I'm reading Cornell Woolrich for the first time. It's "Rear Window and Other Stories," published by Penguin. The little foreword note/dedication by Sheldon Abend mentions the "landmark copyright case commenced in 1983 and culminated on April 24, 1990. . . ." Can anyone explain what this case was about and how it's connected with these stories? My next question: This volume includes no publication info on these stories' original appearance. Can anyone supply date and magazine names for 'em: "Rear Window" "Post-Mortem" "Three O'Clock" "Change of Murder" "Momentum" Finally, what is the "so-called Black Series of suspense novels" mentioned in the very brief author's note in this book? Thanks in advance.--Duane Spurlock - # RARA-AVIS: To unsubscribe, say "unsubscribe rara-avis" # to majordomo@icomm.ca