Lost Bloch Crimes

Robert Bloch. Subterranean Press, $40 (0pp) ISBN 978-1-931081-16-0

Fans of the late Robert Bloch won't want to miss Crimes and Punishments: The Lost Bloch, Volume III, edited by David J. Schow. In addition to four obscure pulp stories, this volume features a couple of nonfiction pieces (""The Shambles of Ed Gein"" and ""Dr. Holmes' Murder Castle""), an introduction by Gahan Wilson, an interview conducted by Douglas E. Winter and a tribute, ""My Husband, Robert Bloch,"" by Eleanor Bloch.

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