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FREDERICK DRIMMER, Body snatchers, stiffs and other ghoulish delights, New York, Fawcett Gold Medal Books, 1981, 8vo, pp. 223, illus., $2.75 (paperback). Though Frederick Drimmer aims to do little beyond titillating the reader with familiar bodysnatching tales, from Burke and Hare down to the theft of Charlie Chaplin's corpse, his book brings to the attention the more serious question of ghoulism: why do corpses continue to exercise such a strong psychological fascination? The answer which links his narrative is: resurrection.