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Best known as the author of "Psycho", Robert Bloch is world-renowned for his stories of horror, mystery, fantasy, and science fiction. Many of the 25 stories in this first volume of "The Complete Stories of Robert Bloch" have been unavailable for decades. The stories are in his classic style of gripping suspense, science fiction and fantasy.

As Bloch writes, "These stories in this collection have a common theme; they deal with monsters. Some of the monsters are human, some are not-- but all of them embody, in one way or another, the fears common to us in our dreams. We call these monsters by many names-- ghosts, vampires, extraterrestrials, changelings. But we recognize them for what they are; manifestations of the secret dreads and desires which lurk beneath the surface of consciousness."

Table of Contents:

• Mannikins of Horror - (1939) - short story
• Almost Human - (1943) - short story
• The Beasts of Barsac - (1944) - novelette
• The Skull of the Marquis de Sade - (1945) - short story
• The Bogey Man Will Get You - (1946) - short story
• Frozen Fear - (1946) - short story
• The Tunnel of Love - (1948) - short story
• The Unspeakable Betrothal - (1949) - short story
• Tell Your Fortune - (1950) - novelette
• The Head Man - (1950) - short story
• The Shadow from the Steeple - (1950) - novelette
• The Man Who Collected Poe - (1951) - short story
• Lucy Comes to Stay - (1952) - short story
• The Thinking Cap - (1953) - novelette
• Constant Reader - (1953) - short story
• The Pin - (1953) - short story
• The Goddess of Wisdom - (1954) - short story
• The Past Master - (1955) - novelette
• Where the Buffalo Roam - (1955) - short story
• I Like Blondes - (1956) - short story
• You Got to Have Brains - (1956) - short story
• A Good Imagination - (1956) - short story
• Dead-End Doctor - (1956) - short story
• Terror in the Night - (1956) - short story
• All on a Golden Afternoon - (1956) - short story
• Founding Fathers - (1956) - short story
• String of Pearls - (1956) - short story