Murderers' Row (1975) Anthology

HITCHCOCK’S IDEA OF A NATIONAL PASTIME IS MURDER!Ever the sportsman, Hitchcock gives you fair warning—these stories are not for the faint of heart or the squeamish. The deeds assembled herein represent play far more foul than fair, and as such are frowned on by authority. Unless, of course, the authority happens to be Hitchcock. As the master himself has been known to observe, rules, like bones, were made to be broken. Forewarned is forearmed.Includes the following 14 stories:INTRODUCTION by Alfred HitchcockNICE GUY by Richard DemingTHE BRIDGE IN BRIGANZA by Frank SiskTHICKER THAN WATER by Henry SlesarTHE ARTIFICIAL LIAR by William BrittainFOR MONEY RECEIVED (Novelette) by Fletcher FloraTHE COMPLEAT SECRETARY by Theodore MathiesonTHE HYPOTHETICAL ARSONIST by Rog PhillipsWHO WILL MISS ARTHUR? by Ed LacyARBITER OF UNCERTAINTIES by Edward HochSLOW MOTION MURDER (Novelette) by Richard HardwickNEVER MARRY A WITCH by C. B. GilfordTHE SECOND THIEF by David A. HellerTHE NICE YOUNG MAN by Richard O. LewisA MESSAGE FOR AUNT LUCY by Arthur Porges