Sardonic Shockers Selected by Alfred Hitchcock... The not so gentle man who knows all the angles (especially the sharp ones) and all the ropes (the hanging kind). From his deep-freeze of ingenious chillers—incredible only to the unimaginative and horrifyingly real to the shrewd and daring—the following fourteen tales of intrigue were cunningly chosen to startle as well as satisfy, while above all holding you in the clammy grasp of... SUSPENSE Contents The Birds by Daphne du Maurier Man with a Problem by Donald Honig They Bite by Anthony Boucher The Enemy by Charlotte Armstrong The Inexperienced Ghost by H.G. Wells Sentence of Death by Thomas Walsh Spring Fever by Dorothy Salisbury Davis The Crate at Outpost 1 by Matthew Gant My Unfair Lady by Guy Cullingford New Murders for Old by Carter Dickson Terrified by C.B. Gilford The Duel by Joan Vatsek Four O'Clock by Price Day Too Many Coincidences by Paul Eiden