Bantam paperback original anthology. Includes an introduction by the editor and these stories: The Blue Bottle (1950) by Ray Bradbury; The Wind Blows Free (1957) by Chad Oliver; Society for the Prevention (1964) by Ron Goulart; One Night Stand (1963) by Herbert A. Simmons; Elegy (1953) by Charles Beaumont; Lap of the Primitive (1958) by William F. Nolan; The Old College Try (1963) by Robert Bloch; I Am Returning (1961) by Ray Russell; The Undiscovered Country (1958) by William F. Temple; Restricted Area (1953) by Robert Sheckley; One Love Have I (1955) by Robert F. Young; Worship Night (1953) by Kris Neville; In Space with Runyon Jones (1952) by Norman Corwin; The Ties that Bind (1954) by Walter M. Miller, Jr.

A Sea of Space

Science Fiction & Fantasy

ROBERT SHECKLEY

Charles Beaumont

Ray. Bradbury

Science Fiction

BANTAM BOOKS

The Twilight Zone, Volume 8 : Long Distance Call -- I Sing the Body Electric (VHS Videocassette)

James Sheldon

William Idelson

CBS Video ; Fox Video

Briefly describes Beaumont's life and career as a writer, and shares a selection of his stories and brief reminiscences by friends and fellow writers

The Howling Man

Literature & Fiction

United States

Tom Doherty Assoc Llc

Anthology of science fiction stories from the pages of Playboy Magazine. Preface by the editors, and these stories: Masks (1968) by Damon Knight; Perchance to Dream (1958) by Charles Beaumont; The Yellow Room (1968) by John Cheever; Fortitude (1968) by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.; Winter in This Latitude (1962) by Rick Rubin; The Hat Act (1968) by Robert Coover; Death's Door (1969) by Robert McNear; Colorless in Limestone Caverns (1968) by Allan Seager; Untitled (1966) by Ken W. Purdy; A Breath of Lucifer (1969) by R. K. Narayan.

Masks (Ten Science Fiction Stories)

Playboy Press

If Worlds of Science Fiction, December 1954

Alfred Coppel

POUL ANDERSON

Milton Lesser

Adrrew J. Offutt

Quinn Publishing

[Read by Stefan Rudnicki]A classic ''wrong man'' suspense novel, Run from the Hunter is a fast-paced, tightly plotted thriller about a man convicted of a crime he did not commit. - - Chris Adams has been framed for the murder of Steffany Fontaine. While on his way to prison, there is a spectacular train crash in which he escapes, giving him the opportunity to set out to prove his innocence. But everywhere he turns - every street, every alley - the real killers lie in wait. - - This novel was the inspiration for the Academy Award-winning film ''The Fugitive'', starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones.

Run from the Hunter

John Tomerlin

Skyboat Media and Blackstone Audio

A collection of horror stories by the iconic Charles Beaumont When The Hunger, and Other Stories first appeared in 1957, it heralded the arrival of Charles Beaumont as an important and highly original new voice in American fiction. Although he is best known today for his scripts for television and film, including several classic episodes of The Twilight Zone, Beaumont is being rediscovered as a master of weird tales, and this, his first published collection, contains some of his best. Ranging in tone from the chilling gothic horror of "Miss Gentilbelle," where an insane mother dresses her son up as a girl and slaughters his pets, to deliciously dark humor in tales like "Open House" and "The Infernal Bouillabaisse," where murderers' plans go disastrously awry, these seventeen stories demonstrate Beaumont's remarkable talent and versatility.

The Hunger, and Other Stories

Genre Fiction

[Read by Paul Boehmer, Gabrielle de Cuir, Stefan Rudnicki] A collection of horror stories by the iconic Charles Beaumont. When The Hunger and Other Stories first appeared in 1957, it heralded the arrival of Charles Beaumont as an important and highly original new voice in American fiction. Although he is best known today for his scripts for television and film, including several classic episodes of ''The Twilight Zone'', Beaumont is being rediscovered as a master of weird tales, and this, his first published collection, contains some of his best. Ranging in tone from the chilling gothic horror of ''Miss Gentilbelle,'' where an insane mother dresses her son up as a girl and slaughters his pets, to deliciously dark humor in tales like ''Open House'' and ''The Infernal Bouillabaisse,'' where murderers' plans go disastrously awry, these seventeen stories demonstrate Beaumont's remarkable talent and versatility.

A fascinating portrait of mid-1950s America by the iconic Charles Beaumont He was a leader of men, but he was evil. He was a stranger, but he brought lust and love, rape and hate to this quiet southern town. He was ... the intruder. It was a sleepy southern town with nice folks and good schools. Then the intruder arrived from the North. With him came trouble, fear, and hate so vicious it could turn neighbor against neighbor, child against child, white against black--and destroy them all.

The Intruder

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