It lies somewhere between the day and the darkness, between sleeping and waking, reality and illusion. It's a place inhabited by outlandish people where strange things happen. Meet Casey, the mighty lefthander, who pitched like nothing human, because he wasn't; Walter Bedeker, who wanted to live forever, till he tasted eternity; Franklin Gibbs, who was robbed and murdered by a slot machine; Martin Sloan, who got lost between then and now - and many, many others, in The Twilight Zone.
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Great stories by the TZ master himself,
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This review is from: Stories from the Twilight Zone (Mass Market Paperback)
This is the ultimate source of Rod Serling's own Twilight Zone stories, and perhaps my favorite of all the TZ anthologies which have been released over the last 50 years. Here you'll find:
"The Mighty Case"; "Escape Clause"; "Walking Distance"; "Where is Everybody?"; "The Fever"; "The Monsters are Due on Maple Street"; "The Lonely"; "Mr. Dingle, The Strong"; "A Thing About Machines"; "The Big, Tall Wish"; "A Stop at Willoughby"; "The Odyssey of FLight 33": "Dust"; "The Whole Truth"; "The Shelter"; "Showdown with Rance McGrew"; "The Night of the Meek"; "The Midnight Sun"; "The Rip Van Winkle Caper" Most of the stories are very similar to the original TZ TV episodes, but there are some interesting differences, such as in the classic weird tale "Where Is Everybody", which has just one bit within the climax that is eerie, but it does not appear in the original televised episode. There is also a good introduction by author T.E.D. Klein, who was obviously impressed in his youth by the series.
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It lies somewhere btween the day and the darkness, between sleeping and waking, reality and illusion. It's a place inhabited by outlandish people where strange things happen - Meet Casey, the mighty lefthander, who pitched like nothing human, because he wasn't; Walter Bedeker, who wanted to live forever, till he tasted eternity; Franklin Gibbs, who was robbed and murdered by a slot machine; Martin Sloan, who got lost between then and now - and many, many others...
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