Misc.
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Recordings
Gravely, Robert Bloch Vinyl LP album released by Alternate World Recordings; 1976.
Blood! The Life and Future Times of Jack the Ripper Vinyl LP (x2) album released by Alternate World Recordings; 1977.
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Audio
A good number of the links below will bring you to Audible.com, for which you will most likely have to pay to hear the recording unless you already have an account. Note: These stories and novels are narrated by others, not by Bloch.
Anthologies
Novels
Individual Tales
A good number of the links below will bring you to Audible.com, for which you will most likely have to pay to hear the recording unless you already have an account. Note: These stories and novels are narrated by others, not by Bloch.
Anthologies
- Classic Tales of Horror - includes Bloch's "Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper."
- HorrorBabble’s Ultimate Weird Tales Collection - includes Bloch’s “The Creeper in the Crypt,” “Notebook Found in an Abandoned House,” and “The Shambler from the Stars.”
- HorrorBabble’s Ultimate Weird Tales Collection Volume II - features Bloch’s “Catnip,” “The Shadow from the Steeple,” and “The Night They Crashed the Party.”
- The Vampire Archives - Includes Bloch’s “The Living Dead.”
Novels
- Psycho (Narrated by Richard Powers)
- Psycho (Narrated by William Hootkins)
- Psycho II
- Psycho House
- This Crowded Earth (Narrated by Gregg Margarite)
- This Crowded Earth (Narrated by Frank Harrison)
Individual Tales
Poem(s)
- "Warning Death May Be Injurious to Your Health," Now We Are Sick: An Anthology of Nasty Verse, 1991; Neil Gaiman and Stephen Jones, eds.
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Shorts
Mother A 12-minute black-and-white fan-film short that presents the story of Norman ten years after the events at the Bates Motel. Norman wakes up inside a mental asylum with no memory of how he got there and in order to get out, he must finally confront Mother. Writer/Director Chris Notarile explains: “I decided to set this story as a halfway point between the 1960 original film and the 1982 sequel. I love both films, but we never actually see how Norman gets healthy enough to be released from the insane asylum. So my goal was to specifically show that.” Mother |
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Video Games Psycho Psycho is a computer graphic adventure game with a key-based verb interface that was produced for a number of platforms such as DOS and Commodore 64 (release 1988) as well as Atari ST (1989). The game was developed by Starsoft Development Laboratories. Premise: A set of jewels has been stolen. At the time of the theft, a curator was with the jewels, so he got stolen, too. And who's the suspect? Norman Bates. The next night, a daring detective drives out to the sinister Bates Motel. His plan: a) find the jewels, b) free the curator and c) take a nice hot shower, should time suffice. |
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