Ghosts
Subtitle: a treasury of chilling tales old and new
By: selected by Marvin Kays ; with Saralee Kaye.
Contributors: Kaye, Marvin.; Kaye, Saralee.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Doubleday
Published: 1981
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 652
Subjects: Ghost stories.
Table of contents: title: Minuke (1949) by Nigel Kneale; title: The Wind in the Rose-Bush (1902) novelette by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman; title: Legal Rites (1950) novelette by Isaac Asimov and Frederik Pohl; title: Smee (1929) by A. M. Burrage; title: Thurlow's Christmas Story (1894) by John Kendrick Bangs; title: The Ghost, the Gallant, the Gael and the Goblin (1868) poem by W. S. Gilbert; title: A Quartet of Strange Things (1971) by Bernhardt J. Hurwood; title: The Lady of Finnigan's Hearth (1977) novelette by Parke Godwin; title: The Phantom Hag (1941) by Guy de Maupassant; title: The Ghost of the Capuchins (1981) by Eugène Montfort; title: Who Rides with Santa Anna? (1959) by Edward D. Hoch; title: Jane (1981) by Barbara Gallow; title: The Tale of the German Student (1824) by Washington Irving; title: The Hounds of Hell (1981) poem by John Masefield; title: Doorslammer (1963) by Donald A. Wollheim; title: The Ensouled Violin (1892) novelette by Helena P. Blavatsky; title: The Monk of Horror (1796) by Anonymous; title: Mr. Justice Harbottle  (1872) by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu; title: The Flying Dutchman (1981) by Traditional; title: The Parlor-Car Ghost (1981) by A Lady (c. 1904); title: The Red Room (1896) by H. G. Wells; title: A Gathering of Ghosts (1981) by Craig Shaw Gardner; title: The Woman's Ghost Story (1907) by Algernon Blackwood; title: Miss Jéromette and the Clergyman (1878) by Wilkie Collins; title: The Phantom Woman (1981) by Anonymous; title: The Spectre Bride (1904) by Elia W. Peattie; title: The Midnight Embrace (1796) by Matthew Gregory Lewis; title: The Philosophy of Relative Existences (1892) by Frank R. Stockton; title: 21 Main Street No. (1981) by Z. Z. Jeromm; title: Four Ghosts in Hamlet (1965) by Fritz Leiber; title: The Ghost of Sailboat Fred (1981) poem by Saralee Kaye; title: The Fisherman's Story (1981) by Faith Lancereau and Anatole Le Braz; title: The Old Mansion (1904) by A Sportsman; title: The Haunting of Y-12 (1981) by Al Sarrantonio; title: The Ghostly Rental (1876) novelette by Henry James; title: Untitled Ghost Story (Prologue to "Automata") by E. T. A. Hoffmann; title: The Doll's Ghost (1911) by F. Marion Crawford; title: Staley Fleming's Hallucination (1906) by Ambrose Bierce; title: The Dead Woman's Photograph (1981) by Anonymous; title: The Castle of the King (1881) by Bram Stoker; title: The Canterville Ghost (1887) novelette by Oscar Wilde; title: Blind Man's Bluff (1929) by H. Russell Wakefield; title: A Suffolk Miracle (1981) by Traditional; title: Father Stein's Tale (1907) by R. H. Benson; title: The Old Nurse's Story (1852) novelette by Mrs. Gaskell; title: Money Talks (1981) by Dick Baldwin; title: The Ghost of the Count (1904) by A Spinster; title: The Body Snatcher (1884) by Robert Louis Stevenson; title: "The Penhale Broadcast" (1947) by Jack Snow; title: The Last Traveler (1965) by Jean Ray; title: The Phantom Regiment (1856) by James Grant; title: The Tale of the Bagman's Uncle (1837) by Charles Dickens; title: The Phantom Coach (1865) by Amelia B. Edwards; title: How Fear Departed from the Long Gallery (1911) by E. F. Benson; title: xii Introduction (Ghosts) (1981) essay by Marvin Kaye; title: xvi A Prologue of Last Words (1981) essay by Marvin Kaye