Farah's Guide 12th printing has 556 pages, lists 2745 printings of Nancy Drew between 1930 and 1979, including prices on each book and dust jacket. It contains more than 135 photos of the authors and illustrators, models used for the covers, Nancy Drew collectibles and the oddest items associated with the series. For example, the Guide includes a photo of the ledger page used by Mildred Benson to record her sale of the first Nancy Drew story, a copy of the contract between Benson and the Syndicate for Volume #5, copies of letters between Harriet Adams and Mildred Benson, and between Walter Karig and Mildred Benson, and reproduces the earliest known published article mentioning the series (from 1931), among other great Drewobilia. The Guide includes biographies of Drew writers Mildred Wirt Benson, Walter Karig, Nancy Axelrad, Charles Strong, Margaret Scherf, Alma Sasse, George Waller, illustrators Bill Gillies and Rudy Nappi, and more. The front cover is, well shall we say modestly, a masterpiece.
This is the ultimate Poe collection, featuring every story and poem he wrote. It probes the depths of the human psyche. It will chill and enthrall. But above all it is story after story that you will never be able to forget.
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Living by their own rules and charged with passion, Poe's characters are instantly recognizable'even though we may be appalled by their actions, we understand their motivations.The thirty-three selections in The Best of Poe highlight his ...
Poe's complete stories include tales of horror, detective stories, and science fiction, as well as humor and satire
Sixty-seven Tales, One Complete Novel, and Thirty-one Poems Edgar Allan Poe. are described with vivid accuracy in tales such as “ The Fall of the House of Usher , ” “ The Cask of Amontillado , ” and “ The Premature Burial .
Six crime short stories (about 25,000 words) including two "mob" stories originally published in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine plus additional stories involving the mob, murder and mystery.
Archer appeared first in The Moving Target ( 1949 ) , a book that owed much to Chandler , and continued in several novels that were , in the estimation of John Leonard , “ full of wisecracks and movie starlets , plutocrats and ...
The old seaman sat against a bollard to ease his load. He knocked the ash out of his pipe, then used a small knife to clean the bowl. After wiping his knife on the hawser, he put the pipe in a jacket pocket, picked up his bedroll, ...
... copyright © 1992 by Bantam Doubleday Dell Magazines , reprinted by permission of Sterling Lord Literistic , Ltd .; " See How They Run " by Robert Bloch , copyright © 1973 by Davis Publications , Inc. , reprinted by permission of the ...
This is not your typical anthology.