Robert Bloch wrote a fan letter to H P Lovecraft at the age of 16. Lovecraft encouraged the young boy to begin writing fiction and to submit his stories to Weird Tales. Thus began a 60-year writing career that is one of the most distinguished in the horror and mystery field. Bloch is today most famous as the author of Psycho. He is also well-known for having said, "Despite my ghoulish reputation, I really have the heart of a small boy. I keep it in a jar on my desk."
Awards: Stoker (1995), WFA (1975), Hugo (1959) see all
Genres: Horror, Mystery
Novels
The Scarf (1947)
The Kidnapper (1954)
Spiderweb (1954)
The Will to Kill (1954)
The Shooting Star (1958)
This Crowded Earth (1958)
The Dead Beat (1960)
Firebug (1961)
The Couch (1962)
The Star Stalker (1968)
The Todd Dossier (1969) (as by Collier Young)
It's All in Your Mind (1971)
Night-World (1972)
American Gothic (1974)
The Cunning (1979)
aka There Is a Serpent in Eden
The Night of the Ripper (1984)
Lori (1989)
The Jekyll Legacy (1990) (with Andre Norton)
The Kidnapper (1954)
Spiderweb (1954)
The Will to Kill (1954)
The Shooting Star (1958)
This Crowded Earth (1958)
The Dead Beat (1960)
Firebug (1961)
The Couch (1962)
The Star Stalker (1968)
The Todd Dossier (1969) (as by Collier Young)
It's All in Your Mind (1971)
Night-World (1972)
American Gothic (1974)
The Cunning (1979)
aka There Is a Serpent in Eden
The Night of the Ripper (1984)
Lori (1989)
The Jekyll Legacy (1990) (with Andre Norton)
Collections
The Opener of the Way (1945)
Sea-Kissed (1945)
Terror in the Night (1958)
Pleasant Dreams / Nightmares (1959)
The House of the Hatchet (1960)
Pleasant Dreams (1960)
Blood Runs Cold (1961)
Nightmares (1961)
Atoms and Evil (1962)
More Nightmares (1962)
Terror (1962)
Bogey Men (1963)
Horror-7 (1963)
15 Grusel Stories (1964)
The Skull of the Marquis de Sade (1965)
Tales in a Jugular Vein (1965)
Chamber of Horrors (1966)
The Living Demons (1967)
Dragons and Nightmares (1969)
Fever Dream and Other Fantasies (1970) (with Ray Bradbury)
Fear Today, Gone Tomorrow (1971)
The Laughter of a Ghoul (1977)
The Best of Robert Bloch (1977)
Cold Chills (1977)
The King of Terrors (1977)
The Early Fears (1978)
Strange Eons (1978)
Fear and Trembling (1979)
Such Stuff as Screams Are Made of (1979)
Out of the Mouths of Graves (1979)
Out of My Head (1981)
Mysteries of the Worm (1981)
Final Reckonings (1987)
The Selected Stories of Robert Bloch (1987)
Lost in Time and Space with Lefty Feep (1987)
Midnight Pleasures (1987)
Flowers from the Moon (1998)
The Devil with You! (1999)
Crimes and Punishments (2000)
Hell On Earth (2000)
Fear Planet and Other Unusual Destinations (2004)
Skeleton in the Closet (2008)
Sea-Kissed (1945)
Terror in the Night (1958)
Pleasant Dreams / Nightmares (1959)
The House of the Hatchet (1960)
Pleasant Dreams (1960)
Blood Runs Cold (1961)
Nightmares (1961)
Atoms and Evil (1962)
More Nightmares (1962)
Terror (1962)
Bogey Men (1963)
Horror-7 (1963)
15 Grusel Stories (1964)
The Skull of the Marquis de Sade (1965)
Tales in a Jugular Vein (1965)
Chamber of Horrors (1966)
The Living Demons (1967)
Dragons and Nightmares (1969)
Fever Dream and Other Fantasies (1970) (with Ray Bradbury)
Fear Today, Gone Tomorrow (1971)
The Laughter of a Ghoul (1977)
The Best of Robert Bloch (1977)
Cold Chills (1977)
The King of Terrors (1977)
The Early Fears (1978)
Strange Eons (1978)
Fear and Trembling (1979)
Such Stuff as Screams Are Made of (1979)
Out of the Mouths of Graves (1979)
Out of My Head (1981)
Mysteries of the Worm (1981)
Final Reckonings (1987)
The Selected Stories of Robert Bloch (1987)
Lost in Time and Space with Lefty Feep (1987)
Midnight Pleasures (1987)
Flowers from the Moon (1998)
The Devil with You! (1999)
Crimes and Punishments (2000)
Hell On Earth (2000)
Fear Planet and Other Unusual Destinations (2004)
Skeleton in the Closet (2008)
Novellas and Short Stories
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Robert Bloch recommends
The Model (1987)
Robert Aickman
"The Model is an apt title for a work that is just that - a model of eloquent elegant enchantment. It's a must for Aickman fans, and for everyone who enjoys fantasy at its highest and most literate level."
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