No Doors No Windows

Harlan Ellison's suspense anthology: 15 stories and one wild, 32-page introduction. Some tales, such as "Toe the Line" and "Ormond Always Pays His Bills," are simple pulp crime yarns; others are masterful examples of psychological terror and, in the case of "Whipped Dogs," mystical fantasy. Excellent. Originally published in 1975.
Contents:
9 · Blood/Thoughts · in
41 · The Whimper of Whipped Dogs · ss Bad Moon Rising, ed. Thomas M. Disch, Harper & Row, 1973
61 · Eddie, You’re My Friend [as by Jay Solo] · ss The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Mar ’65
67 · Status Quo at Troyden’s · ss The Saint Detective Magazine Nov ’58
81 · Nedra at f:5.6 [revised from “The Hungry One”] · ss Gent Feb ’57
91 · Opposites Attract [“Mad Bomber”] · ss Caper Nov ’57
103 · Toe the Line · ss The Saint Detective Magazine Jun ’57
113 · Down in the Dark [as by Ellis Hart] · ss Adam Bedside Reader #30 ’67
123 · Pride in the Profession · ss Adam Aug ’66
137 · The Children’s Hour [as by Wallace Edmondson] · ss Fantastic Universe Jul ’58
145 · White Trash Don’t Exist [“Murder Bait”] · ss Mantrap Oct ’56
159 · Thicker Than Blood · ss Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Feb ’58
169 · Two Inches in Tomorrow’s Column [as by Ellis Hart] · ss Adam Bedside Reader #21 ’65
177 · Promises of Laughter · ss Adam Nov ’69
187 · Ormond Always Pays His Bills · ss Pursued Jul ’57
193 · The Man on the Juice Wagon [as by Cordwainer Bird] · ss Adam Bedside Reader #14 ’63
211 · Tired Old Man · ss Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jan ’76