The narrator is in a nightclub and observes the singer sitting at the bar, talking about how her set yesterday went. From other people's remarks, it's clear the singer hasn't been on stage in three weeks. She is living one particular night over again.
Borderline speculative: though the odd event is "just" a case of amnesia on the singer's part, the sense of the uncanny is strong. First published in Dime Mystery Magazine, October 1948.
| Date | Publication | Publisher | Type | Page | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 1948 |
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Dime Mystery Magazine, October 1948 | Popular Publications, Inc. | MAGAZINE | 71 |
| November 1994 |
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100 Crooked Little Crime Stories | Barnes & Noble Books | Anthology | 527 |