first two editions. Anthologies and collections edited by Bloch The Best of Fredric Brown (Nelson Doubleday, 1976). No ISBN. Book Club ed. 3180 on rear jacket flap. Psycho-Paths. (Tor, 1991). . Monsters in Our Midst (Tor, 1993). . Robert Bloch's Psychos (1997). . This anthology was being edited by Robert Bloch until his death in 1994. Martin H. Greenberg completed the editorial work posthumously. Short stories "Broomstick Ride", Super Science Fiction, December 1957 "Crime Machine", Galaxy, October 1961 "Sales of a Deathman", Galaxy, February 1968 Non-fiction The Eighth Stage of Fandom (1962). Advent – no ISBN. Wildside Press reprint, 1992, with new intro by Wilson Tucker and new afterword by Harlan Ellison, Out of My Head (1986) (essays). NESFA Press. (trade ed); 0-915368-87-0 (slipcased ed). Edition limited to 800 numbered copies, the first 200 being slipcased. Once Around the Bloch: An Unauthorized Autobiography (Tor, 1993). Robert Bloch: Appreciations of the Master (Tor, 1995). This volume is a tribute to Bloch collecting essays by many writers who knew or worked with him, together with reprints of several Bloch stories. Awards 1959: "That Hell-Bound Train" Hugo Award for Best Short Story 1959: E. Everett Evans Memorial Award for Fantasy and Science Fiction Work 1960: Ann Radcliffe Award for Literature (Count Dracula Society) The Count Dracula Society was founded by Dr Donald A. Reed, who also founded the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films. 1960: Edgar Allan Poe Award (Special Scroll) (for Psycho) Mystery Writers of America 1960: Screenwriter's Annual Award nominated by Screenwriter's Guild (for Psycho) 1964: Inkpot Award for Science Fiction 1965: Third Trieste Film Festival Award (for The Skull) 1966: Ann Radcliffe Award for Television (Count Dracula Society) 1973: First prize, La 2de Convention Du Cinema Fantastique De Paris (for Asylum) 1974: Award for Service to the Field of Science Fantasy Los Angeles Science Fiction Society 1975: World Fantasy Award, Life Achievement 1978: Fritz Leiber Fantasy Award 1979: Reims Festival Award 1984: Hugo Special Award for 50 years as a science fiction professional See also 42nd World Science Fiction Convention 1984: Lifetime Career Award, Atlanta Fantasy Fair 1985: Twilight Zone Dimension Award 1989: Bram Stoker Award, Life Achievement 1993: Once Around the Bloch: An Unauthorized Autobiography Bram Stoker, Superior Achievement in Non-Fiction Special award at the first NecronomiCon. (After his death, this award was renamed in his honor). 1994: The Early Fears Bram Stoker, Superior Achievement in a