Lore, Elana (ed) - A Choice of Evils / Лор, Элана (ред) - Меню злодеяний [1983, EPUB, ENG]

THE BATTERED MAILBOX by Stanley Cohen CENTER OF ATTENTION / В центре внимания by Dan J. Marlowe LESSON FOR A PRO by Stephen Wasylyk AFTERMATH OF DEATH by Talmage Powell ENOUGH ROPE FOR TWO by Clark Howard A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER by Arthur Porges A KILLING IN THE MARKET / Удивительная карьера биржевого маклера by Robert Bloch DO IT YOURSELF by Charles Mergendahl LOST AND FOUND by James Michael Ullman PASSPORT IN ORDER by Lawrence Block MOONLIGHT GARDENER by Robert L. Fish COURTESY CALL by Sonora Morrow RESTORED EVIDENCE by Patrick O'Keeffe THE STANDOFF by Frank Sisk A FINE AND PRIVATE PLACE by Virginia Long DEAD, YOU KNOW by John Lutz A CERTAIN POWER by Edward D. Hoch HUNTERS by Borden Deal THE DRIVER by William Brittain CLASS REUNION by Charles Boeckman MEAN COP by W. Sherwood Hartman KILL, IF YOU WANT ME! by Richard Deming WELCOME TO MY PRISON / Добро пожаловать в тюрьму by Jack Ritchie COME INTO MY PARLOR by Gloria Amoury LEND ME YOUR EARS by Edward Wellen KILLER SCENT by Joe L. Hensley DEAR CORPUS DELICTI by William Link and Richard Levinson KNIGHT OF THE ROAD by Thomasina Weber THE TRUTH THAT KILLS by Donald Olson WHERE IS THY STING? by John F. Suter ANATOMY OF AN ANATOMY / Анатомия анатомии by Donald E. Westlake MURDER ME TWICE by Lawrence Treat NOT A LAUGHING MATTER / Нешуточное дело by Evan Hunter THE GRAFT IS GREEN by Harold Q. Masur

The first Sunday Harry Warner found his mailbox lying on the ground, he thought little about it. The mail was still in it. He knew he’d only done a so-so job of mounting it on the rough-hewn cedar post, and he assumed the mail carrier must have knocked it loose. He braced it with light wood strips when he set it back in place. A few Sundays later, he found the mailbox back on the ground, splintered braces and all. But this time it could not have been the mail carrier. He’d already brought in Saturday’s mail. He called the town’s police station. “We’re aware of the problem,” the officer stated. “We get quite a few calls but we’ve never been able to catch them at it.” . . .