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Demons Within & Other Disturbing Tales
Table of contents:
George and Alice and Isabel • William Trevor
Gone is Gone • Joan Fleming
The Margenes • Miriam Allen deFord
Mummy to the Rescue • Angus Wilson
Miss Cornelius • William Fryer Harvey
The Middle Toe of the Right Foot • Ambrose Bierce
The Phantom of the Screen • Lawrie Wyman
The Book • Margaret Irwin
The Man Who Collected Poe • Robert Bloch
The Squaw • Bram Stoker
The Small World of Lewis Stillman • William F. Nolan
The Attic Express • Alex Hamilton
Mr. George • August Derleth
I Used to Live Here Once • Jean Rhys
George and Alice and Isabel • William Trevor
Gone is Gone • Joan Fleming
The Margenes • Miriam Allen deFord
Mummy to the Rescue • Angus Wilson
Miss Cornelius • William Fryer Harvey
The Middle Toe of the Right Foot • Ambrose Bierce
The Phantom of the Screen • Lawrie Wyman
The Book • Margaret Irwin
The Man Who Collected Poe • Robert Bloch
The Squaw • Bram Stoker
The Small World of Lewis Stillman • William F. Nolan
The Attic Express • Alex Hamilton
Mr. George • August Derleth
I Used to Live Here Once • Jean Rhys
- GenresShort StoriesHorror
189 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1977
About the author
Helen Hoke
103 books11 followersHelen Jeanne Lamb Hoke (20 July 1903 - 26 March 1990) was an American author of children's books.
She wrote nearly 100 children's books and set up and ran children's book divisions in five publishing companies. Helen Hoke was well known for her anthologies on children’s humour, but she was also fascinated by the esoteric, the supernatural, and the weird.
In 1945, Hoke married Franklin M. Watts, who owned Franklin M. Watts, Inc., publishers, and became the vice-president and director of international projects.
Franklin Hoke is her grandson.
She wrote nearly 100 children's books and set up and ran children's book divisions in five publishing companies. Helen Hoke was well known for her anthologies on children’s humour, but she was also fascinated by the esoteric, the supernatural, and the weird.
In 1945, Hoke married Franklin M. Watts, who owned Franklin M. Watts, Inc., publishers, and became the vice-president and director of international projects.
Franklin Hoke is her grandson.
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