The Twilight Zone: Complete Stories

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X-Files Shmexfiles -- few television shows have insinuated themselves into our collective cultural consciousness to the extent of Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone. For those of us who remember them, the old episodes (back in reruns on the Sci-Fi Channel) still loom weirder and darker than anything seen on the small screen before or since; even for people who have never seen the show, its title has become a catchphrase for anything bizarre and unsettling. This collector's edition, which compiles all the stories ...
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Overview

X-Files Shmexfiles -- few television shows have insinuated themselves into our collective cultural consciousness to the extent of Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone. For those of us who remember them, the old episodes (back in reruns on the Sci-Fi Channel) still loom weirder and darker than anything seen on the small screen before or since; even for people who have never seen the show, its title has become a catchphrase for anything bizarre and unsettling. This collector's edition, which compiles all the stories from three previously published volumes, is a powerful reminder that Serling, the famed creator, producer, and host of the show, was first and foremost an extraordinary writer with an utterly unique (and incomparably creepy) vision. If you are a fan of science fiction -- or, for that matter, any writing that explores the nether regions of the human psyche -- you owe it to yourself to discover or rediscover Serling's genius.
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  • ISBN-13: 9781575001111
  • Publisher: Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group
  • Publication date: 11/25/1998
  • Edition description: REPRINT
  • Edition number: 3
  • Pages: 413
  • Product dimensions: 6.41 (w) x 9.24 (h) x 1.40 (d)

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  • Posted March 30, 2010

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    great mix of magic and mayhem

    I've always been a fan of The Twilight Zone with it's twisted and often dark tales. This book contains nineteen fantastic stories written by the brilliant Rod Serling. The course many of these stories takes leads to man being the true monster. I suspect some of this may be due to it being the early '60's. I think these are the scariest stories of all though. My favorite tales in this book revolve around what man does to himself and others. Take for instance The Monsters are Due on Maple Street. It's a story about how quickly neighbors and friends turn on each other when they think disaster has struck. Prejudice shows where it didn't before. Or another of my favorites, The Shelter. In this tale the neighborhood doctor pleads with his friends and neighbors to build a bomb shelter in case the worst should happen. They blow him off and spend their free time playing cards and having barbecues. When the worst threatens to happen, the friends and neighbors turn into animals trying to get into the doctors shelter. These are the kinds of stories that give me chills. There is balance though with tales of magic and wonder, like The Night of the Meek. In this story, a burnt out old store Santa finds a burlap bag that turns out to be much more than that. His wish comes true and he is able to bring happiness to the poor people down at the mission and the children who have nothing. I could go on and on about these stories, they all were fun to read, but I'll stop here. In this collection, "Rod Serling continues to leave us spellbound with his imaginative and unsettling tales."

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