CBS Mystery Theater Program Guide

[vinnyv07]

My sister bought me the guide earlier this year and I love it. I just checked for the book on amazon and it is going for 165 bucks used and 190 new. It is out of print now and I guess there is some demand for it. Wow that is a high price for a book!!

[Charlie]

I'm glad you have it but which is better, here or the book? :wink_smile:

[vinnyv07]

I love coming to this site and wish that I had more time to read and listen to all of the shows. But I love reading the book after work to read all of the info they have about each show.

[omr]

Re: The CBS Radio Mystery Theater : An Episode Guide
and Handbook to Nine Years of Broadcasting, 1974-1982

I just checked for the book on amazon and it is going for 165 bucks used and 190 new.High prices for a previous printing of the book.

It is out of print nowIs it?

The 2004 printing is available for $42.75 from Amazon or $45 from Walmart.

http://www.amazon.com/CBS-Radio-Mystery-Theater-Broadcasting/dp/0786418907
> In Stock, $42.75

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=2467645
> In Stock, $45


For those on a budget, a cheaper CBSRMT book is
Strange Tales from CBS Radio Mystery Theater,
out of print but available for about $5 to about $9
via AbeBooks or Biblio.com. Check listings here and
choose a copy in good to very good condition:

http://www.google.com/products?q=%22strange+tales%22+%22cbs+radio+myster y+theater%22&hl=en&show=dd&scoring=mrd (http://www.google.com/products?q=%22strange+tales%22+%22cbs+radio+myster y+theater%22&hl=en&show=dd&scoring=mrd)

It includes 3 stories: "The Black Room" by Elspeth Eric,
"The Only Blood" by Sam Dann, and "Time and Again
(or The Vampire Clock)" by Ian Martin. The book was
edited by Himan Brown.

[vinnyv07]

Good find! I found such high prices at amazon. I just couldn't believe it. I think I am going to get the "Strange Tales from CBS Radio Mystery Theater" book.

[omr]

I think I am going to get the "Strange Tales from CBS Radio Mystery Theater" book.cool ...

(I can't take credit as the first to mention that book
here in the forums; someone posted about it last year.)