A Treasury of American Mystery Stories
From Author Wars - https://authorwars.com/publications/a-treasury-of-american-mystery-stories-550907.html
Overview:
- Title: A Treasury of American Mystery Stories
- Author: Frank D. McSherry, Jr., Charles G. Waugh, Martin H. Greenberg
- Year: 1989
- ISBN-10: 0517676575
- Publisher: Bonanza Books
- Pages: xvi+557
- Binding: Hardcover
- Type: Anthology
- Title Reference: The Hunger
- Notes:
- First Bonanza hardcover printing per the letter line (h—a) found on this book's copyright page..
- The full title, including this book's subtitle, which is used on the cover dust jacket only is A Treasury of American Mystery Stories: 51 Gripping Tales of Murder, Suspense, and Other Mayhem from Every State in the Union and Washington, D. C..
- Only stories that have some speculative content, or are part of the canon are listed. This anthology also contains stories by Barry N. Malzberg, Jack London, Edward D. Hoch/R. L. Stevens, and Bill Pronzini. All of whom have pages on this site.
- "The Jabberwocky Murders" by Fredric Brown is a non-speculative detective story, but its plot is based on the speculative works of Lewis Carroll.
- The introduction mentions that there is a story featuring Idaho by Erle Stanley Gardner in this anthology, but there is a story ("Bull and Bear") by R. L. Stevens (Edward D. Hoch) substituted instead.
- "Jacket painting by Hector Garrido/Mendola, Ltd."
- No price listed, may have been a bookstore instant remainder.