of Tinsel Town. Dove Audio/Audio Literature, 1997. 4 cassettes. Running time 6 hours. Unabridged. "Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper". On The Greatest Horror Stories of the 20th Century edited by Martin Greenberg. Dove Audio, 1998. Read by various readers. 4 cassettes. Running time 6 hours. Psycho. BBC Radio Collection, June 2000. Read by William Hope. ? cassettes. Abridged. . "A Good Knight's Work". Adapted by George Zarr, performed by a full cast. Seeing Ear Theatre, 2001. Running time 44 mins. Psycho. Blackstone Audio, Feb 2009. Read by Paul Michael Garcia. (4 cassette set), 9781433257094 (1 mp3-cd), 9781433257063 (5 cd set). Unabridged. Running times 5.6 hours. Playaway preloaded digital audio ed with earbuds, Sept 2009 This Crowded Earth. Librivox, March 2009. Read by Gregg Margarite. (3-CD set, running time 3 hours, 30 mins). Available for download from Librivox: Psycho. (In German). Read by Matthias Brandt. (5-CD set). Der Audio Verlag, 2011. Various recordings of Bloch speaking at fantasy and sf conventions are also extant. Many of these are available for download from Will Hart's CthulhuWho site: Bibliography Novels In the Land of Sky-Blue Ointments (with Harold Gauer) (c. 1938) (unpublished, though characters and episodes from this book appear in later Bloch short stories, such as "The Travelling Salesman" and "The Strange Island of Dr Nork". The character Lefty Feep also appears for the first time in this work. Bloch owned the complete manuscript of the novel, which he described as "never intended or submitted for publication." Bloch's estate has blocked posthumous publication). Plot summary at: Nobody Else Laughed (with Harold Gauer) (1939) (unpublished) The Scarf NY: The Dial Press, 1947. Retitled reprint, NY: Avon, 1948 as The Scarf of Passion. Revised text, Fawcett Gold Medal, 1966. Printings after the Avon 1948 edition revert title to the original, i.e. The Scarf. See also Unholy Trinity, 1986. Spiderweb (NY: Ace Pocketbooks, 1954; one half of Ace Double, backed with David Alexander's The Corpse in My Bed) The Kidnaper (Lion Pocketbooks, 1954). Later editions spell the title as The Kidnapper. The Will to Kill (NY: Ace Pocketbooks,1954) Shooting Star (NY: Ace Pocketbooks, 1958) (first half of Ace Double, backed with Bloch's ss collection Terror in the Night) No ISBN – identified only as Ace Double D-265 This Crowded Earth (1958) (original magazine appearance; published as book in double format with Ladies Day 1968) Psycho (NY: Simon & Schuster, 1959; UK: Robert Hale, April 1960).