The Playboy Book of Horror and the Supernatural

Contents
    v • Preface (The Playboy Book of Horror and the Supernatural) • essay by Ray Russell [as by Editors of Playboy]
    1 • Softly Walks the Beetle • (1960) • short story by John Collier
    16 • Heavy-Set • (1964) • short story by Ray Bradbury
    28 • Nasty • (1959) • short story by Fredric Brown
    31 • Sardonicus • (1961) • novelette by Ray Russell
    72 • Sorcerer's Moon • (1959) • short story by Charles Beaumont
    78 • First Anniversary • (1960) • short story by Richard Matheson
    88 • The Jam • (1958) • short story by Henry Slesar
    93 • Beelzebub • (1963) • short story by Robert Bloch
    103 • The Machine in Ward Eleven • (1961) • novelette by Charles Willeford
    132 • The Academy • (1965) • short story by David Ely
    144 • The Manuscript of Dr. Arness • (1966) • short story by Gahan Wilson
    151 • The Party • (1967) • short story by William F. Nolan
    164 • Burnt Toast • (1955) • short story by Mack Reynolds
    175 • Rendezvous • (1966) • short story by John Christopher
    185 • Side by Side • (1964) • short story by John Tomerlin
    198 • The Sea Was Wet as Wet Could Be • (1967) • short story by Gahan Wilson
    213 • Hey, Look at Me! • (1962) • short story by Jack Finney
    229 • For the Rich They Sing—Sometimes • (1962) • short story by Ken W. Purdy
    245 • I'm Yours • (1954) • short story by Charles Schafhauser
    256 • Double Exposure • (1965) • short story by John Reese
    270 • The Taste of Fear • (1959) • short story by Hugh G. Foster
    293 • No Such Thing As a Vampire • (1959) • short story by Richard Matheson
    304 • Virginia • (1967) • short story by Calvin Tomkins
    313 • Black Country • (1954) • short story by Charles Beaumont
    338 • The Traveling Salesman • (1957) • short story by Robert Bloch
    343 • Weird Show • (1958) • short story by Herbert Gold
    356 • The Life Work of Juan Diaz • (1963) • short story by Ray Bradbury
    369 • Comet Wine • (1967) • novelette by Ray Russell
    391 • Index of Authors (The Playboy Book of Horror and the Supernatural) • essay by uncredited