Non-Fiction

Non-Fiction

While Bloch is primarily known for his fiction, he also produced a large amount of non-fiction as well: a handful of books and voluminous essays, articles, letters, poems, and even artwork authored for magazines and fanzines.

Books

The Eighth Stage of Fandom
Published by Advent especially for the 1962 World Science Fiction Convention. Trade edition of 875 copies. A selection of Bloch's fan magazine writing.

Bloch: “A rather unusual volume was issued in both hardcover and paperback editions by the specialty publisher Advent Press. Under an esoteric title, The Eighth Stage of Fandom, they offered a collection of articles, essays and fiction I’d contributed to science fiction fan magazines over the years. As far as I know this sort of venture had never been attempted before, and I was relieved for their sake when it succeeded.”
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Letters to Robert Bloch and Others
By H.P. Lovecraft, with David E. Schultz and S.T. Joshi (eds.) Published by Hippocampus Press; 2015. Brings together Lovecraft's complete extant correspondence with Bloch as well as with such other young writers, editors, and fans of the 1930s

Once Around the Bloch: An Unauthorized Autobiography
Published by Tor Books, 1993. Bloch relates the many highlights in his life in his unique and humorous style.

Out of My Head
Published by New England Science Fiction Association (NESFA) Press for their 1986 convention held in Boston where Bloch was the Guest of Honor. Hardcover. Limited to 800 numbered copies. A collection of previously published fan magazine articles.

Bloch: “Just to keep me from drowsing off, the convention committee in Boston intimated that they would like their guest of honor to prepare a special book; it was customary to issue such volumes in limited editions. Not having the spare time to write another novel on that particular afternoon, I instead assembled a sequel to my earlier collection of pieces from fan magazines. Out of My Head did well in Boston and so did I.”
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Fanzines
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Essays/Interviews/Introductions/Other
(rb) = Robert Bloch

"Acceptance Speech" First World Fantasy Awards, Gahan Wilson, ed., 1977. Read here: Acceptance Speech
After Words: "A Snitch in Time" from Lost in Time and Space with Lefty Feep, Volume 1; (rb); 1987.
After Words: "Gather 'Round the Flowing Bowler Time;" ibid.
After Words: "Son of a Witch;" ibid
After Words: "Jerk the Giant Killer;" ibid.
After Words: "The Golden Opportunity of Lefty Feep;" ibid.
After Words: "The Little Man Who Wasn't All There;" ibid.
After Words: "The Piped Piper Fights the Gestapo;" ibid.
After Words: "The Weird Doom of Floyd Scrilch;" ibid.
After Words: "Time Wounds all Heels;" ibid.
Afterword: to "A Toy for Juliette" Dangerous Visions, Harlan Ellison, ed., 1967.
Afterword: to "Heir Apparent" Tales of the Witch World, Andre Norton, ed., 1987.
Afterword: "I, Gezheh" Äardwolf #1, comic; Bill Kaminaw, ed., December 1994.
Afterword: "Look Out He's Got a Knife...Again!" Crypt Orchids, by David J. Schow; 1998.
Afterword: "Stanley G. Weinbaum: A Personal Recollection" The Best of Stanley G. Weinbaum; 1974.
Afterword: "Will the Real Robert Bloch Please Stand Up?" The Best of Robert Bloch; 1977.
Afterword: Mysteries of the Worm, (rb), 1981.
Afterword: Night Shapes, by William F. Nolan; 1995.
Afterword: Pulptime, by P.H. Cannon; 1984.
Afterword: Such Stuff as Screams Are Made Of (rb), 1979.
"Anthony Boucher" (by Bloch and numerous other listed authors), The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Edward L. Ferman, ed., August 1968.
"Around the World in 80 Dames" Rogue, Oct 1957.
"As a Small Boy" L'embarquement pour Arkham (French collection; 1994); original English source unknown.
"At Bay with Baycon" Worlds of If, 1969.
"Author's Note" Robert Bloch Bibliography, by Graham M. Hall, 1965.
Backword: Dragons and Nightmares, (rb), 1968.
"Bad and the Beautiful, The" Rogue, Apr 1957.
"Basic Bloch" Rogue, Jul 1961 - Nov 1963. (Regular monthly column)
"Biography: Part One: Reprint of a 1949 Autobiographical Article" Robert Bloch: A Bio-Bibliography, Graeme Flanagan, ed., 1979.
"Bloch Films" SFWA Bulletin, Summer 1974, George Zebrowski, ed.
"Bloch Report on Disorganized Fandom, The" Torcon Report (pamphlet), Edward N. McKeown, ed., 1948.
"Bloch Says" Remembering Derleth, Bill Dyke, ed., 1988.
"Bob Tucker" MidAmeriCon Program Book, Tom Reamy, ed., 1976.
"Buster Keaton, Stone-Faced Optimist" Closeups (book), 1979.
"Calling Dr. Caligari" Fantastic Worlds #4, summer 1953.
"Clown at Midnight, The" Rogue, Mar 1960.
"Confessions of a Horror-Film Junkie" Lord John Ten: A Celebration, Dennis Etchison, ed., 1988.
"Conventional Approach, The" Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar 1964.
"Decline and Fall of the American Shooting Gallery" Nugget, Dec 1956.
"Deliver Us from Evil" The Arkham Sampler, Spring 1948, August Derleth, ed.
"Diary Found in the St. Louis Zoo" Worlds of If, Jan 1970
"Dr. Frankenstein, I Presume?" Show, Dec 1966.
"Dr. Holmes' Murder Castle" Tales of the Uncanny (book) 1983.
"Dr. Psycho and Mr. Stein" Famous Monsters of Filmland #56, 1969.
"Edgar Allan Poe" The Book of the Sixth World Fantasy Convention 1980, Chuck Miller, Tim Underwood, eds., 1980.
"Editorial" Thrilling Science Fiction, August 1973 (editor uncredited).
"Eulogy for the Church of 'The Haunter of the Dark,' A" Tekeli-li!, Winter/Spring 1992, Jon B. Cooke, ed.
"Everything You Were Afraid to Know About Jerry Pournelle: And Didn't Want to Ask" L.A.con II Program Book, John Hertz, ed., 1984.
"Eyrie, The (Weird Tales, July 1942)" Weird Tales (anthology) Peter Haining, ed., 1976.
"Fandora's Box" Imagination, Jun 1956 - Oct 1958.
"Fantastic Adventures with Amazing" Amazing, Jan 1984.
"Fifty Words by Robert Bloch" Fifty Extremely SF* Stories, Michael Bastraw, ed., 1982.
"First World Fantasy Convention, The" SFWA Bulletin, January 1976, Stephen Goldin, ed.
Foreword: "My Hitch with Hitchcock" Alfred Hitchcock Presents..., by John McCarty, Brian Kelleher; 1985.
Foreword: "Virgil Finlay: Illustrious Illustrator" Virgil Finlay's Strange Science, 1993.
Foreword: Cats in Crime...and Others, by Anna Louise Germeshausen; 1970.
Foreword: Jack the Ripper, by Susan Casper, Gardner Dozois, eds., 1988.
Foreword: Lost in the Rentharpian Hills: Spanning the Decades with Carl Jacobi, by R. Dixon Smith, ed., 1985.
Foreword: The Edgar Allan Poe Scrapbook, by P. Haining, ed. 1977.
Foreword: The Face That Must Die, by Ramsey Campbell; 1983.
Foreword: Robert Bloch: A German Bibliography, by Robert N. (sic) Bloch, 1986
Foreword: The Solar Pons Omnibus, by August Derleth; 1982.
Foreword: Unholy Trinity, (rb), 1986.
Foreword: Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper, (rb), 2011.
"Frank Merriwell on Venus" The Arkham Sampler, Winter 1949, August Derleth, ed.
"Fritz Leiber" Gummitch and Friends, by Fritz Leiber, 1993.
"Fritz Leiber Appreciation" Locus, #381 October 1992, Charles N. Brown, ed.
"From Robert Bloch" Richard Matheson: Collected Stories, by Richard Matheson, 1989.
"From Robert Bloch--1994?" Guest of Honor: Harlan Ellison (author unknown; for Chicago Comicon), 1994.
"Great Editorial, A" Thrilling Science Fiction, Aug 1973.
"Gremlins" Starlog #88, Nov 1983. (Review of the Joe Dante film)
"Guest Editorial" Amazing, Mar 1962.
"Hell with Hoyle, The" Rogue, Dec 1957.
"How I Get My Inspiration" Operation Phantasy (book), 1967.
"How Stale was My Cheesecake" Rogue, Feb 1957.
"How to Seduce Practically Anybody" Rogue, Mar 1957.
"Imagination and Social Criticism" Science Fiction Novel, The, 1959.
Interview: "A Charming Interview with Robert Bloch" by Robert Bloch; Imagination! March 1938.
Interview: "A Collaborative Interview" by Randall D. Larson, Bill George, John Stanley; The Robert Bloch Fanzine, 1972.
Interview: "A Conversation with Robert Bloch" by David J. Schow; Cemetery Dance #31, March 1999 and The Devil with You: The Lost Bloch, Volume 1, 1999.
Interview: "An Interview on Recent Work" by Randall D. Larson; Threshold of Fantasy #2, 1985.
Interview: "An Interview with Robert Bloch" by Randall D. Larson; Fandom Unlimited Vol 1., No. 1, 1971.
Interview: "An Interview with Robert Bloch" by Stefan Dziemianowicz; Studies in Weird Fiction, #16, Winter 1995.
Interview: "AuthorGraphs: An Interview with Robert Bloch" (uncredited) If, #139, July 1969.
Interview: "Bloch of Prose" by Stanley Wiater; Fear, January 1990.
Interview: "Bloch Talks Shop" by Jeff Kahan; Night Gaunt #1, 1985.
Interview: "Discussing Weird Tales" by Graeme Flanagan; Robert Bloch: A Bio-Bibliography, July 1979.
Interview: "Fandom Panel: Cinecon 1981: 20 April 1981" by John Foyster; SF Commentary, #86, February 2014.
Interview: "From Psycho to Asylum: The Horror Films of Robert Bloch" by Ron Leming; Fangoria #49, November 1985.
Interview: "Horror Is Not in the Great Beyond" by R. J. Zimmerman; Fungi, Summer 2013.
Interview: "Interview 1" by Will Murray; Crypt of Cthulhu #40, June 1986.
Interview: "Interview 2" by Randall D. Larson; Crypt of Cthulhu #40, June 1986.
Interview: "Midnight Pleasures: A Conversation with Robert Bloch" by Peter Enfantino; The Scream Factory #1, Winter 1988.
Interview: "Milwaukee Youth Writes Horror Tales, Sells 'Em" by The Milwaukee Journal Green Sheet, April 6, 1935.
Interview: "Robert Bloch Interviewed by Darrell Schweitzer" Fantasy Mongers #1, 1979.
Interview: "Robert Bloch on the Horror Anthology Film" by Dennis Fischer, CineFan #3, 1985.
Interview: "Robert Bloch Revisited: A Classic Interview" (uncredited); Lovecraft's Weird Mysteries, #9, 2005.
Interview: "Robert Bloch: The Psycho Man" by Ray Zorn, Mystery Vol. 4 #2, July 1982.
Interview: "Robert Bloch: June 13, 1987" by Beth Gwinn and Stanley Wiater; Dark Dreamers: Facing the Masters of Fear, 2001.
Interview: "Slightly More Than Another Hour with Robert Bloch" (1990) by Larry Ditillio and J. Michael Straczynski; Hell on Earth: The Lost Bloch, Volume 2, 2000.
Interview: "Terror with a Velvet Pen" by Myra Shinkman; Sunday Valley News, June 22, 1980.
Interview: "The Gothic Imagination" by John C. Tibbetts; The Gothic Imagination: Conversations on Fantasy, Horror, and Science Fiction in the Media, 2011.
Interview: "John Tibbetts' Interview with Robert Bloch" by John C. Tibbetts; AboutSF Podcast, 2012. From the 15th World Fantasy Convention, Schaumberg, IL, first weekend of November 1990. Bloch talks about his early communication with Lovecraft, the development of his career, and his experiences writing for television.
Interview: "The Introduction: Will the Real Lefty Feep Please Rise to the Occasion?" by John Stanley; Lost in Time and Space with Lefty Feep, Volume One, 1987.
Interview: "Two Bobs, The: An Interview with Bob Bloch and Bob Tucker" by Rich & Nicki Lynch; Mimosa 7, 1990.
Interview: "TZ Interview: Robert Bloch: Society as Insane Asylum" by Thomas W. Collins, Sr., Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Magazine, June 1981.
Interview: "Weird Tales Talks Again with Robert Bloch" by Bradley H. Sinor; Weird Tales, Spring 1991.
Interview: "Weird Tales Talks with Robert Bloch" by Robert Morrish; Weird Tales, Spring 1991.
Interview: "Yours Truly, Robert Bloch" by Gerald Brown, Night Voyages #3, Winter 1978.
Interview: (uncredited) Enterprise Incidents, November 1979.
Interview: (uncredited) Little Shoppe of Horrors, #2, 1973.
Interview: (uncredited), Paperback Quarterly, Spring 1981.
Interview: by Bill George; Black Oracle #2 (Pt. 1), September 1969, #4 (Pt. 2) 1970.
Interview: by Gregg Rickman, Cobblestone #29, Summer 1978.
Interview: by Jim Steranko, Prevue #49, September 1982.
Interview: by John Brosnan, The Horror People, 1976.
Interview: by John Stanley, Castle of Frankenstein #16 (Pt. 1), #17 (Pt. 2), 1970.
Interview: by Marty Klugg, Whizzard #7, 1975.
Interview: by Otto Penzler, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, March 1976.
Interview: by Peter Christian; Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, January 1980.
Interview: by Philip A. Shreffler; The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, December 7, 1975.
Interview: by Randy Lofficier; 2023; https://www.lofficier.com/robert-bloch.html.
Interview: by Dennis Fischer; Enterprise Incidents: Special Edition Spotlight on Interviews, June 1984.
Interview: by Douglas E. Winter; Faces of Fear: Encounters with the Creators of Modern Horror, 1985.
Interview: by Jeffrey M. Elliot; Fangoria, October 1979.
Interview: by Paul Walker; S.F. Echo #20, 1974.
Interview: by Stanley Wiater; Dark Dreamers: Conversations with the Masters of Horror, 1990.
Interview: by Stanley Wiater; Fantasy Newsletter, #47 April-May 1982.
Interview: by William J. Grabowski; The Horror Show, Fall 1985.
"Introducing the Author" Imaginative Tales, July 1955, William L. Hamling, ed.
"Introducing the Author: Robert Bloch" Fantastic Adventures, April 1940, Raymond A. Palmer, ed.
"Introducing the Author: Tarleton Fiske" Fantastic Adventures, August 1943, Raymond A. Palmer, ed.
Introduction: "Art of Richard Matheson, The" Born of Man and Woman, by Richard Matheson, 1954.
Introduction: "Brown Study, A" The Best of Fredric Brown, 1977.
Introduction: "By the Author of Psycho" The Robert Bloch Fanzine, 1972.
Introduction: "By Way of Introduction" The Opener of the Way (rb), 1945.
Introduction to: "Crooked Man, The" Charles Beaumont: Selected Stories, Roger Anker, ed., 1988.
Introduction: "Heritage of Horror, A" The Best of H. P. Lovecraft: Bloodcurdling Tales of Horror and the Macabre, 1982.
Introduction: "Heritage of Horror" The Dunwich Horror and Others, by H.P. Lovecraft, 1985 (variant of 1982 "A Heritage of Horror" intro to The Best of H.P. Lovecraft).
Introduction: "How to Write Horribly for Fun and Profit" How to Write Tales of Horror, Fantasy and Science Fiction, J.N. Williamson, ed., 1987.
Introduction: "I Confess" The Night Walker (novelization by Sidney Stuart from the Bloch screenplay), 1964.
Introduction: "Introduction to Nightmares, An" Nightmares, (rb), 1961.
Introduction: "Look Out He's Got a Knife" Crypt Orchids, by David J. Schow, 1998.
Introduction: "Lukundoo" by Edward Lucas White; The Arbor House Celebrity Book of Horror Stories, Martin H. Greenberg, Charles G. Waugh, eds., 1982.
Introduction: "Open Letter to H. P. Lovecraft, An" Lovecraft's Legacy, Martin H. Greenberg, Robert E. Weinberg, eds., 1990.
Introduction: "Persons Unknown" An Index to Unknown and Unknown Worlds by Author and by Title, by Stuart Hoffman, 1955.
Introduction to: "Prowler in the City at the Edge of the World, The" Dangerous Visions, Harlan Ellison, ed., 1967.
Introduction: to "Satan's Servants" (rb) Something About Cats and Other Pieces, by H.P. Lovecraft, 1949; a supplemented version appeared in The Magazine of Horror, December 1969.
Introduction: "View from 1993, The" The Early Fears (rb), 1994.
Introduction: "Word about Weird, A" WT50: A Tribute to Weird Tales, Robert Weinberg, ed., 1974.
Introduction: Amazing Science Fiction Anthology: The Wild Years 1946-1955, Martin H. Greenberg, ed., 1987.
Introduction: Blind Bargain, A, by Philip J. Riley, 1988.
Introduction: Chamber of Horrors (rb), 1966.
Introduction: Cold Chills (rb), 1977.
Introduction: Complete Robert Bloch, The, by Randall D. Larson, 1986.
Introduction: Disciples of Cthulhu, The, E.P. Berglund, ed., 1976.
Introduction: Fantastic Movie Memories, by Forrest J Ackerman, 1985.
Introduction: Fifty Extremely Short S.F. Stories, Michael Bastraw, ed., 1982.
Introduction: Grand Masters' Choice, Andre Norton, ed., 1989.
Introduction: Great Tales of Crime & Detection, Charles Ardai, ed., 1991
Introduction: In Search of Lovecraft, by J. Vernon Shea, 1991.
Introduction: King of Terrors, The (rb), 1977.
Introduction: Living Demons, The (rb), 1967.
Introduction: Monsters in Our Midst, Robert Bloch ed., 1993.
Introduction: Monster Tales, R. Elwood, ed., 1973.
Introduction: Necromancers, The: Best of Black Magic and Witchcraft, Peter Haining, ed., 1971.
Introduction: Night of the Ripper, The (rb), Paris 1986 edition.
Introduction: Obsessions, by Anthony S. Magistrale, 1990.
Introduction: Out of My Head, (rb), 1986.
Introduction: Out of the Mouths of Graves, (rb), 1978.
Introduction: Phobias: Stories of Your Deepest Fears, Wendy Webb, Richard Gilliam, Edward E. Kramer, Martin Harry Greenberg, eds., 1994.
Introduction: Psycho-Mania! Stephen Jones, ed., 2013.
Introduction: Psycho-Paths, Robert Bloch, ed., 1991.
Introduction: Reference Guide to Fantastic Films, Volume 3: P-Z, by Walt Lee, 1976.
Introduction: Strange Shadows: The Uncollected Fiction and Essays of Clark Ashton Smith, Steve Behrends, Donald Sydney-Fryer, Rah Hoffman, eds., 1989.
Introduction: Under Cover of Darkness, 1985.
Introduction: Weird Tales: 32 Unearthed Terrors, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg, Martin H. Greenberg, eds., 1988.
Introduction: Werewolf of Paris, The, by Guy Endore, 1992.
Introduction: Wolfshead, by Robert E. Howard, 1979.
Introduction: Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper (rb), 1962.
"Is There a Detour in Your Sex Drive?" Rogue, June 1957.
"Is There a Doctor on the Couch?" Rogue, Dec 1956.
"Judy-Lynn del Rey Appreciation" Locus, #303 April 1986, Charles N. Brown, ed.
"Julius Schwartz" World Fantasy Convention 1990: An H.P. Lovecraft Centenary Celebration, (editor unknown), 1990.
"Less Roaring, Please" Gent, Oct 1957.
"Mad Hatters of Hollywood, The" Show, May-Jun 1966.
"Man of Letters, A" H. P. Lovecraft: Letters to Robert Bloch, S. T. Joshi, David E. Schultz, eds., 1993.
"Many Facets of Forrest J Ackerman, The" Amazing Forries, 1976.
"Master and Metropolis, The" Omni's Screen Flights/Screen Fantasies (book), 1984.
"Master of Weird Fiction, A" Fantasy Magazine, January 1936, Julius Schwartz, ed.
"Meet the Authors" Amazing Stories, August 1938, Raymond A. Palmer, ed. (regarding "The Secret of the Observatory")
"Meet the Authors" Amazing Stories, March 1939, Raymond A. Palmer, ed. (regarding "The Strange Flight of Richard Clayton")
"Meet the Authors" Amazing Stories, August 1939, Raymond A. Palmer, ed. (regarding "The Man Who Walked Through Mirrors")
"Memoir on Edmond Hamilton" Weird Heroes Volume Six, Byron Preiss, ed., 1977.
"Men Behind Fantastic Adventures: Robert Bloch" Fantastic Adventures, July 1951
"Men, Myths, and Monsters" S.F. Symposium, 1969.
"Menace, Anyone?" Famous Monsters of Filmland #10, Jan 1961.
"Monsters in Our Midst" Kingdom of Fear: The World of Stephen King (book), 1986.
"Nelson Eddy and the Sweetheart Years of Hollywood" Show, Apr 1966.
"Neon Graveyard, The" Gent, Feb 1960.
"Not Quite So Pragmatic" Faces of Fear: Encounters with the Creators of Modern Horror, by Douglas E. Winter, 1985.
"Note to the Gentle Reader from the Gentle Author, A" The Night of the Ripper (rb), 1984.
"Notes on an Entity" Essays Lovecraftian, Darrell Schweitzer, ed., 1976.
"Ode to a Skylark" The Arkham Sampler, Summer 1949, August Derleth, ed.
"One More Story to Tell: Excerpts from an Unauthorized Autobiography" Weird Tales, Spring 1991, Darrell Schweitzer, ed.
"Open Letter to C. L. Moore, An" Denvention Two Program Book, Phil Normand, ed., 1981.
"Other Side of the Bloch, The" Omni, vol. 17, #1; 1994.
"Out of the Ivory Tower" Shuttered Room, The (book), 1959.
"People Who Make Other Worlds No. 14, The: Robert Bloch" Other Worlds Science Stories, June 1953, Bea Mahaffey, Ray Palmer, eds.
"Photographs Win an Election" Popular Photography, Jul 1940.
"Poe and Lovecraft" Ambrosia #2, 1973.
Preface: Eighth Stage of Fandom, The, (rb), 1962.
Preface: Psycho: The 35th Anniversary Edition, (rb), 1994.
Preface: Tales of the Lovecraft Mythos, Robert M. Price, ed., 1992.
"Questionable Character, A (J. N. Williamson)" Cemetery Dance, Fall 1990, Richard T. Chizmar, ed.
"Rape of Things to Come, The" The Arkham Sampler, Autumn 1949, August Derleth, ed.
"Ray" Touchstone, 1978.
"Ray Bradbury: This Way Comes" ConFederation Program Book, Charlotte Proctor, ed., 1986.
"Remembering Anthony Boucher" Remembering Anthony Boucher, Karen Duncan, ed., 1994.
"Response to 'The New Generation Gap'" The New York Review of Science Fiction, September 1989, Kathryn Cramer, David G. Hartwell, eds.
"Return of Alfred Hitchcock, The" Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, Nov 1985.
Review: '"Lomokome' Papers, The" (Herman Wouk), in Fantasy Sampler, June 1956
Review: Beyond this Horizon (Robert A. Heinlein), in The Arkham Sampler, Autumn 1948.
Review: Book of Ptath, The (A.E. van Vogt), in The Arkham Sampler, Spring 1948.
Review: Cadaver of Gideon Wyck, The (Alexander Laing), in Horror: 100 Best Books, 1988.
Review: Carnacki, the Ghost-Finder (William Hope Hodgson), in The Arkham Sampler, Spring 1948.
Review: Dark Carnival (Ray Bradbury), in The Arkham Sampler, Winter 1948.
Review: Evening Wolves, The (Marie McCall), in The Arkham Sampler, Summer 1949.
Review: Grass is Always Greener, The (George Malcolm-Smith) in The Arkham Sampler, Winter 1948.
Review: Night's Black Agents (Fritz Leiber, Jr.) in The Arkham Sampler, Winter 1948.
Review: Nineteen Eighty-Four (George Orwell) in The Arkham Sampler, Autumn 1949.
Review: Revelations in Black (Carl Jacobi) in The Arkham Sampler, Winter 1948.
Review: Skylark of Valeron (Edward E. Smith) in The Arkham Sampler, Summer 1949.
Review: Space Cadet (Robert Heinlein) in The Arkham Sampler, Winter 1949.
"Salem Again" The Arkham Sampler, Summer 1949, August Derleth, ed.
"Searcher After Horror, The" World Fantasy Convention, 1983.
"Shambles of Ed Gein, The" Quality of Murder, The (book), 1962.
"So, You'd Like to Have a Harem?" Rogue, Oct 1956.
"Some of My Best Fans are Friends" Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sep 1956.
"Southern Discomfort" Gent, Oct 1960.
"Special Effectiveness of George Pal, The" Omni's Screen Flights/Screen Fantasies (book), 1984.
"Stars' Reaction to Star Wars, The" Cobblestone, winter 1977.
"Statement" Faces of Science Fiction, The, 1984.
"Statement" Eroticism in the Fantasy Cinema, 1984.
"Ted Sturgeon Eulogy" S.F. Chronicle Vol 6, Jul 1985.
"Teens and Twenties, The" Graven Images: The Best of Horror, Fantasy, and Science Fiction Film Art, by Ronald V. Borst, 1992.
"They Write..." Fantastic, Jan-Feb 1953, Howard Browne, ed., 1953.
"Thorne Off the Old Smith, A" The Arkham Sampler, Winter 1948; August Derleth, ed.
"Through a Glass, Darkly" The Arkham Sampler, Winter 1948; August Derleth, ed.
"Through a Monocle, Darkly" Worlds of If, Dec 1965.
"Two Victorian Gentlemen" Blood of the Innocent #1 (comic), 1985.
"Ugh!" Torcon Report (pamphlet), Edward N. McKeown, ed., 1948.
"Unconventional Approach, The" Rogue, Aug 1957.
"Unexplored Fields, The" Gent, Feb 1962.
"Vamp Camp, The" Show, Oct-Nov 1966.
"Vanished American, The" Rogue, Nov 1958.
"Vanishing Villains, The" Show, Aug-Sep 1966.
"Virgil Finlay: Illustrious Illustrator" Virgil Finlay Remembered,1981 (used as Foreword to Virgil Finlay's Strange Science (1993)
"WarGames" Starlog #76, Nov 1983.
"When I Was a Small Boy" L'Herne #12, 1970.
"Why I Selected - Almost Human" My Best Science Fiction Story, Oscar J. Friend, Leo Margulies, eds., 1949.
"World is My Idea, The" The Arkham Sampler, Autumn 1948, August Derleth, ed.
"Yoohoo, Mr. Delacorte" Writer's Digest, Jul 1941.

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