• Publication: Verhalen die Hitchcock koosPublication Record # 375277
• Editor: Alfred Hitchcock
• Date: 1959-00-00
• Catalog ID: 425
• Publisher: Het Spectrum
• Pub. Series: Prisma
• Pub. Series #: 425
• Pages: 189
• Format:
  pb^?Paperback. Typically 7" by 4.25" (18 cm by 11 cm) or smaller, though trimming errors can cause them to sometimes be slightly (less than 1/4 extra inch) taller or wider/deeper.
• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• Cover: Verhalen die Hitchcock koos by Rudi van Giffen [as by R. van Giffen]
• Notes: Data from the 3rd printing Selections from "Stories They Wouldn't Let Me Do on TV" Translated by Max Schuchart Cover is signed as "R. van Giffen" Also contains the non-SF stories: • P18: Juffrouw Lucie Leert de Liefde Kennen (Love Comes to Miss Lucy) by Quentin Patrick • P36: Liefde Ligt te Verbloeden (Love Lies Bleeding) by Philip MacDonald

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• 7 • De prijs van het hoofd • non-genre • short story by John Russell (trans. of The Price of the Head 1916)
• 31 • Sredni Vashtar • short story by Saki (trans. of Sredni Vashtar 1910)
• 58 • De danspartner • short story by Jerome K. Jerome (trans. of The Dancing Partner 1928)
• 65 • De stem in de nacht • short story by William Hope Hodgson (trans. of The Voice in the Night 1907)
• 77 • Het ogenblik der beslissing • novelette by Stanley Ellin (trans. of The Moment of Decision 1955)
• 99 • Een les in de jungle • short story by James Francis Dwyer (trans. of A Jungle Graduate 1910)
• 109 • Moordrecept • short story by C. P. Donnel, Jr. (trans. of Recipe for Murder 1946)
• 114 • Nunc Dimittis • non-genre • novelette by Roald Dahl (trans. of Nunc Dimittis 1953)
• 134 • Het gevaarlijkste spel • non-genre • novelette by Richard Edward Connell (trans. of The Most Dangerous Game 1924) [as by Richard Connell]
• 154 • Het wassenbeeldenspel • short story by A. M. Burrage (trans. of The Waxwork 1931)
• 166 • De ratten kwamen • short story by Robert Bloch (trans. of Water's Edge 1956)
• 182 • De grappenmaker • short story by Robert Arthur (trans. of The Jokester 1952)