Midnight specials
Subtitle: an anthology for train buffs and suspense aficionados
By: edited by Bill Pronzini.
Contributors: Pronzini, Bill.
Publisher: Bobbs-Merrill
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Indianapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 272
Subjects: Railroads -- Trains -- Fiction.; Detective and mystery stories.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 261-272.
Table of contents: title: 1870-1925: Dickens, C. The signal-man. Lutz, J. The shooting of Curly Dan. Twain, M. The invalid's story. Wharton, E. A journey. Hoch, E. D. The problem of the locked caboose. Noyes, A. Midnight express.; title: 1930-1950: Cobb, I. S. Faith, hope and charity. Cain, J. M. Dead man. Woolrich, C. Phantom of the subway. Derleth, A. The man on B-17. Lamb, H. The three good witnesses. Queen, E. Snowball in July. Schoenfeld, H. All of God's children got shoes.; title: 1951 to today; title: and tomorrow ... :McGivern, W. P. The sound of murder. Beaumont, C. The train.Bloch, R. That hell-bound train. Simenon, G. Inspector Maigret deduces. Pronzini, B. Sweet fever. Malzberg, B. N. The man who loved the midnight lady.