Bloch uncredited. The issue of Famous Fantastic Mysteries that first published Bloch's "The Man Who Collected Poe"--which inspired a Poe scholar to offer Bloch an unfinished Poe story fragment, which Bloch completed and offered to Fantastic, which published it, without cover credit to Bloch, as "The Lighthouse"...in Bloch's collection as "The Light-House"...
A Thriller a Day the blog dealing with all the episodes of Thriller, the series David Schow calls the closest thing to Weird Tales on tv we've had...
Jack Seabrook's reviews and analysis of Bloch's work on The Alfred Hitchcock Hour and Alfred Hitchcock Presents:
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| January 1953 |
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| Robert Bloch receiving the first Howard Award for Life Achievement from Donald Wollheim; at the first World Fantasy Convention; photo by and copyright Andrew Porter |
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| Bloch and a skulking David Schow |
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| Bloch presents File 770's Mike Glyer with a Hugo Award; photo by and copyright Andrew Porter |
 1954 photo by Dean Grennell; from Science Fiction Five-Yearly  |
| Robert Bloch and masquerade veteran Marji Ellers, 1954 convention Photo apparently by Forrest J. Ackerman; courtesy Andy Porter |
A Thriller a Day the blog dealing with all the episodes of Thriller, the series David Schow calls the closest thing to Weird Tales on tv we've had...
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| From "A Home Away from Home": not one of John's favorites, but also adapted for the film Asylum |
Thanks for the plug, Todd. That was very thoughtful of you.
ReplyDeleteNot at all, Jack, and as I note, overdue in this context.
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