kleiderschrank”, 1899). 92 · There Was a Man Dwelt by a Churchyard · M. R. James · ss Snapdragon September 6 1924 96 · The Goblin’s Collection · Algernon Blackwood · ss The Westminster Gazette October 5 1912 104 · Beyond the Wall of Sleep · H. P. Lovecraft · ss Pine Cones October 1919 117 · The Whippoorwills in the Hills · August W. Derleth · nv Weird Tales September 1948 154 · The Caterpillar · Edogawa Rampo · ss Japanese Tales of Mystery and Imagination by Edogawa Rampo, Tuttle, 1956 172 · The Academy of Pain · Basil Copper · ss Legends for the Dark ed. Peter Haining, NEL, 1968 184 · Floral Tribute · Robert Bloch · ss Weird Tales July 1949 197 · The Scythe · Ray Bradbury · ss Weird Tales July 1943

Supernatural Sleuths: Stories of Occult Investigators ed. Peter Haining (William Kimber, March 1986, 0-7183-0597-3, £8.50, 226pp, hc, an)     Anthology of 12 stories of occult investigators, by Conan Doyle, Brennan, etc. 9 · Introduction · Peter Haining · in 11 · The Ghost Detective · Mark Lemon · ss The London Journal Christmas 1866 24 · Selecting a Ghost · Arthur Conan Doyle · nv London Society December 1883 42 · The Story of the Moor Road [Flaxman Low] · E. & H. Heron · ss Pearson’s Magazine March 1898 56 · A Victim of Higher Space [John Silence] · Algernon Blackwood · nv The Occult Review December 1914 77 · Case of the Haunting of Grange [Moris Klaw] · Sax Rohmer · nv The New Magazine (UK) November 1913 98 · The Telepather · Henry A. Hering · ss Nash’s Magazine November 1910 113 · The Poltergeist [Jules de Grandin] · Seabury Quinn · nv Weird Tales October 1927 138 · The Sinister Shape [Dr. Muncing] · Gordon MacCreagh · nv Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror March 1932, as “The Case of the Sinister Shape” 162 · Panic in Wilde Harbor · Gordon Hillman · ss Ghost Stories September 1929 172 · The Case of the Bronze Door [Miles Pennoyer] · Margery Lawrence · nv Number Seven Queer Street by Margery Lawrence, Hale, 1945 204 · The Case of the Red-Headed Woman · Dennis Wheatley · ss Gunmen, Gallants and Ghosts by Dennis Wheatley, Hutchinson, 1943 216 · Apparition in the Sun [Lucius Leffing] · Joseph Payne Brennan · ss Macabre #13, Summer 1963

The Supernatural Tales of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle by Arthur Conan Doyle ed. Peter Haining--- see under Arthur Conan Doyle.

The Supernatural Tales of Thomas Hardy by Thomas Hardy ed. Peter Haining--- see under Thomas Hardy.

Tales from the Rogues’ Gallery ed. Peter Haining (Little, Brown UK, September 1994, 0-316-90923-8, £15.99, x+339pp, hc, an)     Anthology of 28 stories divided into two sections: the first featuring the rogues represented in the Chamber of Horrors at Madame Tussaud’s, the second looking at the influence their crimes had on society. This is an expansion and revision of an original unpublished fourth volume, then called The Infamous People, which followed on from The Evil People, The Midnight People and The Unspeakable People. ix · Introduction · Peter Haining · in 1 · Section One: The Roll of Infamy 3 · Down, Satan! · Clive Barker · ss Clive Barker’s Books of Blood, Vol. IV by Clive Barker, Sphere, 1985 8 · A Story of Don Juan · V. S. Pritchett · ss Argosy (UK) September 1941 14 · The Philosophers’ Stone · August Derleth · vi Weird Tales June 1928; given as “The Philosopher’s Stone” in the Table of Contents. 18 · The Proof · J. C. Moore · ss Tiger, Tiger by John Moore, Collins, 1953 25 · The Unnamable [Randolph Carter] · H. P. Lovecraft · ss Weird Tales July 1925 33 · Martin’s Close · M. R. James · nv More Ghost Stories of an Antiquary by M. R. James, Arnold, 1911 52 · The Cold-Blooded Tigress of London · Anthony Shaffer · ar The London Mystery Magazine #16, 1953 59 · The Body-Snatcher · Robert Louis Stevenson · nv Pall Mall Gazette Christmas 1884 77 · The Black Cabinet · John Dickson Carr · ss 20 Great Tales of Murder ed. Helen McCloy & Brett Halliday, Random House, 1951 96 · A Kind of Madness · Anthony Boucher · ss Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine August 1972 103 · The Fall River Axe Murders · Angela Carter · ss The London Review of Books 1981, as “Mis-en-Scene for Parricide” 123 · The Fiend · F. Scott Fitzgerald · ss Esquire January 1935 130 · At the Fork of the Roads · Aleister Crowley · ss The Equinox 136 · The Moors Murders · Miriam Allen deFord · ar The Saint Magazine August 1967 145 · Section Two: The Evil Lives On 147 · Monsieur de Néron · William Waldorf Astor · ss The Pall Mall Magazine August 1895 164 · Herodes Redivivus · A. N. L. Munby · ss The Alabaster Hand and Other Ghost Stories by Alan Noel Latimer Munby, Dennis Dobson, 1949; given as by H.N.L. Munby. 176 · The Borgia Heirloom · Julian Symons · ss Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine November 1987 181 · The Silver Mirror · Sir Arthur Conan Doyle · ss The Strand Magazine August 1908 190 · The Late Eugene Aram · Henry Hering · ss Adventures and Fantasy by Henry A. Hering, Wright & Brown, 1930; given as by Henry Herring. 202 · The Mirror of Cagliostro · Robert Arthur · nv Fantastic Stories of Imagination June 1963 adapted from Arthur’s TV script “The Prisoner in the Mirror” broadcast on Thriller 5/23/61. 231 · The Skull of the Marquis de Sade · Robert Bloch · nv Weird Tales September 1945 249 · The Sword of Jean Lafitte · Kirk Mashburn · ss Weird Tales December 1927 266 · Jack’s Little Friend · Ramsey Campbell · ss Jack the Knife ed. Michel Parry, Mayflower, 1975 276 · Was Crippen a Murderer? · Anthony Berkeley · ar 1937 284 · Darling Adolf · Ray Bradbury · ss Long After Midnight by Ray Bradbury, Knopf, 1976 299 · A Bride in the Bath · Peter Lovesey · ss Winter’s Crimes 5 ed. Virginia Whitaker, Macmillan UK, 1973, as “The Bathroom” 308 · Forget-Me-Not · Bernard Taylor · nv The Year’s Best Horror Stories: Series III ed. Richard Davis, DAW, 1975 326 · A Case of Coincidence · Ruth Rendell · ss Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine June 30 1980