Manson, Cynthia (ed) - Blood Threat & Fears / Мэнсон, Синтия (ред) - Кровавые угрозы и страхи [1993, EPUB, ENG]

In the Clear by PATRICIA McGERR Minutes of Terror by DONALD HONIG The New Girl Friend by RUTH RENDELL The Letter Carrier by KATHRYN GOTTLIEB At a Rest Stop South of Portland by ROBERT TWOHY The Moon was to Blame by ANTONIA FRASER Night Watch Hero by PAUL AMEDICK A Summer Night's Visitor by GORDON A. REIMS The Marked Man / Меченый by DAVID ELY The Other Side of the Wall / По ту сторону стены by STANLEY ELLIN A Place of her Own by JOYCE HARRINGTON Dead Man's Switch by BILL CRENSHAW The Girl of My Dreams / Девушка моих грёз by DONALD E. WESTLAKE East Wind / Восточный ветер by DAPHNE DU MAURIER Dr. Temple is Dead by WILLIAM BANKIER From the Balcony by CHRISTIANNA BRAND Ted Bundy's Father by RUTH GRAVIROS Meet Me by the Mannequin by CORNELL WOOLRICH Placebo by ANDREW VACHSS The Ghost of Monday by ANDREW KLAVAN A Good Head for Murder / Поездка к морю by CHARLES W. RUNYON Golden Tuesday by CELIA FREMLIN Babysitter by DION HENDERSON When This Man Dies / Если этот человек умрёт by LAWRENCE BLOCK Going to Meet Terry by RICK HILLS The Innocence of Rachel Crewe by VIRGINIA MORICONI See How They Run / Смотрите, как они бегут by ROBERT BLOCH My Son, My Son by ROBERT BARNARD The Man on the Stair by BRYCE WALTON Things Had Gone Badly by PATRICIA HIGHSMITH Killer in the House by JAS R. PETRIN The Wide and Starry Sky by MICHAEL SHAARA The Anderson Boy by JOSEPH HANSEN

Yesterday I bought a gun. I’m very confused; I don’t know what to do. I have always been a mild and shy young man, quiet and conservative and polite. I have been employed the last five years—since at 19 I left college because of lack of funds—at the shirt counter of Willis & DeKalb, Men’s Clothiers, Stores in Principal Cities, and I would say that I have been generally content with my lot. Although recently I have been finding the new manager, Mr. Miller, somewhat abrasive—not to overstate the matter—the work itself has always been agreeable, and I have continued to look forward to a quiet lifetime in the same employment. . . .