Chilling Stories From Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone
By: adapted by Walter B. Gibson
Edition: Tempo Books Edition, 7th printing
Publisher: Tempo Books / Grosset & Dunlap
Published: 1970 01
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Number of pages: 190
Copyright date: 1963
Subjects: American Science fiction; Ancient Ethics
Description: Open the book, read the pages and enter The Twilight Zone if you dare!

For here in the half world, reality is suspended and what has happened, what will happen, what might happen are mingled blended, and become more real than the facts of history or science. Your own imagination tells you that the occult and the inexplicable do exist. Logic says that bizarre and fantastic events such as these could not happen--but they might!

Such is the gift of Rod Serling, creator of The Twilight Zone, that he has stimulated the imaginations of millions of television viewers who have since become eager participants in his explorations into the unknown.

Now The Twilight zone is explored again, in a collection of stories as new and fresh as tomorrow, as ancient as the great myths. The facts of history, of science of human behavior present themselves, but with the twist, the startling and suspenseful conclusion that makes you wonder whether there just might be a reason why man has cherished his ghost stories through the ages.

So come, enter The Twilight Zone and see for yourself that such things couldn't happen--but they might!
--back cover
Table of contents: title: The ghost of Ticonderoga; title: Back there; title: Judgement night; title: The curse of seven towers; title: The avenging ghost; title: Return from oblivion; title: The house on the square; title: Death's masquerade; title: The riddle of the crypt; title: Dead man's chest.