The Saint Mystery Magazine, August 1963

This August 1963 issue of The Saint Mystery Magazine contains eight stories edited by Leslie Charteris and Hans Stefan Santesson. Featured works include Charteris's "The Miracle Tea Party," a tale of four coincidences leading to criminal downfall involving Chief Inspector Teal; Manning Coles's "Angel on My Spider" (page 60); Robert Bloch's "Deadly" (page 72); Fredric Brown's "Star Spangled Nightmare" (page 88); Baynard Kendrick's "Jose Gaspar and the Princess" (page 92); James Reach's story (page 96); a "What's New in Commands" feature by Santesson (page 110); and Miriam Allen deFORD's "Mrs. Mumpson's Strange Pleasure" (page 116). Charteris's editorial addresses travel bureaucracy and passport absurdities. The issue includes advertisements for the Famous Writers School, supervised by Rod Serling, Faith Baldwin, Bennett Cerf, and other notable authors.