Note: Edited by John Stanley

Synopsis: From the back cover of the Creatures at Large tpb edition: "Long-Lost Lefty - Rediscovered at last!....Back in print for the first time in 45 years, eight rollicking Lefty Feep stories....and one brand-new modern parable....zany fantasy-comedies starring literature's most beloved, befuddled character, a scratch-sheet tout with a one-track mind. Robert Bloch, who gave birth to Norman Bates in Psycho, shows the lighter side to his dark genius with these hysterically rib-fracturing Funny Fables of the Forties when lefty meets the: • Clarinet King and the Dancing Mice • Bowling Dwarfs of the Catskills • Extraordinary Average Man • Ginch and the Invisible Pinch • Dope and the Midascope • Burts and Skirts of the 1940s. Don't read these tales unless you want stitches in your side and are ready to roll in the aisle... Lefty Feep is a scream coming from a master of screams... only this time... You'll die laughing! Ray Bradbury Raves: "In a field that often takes itself much too seriously, Robert Bloch makes me laugh. Good medicine, that. I wish I had the patent!""