Alfred Hitchcock Libros

Prohibido a los nerviosos es una antología de relatos de terror e intriga seleccionados por Alfred Hitchcock, reconocido maestro del suspense. Esta colección presenta inquietantes narraciones de destacados autores contemporáneos como Dorothy Sayers, Ray Bradbury y Fredric Brown, entre otros. Cada uno de los veinticuatro relatos está diseñado para provocar un sutil estremecimiento de miedo y placer, gracias a la dosificación precisa de la angustia y el escalofrío. La habilidad en el planteamiento de situaciones y el análisis psicológico de los personajes convierten cada historia en una pequeña obra maestra del entretenimiento literario. Entre los relatos se encuentran "Hacia el futuro" de Ray Bradbury, "El hombre con dedos de cobre" de Dorothy L. Sayers, y "La muchacha de oro" de Ellis Peters, entre otros. La variedad de estilos y temáticas asegura que cada lector encuentre algo que lo atrape, ya sea a través de la tensión, el misterio o la exploración de lo desconocido. Esta colección es un viaje fascinante al corazón del miedo, ideal para quienes buscan una experiencia literaria que combine inquietud y disfrute.

Barcelona. 21 cm. 510 p. Encuadernación en tapa dura de editorial con sobrecubierta ilustrada. Selección Alfred Hitchcock ; traducción del inglés, Eduardo Mallorquí. Traducción Most wanted. Novelas policiacas norteamericanas. S. XX. Hitchcock, Alfred. 1899-1980 .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. 8422663740

Barcelona. 22 cm. 476 p. Encuadernación en tapa dura de editorial con sobrecubierta ilustrada. Colección '[Biblioteca Alfred Hitchcock', numero coleccion(3]). Alfred Hitchcock ; traducciones del inglés, Montserrat Solanas. Traducción A hangman's dozen. Speak of the devil. Novelas policiacas norteamericanas. S. XX. Hitchcock, Alfred. 1899-1980. Hablemos con el diablo. Doce y el verdugo. Biblioteca Alfred Hitchcock. 3 .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. 8422638827

Hot on the trail of seven talking parrots that have seemingly vanished into thin air, the Three Investigators are in more trouble than ever. Danger lurks at every turn as they search for the birds, each of whom can quote part of a coded message from a mysterious dead man.

La intervención del mago del suspense, como ha dado en llamársele, ya sea en cine, televisión o novela, es de por sí garantía de intriga y desenlace inesperado. En esta ocasión Hitchcock dedica su atención a los jóvenes, ofreciéndoles una serie de novelas de acción. Los adolescentes, al leer las aventuras de Alfred Hitchcock y los Tres Investigadores se sienten incorporados al formidable equipo de Júpiter Jones, Pete Crenshaw y Bob Andrews. Junto a ellos practican métodos deductivos que agilizan sus mentes, vencen el miedo a lo desconocido, luchan por causas justas y gozan el placer de ser útiles a sus semejantes.

Barcelona. 19 cm. 363 p. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Colección 'Betsellers Planeta', 27. Alfred Hitchcock ; traducción del inglés, E. Mallorquí del Corral, R. Moreno y J. Piñeiro. Cuentos de terror. Hitchcock, Alfred. 1899-1980. Mallorquí, Eduardo. Moreno, Rosa. Piñeiro, Jaime .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. ISBN: 84-320-8228-7

When Ra-Orkon, a 3,000-year-old mummy, begins to whisper strange words in an ancient Egyptian tongue, the Three Investigators are determined to find out the facts: Why is he speaking? What is he saying? And how is the horrible curse of Ra-Orkon about to be fulfilled? Originally published in hardcover beginning in 1964, these classic mystery/adventure stories feature three boys--Jupiter Jones, Pete Crenshaw, and Bob Andrews--who establish a detective firm with the motto "We Investigate Anything!" Perfect for summer reading, these suspenseful action stories will appeal to both boys and girls.

En esta novela los tres investigadores conocen a una chica de su edad que vive sola con su tía esta invita a vivir a su casa a un misterioso personaje y la chica recurre a los protagonistas para que investiguen su pasado ya que teme lo peor...

Confío en que hayas estado debidamente ocupado desde la última vez que nos vimos. Mi tío Albert, desempleado de profesión, solía decirme que las manos ociosas conducen a la travesura. Así pues, por mi parte, he dedicado este ínterin a preparar una nueva colección con la que deleitar a los lectores. […] Por tanto, si así lo deseas, asegúrate de haber cerrado bien la puerta, dale otra vuelta a la llave por si acaso y pasa la página para empezar a leer.

A green ghost oozes through the walls of a crumbling old mansion, leading The Three Investigators to an open coffin and a grinning skeleton wearing a string of priceless Chinese Ghost Pearls. When the ghost disappears--along with the pearls--the sleuths are off on their strangest case ever!

Durante los tres viernes siguientes, Joey recibió por correo cuarenta dólares en metálico. Esa suma le permitía vivir realizando un mínimo de horas de trabajo eventuales. Un lunes, una nota sin firmar le ordenaba estar en la esquina noroeste de Clay y Jackson a las nueve de la mañana siguiente. Helene le recogió en ese lugar a las nueve en punto. Era un día excesivamente caluroso, con temperaturas que según los pronósticos, iban a llegar a los 35 grados. Helene llevaba una blusa ceñida y unos pantalones de color rosa que se ceñían a sus piernas. ¿Por qué recibió Joey una suma igual de dinero durante tres viernes seguidos? ¿Cuál es la razón por la que decidió Helene recoger a un desconocido como Joey? Encontrará la solución al adentrarse en el interior de estas páginas, elegidas entre muchas por el insuperable artista del celuloide, Alfred Hitchcock.

Barcelona. 22 cm. 553 p. Encuadernación en tapa dura de editorial con sobrecubierta ilustrada. Colección '[Biblioteca Alfred Hitchcock', numero coleccion(11]). Alfred Hitchcock ; traducción cedida por Ediciones Aguilar. Traducción de: Stories that scared even me. Cuentos de terror. S. XX. Hitchcock, Alfred. 1899-1980. Aguilar, S. A. de Ediciones. Biblioteca Alfred Hitchcock. 11 .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. ISBN: 8422638908

Un libro tan clásico como extraño en la bibliografía sobre el séptimo arte es El cine según Hitchcock, de François Truffaut. Y es extraño porque muestra a un director de cine hablando con gran claridad y coherencia sobre su propia obra. Pensemos que, en el momento de producirse las entrevistas en que se basa el libro (finales de los años 60), Hitchcock aún estaba en activo, por lo que no se trata de hacer una retrospectiva autocomplaciente de una obra cerrada y finiquitada. El libro nace de la cinefilia francesa. Lo bueno que tiene la “Nouvelle vague” es que sus integrantes –Truffaut, Godard, Chabrol, Rohmer y un largo etcétera- eran críticos de cine, teóricos que decidieron llevar a la práctica sus ideas. Truffaut es un gran entrevistador porque no es pedante (aquí se ve su vertiente de cronista) ni tampoco un ignorante que pregunta sin conocimiento de causa: el diálogo que se establece en “El cine según Hitchcock” es tan convincente que uno acaba el libro convencido de que la teoría de Hitchcock es la única válida para hacer películas.

Hot on the trail of seven talking parrots that have seemingly vanished into thin air, the Three Investigators are in more trouble than ever. Danger lurks at every turn as they search for the birds, each of whom can quote part of a coded message from a mysterious dead man.

Peter Bogdanovich, director, screenwriter, actor and critic, interviews sixteen legendary directors of the first hundred years of film - from Allan Dwan and Raoul Walsh to Leo McCarey, Alfred Hitchcock and Sidney Lumet. The conversations brought together in this book give us a history of the movies. They are the stories of pioneers who came to the picture business from many worlds. Some were adventurers (running away to sea; joining Pancho Villa) before finding their place in the movies. Some were football stars, some electrical engineers, lawyers, auto mechanics, airplane designers. Some were trained in silent movies (Dwan, Walsh, Lang, von Sternberg, Hitchcock). Many of them were men who lived to the hilt and brought to their work the residue of their earlier experiences.

Beware, beware...Prepare to enter the Master's torture chamber. For here is a truly alarming brood of tales pulsating with delicious evil, the macabre, and all the mystery and suspense for which you crave.Ross Macdonald, Theodore Sturgeon, Harold Q. Masur, Talmage Powell - as you turn the pages, and the house darkens, you will hear the Master chuckling in the shadows. Are you sitting comfortably? Then we'll begin...

Three junior detectives solve a mystery involving a collection of antique busts, a legacy, a strange letter, and a red ruby.

Sixty-five stories deal with gangsters, kidnappings, unidentified bodies, political refugees, adultery, murder, and espionage

Five exciting cases to test the wits of young detectives - with solutions, by the master of suspense, at the end of each story.

A room full of clocks and they all scream…why? A new mystery for Jupiter, Pete and Bob to unravel but they haven’t much to go on - a torn message in code, a recording of Bert Clock’s glass-shattering scream and the theft of several valuable paintings - a thin collection of clues and time is running out…

The Film Classics Library present the most accurate and complete reconstruction of a film in book over 1,300 frame blow-up photos shown sequentially and coupled with the complete dialogue from the original soundtrack, allow you to recapture this film classic in its entirety - at your leisure.

The story that inspired the Alfred Hitchcock film masterpiece! Cornell Woolrich. His name represents steamy, suspenseful fiction, chilling encounters on the dark and sultry landscape of urban America in the 1930s and 1940s. Here, in this special collection, are his classic thrilers, including 'Rear Window', the story of Hal Jeffries who, trapped in his apartment because of a broken leg, takes to watching his neighbours through his rear window, and becomes certain that one of those neighbours is a murderer. Also included are such haunting, heart-stopping tales as those involving a man who finds his wife buried alive; a girl trapped with a deranged murderer who likes to knife his victims while dancing; and a woman seizing her chance to escape a sadistic husband, only to find her dream go terrifyingly wrong.

A collection of brilliantly told spy stories by writers like W. Somerset Maugham, Edgar Wallace and Eric Ambler, chosen by that master of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock.

Second impression.Shottle Bop by Theodore Sturgeon The Affair of the Twisted Scarf by Rex Stout Watch for It by Joe Gores aka Joseph N. Gores The Income Tax Mystery by Michael Gilbert (I) The Sound of Murder by William P. McGivern The Odor of Melting by Edward D. Hoch Pipe Dream by Alan Dean Foster The Pattern by Bill Pronzini Zombique by Joseph Payne Brennan Coyote Street by Gary Brandner Lincoln's Doctor's Son's Dog by Warner Law There Hangs Death! by Patricia McGerr Voices in the Dust by Gerald Kersh

An old trunk involves the three investigators with dangerous criminials seeking a cache of stolen money.

The moment of decision / by Stanley Ellin -- A jungle graduate / by James Francis Dwyer -- Recipe for murder / by C.P. Donnel, Jr. -- Nunc dimmittis / by Roald Dahl -- The most dangerous game / by Richard Connell -- The lady on the grey / by John Collier -- The waxwork / by A.M. Burrage -- The dumb wife / by Thomas Burke -- Crouching at the door / by D.K. Broster -- The October game / by Ray Bradburry -- Water's edge / by Robert Bloch -- The jokester / by Robert Arthur -- The abyss / by Leonard Andreyev.

A Hitchcock's-eye view of a world of evil.Alfred Hitchcock invites you to join him in exploring the lower depths of human deviltry and the heights of hair-raising suspense. He has generously provided 14 excruciatingly exciting novelettes and stories to transport you far beyond the borders of safety into the realm of cunning, violence, and perverse poetic justice. And he has personally selected the finest of modern storytellers to be your irresistible guides. Here are unforgettable terror tales by:Richard DemingElijah ElisRichard HardwickGlenn CanaryMax Van DerveerPhilip KetchumJames HoldingRichard O. LewisDonald HonigWilliam BrittainFletcher FloraF.J. SmithArthur PorgesC.B. Gilford

CONTENTS Agony Column by Barry N. Malzberg Guessing Game by Rose Million Healey The $2,000,000 Defense by Harold Q. Masur The Man in the Well by Berkely Mather Crawfish by Ardath Mayhar The Strange Case of Mr. Pruyn by William F. Nolan Ludmila by David Montross The One Who Got Away by Al Nussbaum It's a Lousy World by Bill Pronzini Only So Much to Reveal by Joan Richter Who's Got the Lady? by Jack Ritchie Hey You Down There by Harold Rolseth Too Many Sharks by William Sambrot Christopher Frame by Nancy C. Swoboda Obituary by Paul Theridion Random Demand by Jeffrey M. Wallmann The Mother Goose Madman by Betty Ren Wright The Green Fly and the Box by Waldo Carlton Wright The Blue Rug by Mitsu Yamamoto

This time, the main course is murder...With more than a dash of ingenuity added by that gourmand of the truly perverse. If you have an appetite for the unexpected and a thirst for the nearly unbearable, then you are cordially invited to partake of the feast. Here is cunning enough for the most jaded palates, from fourteen writers who specialize in just desserts.

This new anthology from Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine contains 26 gripping stories by such well-known authors as Lawrence Block, Edward D. Hoch, Henry Slesar, Bill Pronzini, Donald E. Westlake and Jack Ritchie, whose story "The Green Heart" was later made into the wonderfully comic Walter Matthau movie, A New Leaf. For good measure the volume includes a short novel by William P. McGivern. Twenty-seven tales in all: each one calculated to startle, shock, dismay and appal you in just the way you associate with the name of Alfred Hitchcock.

Three junior detectives travel abroad to solve a mystery involving a silver spider and a political plot that endangers the life of a young prince.

This collection has been selected by Peter Haining from issues of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine published during the past five years in the U.S.A. Featuring: "Anyone For Murder?" by Jack Ritchie (1964); "Lover's Quarrel" by Richard Hill Wilkinson (1964); "The Widder Jackson" by Wenzell Brown (1963); "The Glint" by Arthur Porges (1965); "Another Chance for Sally" by James M. Ullman (1962); "If This Be Madness" by Lawrence Block (1963); "Second Verdict" by Henry Slesar (1964); "Slow Motion Murder" by Richard Hardwick (1965); "The Catbird Nest" by Hugh B. Cave (1965); "Homicide Maybe" by Lawrence Treat (1963); "The Tool" by Fletcher Flora (1964)

CONTENTS1. Dying A Thousand By Hal Ellson.2. Year-End By Mary Linn Roby.3. Ruby Martinson, By Henry Slesar.4. Beware Dangerous By C.B. Gilford.5. Murder And Lonely By Helen Nielsen.6. To Avoid A By Talmage Powell.7. Revenge Is By H.A. DeRosso.8. Hospitality Most By Jack Ritchie.9. The Tenth Part Of A By Robert Colby.10. Horse-Collar By Arthur Porges.11. Schedule For An By Robert Edmond Alter.12. By Michael Brett.13. By Richard H. Hardwick.14. Stop Killing By Hal Dresner.