Forgotten Gems from the Twilight Zone Volume 1

Andrew Ramage (Cornell University)

Forgotten Gems from the Twilight Zone Volume 1
Format
Paperback
Publisher
BearManor Media
Published
31 March 2005
Pages
240
ISBN
9781593930141

Forgotten Gems from the Twilight Zone Volume 1

Andrew Ramage (Cornell University)

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The Twilight Zone (1959-1964) anthology series created by Rod Serling presented a series of unrelated drama, psychological thriller, fantasy, science fiction, suspense, and horror stories that often concluded with a macabre or unexpected twist.

The show has survived, and now the original scripts can finally be revealed. The unique scripts by principal writers Rod Serling, Charles Beaumont, Richard Matheson, and Earl Hamner give a rare look into the creative minds behind these imaginative tales:

The Chaser (1960) by Robert Presnell, Jr.

The Trouble With Templeton (1960) by E. Jack Neuman

Long Distance Call (1961) by William Idelson

Dead Man’s Shoes (1962) by OCee Ritch

I Dream of Genie (1963)by John Furia, Jr.

Pattern For Doomsday by Charles Baumont (an unproduced script)

Andrew Ramage analyses include a scene by scene commentary and biographical information about these writers.

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