Alfred Hitchcock's The Best of Fiends

The book is in fair condition, with noticeable wear along the edges and spine typical of a paperback from this era. The cover shows some creasing and small tears, but the binding remains intact. There are no inscriptions or library markings, preserving its authenticity as a collector's item.

Alfred Hitchcock's "The Best of Fiends," edited by the master of suspense himself, is a captivating anthology published by Dell Publishing Co., Inc. in 1972. This edition marks its first appearance in paperback, offering a collection of chilling tales curated by Hitchcock. Known for his unparalleled influence in the mystery and horror genres, Hitchcock's selection in this volume promises a spine-tingling experience. This New York-published edition is distinguished by its unique cover art and accessible format. While it is not signed, the book remains a fascinating piece for collectors of Hitchcock's work and enthusiasts of classic mystery anthologies. The paperback is in fair condition, with some signs of wear typical of its age, making it a rare find for admirers of Hitchcock's legacy.