the Wings Off a Barfly", "The Craven Image", "Afternoon in the Park", "Title Bout", and 'What Freud Can't Tell You". In addition, there is an unpublished one-act play entitled The Birth of a Notion – A Tragedy of Hollywood. Thousands of other items from fanzines and professional periodicals to film stills, lobby cards, one-sheets and posters and press-books connected with Bloch's films, together with transcripts of several of his speeches, are also housed in the collection. References Sources Further reading Randall D. Larson, The Robert Bloch Fanzine (Fandom Unlimited, 1972). Graeme Flanagan, Robert Bloch: A Bio-Bibliography (Canberra: 1979). Includes interviews with Bloch and memoirs by fellow writers such as Harlan Ellison, Richard Matheson, Mary Elizabeth Counselman and Fritz Leiber. Graeme Flanagan, "Introducing Our Guest of Honour: Robert Bloch, The Man Who Has Written So Much More Than Psycho" Cinecon Program (1981), pp. 4–6. Stephen King dedicated his 1981 book Danse Macabre to Bloch, along with Jorge Luis Borges, Ray Bradbury, Frank Belknap Long, Donald Wandrei and Manly Wade Wellman. Lee Prosser. The Existential Robert Bloch, (interview with Bloch, March 1983). Online at Michael G. Pfefferkorn's The Bat is My Brother website. Lee Prosser [article about Robert Bloch] in The Roswell Literary Review at Roswell, New Mexico, 1996. Michael G. Pfefferkorn"A Conversation With Lee Prosser," (in-depth interview with Lee Prosser about Bloch, May 31, 2002). Online at Michael G. Pfefferkorn's The Unofficial Robert Bloch Website. Randall D. Larson. The Robert Bloch Reader's Guide (1986). A literary analysis of Bloch's entire output through 1986. Randall D. Larson. The Complete Robert Bloch (1986). An illustrated bibliography of Bloch's writing. Randall D. Larson. The Robert Bloch Companion (1986). Collected interviews through 1986. Crypt of Cthulhu magazine No 40 (Vol. 5 No. 6 St. John's Eve, 1986). was a special Robert Bloch issue. It included some story reprints by Bloch, essays on his work and bibliography of his books by R. Dixon Smith. Darrell Schweitzer [interview with Bloch] in Schweitzer's Speaking of Horror: interviews with Writers of the Supernatural (Borgo Press, 1994). Randall D. Larson."Paperblochs: Robert Bloch in Paperback." Paperback Parade No. 39, (August 1994). Leigh Blackmore. "Writer's Bloch: A Brief Tribute to the Author of 'Psycho'". Tabula Rasa 7 (Mar 1995). Readable online at In the anthology My Favorite Horror Story (DAW, 2000), edited by Mike Baker and Martin H. Greenberg, influential horror writers in the field picked their favorite stories. Out of 15