The Candy Skull, 1948 | |
A Careful Man Dies, 1984Read comments (1) | |
The Cat's Pajamas, 2003 | |
The Cemetery, 2007 | |
Changeling, 1949 | |
Christus Apollo, ? | |
Chrysalis (1), 1946 | |
Chrysalis (2), 1946 | |
The Circus, 2007 | |
The Cistern, 1947It was an afternoon of rain, and lamps lighted against the gray. For a long while the two sisters had been in the dining-room. One of them, Juliet, embroidered tablecloths; the younger, Anna, sat quietly on the window seat, staring out at the dark street and the dark sky. Anna kept her brow pressed against the pane, but her lips moved and after reflecting a long moment, she said, "I never thought of that before." "Of what?" asked Juliet. "It just came to me. There's actually a city under a city. A dead city, right here, right under our feet." Read comments (3) | |
The City, 1951 | |
The Coffin / Wake for the Living, 1947 | |
The Cold Wind and the Warm, 1964 | |
Colonel Stonesteel's Geniune Home-made Truly Egyptian Mummy, 1981 | |
Come Away with Me, 2009 | |
Come, and Bring Constance!, 1988 | |
The Completist, 2003 | |
The Concrete Mixer, 1949 | |
Corpse Carnival, 1945 | |
The Cricket on the Hearth, 2002 | |
The Crowd, 1943Mr. Spallner put his hands over his face. There was the feeling of movement in space, the beautifully tortured scream, the impact and tumbling of the car with wall, through wall, over and down like a toy, and him hurled out of it. Then--silence. The crowd came running. Faintly, where he lay, he heard them running. He could tell their ages and their sizes by the sound of their numerous feet over the summer grass and on the lined pavement, and over the asphalt street, and picking through the cluttered bricks to where his car hung half into the night sky, still spinning its wheels with a senseless centrifuge. |