• Publication: Stories to Be Read with the Door LockedPublication Record # 1858
• Editor: Alfred Hitchcock
• Date: 1975-00-00
• ISBN: 0-394-49839-9 [978-0-394-49839-3]
• Publisher: Random House
• Pages: viii+365
• Format:
  hc^?Hardcover. Used for all hardbacks of any size.
• Type: ANTHOLOGY

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• Shottle Bop • (1941) • novelette by Theodore Sturgeon
• Light Verse • (1973) • short story by Isaac Asimov
• All the Sounds of Fear • (1962) • short story by Harlan Ellison
• Royal Jelly • (1959) • novelette by Roald Dahl
• The Distributor • (1958) • short story by Richard Matheson
• Funeral in Another Town • (1973) • short story by Jerry Jacobson
• The Affair of the Twisted Scarf • non-genre • novelette by Rex Stout (variant of The Twisted Scarf 1950)
• Watch for It • (1973) • short story by Joe Gores [as by Joseph N. Gores]
• The Income Tax Mystery • (1958) • short story by Michael Gilbert (I)
• The Sound of Murder • (1963) • short story by William P. McGivern
• The Odor of Melting • (1966) • short story by Edward D. Hoch
• Voices in the Dust • (1947) • short story by Gerald Kersh (variant of Voices in the Dust of Annan)
• Pipe Dream • (1973) • short story by Alan Dean Foster
• The Pattern • (1971) • short story by Bill Pronzini
• Zombique • (1972) • short story by Joseph Payne Brennan
• Coyote Street • (1973) • short story by Gary Brandner
• Lincoln's Doctor's Son's Dog • (1970) • short story by Warner Law
• There Hangs Death! • (1955) • short story by John D. MacDonald
• The Leak • (1907) • short story by Jacques Futrelle
• How Henry J. Littlefinger Licked the Hippies' Scheme to Take Over the Country by Tossing Pot in Postage Stamp Glue • (1971) • short story by John Keefauver
• The Invisible Cat • (1958) • short story by Betty Ren Wright
• A Good Head for Murder • (1974) • short story by Charles W. Runyon
• Tomorrow and ... Tomorrow • (1967) • short story by Adobe James
• Hijack • (1972) • short story by Robert L. Fish
• Introduction (Stories to Be Read with the Door Locked) • essay by Alfred Hitchcock