A collection of macabre suspense short stories by two masters, Robert Bloch (author of "Psycho") and Ray Bradbury, one of my "Big Three" sci-fi authors, the other two being Clarke and Asimov. There are six by Bloch, four by Bradbury, and all are fine and chilling. These are the first I have read by Bloch, and they hold up quite nicely next to Bradbury's, none of which I can recall having read in any of my Bradbury collections. A nice collection of scares for a cold night, a fireplace, and a glass of sherry. ( )