An anthology of stories edited by
Ray Bradbury
This contains: Putzi by Ludwig Bemelmans; Heartburn by Hortense Calisher; A Note for the Milkman; and None Before Me by Sidney Carroll; The Enormous Radio by John Cheever; The Portable Phonograph by Walter van Tilburg Clark; The Hour After Westerly by Robert M Coates; The Glass Eye by John Kier Cross; The Sound Machine by Roald Dahl; Mr Death and the Redheaded Woman (The Rider on the Pale Horse) by Helen Eustis; The Laocoon Complex by J C Furnas; The Demon Lover by Shirley Jackson; The Cocoon by John B L Goodwin; Miss Winters and the Wind by Christine Noble Govan; The Eight Mistresses by Jean Hrolda; I Am Waiting by Christopher Isherwood; Night Flight by Josephine W Johnson; In the Penal Colony by Franz Kafka; Jeremy in the Wind by Nigel Kneale; Housing Problem by Henry Kuttner; Inflexible Logic by Russell Maloney; The Witnesses by William Sansom; The Hand by Wessel Hyatt Smitter; Saint Katy and the Virgin by John Steinbeck; The Supremacy of Uruguay by E B White; and The Pedestrian by Ray Bradbury.
Ray Bradbury
This contains: Putzi by Ludwig Bemelmans; Heartburn by Hortense Calisher; A Note for the Milkman; and None Before Me by Sidney Carroll; The Enormous Radio by John Cheever; The Portable Phonograph by Walter van Tilburg Clark; The Hour After Westerly by Robert M Coates; The Glass Eye by John Kier Cross; The Sound Machine by Roald Dahl; Mr Death and the Redheaded Woman (The Rider on the Pale Horse) by Helen Eustis; The Laocoon Complex by J C Furnas; The Demon Lover by Shirley Jackson; The Cocoon by John B L Goodwin; Miss Winters and the Wind by Christine Noble Govan; The Eight Mistresses by Jean Hrolda; I Am Waiting by Christopher Isherwood; Night Flight by Josephine W Johnson; In the Penal Colony by Franz Kafka; Jeremy in the Wind by Nigel Kneale; Housing Problem by Henry Kuttner; Inflexible Logic by Russell Maloney; The Witnesses by William Sansom; The Hand by Wessel Hyatt Smitter; Saint Katy and the Virgin by John Steinbeck; The Supremacy of Uruguay by E B White; and The Pedestrian by Ray Bradbury.
