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101 Mystery Stories O Henry Martin H Greenberg Lawrence Block Edward D Hoch Harry Kemelman Leslie Charteris Charles Dickens Jack London Isaac Asimov Donald E Westlake Henry Slesar Edward Wellen Barry N Malzberg Frank R Stockton John D MacDonald Ed McBain Edgar Allan Poe Melville Davisson Post Anna Katharine Green Erle Stanley Gardner Cornell Woolrich William Campbell Gault Ellery Queen Bill Pronzini Marcia Muller Ron Goulart Robert Bloch Julie Smith Susan Dunlap Fredric Brown John Lutz Alexandre Dumas Gil Brewer Evan Hunter Robert Edmond Alter Michael Collins Brian Garfield James Holding Craig Rice Dion Henderson Jack Ritchie Fletcher Flora Joe L Hensley Arthur Porges Katherine Mansfield Guy de Maupassant Robert J Randisi George Harmon Coxe Hal Ellson Jonathan Craig Michael Gilbert Clark Howard Robert L Fish Joyce Harrington Francis M Nevins, Jr Nedra Tyre Talmage Powell Georges Simenon Percy Spurlark Parker Anton Chekhov Hal Dresner Morris Hershman R L Stevens John F Suter Betty Ren Wright Dwight V Babcock Stephen Crane H A DeRosso Thomas B Dewey Jack Foxx Marilyn Granbeck Len Gray Edward Hunsburger John Jakes William Jeffrey Stephen Marlowe Arthur Moore Richard A Moore Helen Nielsen Frank Sisk Julian Symons Jeffrey M Wallmann Charlene Weir ISBN: 9780517603611 Year of publication: 1986 101 Mystery Stories Acknowledgments MacDonald THERE HANGS DEATH Copyright 1949 by United Newspaper Magazines Corporation copyright renewed 1977 by John D. MacDonald. Reprinted by permission of the author. Brown Copyright 1940 by Popular Publications, Inc. copyright renewed 1968 by Fredric Brown. Reprinted by permission of International Creative Management. Westlake Copyright 1967 by Donald E. Westlake. First appeared in ELLERY QUEENS MYSTERY MAGAZINE. Reprinted by permission of the author. ... Keywords:

Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. Vol. 8, No. 11, November 1963 August Derleth Richard Deming Arthur Porges Hal Ellson Michael Zuroy Richard E Decker Hal Dresner Elijah Ellis Diane Frazer Alexandra Hill Carl Henry Rathjen Max Van Derveer Richard H Wilkinson ISBN: Year of publication: 1963 Alfred Hitchcocks Mystery Magazine. Vol. 8, No. 11, November 1963 A Girl Must Be Practical by Arthur Porges Occasionally situations coincide in such a way that there remains only one thing for a sensible person to do. These instances, appropriately enough, are referred to as matters of life and death. The phone call Lydia Hartman had been awaiting all day came just as she was leaving the office. She paused in the doorway and waited to see if it was for her. She heard her boss say, Apex ... Keywords: