​Bloch and Bradbury
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​First Published: 1969
Publisher: Tower Books
​​Format: Paperback    
Notes: 
  • The two authors had no say in the book’s contents as they were not made aware of the project.
  • The editing of the book does not extend to the Table of Contents, where two story entries are credited to ‘Robert Block.’ ​​​
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​Contents:
  • The Shadow from the Steeple (Bloch; 1950)
  • The Watchers (Bradbury; 1945)
  • The Grinning Ghoul (Bloch; 1936)
  • Mannikins of Horror (Bloch; 1939)
  • Fever Dream (Bradbury; 1948)
  • The Druidic Doom (Bloch; 1936)
  • The Dead Man (Bradbury; 1945)
  • A Question of Etiquette (Bloch; 1942)
  • The Handler (Bradbury; 1947)
  • The Man Who Cried Wolf! (Bloch; 1945)
In 1972, Peacock Press Publishing (Chicago, IL) produced an oddity: a one-shot magazine that not only reproduced the contents of the 1969 Tower paperback but included short articles or stories (mostly unattributed) concerning such disparate subjects as Shakespeare, Harry Houdini, Mark Twain, Susan B. Anthony, the island of Molokai (Hawaii), Noel Coward, Cambridge University, and the Cape Town Castle!
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Bibliography
US: Tower; pb 1969
France: Marabout ("Aux portes de l'épouvante"); pb 1970
UK: Sphere ("Fever Dream and Other Fantasies"); pb 1970
Germany: Heyne ("Der Besucher aus dem Dunkel"); pb 1972
US: Peacock Press ("Whispers from Beyond"); pb 1972 (magazine with additional material; see above)
Portugal: Galeria Panorama ("A Sombra do Campanário"); pb 1975
??: Novaro Publishing ("10 Obras maestras de ciencia"); pb 1976
Norway: Fredhøis Forlag ("Spennende timer med Bloch og Bradbury"); pb ??