Lessons from the masterIt has not been widely publicized, but Alfred Hitchcock has set up a training camp for all those who wish to become masters of his favorite sport -- the murder game. Hitchcock will show you the proper form for plunging a knife, pulling a trigger, pouring poison, giving a push off a precipice, or any other of the moves that make the difference between a good hit and a messy miss. And just to give you a bit of inspiration, he has personally assembled the most chilling champions in the field. Here are fourteen novelettes and stories by such great and ghoulish winners as: Frank Sisk, James Holding, Douglas Farr, Ed Lacy, C.B. Gifford, Alice-Mary Schnirring, Robert Colby, Jeffrey M. Wallman, Fletcher Flora, Gilbert Ralston, Edwin P. Hicks, Elijah Ellis, Richard Hardwick, Richard Denning.