Who Shall I Say is Calling? and Other Stories
Introduction by Stefan Dziemianowicz.
Contents:
- Those Who Seek
- The Bishop Sees Through
- The House in the Magnolias
- The Sheraton Mirror
- The Return of Andrew Bentley (with Mark Schorer)
- Colonel Markesan (with Mark Schorer)
- The Shuttered House
- The Panelled Room
- Logoda's Heads
- Here, Daemos!
- A Wig for Miss DeVore
- Pacific 421
- The Inverness Cape
- Mrs. Lannisfree
- Mr. George (as by Stephen Grendon)
- The Ghost Walk
- Mara
- The Lonesome Place
- Mrs. Manifold (as by Stephen Grendon)
- Kingsridge 214
- A Room in a House
- "Who Shall I Say is Calling?"
- The Dark Boy
- The Lamp of Alhazred (with H. P. Lovecraft)
- The Patchwork Quilt
- Miss Esperson (as by Stephen Grendon)
- Ghost Lake
- Afterword by George A. Vanderburgh
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