The Penguin Book of Witches & Warlocks: Tales of Black Magic, Old & New

Introduction The Witch — Isaac Bashevis Singer Moment of Truth — Gerry Levinson The Magic Shop — H. G. Wells Fat Chance — Thomas D. Sadler The Traveler — Ray Bradbury Between the Minute and the Hour — A. M. Burrage Wizard Crystal — Daniel Pinkwater Perfidious Amber — Tanith Lee St. John's Eve — Nikolai Gogol Dark Music — Jack Snow The Magic Egg — Frank R. Stockton The Curse of the Wandering Gypsy — Patricia Mullen The Sorcerers — W. B. Yeats Sanguinarius — Ray Russell Vasilisa and the Witch, A Russian Folk Tale — English adaptation by Marvin Kaye The Mirror — Margaret Mayo McGlynn The Tiger's Eye — L. Frank Baum A Smell of Sulphur — Marvin Kaye Young Goodman Brown — Nathaniel Hawthorne The Chaney Legacy — Robert Bloch Lorelei — Wilhelm Ruland Seeing Them — Darrell Schweitzer Doll-Baby — C. H. Sherman The Unholy Compact Abjured — Charles Pigault-Lebrun General Andrew Jackson and the Bell Witch — M. V. Ingram The Party Animal — Alvin Vogel The Horned Women — Lady Wilde The Fisherman and His Soul — Oscar Wilde The Up-to-Date Sorcerer — Isaac Asimov Emma's Daughter — Alan Rodgers Light-Headed — John Tunney The Enchanter Faustus and Queen Elizabeth — Anonymous Ever the Faith Endures — Manly Wade Wellman The Old Man of Visions — Algernon Blackwood Too Far — Fredric Brown Doctor Faustus Journeys to Hell — Anonymous, English adaptation by Marvin Kaye The Witch is Dead — Edward D. Hoch [Simon Ark] Witches' Hollow — H. P. Lovecraft, completed by August Derleth The Song of the Morrow — Robert Louis Stevenson Little Old Miss Macbeth — Fritz Leiber, Jr. The Mainz Psalter — Jean Ray Appendix I: The Two Witchcrafts Appendix II: Notes Appendix III: Suggestions for Further Reading and Viewing