The Lucifer Society: Macabre Tales by Great Modern Writers (1972)

New York City: Taplinger Publishing Company (book, anthology, 1st), 1972.
8.5" x 5.875" x 1", 256 pages, hardcover with dust jacket, ISBN 0-8008-5042-4.

The Lucifer Society: Macabre Tales by Great Modern Writers, edited by Peter Haining and published by Taplinger (New York City) in 1972.

Burroughs contributes "Exterminator", pp. 247-251, reprinted from the Evergreen Review.

A softcover edition of the book published by Signet/New American Library (New York City) is also in the archive. 
7" x 4.5" x 0.625", 256 pages.

Not in Maynard & Miles.
Shoaf II.91.

Contents: 

• Kingsley Amis: Foreword
• Peter Haining: Introduction
• I. British:
• Winston Churchill: "Man Overboard"
• John Galsworthy: "Timber"
• G. K. Chesterton: "The Angry Street"
• Agatha Christie: "The Call of Wings"
• Lawrence Durrell: "The Cherries"
• W. Somerset Maugham: "A Man from Glasgow"
• Robert Graves: "Earth to Earth"
• J. B. Priestley: "The Grey Ones"
• C. S. Forester: "The Man Who Didn't Ask Why"
• Graham Greene: "All But Empty"
• Angus Wilson: "Animals or Human Beings"
• Kingsley Amis: "Something Strange"
• II. American:
• Sinclair Lewis: "The Post-Mortem Murder"
• F. Scott Fitzgerald: "The Dance"
• William Faulkner: "A Rose for Emily"
• Raymond Chandler: "The Bronze Door"
• Mackinlay Kantor: "A Man Who Had No Eyes"
• John Steinbeck: "The Affair at 7 rue de M–"
• Patricia Highsmith: "The Snail Watcher"
• Evan Hunter: "Inferiority Complex"
• Paul Gallico: "The Terrible Answer"
• Truman Capote: "Miriam"
• William Burroughs: "Exterminator"
• John Updike: "During the Jurassic"