Disclaimer: This is a work in progress. And, most likely, will never be finished.
I compiled this list of stories published in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine back in the mid-1990s for my own use. I had acquired a great many issues of EQMM -- several from the 1940s, some from the 1950s, and nearly every issue (maybe missing around a dozen or so) from 1961 to 1992. As I came across interesting authors in the magazine's pages, I wanted to know what stories by the author had appeared in the other EQMM issues I had. So, that's why I started compiling this list.
I started from 1942 (my earliest issue) and gradually got up to the early 1970s, which is where I stopped working on it around 2002. I'd intended to complete the list, but just never got around to doing so -- and as so many years have gone by now, that seems increasingly unlikely. Nonetheless I've posted it here in case anyone would like to know which stories appeared in which issues of EQMM.
Back around 2001, I had posted my EQMM Author Index (in eight separate sections) on my Tripod homepage, but Tripod closed down their free websites in 2026, meaning that my index was no longer available to view online except on the Wayback Machine (aside from the "C to D" section). When I learned that my Tripod page was now gone, I decided to post the index here on my blog instead.
You will notice that some of the lines/entries below appear in italics. That means that I don't own a copy of that particular issue. Information for those issues was taken from the little story index that EQMM ran in the back of the book twice a year, listing what stories had been published during the previous 6 months. I have also used information from the EQMM index on the Philsp website for those missing issues. I assume the entries from those two other sources are accurate, but I figured I should differentiate between stories I had and stories I didn't, hence the use of italics for those issues. (Stories where the info in this index was taken primarily from the Philsp site are preceded by an asterisk, in addition to being italicized.)
The authors are listed below alphabetically, with the stories listed below each name in chronological order according to when the story was published in EQMM. I have listed the author names normally (e.g., "Agatha Christie" instead of "Christie, Agatha") even though it is the last name which is in alphabetical order, not the first name. Titles of books are underlined, titles of magazines and newspapers appear in italics. The name of a series character, when known to me, appears in brackets at the end of the entry. If I wasn't sure if a story was a reprint or not, but if it had an old copyright date (which suggests to me that it was a reprint), then I usually list the date given in the copyright, too. I have also begun including links to the author's Wikipedia entry when available (or, in some cases, another site with more information about the author).
As noted earlier, this index is a work in progress and will be updated as time allows. Currently this index only covers the issues published between 1941 and 1972 (with many gaps in between), but more will be added in the future. I have been going through my old EQMM issues again and adding info from issues that I didn't own back then and adding that info to the list. I'm also re-checking the other issues for mistakes that I may have made previously. The most recent issue examined was the May 1952 issue, and I will pick up from there later. The most recent update was on August 24, 2026.
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APRIL AARONS
JOHN ABBOTT
"The Jump-Whiskey Code" (July 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The ABC Code" (Feb 1970) [Edward Brady]
"The Coffee House Code" (June 1970) [Edward Brady]
"Death of a Rock-'n'-Roller" (Nov 1971)
"The Telegram Code" (May 1972)
ACHMED ABDULLAH
"The Honorable Gentleman" (Mar 1951)
FRANKLIN P. ADAMS (F.P.A.)
"The Picture Collector" (May 1943) (repr. from Liberty Magazine, 1937)
SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
"The Unreckonable Factor" (Sept 1942) (repr. from Liberty Magazine, 1938)
"The Flying Death" (Jan 1944) (repr. from Strand Magazine and McClures, 1903)
JOAN AIKEN
"A Walk in the Wood" (Aug 1965) (copyright 1958)
GEORGE SUMNER ALBEE
"The Talking Tree" (Oct 1962)
"The Analytic Agent" (May 1963)
"Ghost in the House" (Mar 1964)
BRIAN W. ALDISS
"The Lonely Habit" (June 1966)
ROBERT S. ALDRICH
"Fox and Geese" (Jan 1971)
"The Blue and Gray Club" (June 1971)
THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH
"Out of His Head" (July 1949)
HOWARD F. ALDRIDGE
"The Horns Were Wet" (Jan 1953) [Dept of 1st Stories]
STEVE ALLEN
"The Sidewalk" (May 1956) (repr. from Fourteen for Tonight, 1955)
"Murder a la Hollywood" (Sept 1959) (repr. from Playboy, 1958) (orig. title "Everybody Hates David Starbuck")
"Unfinished Business" (May 1964) (orig. title "The Secret"; 1956)
DAVID ALEXANDER
"One Drink Can Kill You" (Apr 1964)
"The Spinning Wheel" (Feb 1965)
MARGERY ALLINGHAM
"Safe As Houses" (Mar 1944) [Albert Campion]
"A Matter of Form" (Jan 1945) (repr. from The Outspan, 1941) [Campion]
"The Meaning of the Act" (May 1945)
"The Magic Hat" (Jan 1946)
"They Never Get Caught" (June 1946)
"Mr. Campion's Lucky Day" (Apr 1947)
"The Case of the Frenchman's Gloves" (Aug 1947) (repr. from Mr. Campion and Others, U.K. edition, 1939) [Campion]
PETRUS ALPHONSI
"Mr. Aid-for-the-Needy" (July 1961) (Translated by William C. McDermott) (repr. from Chap. 16 of Disciplina Clericalis, early 12th Cent.)
ROBERT EDMOND ALTER
"Manhunt on Dead Yank Creek" (Mar 1962)
"Come Home, Come Home" (July 1963)
ERIC AMBLER
"The Case of the Emerald Sky" (Mar 1945) (repr. from Toronto Star Weekly, 1942) [Dr. Jan Czissar]
"The Case of the Pinchbeck Locket" (Nov 1945) [Czissar]
"A Bird in the Tree" (May 1947)
"The Case of the Overheated Flat" (Apr 1948)
"The Case of the Landlady's Brother" (Feb 1949)
MEL D. AMES
"The Promise of His Coming" (Jan 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ALFONSO FERRARI AMORES
"A Scrap of Tinfoil" (May 1969) (Translated by Donald A. Yates)
FREDERICK IRVING ANDERSON
"The Signed Masterpiece" (Nov 1943) (repr. from McClure's Magazine, 1921)
"The Purple Flame" (Jan 1949) (1912 reprint)
"The Man from the Death House" (Jan 1951)
ANONYMOUS [also see Mr. X]
"Sergeant Bond and the Horse-Dealer" (Sept 1943) (short-short with no byline)
"Which Is The Heir?" (May 1949)
"RIDDLE: A Real Brain Teaser" (Aug 1968) (short poem)
"Felony" (Oct 1971) (short poem)
JEAN ANOUILH
"The Moment Is Near" (July 1969) (Translated by Miriam John)
CHRISTOPHER ANVIL
"The Problem Solver and the Spy" (Dec 1965) [Richard Verner]
"The Problem Solver and the Hostage" (Feb 1966) [Richard Verner]
"The Problem Solver and the Killer" (Aug 1966) [Richard Verner]
"The Problem Solver and the Defector" (Dec 1966) [Richard Verner]
"The Problem Solver and the Burned Letter" (Apr 1967) [Richard Verner]
STEVE APRIL
"The Unpredictable Factor" (Dec 1964)
"The Greatest Snatch in History" (Sept 1967)
WILLIAM ARDEN
"The Bizarre Case Expert" (June 1970)
MICHAEL ARLEN
"Gay Falcon" (Mar 1945) (repr. from Town & Country Magazine, 1940)
"Fool-Proof" (Apr 1947)
"Midnight Adventure" (Mar 1948)
"The Great Emerald Mystery" (Feb 1950) (1928 reprint)
"You Only Live Once" (Dec 1951) (writ. 1939)
"Cavalier of the Streets" (July 1963) (orig. title "The Broken Nose"; 1923 reprint)
CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG
"All the Way Home" (Mar 1951)
"The Enemy" (May 1951) [Mike Russell] [reprinted in EQMM July 1969]
"The Evening Hour" (Aug 1952) (writ. 1950) [Mike Russell]
"The Other Shoe" (July 1962)
"Run -If You Can" (Feb 1964)
"Mink Coat, Very Cheap" (May 1964)
"The Case for Miss Peacock" (Feb 1965)
"Protector of Travelers" (June 1965)
"The Splintered Monday" (Mar 1966)
"A Matter of Timing" (Oct 1966)
"The Cool Ones" (Jan 1967)
"The Second Commandment" (July 1967)
"More Than One Kind of Luck" (Dec 1967)
"From out of the Garden" (Mar 1968) [Maude Seton]
"The Light Next Door" (Jan 1969)
"Night Call" (Apr 1969) (copyright 1958)
"The Enemy" (July 1969) (1951 EQMM reprint)
PRISCILLA W. ARMSTRONG
"Final Entry" (Dec 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ELLEN ARTHUR
"Cal Always Said" (Nov 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
MILDRED ARTHUR
"Wednesday's Child" (Jan 1964)
"A Lover for Alma" (June 1964)
ROBERT ARTHUR
"Midnight Visit" (Mar 1948) (repr. from Collier's?, 1939)
"Hard Sheriff" (June 1949) (repr. from Detective Fiction Weekly, 9-30-39)
"The 51st Sealed Room; or, The MWA Murder" (Oct 1951)
DICK ASHBAUGH
"Molly, the Private Eyeful" (July 1953) (repr. from This Week, 1950)
"Target for Tonight" (Oct 1961)
CLIFFORD ASHDOWN
"The Assyrian Rejuvenator" (Jan 1947)
ISAAC ASIMOV
"A Problem of Numbers" (May 1970) [Prof. Neddring]
"The Acquisitive Chuckle" (Jan 1972) [1st Black Widowers]
"The Phony Ph.D." (July 1972) [Black Widowers]
PIERRE AUDEMARS
"Born for Trouble" (May 1962)
"The Ring and the Square" (July 1970)
MARGARET AUSTIN
"Ladies First" (Oct 1960) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Introducing Ellery's Mom: Mom's First Two Cases" (July 1962)
"Murder at Merryoak" (Oct 1962)
"The Caper of the Century" (Aug 1963)
"The Theft of the Black Jupiter" (Oct 1965)
MICHAEL AVALLONE
"Take Me Out to the Ball Game" (Dec 1964)
"'TEC TITLES: or, The American Pun Mystery" (July 1970) (2pgs)
SANORA BABB
"That Presence Out There" (Sept 1962)
H. C. BAILEY
"The Thistle Down" (May 1943) [Reggie Fortune]
JANELLE BAILEY
"The Man out of the Snow" (Sept 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
STEWART C. BAILEY
"Because of Soney" (May 1951) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WILLIAM BALDWIN
"The Last Man Aboard" (Feb 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Ring of a Telephone" (Feb 1964) [his 2nd story]
HELEN MABRY BALLARD
"Code of the Classics" (June 1966)
"Mind Over Matter" (Aug 1966) [1pg verse]
WILLIAM BANKIER
"What Happened in Act One" (July 1962)
"The Gag of the Century" (Feb 1965)
"Traffic Violation" (Sept 1967)
"The Bomb" (Aug 1968)
"One Clear Sweet Clue" (Jan 1970)
"The Road Without a Name" (Nov 1971)
RICHARD BANKS
"Roboticide Squad" (Dec 1962)
HASKELL BARKIN
"The Last Sassetta" (June 1972)
LESLIE GORDON BARNARD
"Fish Story" (Feb 1963) (orig. title "Shooting a Line"; 1946)
STEPHEN BARR
"The Procurator of Justice" (Feb 1950) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Terrible-Tempered O'Boyle" (Apr 1961)
"Time Is a Liar" (Oct 1961)
"Costume Piece" (June 1962)
"An Unbelievable Story" (June 1964) (repr. from Playboy, 1958; orig. title "The Devil to Pay")
"Hat Trick" (Nov 1964) [Regent's Club]
"The Locked Room To End Locked Rooms" (Aug 1965) [Regent's Club]
"The N-Plus-1th Degree" (Jan 1969) [Regent's Club]
"Spreadeagle and Scram" (Feb 1970)
"Figaro Figaro" (Nov 1970) (avant-garde)
MARY BARRETT
"The Silver Saltcellar" (May 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Death out of Season" (Feb 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
"Josephine Rider Said" (May 1972)
"Deja Vu" (July 1972)
WILLIAM E. BARRETT
"Nobody Would Believe It" (July 1962)
JAMES M. BARRIE
"A Lady's Shoe" (June 1949) (repr. from book of same name, 1898)
JEROME BARRY
"Ice Storm" (May 1956) (repr. from Collier's, 1953)
D. B. BAYLOR
"Mr. Bixby Buys a Picasso" (Nov 1963)
L. J. BEESTON
"The Pipe" (June 1951) (repr. from Short Stories Magazine, 1924)
"Volturio Investigates" (Oct 1951) (repr. from Detective Story Magazine, Apr 1921 per Philsp)
L. E. BEHNEY
"On the Road to Jericho" (Aug 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"TALES FROM HOME: 1. The Day of the Fair; 2. Cross My Heart...; 3. The Sound of Women Weeping" (Apr 1963)
"The Wages of Sin" (Dec 1963)
"Indian Summer" (Mar 1965)
"One Man's Weed" (Aug 1965)
"TALES FROM HOME: 1. The Man Who Kept His Promise; 2. Why Don't You Like Me?" (Aug 1966)
"The Long Hot Day" (Dec 1966)
HARRY BENEFIELD
"Queen of the Graveyard Ghouls" (June 1954) (1914 reprint)
STEPHEN VINCENT BENET
"Floor, Please" (July 1949)
ARNOLD BENNETT
"The Case of the Cockfosters Emeralds" (Feb 1948)
KEM BENNETT
"Let Freedom Ring" (Jan 1952) (repr. from John Bull, Dec 1950 per Philsp)
BEN BENSON
"Somebody Has To Make a Move" (July 1954)
D. R. BENSON
"E. Q." (July 1967) (short "Criminalimerick" about Ellery)
"The First One" (Nov 1967) (Criminalimerick about C. Auguste Dupin)
"Whimsicality" (Feb 1968) (Criminalimerick about Lord Peter Wimsey)
"S. H." (Feb 1968) (Criminalimerick about Schlock Homes)
"Stout Fellow" (Apr 1968) (Criminalimerick about Nero Wolfe)
"Master of Paris" (June 1968) (Criminalimerick about Maigret)
"The Espion Age" (Jan 1969) (Criminalimerick about spys)
"Leamas" (Mar 1969) (Criminalimerick)
"The Fu Manchusical" (June 1969) (script)
"Schier Impudence" (Jan 1970) (short Criminalimerick)
"I Love Paris When It Drizzles" (Jan 1970) (Maigret Criminalimerick)
"Police Procedural" (Mar 1970) (Criminalimerick)
"On Your Marric" (Mar 1970) (Criminalimerick)
"Stout Fellow II" (July 1970) (Criminalimerick about Nero Wolfe)
"T As in Treat" (July 1970) (Criminalimerick about L.Treat series)
"Dutch Uncle I" (Aug 1970) (Criminalimerick about Van der Valk)
"At Least He Makes House Calls" (Nov 1970) (Criminalimerick)
"Smooth as Velvet" (June 1971) (Criminalimerick about Nick Velvet)
"Damsel in Distress" (Aug 1971) (Criminalimerick)
"Damsel in Distress" (Nov 1971) (Criminalimerick about Agatha Christie)
"Detective's Lot" (Nov 1971) (Criminalimerick)
"You Know My Methods, Don't You?" (Jan 1972) (Sherlockian Criminalimerick)
"Dutch Uncle II" (Feb 1972) (Criminalimerick about Van der Valk)
Criminalimerick about Poirot (May 1972)
"Christie Capsule" (July 1972) (Criminalimerick about Poirot)
E. C. BENTLEY
"Greedy Night, a parody" (Jan 1943)
"The Ministering Angel" (Sept 1943) [Philip Trent]
PHYLLIS BENTLEY
"The Way Round" (Aug 1953)
"Conversation at an Inn" (Feb 1954)
"Chain of Witnesses" (May 1954)
"A Midsummer Night's Crime" (Jan 1961)
"Miss Phipps Improvises" (Oct 1961)
"Message in a Bottle" (May 1962) [Miss Phipps]
"Miss Phipps Discovers America" (Mar 1963)
"Miss Phipps Jousts With the Press" (Dec 1963)
"Miss Phipps in the Hospital" (July 1964)
"Miss Phipps and the Invisible Murderer" (Nov 1966)
"Miss Phipps Goes to the Hairdresser" (Dec 1967)
"The Secret" (Mar 1968)
"Miss Phipps and the Nest of Illusion" (Aug 1969)
"Miss Phipps Exercises Her Metier" (Feb 1971)
"Miss Phipps Is Too Modest" (Dec 1971)
ANTHONY BERKELEY (pen-name of A.B. Cox; also see Francis Iles)
"Mr. Bearstowe Says" (July 1945) [Roger Sheringham]
"Mr. Simpson Goes to the Dogs" (Feb 1946)
"The Wrong Jar" (Mar 1947)
"The Policeman Only Taps Once" (June 1951) (writ. 1937?)
EARL DERR BIGGERS [creator of Charlie Chan]
"The Apron of Genius" (Aug 1953) (writ. 1909)
"The Dollar Chasers" (Feb 1970) (1924 reprint) (also printed in book Earl Derr Biggers Tells Ten Stories, 1933)
LLOYD BIGGLE, Jr.
"Music To Murder By" (July 1961)
"The Great Horseshoe Mystery" (Apr 1962)
"Death in His Eyes" (Nov 1962)
"Have You a Fortune in Your Attic?" (May 1963) [Grandfather Rastin]
"The Bleeding Ceiling" (Oct 1963)
"The Great Alma Mater Mystery" (Nov 1964) [Grandfather Rastin]
"The Key to the Situation" (July 1965)
"Grandfather and the Labor Day Mystery" (Oct 1965) (alt. title "Grandfather and the Pair of Knaves")
"Department of Future Crime" (Sept 1966) (1956 reprint) (orig. title "Cronus of the D.F.C.")
"Grandfather and the Phantom Thief" (May 1968)
"Grandfather and the Automation Mystery" (Aug 1969)
"Grandfather and the Right Question" (Oct 1971)
"Grandfather and the Little Bone" (Jan 1972)
JOHN BINGHAM
"Murderer at Large" (Jan 1961)
"The Hangman's Fish" (Mar 1965) (copyright 1963)
FREDERIC A. BIRMINGHAM
"Murder with Music" (May 1951) (rep. from Esquire, Aug 1949)
TREVOR BLACK
"An Incident at Devil's Rock" (Feb 1971)
ALGERNON BLACKWOOD
"King's Evidence" (Mar 1947)
NICHOLAS BLAKE (pseudonym of Cecil Day Lewis)
"The Assassins' Club" (Mar 1945) [Nigel Strangeways]
"A Study in White" (May 1949)
"Conscience Money" (Jan 1962) [Nigel Strangeways]
"Long Shot" (Feb 1964)
SUZANNE BLANC
"The Hump in the Basement" (Mar 1970)
CHARLES BLESSING
"A Certain Gift" (July 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories, #368]
ROBERT BLOCH
"The Man Who Looked Like Napoleon" (Oct 1961)
"Life in Our Time" (Oct 1966)
"The Living Dead" (Apr 1967)
"The Man Who Never Did Anything Right" (Apr 1968)
"The Gods Are Not Mocked" (Aug 1968)
LAWRENCE G. BLOCHMAN
"The Aldine Folio Murders" (July 1943) (repr. from The Dolphin magazine, 1940)
"Calendar Girl" (July 1953) (repr. from Collier's?, 1952) [Dr. Coffee]
"The Girl With the Burgundy Lips" (Aug 1953) (repr. from Collier's, 1953)
Twenty Errors in "The Girl With the Burgundy Lips" (Nov 1953)
"The Swami of Northbank" (Mar 1954)
Translated Thomas Narcejac's "The Red Orchid" (Jan 1961)
Translated Thomas Narcejac's "The Oliveira Affair" (Apr 1961)
"The Wolf and the Wayward WAC" (May 1963) [Dr. Coffee]
"The Killer With No Fingerprints" (June 1964) [Dr. Coffee]
"Goodbye, Stranger" (Oct 1964) [Dr. Coffee]
"Death By Drowning?" (Apr 1965) [Dr. Coffee]
"Dr. Coffee and the Philanderer's Brain" (Aug 1966)
"Missing: One Stage-Struck Hippie" (Sept 1970) [Dr. Coffee]
"Dr. Coffee and the Amateur Angel" (Oct 1971)
"Dr. Coffee and the Pardell Case" (June 1972)
PIERRE BOILEAU
"Monsieur Lucien, Burglar" (May 1949)
"L'Affaire Antoine" (Sept 1951)
HECTOR BOLITHO
"Dirge" (July 1949)
HEINRICH BOLL
"Like a Bad Dream" (Oct 1967) (Translated by Leila Vennewitz) (copyright 1965)
RALEIGH BOND
"Tear a Passion to Tatters" (Dec 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Only the First Reading" (June 1963)
JORGE LUIS BORGES
"The Two Kings and the Two Labyrinths" (Apr 1962)
NOEL BOSKER (a pseudonym)
"Best Laid Schemes" (Oct 1967)
PHYLLIS BOTTOME
"The Liqueur Glass" (May 1945)
ANTHONY BOUCHER (1911-1968)
"Mystery for Christmas" (Jan 1942?)
"Screwball Division" (Sept 1942) [Nick Noble]
"QL 696.C9" (May 1943) [Nick Noble]
"Black Murder" (Sept 1943) [Nick Noble]
Translated Georges Simenon's "The Three Rembrandts" (Sept 1943)
Translated Georges Simenon's "The Secret of Fort Bayard" (Nov 1943)
Translated Georges Simenon's "Affaire Ziliouk" (May 1944)
Translated Antonio Helu's "The Stickpin" (Nov 1944)
"Arsene Lupin vs. Colonel Linnaus" (Nov 1944)
"Rumor, Inc." (Jan 1945) [Nick Noble]
"Like Count Palmieri" (Feb 1946)
Translated Georges Simenon's "The Case of the Three Bicyclists" (July 1946)
? - Translated Georges Simenon's "The Tracy Enigma" (May 1947)
"Homicidal Highspots of 1948" [Speaking of Crime column?] (Feb 1949)
"The Short Shudder" [Speaking of Crime column?] (Apr 1949)
? - Translated Georges Simenon's "Blessed Are the Meek" (Apr 1949)
"Sock-the-Mystery Year" [Speaking of Crime column reviews; see Howard Haycraft] (June 1949)
"The Best Mystery Books of 1949" [Speaking of Crime] (Feb 1950)
? - Translated Georges Simenon's "The Stronger Vessel" (Jan 1951)
"Crime Must Have a Stop" (Feb 1951)
Translated Georges Simenon's "The Old Lady of Bayeux" (Aug 1952)
"The Girl Who Married a Monster" (Feb 1954)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" [reviews] (Sept 1959)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - May, 1961; July - Dec 1961)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb; May - Dec 1962)
"Death Can Be Beautiful" (Apr 1962)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1963)
"Best Mysteries of 1962" (Mar 1963)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Apr - Dec 1963)
"The Clue of the Knave of Diamonds" (May 1963) (copyright 1939) (Fergus O'Breen's First Murder Case)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1964)
"Best Mysteries of 1963" (Mar 1964)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Apr - Dec 1964)
"Nine-Finger Jack" (Sept 1964) (repr. from Esquire Magazine, 1951)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1965)
Comments on Poe's "A Tale of the Ragged Mountains" (Feb 1965) (repr. from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Mar 1958)
"Best Mysteries of 1964" (Mar 1965)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Apr - Dec 1965)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1966)
"Best Mysteries of 1965" (Mar 1966)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Apr - Dec 1966)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1967)
"Best Mysteries of 1966" (Mar 1967)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Apr - Dec 1967)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1968)
- James Reach's "In Memoriam" of Boucher (Aug 1968; 1 pg.)
["Best Mysteries of the Month" cont. by John Dickson Carr in Jan 1969]
CATHARINE BOYD
"An Accident of Time" (July 1962)
LYLE G. BOYD
"The Tools of Magic" (Aug 1956) [Dept of 1st Stories]
RAY BRADBURY
"The Fruit at the Bottom of the Bowl" (Jan 1953) (1948 reprint; orig. title "Touch and Go")
"The Whole Town's Sleeping" (June 1954) (repr. from McCall's, 1950)
"At Midnight, In the Month of June" (June 1954) [sequel to "The Whole Town's Sleeping"]
ERNEST BRAMAH (creator of the first blind detective, Max Carrados)
"The Bunch of Violets" (Sept 1943) (orig. title "Said With Flowers")
(repr. from Flynn's magazine, 1924) [Max Carrados]
"Smothered in Corpses" (Aug 1947) (repr. from his book The Specimen Case, 1925; story writ. 1912)
"The Tragedy at Brookbend Cottage" (Aug 1951)
"The Eastern Mystery" (Jan 1953) (1924 reprint) [Max Carrados]
FRANCISCO A. BRANCO
"The Dwarf's Club" (Mar 1950) [Dept of 1st Stories]
CHRISTIANNA BRAND
"Rabbit Out of a Hat" (Jan 1958?)
"My Ladies' Tears" (Feb 1965)
"Blood Brothers" (Sept 1965) [Inspector Cockrill]
"Twist for Twist" (May 1967) [Inspector Cockrill]
"Here Lies..." (Nov 1967)
"The Wicked Ghost" (Feb 1968)
"King of the Air" (June 1968)
"The Skipping Game" (July 1968)
"The Gemminy Crickets Case" (Aug 1968)
"Poison in the Cup" (Feb 1969)
"The Scapegoat" (Aug 1970)
"Such a Nice Man" (March 1972)
GARY BRANDNER
"A Lesson in Larceny" (July 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Sing to Me, Dead Man" (Oct 1970) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
"All Debts Off" (Apr 1971)
"The Stray Bullet" (June 1971)
ANNE JANET BRAUDE
Intro to William Shakespeare Henry VI excerpts (Sept 1966)
LILIAN JACKSON BRAUN
"The Sin of Madame Phloi" (June 1962)
"Phut Phat Concentrates" (Dec 1963)
"SuSu and the 8:30 Ghost" (Apr 1964)
"The Dark One" (July 1966)
"Tragedy on New Year's Day" (Mar 1968)
CAROLINE BREEDLOVE
"The Sound of the Peepers" (Oct 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JON L. BREEN
"ATTENTION GETTERS: An Unusual Quiz" (Jan 1967)
"The Crowded Hours" (May 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories; author was 23]
"The Austin Murder Case" (Dec 1967) [Philo Vance pastiche]
"Frank Merriswell's Greatest Case; or, The Daring One-Hander" (Apr 1968)
"ENTRANCE LINES: An Unusual Quiz" (May 1968)
"The Lithuanian Eraser Mystery" (March 1969)
"The Vanity Murder Case" (July 1970) [Philo Vance pastiche]
"Green Gravy for the Blush" (Mar 1971) [Travis McGee parody]
"The Fortune Cookie" (May 1971) [Charlie Chan pastiche]
"Diamond Dick" (Oct 1971)
"Horsehide Sleuth" (Nov 1971) [Ed Gorgon]
"Gilliam's Tact" (Feb 1972) [Gideon parody-pastiche]
"The Body in the Bullpen" (May 1972)
"The Babe Ruth Murder Case" (June 1972) [Ed Gorgon]
EDWARD Y. BREESE
"Desperate Remedy" (Jan 1969)
FREDERICK HAZLITT BRENNAN
"Award of Honor" (Nov 1945 overseas)
R. BRETNOR
"Specimen of the Week" (Feb 1967) (copyright 1951 by Game & Gossip)
"Paper Tiger" (May 1969)
"The Greatest of All Webley Collectors" (July 1970)
"A Matter of Equine Ballistics" (Sept 1971)
M. BRETT-SURMAN
"Not a Bit Like Television" (Sept 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
GROVER BRINKMAN
"Caribbean Blow" (Apr 1953)
BOB BRISTOW
"No Margin for Error" (Aug 1967)
WILLIAM BRITTAIN
"The Man Who Read John Dickson Carr" (Dec 1965)
"The Man Who Read Ellery Queen" (Dec 1965)
"The Man Who Didn't Read" (May 1966)
"The Woman Who Read Rex Stout" (July 1966)
"The Boy Who Read Agatha Christie" (Dec 1966)
"Mr. Strang Gives a Lecture" (Mar 1967)
"Mr. Strang Performs an Experiment" (June 1967)
"Mr. Strang Finds the Answers" (Nov 1967)
"Mr. Strang Sees a Play" (Mar 1968)
"The Zaretski Chain" (June 1968)
"The Man Who Read Sir Arthur Conan Doyle" (Aug 1968)
"Mr. Strang Takes a Field Trip" (Dec 1968)
"The Second Sign in the Melon Patch" (Jan 1969)
"Mr. Strang Pulls a Switch" (June 1969)
"That Day on the Knob" (Sept 1969)
"Mr. Strang Takes a Hand" (Apr 1970)
"Falling Object" (Feb 1971)
"Mr. Strang Lifts a Glass" (May 1971)
"Mr. Strang Finds an Angle" (June 1971)
"Mr. Strang Hunts a Bear" (Nov 1971)
"Mr. Strang Checks a Record" (Feb 1972)
"Wynken, Blynken, and Nod" (Apr 1972)
"Mr. Strang Finds a Car" (July 1972)
LOUIS BROMFIELD
"The Wedding Dress" (May 1947)
"Crime Passionnel" (Jan 1953) (repr. from The New Yorker, 1944)
T. E. BROOKS
"This Man Is Dangerous" (Mar 1962)
JAMES C. BROUGH
"President Sam Houston, Detective" (Apr 1954)
ALLAN R. BROWN
"Sleep No More" (July 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories, #369]
FREDRIC BROWN
"The Djinn Murder" (Jan 1944)
WENZELL BROWN
"An Old Wives' Tale" (Aug 1964)
WILL C. BROWN
"One for the Road" (Nov 1953)
JOHN BUCHANAN
"Direct Hit" (June 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
F. R. BUCKLEY
"Gold-Mounted Guns" (Aug 1951)
JOHN BURKE
"Miss Mouse and Mrs. Mouse" (Nov 1968)
THOMAS BURKE
"Roses Round the Door" (May 1946)
"The New Hat" (July 1951)
"The Pariah" (Jan 1954)
HALLIE BURNETT
"The Thief on the Champs Elysees" (July 1965) (repr. from Story Magazine, 1961)
W. R. BURNETT
"Dressing-Up" (June 1947) (repr. from Harper's Magazine, Nov 1929)
"Traveling Light" (Sept 1951)
"Nobody's All Bad" (Dec 1953 __?)
WHIT BURNETT
"The Night of the Gran Baile Mascara" (July 1965) (copyright 1943)
EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
"Tarzan, Jungle Detective" (May 1964) (1917 reprint; orig. title "The Battle for Teeka")
ELLIS PARKER BUTLER
"Philo Gubb's Greatest Case" (Mar 1943)
"The Sword Swallower Murder" (Apr 1947)
GWENDOLINE BUTLER
"The Sisterhood" (Oct 1968)
JEROME BUXTON
"A Point of Curiosity" (Jan 1961) (repr. from Redbook, 1958)
JOHN F. BYRNE
"The Mystery of the Third Mustache" (Sept 1959)
JAMES M. CAIN
"The Baby in the Icebox" (July 1944) (repr. from American Mercury, Jan 1933)
"Pastorale" (Sept 1945) (repr. from The American Mercury, 1928)
ERSKINE CALDWELL
"Horse Thief" (Nov 1953) (writ. 1935)
OWEN CAMERON
"The Quick and the Dead" (May 1945)
WADSWORTH CAMP
"The Obscure Move" (Jan 1943)
VICTOR CANNING
"Food for Thought" (Feb 1954)
"Everything of the Finest" (Apr 1961) (orig. title "The Butler Who
Should Have Been a Detective"; 1959)
"The Yellow-Green Tassel" (Oct 1961)
"The Sunday Fishing Club" (Feb 1962) [Dept of Patterns]
"Star Stuff" (Mar 1962)
"The Three Musketeers" (Apr 1962)
"The Missing Tins of Chicken Breasts" (June 1962) [Dept of Patterns]
"The Carnation Anniversary" (Jan 1963) [Dept of Patterns]
"Through the Wall" (Apr 1963) (copyright 1961)
"The Ransom of Angelo" (July 1963) (copyright 1961) [Minerva Club]
"Flint's Diamonds" (Aug 1963) [Minerva Club]
"Three Heads Are Better Than One" (Jan 1964) [Minerva Club]
"The Trojan Crate" (May 1964) [Minerva Club]
"Love and Larceny on the Riviera" (Oct 1964)
(orig. title "Young Man on a Bicycle"; 1955)
"A Stroke of Genius" (Feb 1965) [Minerva Club]
"The Botany Pattern" (Apr 1965) [Dept of Patterns]
"Baskets of Apples and Roses" (Oct 1965) [Dept of Patterns]
"To Whoever Finds This" (Mar 1966) (copyright 1962) [Inspector Hebert]
KAREL CAPEK
"The Fortune Teller" (June 1954) (Translated by Paul Selver; writ. 1931)
MARJORIE CARLETON
"I.O.U. - One Life" (Dec 1961)
"Monday Is a Quiet Place" (Aug 1962)
A. H. Z. CARR
"The Trial of John Nobody" (Nov 1950)
ANTON CHEKHOV
"The Safety Match" (July 1965)
RUTH CHESSMAN
"Accused" (Jan 1943)
GILBERT K. CHESTERTON
"The Tremendous Adventures of Major Brown" (Sept 1942)
DALE CLARK
"Various Traces" (Jan 1949) [Munro]
NEIL M. CLARK
"The Secret Life of Henry Geech" (Feb 1962) [Ben Day]
"Mystery on the Malpais" (Oct 1964)
"Hit and Run" (Feb 1965)
VALMA CLARK
"Death on the South Wind" (Nov 1944)
"The Man Who Loved the Classics" (July 1951)
JOHN BELL CLAYTON
"The Roman Candles" (Mar 1954)
"A Warm Day in November" (Aug 1963) (repr. from The Strangers Were There, 1957)
MILDRED CLINGERMAN
"The Watcher in the Dream" (Mar 1964) (orig. title "First Lesson"; 1956)
IRVIN S. COBB
"The Darkest Closet" (Feb 1951)
MANNING COLES (pseudonym of Adelaide Francis Manning and Cyril Henry Coles)
"Handcuffs Don't Hold Ghosts" (May 1946) [Tommy Hambledon]
JOHN COLLIER
"Back for Christmas" (Jan 1951)
WILKIE COLLINS
"The Biter Bit" (June 1949) (repr. from The Atlantic Monthly, Apr 1858)
[also see "The Pair of Gloves" by Charles Dickens (Mar 1967) ]
RICHARD CONNELL
"The Doctor and the Lunatic" (May 1944) (repr. from Mystery Magazine, 1935)
MARC CONNELLY
"Coroner's Inquest" (Sept 1944) (repr. from Collier's, 1930)
WHITFIELD COOK
"Round Trip" (June 1946) (repr. from The American Mercury, 1940)
JOHN L. COONEY
"CrimInological Data" (July 1944)
COURTNEY RYLEY COOPER
"Suspect Unknown" (Sept 1942) (repr. from Collier's Magazine, 1939)
"Double Play" (Mar 1948) (repr. from Collier's?, 1938)
A. E. COPPARD
"A Broadsheet Ballad" (Feb 1949)
VINCENT CORNIER
"The Smell That Killed" (Dec 1946)
"The Cloak That Laughed" (July 1947) [Barnabas Hildreth aka The Black Monk]
"The Stone Ear" (Mar 1948) [Hildreth]
"The Monster" (Feb 1951)
"O Time, in Your Flight" (Sept 1951)
"The Last Nightingale" (May 1961)
LEE SHERIDAN COX
"The Great Halloween Mystery; or, Blair & Perkins' Fifth Big Case"
(Nov 1963)
GEORGE HARMON COXE
"Observe and Remember" (Jan 1948) (repr. from Collier's?, 1941)
"There's Still Tomorrow" (Oct 1959)
"The Killer Cop" (July 1961) (orig. title "Alias the Killer"; 1944)
"The Simplicity of the Act" (Mar 1963) (repr. from Liberty, 1941)
(orig. title "Boy, Are You Lucky")
"Seed of Suspicion" (Dec 1964) (orig. title "Speak No Evil"; 1947)
JONATHAN CRAIG
"Top Man" (Nov 1966)
JOHN CREASEY (also known as J. J. Marric)
"The Greyling Crescent Tragedy" (June 1966)
EDMUND CRISPIN (pseudonym of Robert Bruce Montgomery)
"Deadlock" (July 1947) [Crispin's first short story]
"Lacrimae Rerum" (June 1949) [Gervase Fen]
"Nine Minus Nine Equals One" (Mar 1951)
Curiosities In Detection
#1 (Sept 1942): Department of Detective-Story Discoveries
(see Lincoln Steffens)
#2 (July 1943): see Baron Palle Rosenkrantz
#3 (Nov 1943): see Frank Tousey
BERTREND J. CURRAN
"The Mysterious Mr. Zorn" (Jan 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
RICHARD CURTIS
"One Way To Write Best Sellers" (Nov 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Turn and Turnabout" (May 1963)
URSULA CURTISS
"Tiger by the Tail" (Sept 1962)
"The Old Barn on the Pond" (Dec 1965)
"Good Neighbor" (Sept 1966)
JACQUELINE CUTLIP
"The Black Cloud" (Sept 1959)
D. I. C. (Department of Impossible Crimes)
#1 (July 1943): Paul Dawn (see James Yaffe)
LEO DAMORE
"High Stakes" (Mar 1964)
HAROLD R. DANIELS
"Road Hog" (Sept 1959)
"Point of View" (May 1961)
"The Haunted Woodshed" (Aug 1961)
"Inquest on a Dead Tiger" (Sept 1962)
"Deception Day" (Jan 1967)
NORMAN DANIELS
"The Town That Will Never Forget" (Jan 1961)
"The Door Without a Key" (Mar 1961)
"Callahan's Hat" (July 1961)
"The Retirement of Muldoon" (Mar 1962)
"Strictly a Neighborhood Problem" (Aug 1962) [Marty Hayden]
"Father Keough's Decision" (Nov 1962)
"A Funeral for Patrolman Cameron" (July 1963)
"The Most Beautiful Mannequin in the World" (Nov 1964)
W. A. DARLINGTON
LILLIAN DAY and NORBERT LEDERER
"Dead Heat" (July 1946)
LILLIAN de la TORRE
"Dr. Sam: Johnson, Detector" (Nov 1943)
"Dr. Sam: Johnson and Prince Charlie's Ruby" (Mar 1944)
"Dr. Sam: Johnson and Monboddo's Ape Boy" (Mar 1945)
"The Wax-Work Cadaver" (Sept 1945) [Dr. Sam: Johnson]
"The Stolen Christmas Box" (Jan 1946)
PIETRO Di DONATO
"The Society of the White Button" (Aug 1953) (writ. 1947)
NICHOLAS DiMINNO
"The Case of "Wall Street 1929"" (Mar 1961)
"The Case of the Gyp Joint" (Dec 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
CHARLES CALDWELL DOBIE
"The Open Window" (Sept 1944) (repr. from his book San Francisco Tales, 1935)
DAVID DODGE
"Murder Is No Accident" (Sept 1953)
Rev. NORMAN E. DOUGLAS
"The Washing Machine" (Sept 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DONALD McNUTT DOUGLASS
"Ghost of Greenwich Village" (Feb 1954)
RUTH DOUGLASS
"The Camberwell Poisoner" (Feb 1947)
A. CONAN DOYLE
"The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle" (Apr 1951)
"The Red-Headed League" (Jan 1962)
THEODORE DREISER
"The Prince Who Was a Thief" (Mar 1945) (repr. from his book Chains, 1927)
SAMUEL DUFF
"The Bow-Street Runner" (Nov 1942)
ED DUMONTE
"Thank You, Mr. Thurston" (July 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Third Wednesday of the Month" (Mar 1964) [his 2nd story]
KATHERINE DUNHAM
"The Devil's Accomplice" (June 1965)
M. L. DUNN
"They's Things in the Deep Woods" (Nov 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
LORD DUNSANY
"Two Bottles of Relish" (Mar 1951)
"The Most Dangerous Man in the World" (July 1951)
"A Simple Matter of Deduction" (Dec 1951) [Mr. Linley]
JOHN P. DYSON
"Confession of Murder" (Aug 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
MIGNON G. EBERHART
"Postiche" (Sept 1944) (repr. from Delineator Magazine, 1935) [Susan Dare]
"Date to Die" (Aug 1956) (1954 reprint)
"Murder on St. Valentine's Day" (Mar 1957)
ROBERT EDWARD ECKELS
"The Man in the Revolving Door" (June 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Blue Lady" (Oct 1969) [Lang & Lovell]
"Double Jeopardy" (Jan 1970)
"After the Fact" (Apr 1970)
"A Question of Honor" (June 1970) [Lang & Lovell]
"Milk Run" (Aug 1970)
"Payment on Demand" (Oct 1970)
"Only Bet on a Sure Thing" (Jan 1971) [Lang & Lovell]
"Game with One Rule" (Apr 1971)
"Vicious Circle" (June 1971)
"The Waldemeer Triptych" (July 1971) [Lang & Lovell]
"To Catch a Spy" (Sept 1971)
"The Munich Courier" (Jan 1972)
“Never Trust a Partner” (Mar 1972)
“The Kidnaped Painting” (June 1972) [Lang & Lovell]
WALTER D. EDMONDS
"An Honest Deal" (June 1949) (repr. from The Atlantic Monthly, 1929)
G. C. EDMONDSON
"A Question of Translation" (Dec 1967)
K. T. EDWARDS
"A Matter of Judgment" (Oct 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
GERALD EGGER
"The World's Record Holder" (Mar 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
CHARLES EINSTEIN
"My Brother's Keeper" (Oct 1970)
EILEEN ELLENBOGEN
Translated George Simenon's "Inspector Maigret's War of Nerves" (Oct 1968)
STANLEY ELLIN
LEO R. ELLIS
"The Tymans and the Hookers" (Oct 1970)
HAL ELLSON
"The Last Answer" (Oct 1962)
ALLAN VAUGHAN ELSTON
"Delayed Verdict" (July 1945) (repr. from Collier's, 1941)
"The Wedding Present" (July 1951)
"Eva? Caroline?" (Dec 1951) (repr. from Collier's?, 1949)
DAVID ELY
"A Question of Neighborliness" (Aug 1963)
"The Sailing Club" (Apr 1964) (repr. from Cosmopolitan, Oct 1962)
"The Captain's Boar Hunt" (Apr 1970) (repr. from The Saturday Evening Post, 1964)
"No Time To Lose" (Jan 1972)
GEORGE EMMETT
"Bloehm's Wall" (Sept 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"A Fine Winter Thirst" (Sept 1965) [his 2nd story]
"Milestone Round His Neck" (May 1966)
"Pushkin Pays" (Dec 1966)
BERNERD ENGEL
"Operation Mewkow" (Nov 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ERCKMANN-CHATRIAN (pseudonym of Emile Erckmann & Alexandre Chatrian)
"The Mysterious Sketch" (Aug 1962) (first published 1848) (new translation by Gordon B. Ringgold)
LAURIE YORK ERSKINE (creator of Renfrew of the Mounted)
"Tea for Two" (May 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1936)
ST. JOHN ERVINE (Irish writer)
"Crime of the Century" (May 1956)
PAUL W. FAIRMAN
"The Hills Cried Murder" (Aug 1956) [Sheriff Sam Davis]
"Wally and the Autograph Collector" (July 1961)
"Wally and the Class Reunion" (Nov 1961)
"Any Man's Death" (Oct 1962)
"Wally and the Country Cousin" (Jan 1963)
"The Shaken Heart" (June 1963) (orig. title "Trouble at Sunset Park"; 1959)
"Including Goodbye" (Dec 1963)
"Every Inch a Gentleman" (Jan 1964)
"Recollection of the Future" (July 1964) (1959 reprint) (orig. title "Vision of a Crime")
J. JEFFERSON FARJEON
"Waiting for the Police" (Apr 1946)
JEFFERY FARNOL
"Footprints" (July 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1945)
E. X. FARRARS (also see E. X. FERRARS)
"The Case of the Blue Bowl" (Oct 1959)
WILLIAM FAULKNER
"The Hound" (Jan 1944) (repr. from Dr. Martino and Other Stories and incorporated in the novel The Hamlet, 1940)
"An Error in Chemistry" (June 1946)
WILLIAM FAY
"Cop With a Conscience" (Aug 1962) (orig. title "Twilight Kill"; 1955)
"The Judge Was a Hero" (May 1964) (orig. title "The Frightened Cop"; 1954)
"First Kill" (Feb 1965) (orig. title "The Conscience of the Cop"; 1955)
"Never Kill a Cop" (Dec 1965) (orig. title "Midnight Kill") (repr. from The Saturday Evening Post, 1956)
"Just a Night's Work" (Feb 1969)
"Bribe" (Dec 1969) (copyright 1956)
MICHAEL W. FEDO
"My Brother's Keeper" (July 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EDNA FERBER
"The Man Who Came Back" (Aug 1953) (writ. 1912)
E. X. FERRARS (Elizabeth Ferrars) (also see E. X. FARRARS)
"Ashes to Ashes" (Apr 1961)
MICHAEL FESSIER
"To Die at Midnight" (July 1962) (1950 reprint)
GRACIE FIELDS (see Ed Gardner)
HERZL FIFE
"Pattern for Murder" (May 1945)
JACK FINNEY
"The Widow's Walk" (July 1947) [Finney's 1st published story]
"It Wouldn't Be Fair" (Nov 1951)
ROBERT L. FISH
"The Adventure of the Stockbroker's Clark" (Mar 1961) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Missing Cheyne-Stroke" (Aug 1961) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Artist's Mottle" (Nov 1961) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Double-Bogey Man" (Feb 1962) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Missing Prince" (July 1962) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Counterfeit Sovereign" (June 1963) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Snared Drummer" (Sept 1963) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Final Problem" (Feb 1964) [Schlock Homes]
"The Return of Schlock Holmes" (June 1964)
"The Adventure of the Big Plunger" (Feb 1965) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Widow's Weeds" (Aug 1965) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Perforated Ulster" (Feb 1967) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Missing Three-Quarters" (Sept 1967)[Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Disappearence of Whistler's Mother" (Feb 1968) [Schlock Homes, w/C. Septembre Duping]
"Double Entry" (Jan 1969)
"The Adventure of the Dog in the Knight" (Feb 1970) [Schlock Homes]
"In a Country Churchyard" (Aug 1970)
"Instead of the Wall" (Apr 1971)
DOROTHY CANFIELD FISHER
"A Sleep and a Forgetting" (Sept 1953)
M. F. K. FISHER
"Twenty-Four Petits Fours" (Apr 1964)
STEVE FISHER
"If Christmas Comes" (Jan 1944) (repr. from Detective Fiction Weekly, 1937)
F. SCOTT FITZGERALD
"The Boy Who Killed His Mother" (Nov 1964) (2pg. poem)
JAMES T. FITZPATRICK
"Operation Five Millions" (Aug 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JAMES FITZPATRICK
"What Hedgepeth Heard" (Apr 1972) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
THOMAS FLANAGAN
"The Fine Italian Hand" (May 1949)
"The Cold Winds of Adesta" (Apr 1952) [Major Tennente]
IAN FLEMING
"The Living Daylights" (Mar 1969)
"The Property of a Lady" (Sept 1969) (from Octopussy, 1963) [Bond]
JOAN FLEMING
"Dead and Gone" (Apr 1970) (orig. title "Gone Is Gone")
DOROTHY FLETCHER
"The Walewska Cross" (Oct 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
J. S. FLETCHER
"Bickmore Deals With the Duchess" (Nov 1951)
"The Judge Corroborates" (Jan 1953)
FLETCHER FLORA
"Pursued" (Apr 1953)
"Mrs. Dearly's Special Day" (July 1963)
"Six Reasons for Murder" (Mar 1964)
"The Invisible Gauntlet" (July 1964)
"How? When? Who?" (Sept 1964)
"The Satin-Quilted Box" (Dec 1964)
"My Father Died Young" (July 1965)
"The Seasons Come, The Seasons Go" (Aug 1966) (his 10th for EQMM)
"The Scrap of Knowledge" (May 1968)
"EDWARD FORBES"
"The Man Who Heard Whispers" (Jan 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
LESLIE FORD
"The Man on the Iron Palings" (Dec 1953)
"The Supreme Court Murder" (June 1970) (1935 reprint) (orig. title "The Clock Strikes") [Col. Primrose]
C. S. FORESTER
"The Turn of the Tide" (Nov 1943) (writ. 1934)
"The Man Whose Wishes Came True" (June 1951)
"The Key to Power" (Sept 1963) (writ. 1951; orig. title "The Bower of Roses")
MICHAEL FORRESTIER (pseudonym)
"Gifts to My People" (May 1956) [Dept of 1st Stories]
E. M. FORSTER
"Mr. and Mrs. Abbey's Difficulties" (May 1944) (repr. from book Abinger Harvest, 1936)
LEE FOSTER
"The Peril of Being an Editor" (Jan 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ERNEST FRANK
"The Reward" (June 1969)
STEVE FRAZEE
"My Brother Down There" (Apr 1953)
"My Brother Down There" (Aug 1969) (Reprinted from Apr 1953)
IRMA B. FRAZIER
"Fruit of the Vine" (May 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
NICOLAS FREELING
"Van der Valk and the Beach Murder" (May 1969) (1967 reprint)
"Van der Valk and the Old Seaman" (Aug 1969) (1967 reprint)
"Van der Valk and the Four Mice" (Nov 1969)
"Van der Valk and the Young Man" (Dec 1969)
"Van der Valk and the High School Riot" (Mar 1970)
"Van der Valk and the Great Pot Problem" (Apr 1970)
"Van der Valk and the Wolfpack" (Aug 1970)
"Van der Valk and the Two Pigeons" (Feb 1971)
"Van der Valk and the False Caesar" (Feb 1972) (copyright 1967)
"Van der Valk and the Man from Nowhere" (May 1972)
R. AUSTIN FREEMAN
"The Missing Mortgagee" (May 1949)
CELIA FREMLIN
"The Special Gift" (July 1967)
"From the Locked Room Upstairs" (Apr 1968) (Gothic tale)
"The Betrayal" (Sept 1968)
"Something Evil in the House" (Dec 1968) (Gothica)
"With a Rustle of Wings" (June 1969)
"The Ballad of Corpscandal Manor" (Aug 1970) (1pg poem)
"Don't Be Frightened" (Oct 1970)
"Golden Tuesday" (Apr 1972)
FRANCES FRENAYE
Translated Georges Simenon's "Blessed Are the Meek" (June 1969)
BARBARA FRIED
"One Morning in the Park" (Aug 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
J. C. FURNAS
"Spook Money" (Oct 1961) (orig. title "Boyhood Pal"; 1952)
JACQUES FUTRELLE
"The Statement of the Accused" (May 1945)
"The Leak" (Feb 1949)
V. L. GALLAHUE
"Rest in Peace" (Feb 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories]
IAIN GALLANTRY
"Death in Kenya" (Feb 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Death in Tanganyika" (May 1969)
PAUL GALLICO
"The Roman Kid" (Apr 1964) (1938 reprint)
EDWARD L. GALLIGAN
"The Middlebush Hypothesis" (Sept 1961) (orig. title "No Foul Play") (repr. from Bulletin of the AAUP, 1960)
JOHN GALSWORTHY
"The Neighbors" (July 1953) (repr. from Caravan and Other Stories, 1925)
FREDERIC R. GAMBLE
Translated "Sancho Panza, Judge" by Cervantes (Aug 1966)
MATTHEW GANT
"The Crate at Outpost 1" (May 1954)
LOIS GARCIA
"Death Comes to..." (May 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ED (ARCHIE) GARDNER [with Gracie Fields]
"The Murder of Lady Twickinham" (Mar 1945) (excerpt from Gardner's guest appearence on Chase & Sanborn radio show on NBC, Sun. 6-18-44; in radio script format)
ELSIN ANN GARDNER
"Wide O-" (Sept 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"House Call" (Dec 1970)
"The Big Trip" (Oct 1971)
ERLE STANLEY GARDNER
"Death Rides a Boxcar" (Mar 1948) (36pps.)
HY GARDNER
"The Mumbling Man" (Nov 1961) (1959 reprint) (orig. title "The Case of the Toothless Swindler")
"Blinky's Boner" (Dec 1961) (1954 reprint) (orig. title "The Case of the Careless Counterfeiter")
MARTIN GARDNER
"Meet Private Eye Oglesby" (Dec 1964)
ANDREW GARVE
"Who Would Steal a Mail Box?" (Feb 1964) [Inspector Knowles of C.I.D.]
"Line of Communication" (Oct 1967)
"A Case of Blackmail" (Mar 1968)
GORDON GASKILL
"Yo-Ho-Ho and a Bottle of - Death" (Nov 1961) (orig. title "The Glass Mask"; 1951)
"Murder East of Cairo" (Apr 1962)
"The Extraordinary Garsten Case" (Sept 1963) (copyright 1956)
VERN GAUDEL
"Foggy, Foggy Night" (Sept 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Detective in the Iron Lung" (Apr 1964) [his 2nd story]
PERCEVAL GIBBON
"The Connoisseur" (Aug 1961) (1931 reprint)
ANTHONY GILBERT
"The Eternal Chase" (Aug 1965)
"Sleep Is the Enemy" (Feb 1966)
"The Dove and the Hawk" (June 1966)
"Cat Among the Pigeons" (Oct 1966)
"The Intruders" (Dec 1967)
"Who Cares About an Old Woman?" (Oct 1968)
"The Puzzled Heart" (Mar 1969)
"The Mills of God" (Apr 1969)
"The Quiet Man" (June 1969)
"Tiger on the Premises" (Sept 1969)
"The Funeral of Dendy Watt" (Jan 1970)
"Door to a Different World" (Mar 1970)
"When Suns Collide" (Apr 1971)
"A Day of Encounters" (Feb 1972)
ELLIOT L. GILBERT
"Death Wore a Beard" (June 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Link in the Chain" (July 1969)
MICHAEL GILBERT
"The Automobile Game" (July 1953)
"Murder by Jury" (Jan 1954)
"The Unstoppable Man" (Feb 1954)
"The Neat Man" (Mar 1954)
"The Invisible Loot" (Sept 1959)
"London Manhunt" (May 1961)
"Pick Up the King" (May 1962) [Inspector Petrella]
"The Future of the Service" (Mar 1963)
"The Catalytic Agent" (May 1963)
"Melodrama in Three Acts" (Aug 1963) (copyright 1962)
"Fear and Trembling's" (Oct 1963) (copyright 1962)
"Stay of Execution" (Sept 1964)
"Operation Prometheus" (Apr 1965) (copyright 1962)
"Professional Riposte" (May 1965)
"C12: Department of Bank Robberies" (Jan 1966) (copyright 1964) [Inspector Petrella]
""E" Branch: The Eliminators" (Sept 1966) (copyright 1965)
"A Gathering of the Eagles" (Jan 1967) (orig. title "Heilige Nacht") (copyright 1965)
"The Road to Damascus" (May 1967) (copyright 1966) [Behrens & Calder]
"The Terrorists" (Oct 1967)
"Point of No Return" (May 1968)
"Eyes That Miss Nothing" (Sept 1968) (copyright 1967) [Behrens]
"The Krokodil Affair" (May 1969) (orig. title "Upon the King") (copyright 1967) [Behrens & Calder]
"The One-to-Ten Affair" (Aug 1969) [Behrens & Calder]
"The Cork in the Bottle" (Oct 1969)
"The Emergency Exit Affair" (Feb 1970) [Behrens & Calder]
"The Peaceful People" (Mar 1971) [Behrens & Calder]
"The Wrong Fox" (June 1971)
"Underlined in Red" (Nov 1971) (orig. title "The System"; 1970)
"Accessories After the Fact" (Dec 1971)
"Mouse in a Trap" (Jan 1972) (copyright 1970)
“The Curious Conspiracy” (Mar 1972)
"The Blackmailing of Mr. Justice Ball" (Apr 1972) (copyright 1970)
JOHN P. GILDERS (Australian writer)
"Hot Roof in Sydney" (Sept 1971)
HENRY E. GILES
"The Sheriff Went to Cincinnati" (Mar 1951)
C. B. GILFORD
"Heaven Can Wait" (Aug 1953)
"Love Letters" (June 1966)
"The Grisly Game" (Aug 1968)
CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN
"The Yellow Wallpaper" (Mar 1967) (repr. from The Great Modern American Stories, 1920; W.D. Howells, ed.) (first published in The New England Magazine, circa 1902)
EUGENIA KLEIN GINGOLD [see Eugenia Klein]
ELLEN GLASGOW
"A Point in Morals" (Nov 1943) (repr. from book The Shadowy Third, 1898)
SUSAN GLASPELL
"A Jury of Her Peers" (July 1945) (repr. from Every Week, Mar 5, 1917 issue)
PETER GODFREY
"Time Out of Mind" (Mar 1949) (repr. from South African magazine Milady, 1948) [Rolf le Roux]
"A Dagger of the Mind" (Mar 1951)
FRANCIS LEO GOLDEN
"The Testimony of Dr. Farnsworth" (Jan 1945)
"The Challenge to Dr. Farnsworth" (July 1947)
LOUIS GOLDING
"Pale Blue Nightgown" (Mar 1950)
HERB GOLDSTEIN
"Go Play With Your Sister" (July 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ROBERT GOODE
"The Girl Who Cried Murder" (June 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ARCHIE GOODWIN [comics writer]
"Killing Mr. Killiam" (July 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ARTHUR GORDON
"The Moonlight Gunner" (Oct 1959)
RICHARD M. GORDON
"Prose and Auntie" (Sept 1963) (1pg. poem; repr. from the first Mystery Writers' Annual, 1963)
"They Got Ravelli" (June 1964) (poem)
"Ellery in a Country Churchyard" (Sept 1964) (poem)
"Who Killed Cock Robin?" (Oct 1964) (poem)
"The Way Home" (Apr 1965)
"Paradox" (Aug 1965) (poem)
"WHAT'S IN A NAME? The Rime of the Ancient Murderer" (July 1966) (poem)
"His and Hers" (Jan 1967) (poem)
" "O" Bits" (Oct 1967) (poem)
"Still More "O" Bits" (Apr 1968) (poem)
"Crhymes" (June 1968) (3 short poems about: Dupin, Holmes, & Father Brown)
"More "O" Bits" (Dec 1968) (1 pg. poetry)
THE GORDONS (Mildred and Gordon Gordon)
"The Terror Racket" (Aug 1967) (orig. title "The Faceless Killer") (1953 reprint)
JOE GORES
"Darl I Luv U" (Feb 1963)
"A Sad and Bloody Hour" (Apr 1965)
"The Seeker of Ultimates" (Nov 1965)
"FILE #1: The Mayfield Case" (Dec 1967) [Daniel Kearny Associates]
"FILE #2: Stakeout on Page Street" (Jan 1968) [DKA]
"FILE #3: The Pedretti Case" (July 1968) [DKA]
"FILE #4: Lincoln Sedan Deadline" (Sept 1968) [DKA]
"FILE #5: The Maria Navarro Case" (June 1969) [DKA]
"Goodbye, Pops" (Dec 1969)
"FILE #6: Beyond the Shadow" (w/Author's Note) (Jan 1972) [DKA]
"FILE #7: O Black and Unknown Bard" (Apr 1972) [DKA]
KATHRYN GOTTLIEB
"An Extremely Civilized Murder" (Mar 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Gun" (Jan 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
RON GOULART
"The Peppermint Striped Goodbye" (Sept 1965) [parody of Black Mask style]
"Rink" [subtitled "1001st Precinct Mystery; A Police Procedural Novel"] (Nov 1967) [McBain parody]
"The Haunted Man" (Dec 1970)
AMY M. GRAINGERHALL [see Norma Schier]
"Mr. Copable, Criminologist" (Aug 1967)
EDWIN GRANBERRY
"A Trip to Czardis" (May 1954)
LEN GRAY (a pseudonym)
"The Little Old Lady from Cricket Creek" (Aug 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Miscarriage of Justice" (Aug 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Caper in Heather's Revenge" (Nov 1970)
"Guest Speaker" (Nov 1970)
"Adventures of Herbie and Big Sal" (June 1971)
"How I Murdered My Wife" (Sept 1971)
ANNA KATHARINE GREEN
"The Blue Wash Mystery" (Jan 1951)
CHARLES GREEN
"The Adventure of the Twelve Toucans" (Oct 1961)
"The One and Only Bernie" (Aug 1963)
GRAHAM GREENE
"The News in English" (Nov 1944) (repr. from This Week, 1944)
"Across the Bridge" (Mar 1962)
HARRY IRVING GREENE
"The Gold Goose Scientist" (Sept 1943) (repr. from The Black Cat magazine, June 1903 issue)
VAUGHAN GREENE
"So That He Could Die" (Sept 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WILLIAM LINDSAY GRESHAM
"The Crime Collector" (Mar 1946)
"Don't Believe a Word She Says" (Aug 1956) [Black Mask Dept]
DAVIS GRUBB
"You Never Believe Me" (Feb 1964)
FRANK GRUBER
"1000-to-1 For Your Money" (Mar 1950)
"The Dragoon Pistol" (Aug 1952) (repr. from Weird Tales, 1942)
"Eagle in His Mouth" (Sept 1967) [Black Mask Dept]
AMADIS MA. GUERRERO
"The Traitor" (Sept 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories; wrote when author was age 19]
HARLAN W. GUMAER
"The Unknown Element" (Feb 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
NORMA HAIGS (pseudonym of Norma Schier; see Cathie Haig Star)
"If Hangman Treads" (Aug 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories] [Ngaio Marsh parody]
BRETT HALLIDAY (pseudonym of Davis Dresser)
"Human Interest Stuff" (Sept 1946)
"Big Shot" (Aug 1947)
"Pieces of Silver" (Mar 1948) (copyright 1946)
"Murder in Miami" (May 1970) [Mike Shayne]
ROSTREVOR HAMILTON
"Neighbors" (July 1951)
DASHIELL HAMMETT
"Too Many Have Lived" (Fall 1941)
"Fly Paper" (July 1942)
"They Can Only Hang You Once" (Mar 1943)
"The Judge Laughed Last" (Mar 1944) (orig. title "The New Racket") (repr. from Black Mask, 2-15-24)
"One Hour" (May 1944) (repr. from Black Mask, 1924) [Continental Op]
"The Gutting of Couffignal" (Nov 1944) (repr. from Black Mask, 1925) [Op]
"Death on Pine Street" (Jan 1945) (repr. from Black Mask, 1924) [Op] (orig. title "Women, Politics, and Murder")
"The Tenth Clue" (July 1945) (repr. from Black Mask, 1924) [Op]
"Two Sharp Knives" (Sept 1945) (repr. from Collier's Magazine, 1942)
"The Green Elephant" (Nov 1945) (repr. from The Smart Set, Oct 1923)
"The House in Turk Street" (Mar 1946) (repr. from Black Mask, 1924) [Op]
"Night Shots" (May 1946) (repr. from Black Mask, 1934) [Op]
"The Golden Horseshoe" (Jan 1947)
"House Dick" (Apr 1947)
"Dead Yellow Women" (May 1947)
"Who Killed Bob Teal?" (July 1947) (repr. from True Detective, Nov 1924) [Op]
"The Creeping Siamese" (Aug 1947) (repr. from Black Mask, 1926) [Op]
"Albert Pastor at Home" (Jan 1948) (repr. from Esquire, 1933)
"This King Business" (Jan 1949) (copyright 1927)
"Woman in the Dark" (Feb 1950) (repr. from Liberty, 1934)
"The Man Who Stood in the Way" (Apr 1951)
"The Black Hat That Wasn't There" (June 1951) (repr. from Black Mask?, 1923) [Op]
"Arson Plus" (Aug 1951)
"The Gatewood Caper" (May 1953)
"A Man Named Thin" (Mar 1961) (orig. title "The Figure of Incongruity") (writ. mid-1920s, unpub.) [Robin Thin]
"PAT HAND" (pseudonym)
"The Showdown" (Jan 1944)
"The Imponderables" (July 1944)
"The Alibi" (Nov 1944)
"The Ace of Spades" (Jan 1945)
THOMAS W. HANSHEW
"The Riddle of the Silver Death" (Aug 1951)
ROBERT HARDIN
"How To Break Out of Sing Sing" (Feb 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ARTHUR SHERBURNE HARDY
"The Silver Pencil" (Mar 1944) (repr. from Diane and Her Friends, 1914)
CYRIL HARE
"Margin of Safety" (Feb 1951)
"The Homing Wasp" (Mar 1961)
"Blennkisop's Biggest Boner" (Sept 1961)
JOSEPH HARRINGTON
"Painted Faces" (Feb 1949)
HERBERT HARRIS
"Blackmail - and a Love Letter" (Mar 1961)
"Concealed Evidence" (June 1963) [Inspector Haines]
HARRY HARRISON
"I Always Do What Teddy Says" (June 1965)
MICHAEL HARRISON
"The Vanished Treasure" (May 1965) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Mystery of the Fulton Documents" (Sept 1965) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Man in the Blue Spectacles" (May 1966) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Mystery of the Gilded Cheval-Glass" (Jan 1967) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Fires in the Rue St. Honore" (Nov 1967) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Murder in the Rue Royale" (Jan 1968) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Facts in the Case of the Missing Diplomat" (Apr 1968) [Dupin]
"The Assassination of Sir Ponsonby Browne" (Sept 1968) [Dupin]
"The Clew of the Single Word" (Oct 1969) [Dupin]
"Wit's End" (June 1970) [Tarvish Bros.]
"Whatever Happened to Young Russell?" (July 1970)
"Murder in the Rue St. Andre des Arts" (Dec 1970) [Dupin]
"A Study in Surmise" (Feb 1971) [Sherlockiana]
HENRY HASSE
"The Man Who Read Too Many Detective Stories" (May 1944)
JOHN EUGENE HASTY
"How Culture Came to Milford" (Mar 1962)
TALBOT C. HATCH
"Guess Who?" (May 1943) [Sir Henry Merrivale - HM]
"Guess Who?" (July 1943) [Mr. J. G. Reeder]
"Guess Who?" (July 1944)
"Guess Who?" (May 1945) [Henry Poggioli, Ph. D.]
"Guess Who?" (June 1946) [Asey Mayo]
JAMES A. HAUGHT
"All's Well" (Mar 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JOHN and WARD HAWKINS
"Cheat for Me" (Apr 1953) (copyright 1950)
"Burden of Guilt" (Sept 1953)
"The Open Mind" (Mar 1961) (orig. title "In a Dead Man's Shoes") (1946 reprint) [Black Mask Dept]
"Frame-Up on the Highway" (July 1964) (1958 reprint)
"The Killer Is Loose" (May 1965) (1958 reprint)
"Shadow of the Noose" (May 1968) (1955 reprint)
JACOB HAY
"The Exploit of the Embalmed Whale" (Feb 1961)
"The Reformation of Fogarty" (Dec 1962)
"The Opposite Number" (Dec 1966)
"The Belkamp Apparatus" (Nov 1967)
"The Name of the Game" (Dec 1967)
"Mr. Omega" (Mar 1968) [Agradamian]
"The Man from H-to-M" (Oct 1968) [spy spoof]
"That Was the Day That Was" (Oct 1969)
"The K. Mission" (Apr 1970) [Agradamian]
HOWARD HAYCRAFT
"Speaking of Crime" (subtitled "A Department of Comment and Criticism") [review column] (Feb, 1946; Apr 1946; June 1946; Feb 1947; June 1947; Mar 1948) (see Anthony Boucher)
"Notes on Additions to a Cornerstone Library" (Oct 1951) (essay)
"The Haycraft-Queen Definitive Library of Detective-Crime-Mystery Fiction: Two Centuries of Cornerstones, 1748-1948 " (Oct 1951) (writ. with Ellery Queen, list of important works)
BRIAN HAYES
"Security Risk" (July 1967)
RAPHAEL HAYES
"The Man Who Could Not Die" (Mar 1954)
LEE HAYS
"On the Banks of the Ohio" (Mar 1949) (preceded by 2-pg "How a Story Was Born" introduction by Queen)
JOHN L. HAYWARD
"'Bye, 'Bye, Darling" (July 1953) [Black Mask Dept]
H. F. HEARD
"The Adventure of Mr. Montalba, Obsequist" (Sept 1945)
"The President of the United States, Detective" (Mar 1947)
"The Enchanted Garden" (Mar 1949)
"The President of the United States, Detective" (Apr 1969) (1947 repr.) (incl. Ellery Queen's comments)
BEN HECHT
"The Whistling Corpse" (Sept 1945)
"The Rival Dummy" (June 1946) (repr. from Liberty magazine, 1928)
W. HEIDENFELD
"Moonshine" (June 1951)
"The True Adventure of the Second Stain" (Feb 1969)
ANTONIO HELU
"The Stickpin" (Nov 1944) (repr. from Continental [Mexico], 1928)
JAMES HELVICK
"Total Recall" (Aug 1962) (1951 reprint)
ERNEST HEMINGWAY
"The Killers" (June 1947) (repr. from Scribner's Magazine, Mar 1927 and the book Men Without Women)
DION HENDERSON
"More of a Notability" (Jan 1969)
DONALD HENDERSON
"The Alarm Bell" (July 1945)
O. HENRY
"The Marionettes" (Mar 1943)
"Thimble, Thimble" (Jan 1949) (reprinted from Hampton's magazine?, 1909)
"A Retrieved Reformation" (Jan 1961) (repr. from Roads of Destiny, 1903)
"The Man Higher Up" (Oct 1961) (from "The Gentle Grafter," 1908)
"The Ransom of Red Chief" (July 1963) (repr. from Whirligigs, 1907)
"After Twenty Years" (Dec 1969) (repr. from The Four Million)
"The Cop and the Anthem" (Apr 1970) (repr. from The Four Million)
"TICTOCQ, The Great French Detective; or, The Murder in Rue St. Bonjour" (May 1971) (repr. from The Rolling Stone, June 23, 1894)
“The Confession of __________” (Mar 1972)
VERA HENRY
"What They Don't Know Won't Hurt Them" (May 1967)
EDWIN P. HICKS
"Town Hero" (Aug 1963) [Black Mask Dept]
PATRICIA HIGHSMITH
"The Terrapin" (Oct 1962)
"The Gracious, Pleasant Life of Mrs. Afton" (Feb 1963)
"Another Bridge To Cross" (Dec 1964)
"The Hate Murders" (May 1965)
"The Heroine" (Jan 1966) (repr. from Harper's Bazaar, 1945)
"Camera Fiend" (Feb 1967) (orig. title "Camera Finish"; 1960)
"The Empty Birdhouse" (Jan 1969)
"Poised To Fly" (Aug 1969)
"The Nature of the Thing" (Apr 1970)
"You Can't Depend on Anybody" (July 1971)
“Woodrow Wilson’s Necktie” (Mar 1972)
CLIFTON HILL (pseudonym)
"The Image of My Father's Face" (Jan 1964)
MARGARET HILLERT
"Who's Minding the Store?" (July 1965) (1pg. poem)
JAMES HILTON
"The Mallet" (Sept 1942)
"The Perfect Plan" (Mar 1946)
DOLORES HITCHENS (also known as D. B. Olsen)
"If You See This Woman" (Jan 1966)
EDWARD D. HOCH
"Death in the Harbor" (Dec 1962) [Captain Leopold]
"I'd Know You Anywhere" (Oct 1963)
"The Perfect Time for the Perfect Crime" (Feb 1964)
"The Crime of Avery Mann" (Oct 1964)
"The Clever Mr. Carton" (Jan 1965) [Captain Leopold]
"The Spy Who Did Nothing" (May 1965) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Had Faith in Double-C" (Aug 1965) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Came to the Brink" (Dec 1965) [Rand]
"The Odor of Melting" (Feb 1966)
"The Spy Who Took the Long Route" (Mar 1966) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Came to the End of the Road" (July 1966) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Clouded Tiger" (Sept 1966) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Who Walked Through Walls" (Nov 1966) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Came Out of the Night" (Apr 1967) [Rand]
"The Theft from the Onyx Pool" (June 1967) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Who Worked for Peace" (Aug 1967) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Didn't Exist" (Dec 1967) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Clutched a Playing Card" (Feb 1968) [Rand]
"The Impossible "Impossible Crime"" (Apr 1968)
"The Theft of the Toy Mouse" (June 1968) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Who Read Latin" (Aug 1968) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Brazen Letters" (Nov 1968) [Nick Velvet]
"WHODUNIT: Murder Offstage" (Jan 1969)
"HOWDUNIT: Every Fifth Man" (Jan 1969)
"WHYDUNIT: The Nile Cat" (Jan 1969)
"The Spy Who Purchased a Lavendar" (Apr 1969) [Rand]
"The Spy and the Shopping List Code" (July 1969) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Wicked Tickets" (Sept 1969) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy and the Calendar Network" (Nov 1969) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Meager Beavers" (Dec 1969) [Nick Velvet]
"The Theft of the Laughing Lions" (Feb 1970) [Nick Velvet]
"The Seventh Assassin" (Mar 1970)
"The Seventieth Number" (Mar 1970)
"The Rainy-Day Bandit" (May 1970) [Captain Leopold]
"The Spy and the Bermuda Cipher" (June 1970) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Coco Loot" (Sept 1970) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Who Traveled with a Coffin" (Oct 1970) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Blue Horse" (Nov 1970) [Nick Velvet]
"Christmas Is for Cops" (Dec 1970) [Captain Leopold]
"The Spy and the Diplomat's Daughter" (Jan 1971) [Rand]
"End of the Day" (Feb 1971) [Captain Leopold]
"The Theft of the Dinosaur's Tail" (Mar 1971) [Nick Velvet]
"The Way Out" (Apr 1971)
"The Spy and the Nile Mermaid" (May 1971) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Satin Jury" (June 1971) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Who Knew Too Much" (Aug 1971) [Rand]
"The Leopold Locked Room" (Oct 1971)
"The Theft of the Leather Coffin" (Nov 1971) [Nick Velvet]
"Captain Leopold Does His Job" (Dec 1971)
"The Theft of the Seven Ravens" (Jan 1972) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Without a Country" (Feb 1972) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Didn't Remember" (Apr 1972) [Rand]
“The Theft of the Mafia Cat” (May 1972) [Nick Velvet?]
“The Spy and the Reluctant Courier” (June 1972) [Rand]
SYD HOFF [cartoonist]
"Can Such Things Be?" (June 1970) (2 pgs.)
Dr. BANESH HOFFMANN
"Sherlock, Shakespeare and the Bomb" (Feb 1966) (writ. 1951) (repr. from The Baker Street Journal, Apr 1960)
CHARLES HOFFMAN
"The Body of the Crime" (Sept 1966)
HERMINE HOFFMAN
"Aren't All Cops Dumb?" (Feb 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
KARLA WINGERT HOKE
"The Teaberry Mystery" (Feb 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WM. HOLDER
"Right in the Heart" (May 1954)
ELISABETH SANXAY HOLDING
"People Do Fall Downstairs" (Aug 1947) (plus 1pg editorial afterword)
JAMES HOLDING
"The African Fish Mystery" (Apr 1961)
"The Italian Tile Mystery" (Sept 1961)
"Do-It-Yourself Escape Kit" (Mar 1962)
"The Photographer and the Undertaker" (Nov 1962)
"The Inquisitive Butcher of Nice" (July 1963)
"The Hong Kong Jewel Mystery" (Nov 1963)
"The Zanzibar Shirt Mystery" (Dec 1963)
"The Photographer and the Policeman" (Apr 1964)
"The Tahitian Powder Box Mystery" (Oct 1964)
"Live and Let Live" (Jan 1965)
"The Japanese Card Mystery" (Oct 1965) [Leroy King]
"Grounds for Divorce" (Mar 1966)
"The Photographer and the Jeweler" (May 1966)
"The Toothpick Murder" (July 1966)
"The Photographer and the Professor" (Sept 1966)
"The New Zealand Bird Mystery" (Jan 1967) [Leroy King]
"The Photographer and the Columnist" (June 1967)
"The Philippine Key Mystery" (Feb 1968) [Leroy King]
"Cause for Alarm" (Apr 1970)
"Test Run" (July 1970)
"The Photographer and the Servant Problem" (Oct 1970)
"Mystery Fan" (May 1971)
"The Borneo Snapshot Mystery" (Jan 1972) [Leroy King]
PATRICIA ANN HOLLISTER
"The Woman Who Couldn't Wear Red" (Aug 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
H. H. HOLMES
"The Stripper" (May 1945)
JOHN HOLT
"Number One" (Dec 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
MARGARET PAGE HOOD
"The Green Weed" (Sept 1952)
"I'll Wake You Early" (Nov 1953)
STANLEY HOPKINS, Jr.
"The Lady Holding a Green Apple" (Feb 1947)
ROBERT HOSKINS
"The Emancipation of Mr. Parker" (July 1969)
GEOFFREY HOUSEHOLD
"To Die With Decency" (Apr 1961)
HAYDEN HOWARD
"Pass the Bottle" (Feb 1954)
W. R. HOYT
"Inspector Squid's Most Famous Case" (July 1968)
"Inspector Squid's Second Most Famous Case" (Apr 1969)
HELEN HUDSON
"The Thief" (Feb 1968) (orig. title "A Constant Caller") (repr. from The Reporter, Jan 12, 1967)
ROY HUGGINS
"Death and the Skylark" (Apr 1964) (repr. from Esquire, 1952)
DOROTHY B. HUGHES
"Danger at Deerfawn" (Aug 1964)
Sergeant RUSSELL S. HUGHES
"Seeing Is Believing" (July 1944)
EVAN HUNTER [real name of Ed McBain]
"Someone at the Door" (Oct 1971)
ALDOUS HUXLEY
"The Portrait" (Sept 1952)
FRANCIS ILES (pseudonym of Anthony Berkeley Cox; see Anthony Berkeley)
"Dark Journey" (May 1943) (repr. from The Sunday News, 1934)
"Outside the Law" (June 1949) (copyright 1930)
"The Coward" (Jan 1953) (repr. from Collier's?, 1943)
MICHAEL INNES [real name J.I.M. Stewart?]
"The Cave of Belarius" (Apr 1953)
"The Metal Ribbon" (May 1956) [Assistant Commissioner Appleby]
"The Cellini Saltcellar" (Aug 1956) [Inspector Appleby]
"Death As a Game" (Nov 1965) (repr. from Esquire, Jan 1965) [essay]
"Death in the Sun" (Mar 1966) (copyright 1964) [Inspector Appleby]
"The End of the End" (Nov 1966) [Inspector Appleby]
"Dead Man's Shoes" (June 1967) (1953 reprint) [Inspector Appleby]
"Comedy of Discomfiture" (Sept 1971) [Inspector Appleby]
WILLIAM IRISH (pseudonym of Cornell Woolrich)
"The Earring" (Feb 1946)
"Somebody on the Phone" (Apr 1949)
"Steps... Coming Near" (Apr 1964)
MARTIN IVORY
"The King of Mail Order Mystery" (Mar 1963)
"Ripe for Plucking" (May 1963)
MARGE JACKSON
"Dear Mr. Queen, Editor" (Apr 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
W. W. JACOBS
"His Brother's Keeper" (July 1943) (repr. from book Sea Whispers, 1926)
JOHN JAKES
"Unc Solves Flix Flap" (June 1965) [Uncle Pinkerton]
"Unc Probes Pickle Plot" (Sept 1965) [Uncle Pinkerton]
"Unc Foils Show Foe" (Jan 1966) [Uncle Pinkerton]
P. D. JAMES
"Moment of Power" (July 1968)
"Murder, 1986" (Oct 1970)
WILLIAM NORTH JAYME
"I Will Please Come to Order" (Jan 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WILLIAM JEFFREY [pen-name of Bill Pronzini and Jeffrey Wallmann]
"The Facsimile Shop" (Sept 1970)
GARY JENNINGS
"Grease Job" (June 1963)
SELWYN JEPSON
"Nor the Jury" (Feb 1947)
"By the Sword" (Jan 1952)
F. TENNYSON JESSE
"Lord of the Moment" (Feb 1951)
MIRIAM JOHN
Translated Jean Anouilh's "The Moment Is Near" (July 1969)
VERONICA PARKER JOHNS
"Green Goose Chase" (Oct 1962)
JEROME L. JOHNSON
"Start from Scratch" (Dec 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Man Who Loved Baseball" (Apr 1969)
ALBERT JOHNSTON
"Louisville Blues" (May 1954)
RALPH JONES
"Murder at Chanticleer Hall" (Nov 1953) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EMMA ALICE JORDAN (see Frank Tousey)
HANDON C. JORRICKS (pseudonym of Norma Schier)
"Hocus-Pocus at Drumis Tree" (Apr 1966)
FRANZ KAFKA
"A Fratricide" (May 1969) (copyright 1948)
HUGH MacNAIR KAHLER
"Bottleneck" (Sept 1943) (repr. from Collier's, 2-22-36)
"Goldfish" (Jan 1946; Overseas Edition)
"Safe" (Apr 1946; Overseas Edition)
"What a Pal!" (May 1946; Overseas Edition)
"Goldfish" (Jan 1947)
"Kick" (Apr 1949)
"No Alibi" (Feb 1950) (repr. from Collier's?, 1939) [The Sheriff]
MacKINLAY KANTOR
"The Watchman" (Mar 1944) (repr. from Collier's, 2-22-36)
"Rogues' Gallery" (May 1945)
"The Hunting of Hemingway" (Apr 1946) (repr. from Detective Fiction Weekly, 1945)
JOAN KAPP
"Mystery, Movie Style" (Mar 1967)
NORMAN KATKOV
"The Fix" (July 1953) (repr. from Black Mask, 1946) [Black Mask Dept]
H. R. F. KEATING
"The Justice Boy" (Aug 1967) (his first mystery short story)
"Inspector Ghote and the Test Match" (Oct 1969)
"The Old Shell Collector" (July 1970)
"The Old Haddock" (June 1971)
"Inspector Ghote and the Miracle" (Jan 1972)
MARTIN L. KEEN
"The Bomb" (Oct 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
CLARENCE BUDINGTON KELLAND
"An Ounce of Curiosity" (Apr 1949)
"The Inconspicuous Man" (Jan 1951)
"The Inconspicuous Man" (Nov 1962) (orig. title "Alias Scarface"; 1927)
M. J. KELLY
"Man in a Wheel Chair" (Aug 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HARRY KEMELMAN
"The Nine Mile Walk" (Apr 1947) [Dept of 1st Stories] [Nicky Welt]
"A Winter's Tale" (Apr 1962)
"The Man With the Two Watches" (July 1962) [Nicky Welt]
"The Adelphi Bowl" (Mar 1963) [Nicky Welt]
"Man on a Ladder" (Nov 1967) [Nicky Welt] (8th EQMM Nicky Welt story)
R. E. KENDALL
"Listen, Listen!" (June 1947)
BAYNARD KENDRICK
"Death at the Porthole" (Nov 1944) (repr. from Country Home, 1938) [C. Chandler]
"The Eye" (Nov 1945) [Cliff Chandler]
"The Case of the Stuttering Sextant" (Mar 1947)
"5 - 4 = Murderer" (Jan 1953) [Duncan Maclain]
"A Clue from Bing Crosby" (Jan 1963) (orig. title "Silent Night") (copyright 1958) [Duncan Maclain]
VERONICA M. S. KENNEDY
"Detect the Inspector" (May 1969) (1 pg. word game)
"Spot the Story; or, Name the Novel" (Mar 1971) (1 pg. word game)
GERALD KERSH [Kersh died circa 1969]
"The Adventures of Karmesin: 1. Karmesin, Murderer. 2. Karmesin, Jewel Thief." (Nov 1945)
"Adventures of Karmesin" (May 1949)
"Open Verdict" (Oct 1959)
"A Deal in Overcoats" (July 1962) (orig. title "Oalamaoa") (repr. from Playboy, 1960) [Karmesin]
"The Unkillable Man" (Sept 1962) (orig. title "The Man Death Forgot"; 1946)
"The Persian Bedspread" (Nov 1963)
"Honor Among Thieves" (Aug 1964) [Karmesin]
"Karmesin Takes Pen in Hand" (Nov 1964)
"The Geometry of the Skirt" (Mar 1965) [Vara the Tailor]
"The Haunted Typewriter" (July 1965) [Bo Raymond]
"A Matter of Pink Elephants" (July 1965) [Bo Raymond]
"Want To Buy a Cat?" (Oct 1965)
"Karmesin and the Hamlet Promptbook" (Jan 1966) (orig. title "The Karmesin Affair") (repr. from The Saturday Evening Post, 1962)
"Time Is the Illusion" (Oct 1966) (repr. from Playboy, 1962) (orig. title "A Lucky Day for the Boar")
"A Game Played in the Twilight" (June 1967) (1959 reprint) (orig. title "A Tale Told in the Twilight")
"The Ambiguities of Lo Yeing Pai" (June 1968) [Vara the Tailor]
"The Pettifer Collection" (Nov 1968)
"Karmesin and the Trismagistus Formula" (Mar 1969)
"Karmesin the Fixer" (Jan 1970)
"One Case in a Million" (Feb 1970)
"Mr. Tomorrow" (Apr 1970) [Swindle Sheet Morris]
"The Scar" (May 1970)
"Dr. Ox Will Die at Midnight" (Oct 1970)
"Gambling Fever" (Jan 1971)
JOYCE KILMER
"Whitemail" (Jan 1952) (repr from The Smart Set, March 1914 per Philsp)
C. DALY KING
"The Nail and the Requiem" (May 1944) (repr. from Mystery Magazine, 1935, and book The Curious Mr. Tarrant)
"Lost Star" (Sept 1944) (rej. title "The Episode of the Little Girl Who Wasn't There" [Trevis Tarrant]
FRANK KING
"Hand of Glory" (Jan 1947)
LILLIAN KING
"Try to Remember" (Jan 1954)
PAMELA JAYNE KING
"Nightmare" (Nov 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories] (author was age 14)
RUFUS KING
"The Man Who Didn't Exist" (Aug 1947) (repr. from Flynn's Magazine, 1925)
"The Case of the Peculiar Precautions" (Sept 1951)
"The Y-Shaped Scar" (Sept 1952)
"Gift for the Bride" (May 1962) [Stuff Driscoll]
"The Gods, To Avenge..." (June 1963) [Stuff Driscoll]
"The Caesar Complex" (Sept 1963)
"Three Paths To Choose" (May 1964) (1940 reprint) [Dr. Colin Starr] (orig. title "The Case of the Buttoned Collar")
"The Perfect Stranger" (Sept 1964)
"Anatomy of a Crime" (Dec 1966) [Stuff Driscoll]
"The Tenth Case out of Ten" (Nov 1969) (repr. from McCall's?, 1941) (orig. title "The Case of the Sudden Shot") [Dr. Colin Starr]
JIM KJELGAARD
"Code of the Underworld" (Aug 1953) (repr. from Black Mask?, 1941) [Black Mask Dept]
"A Fair Bet" (Dec 1962) (orig. title "Pedro the Gambler"; 1951)
EUGENIA KLEIN
"A Tale Told Out of School" (Dec 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EUGENIA KLEIN GINGOLD
"The Peacock" (Jan 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
DON KNOWLTON
"For Sale - Silence" (Jan 1961)
"The Room at the End of the Hall" (July 1961)
"The Letter of the Law" (May 1962)
"The Curious Quints" (Aug 1962) [Prof. Atwater of the Addison Club]
"The Queerodds" (Oct 1963)
"A Call from the Devil" (May 1965)
"The Coconut Trial" (Feb 1966)
JAMES KNOX
"Mr. Lightning" (July 1966) [comics hero]
"The Last Word" (June 1968)
WILLIAM KRASNER
"All in the Day's Work" (Nov 1953) (author planned to include this story as a chapter in his 3rd novel, North of Welfare) [Black Mask Dept]
WILLIAM KROHN
"The Impossible Murder of Dr. Satanus" (Apr 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories] [author was age 18]
PETER B. KYNE
"A Little Knowledge" (Mar 1946, Overseas Edition)
"New Year's Eve in Panamint" (Jan 1953) (copyright 1916)
"Without Benefit of Jury" (Feb 1953)
OLIVER LA FARGE
"Woman Hunt No Good" (Nov 1951)
ED LACY
"The Frozen Custard Caper" (Jan 1963)
"The Juicy Mango Caper" (Feb 1966) [Black Mask Dept]
"Break in the Routine" (June 1966)
"More Than One Way To Skin a Cat" (July 1968)
JOAN D. LADD
"Tiger in the Cellar" (Nov 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ROBERT LADNER, JR.
"Choice of Evils" (June 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
R. A. LAFFERTY
"`Enfants Terribles'" (June 1971)
A. C. LAMPREY
"Gumshoe Glossary" (May 1965)
"Gumshoe Glossary: II" (Apr 1966)
"Gumshoe Glossary: III" (July 1968)
ALLEN LANG
"The Trail of the Catfish" (Jan 1962)
ALLEN KIM LANG
"Death in the Air" (Aug 1964)
"Murder in a Nudist Camp" (Apr 1966)
EDWIN LANHAM
"Asphodel" (May 1947)
RING LARDNER
"Stop Me - If You've Heard This One" (Jan 1963) (writ. 1929)
PAT WALLACE LATNER
"Trouble House" (Nov 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
BETHEL LAURENCE
"You Are Going to Die" (Aug 1956) (orig. title "The Call) (1951 reprint)
STEPHEN LEACOCK
"An Irreducible Detective Story; or, Hanged by a Hair; or, A Murder Mystery Minimized" (Oct 1951) (copyright 1916) (1pg. short-short)
The League of Forgotten Men
#2 (Sept 1942): Ezra Stackpole Butterworth (see Hugh Pendexter)
The League of Forgotten Women
#1 (Nov 1943): Sophie Lang (see Frederick Irving Anderson)
JAMES LEASOR
"The Seventy-Sixth Face" (Sept 1967) (repr. from Vogue, 1965) (orig. title "Doctor Love Strikes Again") [Dr Jason Love]
JACK LEAVITT
"Two Women Too Many" (Feb 1969)
"Checkout Counter" (Oct 1970)
MAURICE LeBLANC
"The Lady with the Hatchet" (Mar 1943)
"A Gentleman" (May 1947)
"The Red Silk Scarf" (Dec 1951) (writ. 1913) [Arsene Lupin]
NORBERT LEDERER (see Lillian Day)
FRITZ LEIBER
"The Number of the Beast" (Jan 1966) (repr. from Galaxy?, 1958)
LEONARD L. LEONARD
"Wages of Innocence" (Mar 1947)
O. H. LESLIE
"Alibi on the Steve Allen Show" (May 1956)
ROY LESTER-POND
"Give a Man Rope" (Sept 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
MAURICE LEVEL
"The Maniac" (Jan 1949) (repr. from the book Tales of Mystery and Horror, 1920)
"The Confession" (Jan 1951)
FRED LEVON
"Help Me - If You Can" (Apr 1953) (orig. title "Turmoil") (repr. from Maclean's, 1948) [Dept of 1st Stories]
RICHARD O. LEWIS
"Falling Star" (May 1963)
"The Man Who Counted His Blessings" (July 1963)
"A Matter of Protection" (Jan 1964)
"The Importance of Sawing Wood" (July 1964)
"Killer At Large" (Dec 1964)
"Fire With Fire" (Feb 1965)
"Hoss Thief" (May 1965)
"Your Days Are Few" (Aug 1970)
"Showdown" (Feb 1971)
ROBERT LEWIS
"The Quigley Librarian" (July 1953) (repr. from Esquire, 1950)
SINCLAIR LEWIS
"The Post-Mortem Murder" (Mar 1951)
"The Ghost Patrol" (Apr 1953) (1917 reprint)
"The Willow Walk" (Mar 1961) (1918 reprint)
M. LINDSAY
"The Garnet Ring" (Nov 1944) (repr. from Ballou's "Dollar Monthly Magazine" May 1861 issue)
CLAYRE and MICHEL LIPMAN
"A Slice of Miss Wittles" (July 1961) (repr. from Malcom's?, 1954) (orig. title "The House in Judas Street")
ELEAZAR LIPSKY
"The Quality of Mercy" (Sept 1953)
LAEL J. LITTKE
"A Feline Felony" (Jan 1968)
"Mrs. Twiller Takes a Trip" (May 1970)
"The Bantam Phantom" (May 1971) (ghost story)
KENNETH LIVINGSTON
"The Missing Motive" (Jan 1949) (repr. from the book The Dodd Cases, 1934)
FRANCES and RICHARD LOCKRIDGE
"A Winter's Tale" (Feb 1961)
"The Accusing Smoke" (Aug 1961) (orig. title "Allergic to Murder"; 1959)
"Flair for Murder" (Oct 1965) [last story Frances, who died on 2-17-63, co-wrote]
JACK LONDON
"The Leopard Man's Story" (May 1943) (1903 reprint)
"A Piece of Life" (Mar 1954)
"The Mastery of Mystery" (June 1954) (repr. from Children of the Frost, 1902)
"King of the Lepers" (Aug 1956) (orig. title "Koolau the Leper") (repr. from book House of Pride and Other Stories, 1912)
"Lost Face" (Sept 1959) (1910 reprint)
"The Dead Do Not Come Back" (Feb 1961) (orig. title "The Eternity of Forms") (repr. from The Turtles of Tasman, 1916)
"The Dead Horse Trail" (June 1964) (orig. title "Which Make Men Remember") (repr. from The God of His Fathers and Other Stories, 1901)
"Just Meat" (Feb 1965) (1911 reprint)
CONWAY LONSTAR [see Norma Schier]
LOUIS GREGORY LOW
"To the Last Detail" (Sept 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
CARY LUCAS
"Unknown Quantity" (Aug 1953) [Black Mask Dept]
MAGNUS LUDENS
"The Red Eggs" (Aug 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
FRITZI FRANZ LUMEN
“The Prayer Wheels” (June 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EDGAR LUSTGARTEN
"Forbidden Fruit" (Jan 1963)
JOHN LUTZ
"Quid Pro Quo" (Aug 1967)
"The Insomniacs Club" (Sept 1968)
"The Real Shape of the Coast" (June 1971)
JACK LUZZATTO
"GAMES WITH NAMES: A Fun Quiz" (June 1965)
DANA LYON
"The Bitter Years" (Sept 1971)
“The Woman in the Stone House” (May 1972)
ROBIE MACAULEY
"The Barrington Quality" (Nov 1970)
LIBBY MacCALL
"Recipe for Murder" (Jan 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The PTA Mystery" (Oct 1966)
JOHN D. MacDONALD
"Triple Cross" (Apr 1954)
"Funny the Way Things Work Out" (Apr 1963)
"Never Quite Tough Enough" (Apr 1966) (orig. title "Fatal Accident") (1948 reprint) [Black Mask Dept]
"No Business for an Amateur" (Oct 1967) (orig. title "Dead to the World") (1947 reprint) [Black Mask Dept]
"Dead on Christmas Street" (Jan 1971) (1952 reprint)
"He Was Always a Nice Boy" (Mar 1971)
PHILIP MacDONALD
"The Wood-for-the-Trees" (June 1947) [Colonel Gethryn]
"Two Exploits of Harry the Hat" (Feb 1949)
(JOHN) ROSS MacDONALD (pseudonym)
"Wild Goose Chase" (July 1954)
"Murder Is a Public Matter" (Oct 1959) [Lew Archer]
"Bring the Killer to Justice" (Feb 1962) (copyright 1958) [Lew Archer]
"Midnight Blue" (July 1971) (copyright 1960) [Lew Archer]
WILLIAM MacHARG
"Broadway Murder" (Feb 1946)
"No Clues" (July 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1940) [O'Malley]
"Lost Girl" (Jan 1948) (copyright 1940) [O'Malley]
"Manhattan Murder" (Aug 1965) (orig. title "The Fourth Girl") (1932 reprint) [O'Malley]
"East Side Homicide" (Apr 1966) (orig. title "The Checkered Suit") (1936 reprint) [O'Malley]
"Tell 'em at Headquarters" (Feb 1968) (orig. title "Soiled Diamonds") (1932 reprint) [O'Malley]
"Murder Makes It Worse" (Sept 1970) (1939 reprint) [O'Malley]
ARTHUR MACHEN
"The Cosy Room" (Mar 1949) (repr. from The Cosy Room and Other Short Stories, 1936)
NEIL MacNEISH
"Lament for a Scholar" (June 1967)
LARRY MADDOCK
"The Death Wish" (Sept 1967)
FLOYD MAHANNAH
"Ask Maria" (June 1949) [Dept of 1st Stories]
TED MALONE
"The Case of the Ninety-Two Candles" (Feb 1947)
BARRY N. MALZBERG
"Beyond Sleep" (Nov 1970)
"Agony Column" (Dec 1971)
"Cornell" (Apr 1972) [in honor of Cornell Woolrich]
J. CADY MANDARINO
"Future Unlimited" (June 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DON M. MANKIEWICZ
"Two Rolls, No Coffee" (Dec 1953) [Black Mask Dept]
DAVID X. MANNERS
"Killer's Keeper" (May 1949)
MARGARET MANNERS
"Squeakie's First Case" (May 1943)
"Squeakie's Second Case" (May 1945)
"Matter for a May Morning" (May 1946) [Squeakie]
WILLIAM MARCH
"The Bird House" (Feb 1954)
J. J. MARRIC (pen-name of John Creasey)
"Gideon's War" (May 1968) (orig. title "Crooks' Harvest"; 1962)
"Gideon and the Shoplifting Ring" (Nov 1969)
"Gideon and the Drunken Sailor" (Dec 1969)
"Gideon and the Teen-age Hooligans" (Mar 1970)
"Gideon and the Pickpockets" (Apr 1970)
"Gideon and the Young Toughs" (Aug 1970)
"Gideon and the Pigeon" (Feb 1971)
"Gideon and the Chestnut Vendor" (Feb 1972)
“Gideon and the Vintage Car Thefts” (May 1972)
NGAIO MARSH
"I Can Find My Way Out" (Aug 1946) [Inspector Roderick Alleyn]
ALFRED MARTINEZ
"Ace in the Hole" (May 1962) [Black Mask Dept]
OLGA MARX
"The Miracle on Fifth Avenue" (June 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Last Day in Paris" (May 1964) [her 2nd story]
"Something Rare and Beautiful" (Apr 1965)
A. E. W. MASON
"The Italian" (Apr 1949)
VAN WYCK MASON
"The Repeater" (Feb 1947)
HAROLD Q. MASUR
"Squealer's Reward" (June 1962)
BERKELY MATHER (pseudonym; British writer)
"Cri de Coeur" (Aug 1961) (copyright 1959)
"The Fish of My Uncle's Cat" (Nov 1961)
"Ma Tante Always Done Her Best" (Dec 1968) (copyright 1967)
"For Want of a Nail" (Apr 1969)
"Terror Ride" (Apr 1970)
"The Big Bite" (Dec 1970)
"The Rajah's Emeralds" (Apr 1971) (copyright 1960)
"Treasure Trove" (July 1971)
"No Questions Asked" (Apr 1972)
RICHARD MATHESON
"Needle in the Heart" (Oct 1969) (2pgs)
"Till Death Do Us Part" (Sept 1970) (2pgs)
“Leo Rising” (May 1972)
JOSEPH MATHEWSON
"A Stranger's Tale" (Mar 1967)
THEODORE MATHIESON
"Alexander the Great, Detective" (Sept 1959)
"Alexandre Dumas, Detective" (May 1961)
"Galileo, Detective" (Oct 1961)
“No Motive” (June 1972)
ROBIN MAUGHAM
“Follow the Sun” (Mar 1972)
W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM
"Footprints in the Jungle" (Mar 1944) (repr. from book Ah King, 1927)
"The Dream" (Jan 1946)
"The Happy Couple" (Aug 1951)
"The Point of Honor" (Nov 1951)
GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Title Contest Story (Mar 1954) [winner announced in June issue, p. 15]
"Vendetta" (July 1964)
DAPHNE DU MAURIER
"The Old Man" (Feb 1953)
FLORENCE V. MAYBERRY
"The Motion Picture in Mrs. Leister's Mind" (Feb 1964)
"Out of the Dream Stumbling" (May 1964)
"A Lily in Chrissy's Hand" (July 1965)
"Bitter Vetch" (Mar 1968)
"Lost Soaring Dream" (Mar 1969)
"Not Lost Any More" (Sept 1969)
"Doll Baby" (Dec 1970)
"The Beauty in That House" (May 1971)
"The Lady of the Afghans" (Aug 1971)
"To Find a Millionaire" (Dec 1971)
"Screen Test" (Feb 1972)
ED McBAIN [also see Evan Hunter]
"Eighty Million Eyes" (May 1966) (1963 reprint) [87th Precinct]
"The Empty Hours" (May 1967) (copyright 1960 & 1962) [87th Precinct]
"Nightshade" (Aug 1970) [87th Precinct]
KENNETH J. McCAFFREY
"The Liberator" (Nov 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
HENRIETTE McCLELLAND
"The Perfect Secretary" (Nov 1961)
"The Finisher" (June 1962)
HELEN McCLOY
"Chinoiserie" (July 1946)
"Murder Is Everybody's Business" (Feb 1953)
"The Black Disk" (Apr 1961) (orig. title "The Nameless Clue"; 1941)
"The Shadows Outside" (June 1962) (orig. title "The Waiting Shadow"; 1952)
"Number Ten Q Street" (Sept 1963)
"Murder Ad Lib" (Nov 1964) [Dr. Basil Willing]
"Into Thin Air" (Feb 1965) [Dr. Basil Willing]
"Of Time and Murder" (July 1968) (orig. title "Better Off Dead"; 1949)
"The Pleasant Assassin" (Dec 1970) [Dr. Basil Willing]
JANE McCLURE
"Dark Interlude" (Sept 1952)
VINCENT McCONNOR
"Just Like Inspector Maigret" (Oct 1964) [George Drayton]
"The Honeymoon Murders" (Jan 1965) [George Drayton]
"Souffle Surprise" (Apr 1965)
"Old George and the Antiques Mystery" (Aug 1966) [George Drayton]
"Pauline or Denise?" (Nov 1966)
"The Man Who Collected Obits" (Feb 1967)
JOHNSTON McCULLEY
"Thubway Tham, Thvilian" (Mar 1944)
WILLIAM C. McDERMOTT
Translated Petrus Alphonsi's "Mr. Aid-for-the-Needy" (July 1961)
JAMES HOLT McGAVRAN
"Cat and Mouse" (Mar 1961)
"Horn of Plenty" (July 1961)
PAT McGERR
"Murder to the Twist" (Oct 1962)
"Justice Has a High Price" (Feb 1963)
"The Washington, D.C., Murders" (Sept 1963)
"Match Point in Berlin" (June 1968) [Selena Mead]
"This One's a Beauty" (Nov 1971)
“The Last Check” (Mar 1972)
WILLIAM P. McGIVERN
"Ordeal in Darkness" (Dec 1961)
"The Last Word" (Feb 1963) (orig. title "The Sound of Thunder"; 1952)
CHARLES McINTOSH
"Elementary, My Dear Job Seeker" (Nov 1965)
WILLINE McKEE
"Unnatural Evidence" (Jan 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
RUSSELL McLAUCHLIN
"Teatime in Baker Street" (Feb 1972) (repr. from The Baker Street Journal, c. 1950) [Sherlockiana]
JOHN F. McLAUGHLIN
"The Killing of Phil" (July 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ROBERT McNEAR
"The Salad Maker" (Jan 1967)
"Philo's Gestation" (Nov 1968)
"The Green Gorevan" (Dec 1969)
"Detection Without Tears" (Apr 1970)
"Anatomy of Body Disposal" (Sept 1970)
"Death's Door" (May 1971) (repr. from Playboy, 1969)
H. C. McNEILE
"Thirteen Lead Soldiers" (Mar 1943)
LAUREL ANNE McVICKER [Mrs. Ned S. Goss]
"Acrostecs" (July 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories; 2pg. verse]
PATRICK MEADOWS
"Murder in a Locked Box" (Aug 1969)
RUTH MELCHER
"The Eye of Jehovah" (Oct 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
SHERWOOD BRADFORD MENKES
"The Waiting Room" (July 1964) (writ. 1948) [Dept of 1st Stories]
KENNETH MILLAR
"Find the Woman" (June 1946)
MARGARET MILLAR
"The Couple Next Door" (July 1954)
"The People Across the Canyon" (Oct 1962)
ARTHUR MILLER
"It Takes a Thief" (May 1953)
WADE MILLER
"A Bad Time of Day" (Sept 1956)
ROBERT P. MILLS
"Detective Directory" [boxed excerpts of book reviews] (June 1951; Dec 1951; Jan 1952; Mar 1952; Apr 1952; May 1952; Aug 1952; Jan 1953; Apr 1953; July 1953; Aug 1953; Nov 1953; June 1954; May 1956; Aug 1956)
THOMAS MILLSTEAD
"Crossing the Line" (Dec 1969)
"Meter Maid Meets Murder" (June 1970)
A. A. MILNE (creator of Winnie-the-Pooh)
HARRY MINER
"Corpus Delicti" (Nov 1951)
Miniature Dime Novel (see Frank Tousey)
MR. X
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part One: The Pawn" (Apr 1971)
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part Two: The Rook" (May 1971)
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part Three: The Knight" (June 1971)
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part Four: The Bishop" (July 1971)
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part Five: The Queen" (Aug 1971)
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part Six: The King" (Sept 1971)
S. WEIR MITCHELL
"The Waters of Oblivion" (Jan 1944) (repr. from Little Stories)
CLEVELAND MOFFETT
"The Mysterious Card" (Nov 1963)
JACK MOFFITT
"The Necklace" (Feb 1946)
N. CASHATT MONSARRAT
"The Man with the Attache Case" (May 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
KYLE MONTGOMERY
"There Is No Dreaming" (Apr 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Rules of the Game" (Nov 1964) (+ 2 drawings by author)
ARTHUR MOORE
"Dime Store Diamond" (Apr 1964) (aka "The 5-C's Caper"?)
"The Planting of Cousin Curly" (Aug 1964)
"The Great Glockenspiel Gimmick" (Oct 1965)
"The Hot Key Caper" (June 1966)
KENNETH MOORE
"Protection" (Jan 1967)
STELLA ANN MORAN [wife of William Patrick Moran, Jr.]
"No Place To Run" (Dec 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WILLIAM PATRICK MORAN, JR. [husband of Stella Ann Moran]
"Skyjack" (Dec 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ALBERTO MORAVIA
"Only the Death of a Man" (Oct 1967) (orig. title "The Secret"; 1959) (Translated by Helene Cantarella)
NIGEL MORLAND
"Flowers for an Angel" (Sept 1951)
"Introducing V. I. Pybus" (Dec 1963)
CHRISTOPHER MORLEY
"The Mycroft Magic Square" (Mar 1943)
"A Scandal in Bohemia" (Jan 1944) (playlet script) [Sherlockiana]
"The Curious Case of Kenelm Digby" (July 1944) [Dove Dulcet] (repr. from book Tales From a Rolltop Desk, 1921)
"Codeine (7 Per Cent)" (Nov 1945) [Dove Dulcet, w/Sherlock Holmes' niece]
"The Consolable Widow" (May 1946)
"Dove Dulcet Hitches His Wagon - " (July 1947)
"Sky Writing" (Jan 1953) (copyright 1933) [Dove Dulcet]
McGARRY MORLEY
"Testimony of a Witness" (Mar 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Will Somebody Kindly Tell Me?" (Sept 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
ARTHUR MORRISON
"The Flitterbat Lancers" (Apr 1954)
SONORA MORROW
"The Right Way and the Wrong" (Oct 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JOHN D. MORSE
"Middle-Aged Fan's Lament" (Jan 1972) (short Detectiverse)
“Dear Ngaio Marsh” (May 1972) (Detectiverse)
HENRY MYERS
"Nothing So Hard As a Diamond" (May 1953)
"The Pale Sergeant" (Apr 1954)
THOMAS NARCEJAC
"The Police Are on the Stairs" (Feb 1951)
"The Red Orchid" (Jan 1961) (Translated by Lawrence G. Blochman) [Nero Wolfe pastiche]
"The Oliveira Affair" (Apr 1961) (Translated by Blochman) [Arsene Lupin]
OGDEN NASH
"They Don't Read De Quincey in Philly or Cincy" (May 1966) (repr. from Harper's Magazine, 1965)
DANIEL NATHAN
"The Adventures of Danny: The Boy and the Money Box" (Aug 1956) (early version in his book The Golden Summer, 1953; new introduction by J. Yaffe)
ROBERT NATHAN
"A Death in the Stadium" (Mar 1946) (repr. from Scribner's Magazine, 1927)
H. C. NEAL
"A Matter of Expert Opinion" (Dec 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Pegasus Pilfer" (Nov 1962)
FREDERICK NEBEL
"Dead Date" (Apr 1946) (orig. title "Shake-Up") (repr. from Black Mask, 1932)
"Killer at Large" (Sept 1961)
"Needle in a Haystack" (Aug 1962)
EMILY NEFF
"The Love Sportsman" (May 1961)
EDITH NESBIT
"No. 17" (Aug 1951)
FRANCIS M. NEVINS, JR.
“Open Letter to Survivors” (May 1972)
A New York Detective (see Frank Tousey)
NEWTON NEWKIRK
"Origin of the Detective Business" (Oct 1951) (1pg short-short)
HELEN NIELSEN
"Cop's Day Off" (Aug 1961)
"The Hopeless Case" (June 1962)
"Death Scene" (May 1963)
"Witness for the Defense" (Sept 1963)
"The Breaking Point" (Aug 1965)
"The Chicken Feed Mine" (Dec 1966)
"No Legal Evidence" (Mar 1969)
"The Perfect Servant" (Nov 1971)
LARRY NIVEN
"The Deadlier Weapon" (June 1968)
CHARLES NORMAN
"The Final Touch" (Apr 1962)
"Simple Justice" (Mar 1965)
CHARLES G. NORRIS
"Mr. Briggs Was Right" (Mar 1946) (repr. from Collier's Magazine, 1926)
MARGARET NORRIS
"A Case of Identities" (Apr 1966) [Sherlockiana]
HENRY NORTON
"How Jacques Spent His Wedding Night" (Sept 1952)
STEPHEN R. NOVAK
"Never Overlook an Angle" (May 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JOHN O'BRIEN
"Ludwig Soaring Down" (July 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HUGH O'CONNOR
"Double Trouble" (co-writ. with Walter Duranty) (Apr 1949)
MARK O'DAY
"A Killing on Chalk" (Oct 1970)
WILLIAM O'FARRELL
"A Paper for Mr. Wurley" (July 1963) (incl. Editor's "In Memoriam"; O'Farrell died Apr 11, 1962)
"Over There - Darkness" (Nov 1964) (repr. from Sleuth Mystery Magazine, Oct 1958)
"With Blue Ribbons On It" (Oct 1966) (1961 reprint) (orig. title "The Hood Is a Bonnet")
LENORE GLEN OFFORD
"Memoirs of a Mystery Critic" (Apr 1967) (poem) (repr. from Mystery Writers Annual, 1966)
"The Old Lady Shows Her Prejudices" (Mar 1968) (poem)
JOHN O'HARA
"The Public Career of Mr. Seymour Harrisburg" (Nov 1962) (1935 reprint)
DONALD OLSON
"Vengeance Villa" (Aug 1969)
MURIEL LUDLOW OLSON
"In No Other Place" (June 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DENNIS O'NEIL [comics writer]
"Report on a Broken Bridge" (Dec 1971)
JUDITH O'NEILL
"The Identification" (Feb 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"In the Camp of the Enemy" (May 1969)
BARONESS ORCZY
"Mysterious Death in Percy Street" (Apr 1949)
RODRIGUES OTTOLENGUI
"A Frosty Morning" (Jan 1943)
FULTON OURSLER (see Rupert Hughes)
WILL OURSLER
"The Shadow and the Shadowed" (Feb 1951)
STUART B. OVER
"The Old Man in the Next Bed" (Jan 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ROBERT T. OWENS
"With Perpetual Care" (Jan 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JOSH PACHTER
"E. Q. Griffen Earns His Name" (Dec 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories] (author was 16 yrs old) (Ellery Queen pastiche)
"E. Q. Griffen's Second Case" (May 1970) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
"Sam Buried Caesar" (Aug 1971) (author was 18) (Nero Wolfean)
JUAN PAGE [no doubt a pseudonym-pun on "one page," length of story]
"Dead Heat" (Feb 1961)
"Fair Game" (Feb 1962)
"Story Without an Ending" (Apr 1968)
"The Justice of Solomon" (June 1968)
BARRY PAIN
"The Problem Club" (May 1949)
ELIZABETH PALMER
"Post-Obit" (Aug 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
STUART PALMER
"The Lady From Dubuque" (Mar 1944) (repr. from Sunday News, 12-27-42) (orig. title "The Puzzle of the Scorned Woman") [Withers]
"The Adventure of the Marked Man" (July 1944) [Sherlockiana]
"The Riddle of the Twelve Amethysts" (Mar 1945) [Hildegarde Withers]
"Snafu Murder" (Nov 1945) [Withers]
"The Riddle of the Black Museum" (Mar 1946) [Withers]
EDGAR PANGBORN
"The Singing Stick" (Aug 1952) [Cro-Magnon detective]
"Mrrrar!" (July 1953)
"Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" (Oct 1962)
PERCY SPURLARK PARKER
"Block Party" (Apr 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HENRY T. PARRY
"Winter Savory" (June 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"A Place of Sacrifice" (Mar 1966)
"The Baker Street Irregulars Murder Case" (Feb 1968) [Sherlockiana]
"An Academic Crime" (Feb 1969)
"Season's Greetings" (Oct 1970)
"Turnpike Roulette" (Aug 1971)
SISTER PASCHALA, O.P.
"?" (Jan 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
Q. PATRICK (pseudonym of Richard Webb and Hugh Wheeler; see Patrick Quentin)
"White Carnations" (Nov 1945) (repr. from Collier's, 1945) [Timothy Trant]
"Witness for the Prosecution" (July 1946)
"Love Comes to Miss Lucy" (Apr 1947)
"The Corpse in the Closet" (Jan 1948) [Timothy Trant]
"The Jack of Diamonds" (Feb 1949)
"Thou Lord Seest Me" (July 1949)
NEIL PATERSON
"Man on the Tightrope" (Nov 1964) (1952 reprint)
B. D. PEIRCE (South African radio writer)
"Hit in the Night - and Run" (May 1969)
J. F. PEIRCE
"The Man Who Was a Station Wagon" (Dec 1963) (co-writ. w/Fred Rodewald)
"The Lonely Ones" (Mar 1964)
"The Great Shakespeare Mystery" (May 1964)
"Devil To Pay" (Oct 1965)
"The Pale Face of the Rider" (Nov 1966)
"The Total Portrait" (Apr 1971)
"The Hot Tamales Murder Case" (Dec 1971)
“Nothing New Under the Sun” (June 1972)
ALEX PELLE
"Play It Cool, Pal" (Aug 1968)
BRUCE D. PELLETIER
"The Hedgehog and the Fox" (Apr 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HUGH PENDEXTER
"According to the Evidence" (Sept 1942) (repr. from Adventure Magazine, 1913)
HUGH PENTECOST (real name is Judson P. Philips)
"Challenge to the Reader" (May 1947)
S. J. PERELMAN
"Farewell, My Lovely Appetizer" (July 1945) (repr. from New Yorker, 1944)
"The Saucier's Apprentice" (Dec 1961) (copyright 1956)
"Danger in the Drain" (June 1964) (repr. from The New Yorker, 1948) (aka "The Case of the Indelible Bath"?)
BARRY PEROWNE (pseudonym of Phil Atkey)
"The Blind Spot" (Nov 1945)
"Up the Garden Path" (Feb 1949)
"The Headprint" (Jan 1951)
"The Six Golden Nymphs" (May 1956) [Raffles]
"Papa Tral's Harvest" (Mar 1964)
JANE PERRY
"Ransom in Unmarked Bills" (Apr 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
PAUL PERRY
"Fixed Fee" (Oct 1968)
JULIA PETERKIN
"Ashes" (Mar 1954)
STEVEN PETERS
"George Washington, Detective" (Aug 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Backyard Dig" (Aug 1967)
"On Death Row" (June 1968)
"Project Murder" (Feb 1969)
CHARLES A. PETERSON
"The Arithmetic of Poison" (Feb 1968)
RHONA PETRIE
"What We're All Hooked On" (Sept 1968)
"Such a Long Time After" (Dec 1968)
"People Keep Dying Round Here" (Mar 1969)
"Part of That Cold Eye" (July 1969) [Larry Moss]
EDEN PHILLPOTTS
"Peters, Detective" (Apr 1954)
JOHN PICK
"They Said It Couldn't Be Done" (Sept 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ROBERT PICKERING
"A Lesson in Logic" (Nov 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
MARJORIE L. C. PICKTHALL
"The Man Who Bought Things Cheap" (Apr 1953) (repr. from Harper's Magazine, 1913)
JOHN PIERCE
"The Chicken Game" (July 1968)
"A Case of Jurisdiction" (Aug 1968)
"Something Damp and Green" (Oct 1968)
"A Child's Garden of Profits" (Dec 1968)
"The Fur-Lined Goodbye" (Mar 1969)
"Miss Paisley on a Diet" (Feb 1970)
"The Pig Sticker" (Jan 1971)
"Exercise Number One" (Sept 1971)
"The Ropewalker" (Oct 1971)
"Once a Cop" (Jan 1972) [Inspector Seal]
"Abracadabra" (Apr 1972) [Inspector Seal]
ROBERT L. PIKE
"Clancy and the Subway Jumper" (Dec 1961) [Case Book of 52nd Precinct]
"Clancy and the Paper Clue" (Jan 1962) [52nd Precinct]
"Clancy and the Shoeshine Boy" (June 1962) [52nd Precinct]
"Clancy and the Cat's Eyes" (Mar 1963) [52nd Precinct]
CYRIL PLUNKETT
"The Killer" (Nov 1943)
"The Guest" (Sept 1944)
POLLY PODOLSKY
"End Game" (Sept 1964)
EDGAR A. POE
"The Purloined Letter" (Feb 1950) (repr. from his book Tales, 1845) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Cask of Amontillado" (Apr 1951)
"Diddling" (Feb 1962)
"A Tale of the Ragged Mountains" (Feb 1965) (w/notes by A.Boucher & E.Queen) (repr. from Godey's Lady's Book, Apr 1844)
KACA POLACKOVA
Translated Josef Skvorecky's "The Classic Semerak Case" (Oct 1967)
ZELDA POPKIN
"Junie-No-Name" (Feb 1954)
SIDNEY PORCELAIN
"The Last Manuscript" (June 1962)
ARTHUR PORGES
"Do You Believe in Astrology?" (Aug 1962)
"The Devil Will Surely Come" (Oct 1963)
"The Unsolvable Crime" (Mar 1964)
"The English Village Mystery" (Dec 1964) [Celery Green]
"The Birthday Murders" (Jan 1965)
"The Indian Diamond Mystery" (June 1965) [Celery Green]
"The Scientist and the Bagful of Water" (Nov 1965) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"The Scientist and the Wife Killer" (Jan 1966) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"The Scientist and the Vanished Weapon" (Mar 1966) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"In Compartment 813" (June 1966) [Arsene Lupin]
"The Scientist and the Obscene Crime" (Sept 1966) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"Private Beachhead" (Dec 1966)
"The Scientist and the Multiple Murder" (Feb 1967) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"The Scientist and the Invisible Safe" (May 1967) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"Murder of a Priest" (Sept 1967)
"The Nose of a Beagle" (Nov 1967)
JOYCE PORTER
"Dover Pulls a Rabbit" (Feb 1969)
"Dover Tangles with High Finance" (Dec 1970)
“Dover and the Dark Lady” (May 1972)
MELVILLE DAVISSON POST
"The God of the Hills" (June 1953)
"The Devil Track" (Nov 1953) (1927 reprint) [Uncle Abner]
"The Dark Night" (Jan 1954)
"The Great Game" (Aug 1956) (orig. title "The Mute Voices") (writ. 1929)
"The Three Threads of Justice" (Mar 1962)
"Dead Man's Gloves" (Jan 1963) (orig. title "The Age of Miracles") (writ. 1918) [Uncle Abner]
ROY POST and AUSTIN RIPLEY [A MINUTE MYSTERY series] (also see Austin Ripley)
"The Case of the Impossible Marriage" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the Eternal Triangle" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the 6 Corridors" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the 3 Suspects" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the Young Detective" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the Direct Angle" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the Dead Detective" (May 1943)
"The Case of the Careless Visitor" (May 1943)
"The Case of the Death Car" (May 1943)
JEAN POTTS
"The Inner Voices" (Apr 1966)
JAMES POWELL
"The Friends of Hector Jouvet" (Apr 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Stollmeyer Sonnets" (Oct 1966)
"The Beddoes Scheme" (Oct 1967)
"The Eye of Shafti" (Feb 1968)
"Maze in the Elevator" (July 1968)
"The Daring Daylight Melon Robbery" (Oct 1968)
"The Great Paleontological Murder Mystery" (Nov 1968)
"The Altdorf Syndrome" (May 1969)
"Kleber on Murder in 30 Volumes" (Oct 1969)
"Coins in the Frascati Fountain" (May 1970)
"The Plot Against Santa Claus" (Jan 1971)
"The Gobineau Necklace" (Mar 1971)
"Three Men in a Tub" (Sept 1971)
"Trophy Day at the Chateau Gai" (Feb 1972) [San Sebastiano]
LARRY POWELL
"Double Exposure" (June 1969)
TALMAGE POWELL
"Somebody Cares" (Dec 1962)
"A Break in the Weather" (Aug 1963)
"Lorna's Back in Town" (June 1966)
"Last Run of the Night" (Jan 1967)
"In the House of Rats" (Sept 1970)
"The Nylon Stocking Bandits" (Feb 1971)
E. L. PRICE
"Point of No Return" (Mar 1964)
J. B. PRIESTLY
"An Arabian Night in Park Lane" (Mar 1947)
"What a Life!" (May 1951) (repr. from The Strand Magazine, Apr 1931 per Philsp)
JEROME and HAROLD PRINCE
"The Man in the Velvet Hat" (May 1944) [Inspector Magruder]
"The Finger Man" (Jan 1945) [Magruder]
MAURICE PROCTER
"The Policeman and the Lamp" (July 1961) (orig. title "No Place for Magic"; 1954)
BILL PRONZINI [see WILLIAM JEFFREY]
TOM VARNER PURSER
"Deaths on the Hiawassee" (Oct 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ELLERY QUEEN
"The Adventure of the Treasure Hunt" (Fall 1941)
"The Adventure of the Mouse's Blood" (Sept 1942) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the Fire-Bug" (Mar 1943)
"The Adventure of the Man Who Could Double the Size of Diamonds" (May 1943) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the Murdered Ship" (July 1943) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the Blind Bullet" (Sept 1943) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the One-Legged Man" (Nov 1943) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the Wounded Lieutenant" (July 1944) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the Inner Circle" (Jan 1947)
"The Adventure of the President's Half Disme" (Feb 1947) [see Mar 1965]
"The Ides of Michael Magoon" (Mar 1947) [see Apr 1965 for reprint]
"With the Author's Compliments" (Feb 1949)
"More 'Compliments of the Author'" (Mar 1949) (5pg article on book inscriptions)
"Annual Report on Prize Contests" (Apr 1949)
"Queen's Quorum: Part One" [article on history of mystery genre] (June 1949) (orig. appeared in Twentieth Century Detective Stories, 1948)
"The Emperor's Dice" (Apr 1951) [see May 1965 for reprint]
"As Simple as ABC" (May 1951) [see June 1965 for reprint]
"The Medical Finger" (June 1951) [see July 1965 for reprint]
"The Fallen Angel" (July 1951) [see Aug 1965 for reprint]
"The Needle's Eye" (Aug 1951) [see Sept 1965 for reprint]
PATRICK QUENTIN (pseudonym of Richard Webb and Hugh Wheeler; see Q. Patrick)
"Puzzle for Poppy" (Feb 1946)
"The "Laughing Man" Murders" (Aug 1963) (copyright 1953)
"The Lady Had Nine Lives" (June 1965) (copyright 1937 by Q. Patrick) [Timothy Trant]
"Mrs. B.'s Black Sheep" (Sept 1967) (orig. title "Passport for Murder"; 1950)
"SEVEN DEAD WOMEN: Who Killed Charlotte Schaber?" (May 1967) (orig. title "When Death Rode Licking Pike") (1958 reprint)
"SEVEN DEAD WOMEN: Who Killed Nancy Parker?" (May 1968) (orig. title "Murder in Antelope Park") (1958 reprint)
KATHERINE RAMBEAU
"The Man in the Barn" (Apr 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"On the 6th Tee" (Aug 1969)
CARL HENRY RATHJEN
"Touch and Blow!" (Sept 1961) [Kinkaid]
CLAYTON RAWSON (author died on March 1, 1971)
"The Clue of the Broken Legs" (Jan 1947)
"The Clue of the Missing Motive" (Feb 1947)
Introduction to "The Case of the Stuttering Sextant" (Mar 1947)
"Merlini and the Photographic Clues" (Aug 1969)
"Merlini and the Vanished Diamonds" (Nov 1970) (1955 reprint)
"The World's Smallest Locked Room" (Aug 1971) (his last story) [Merlini]
ALICE SCANLAN REACH
"In the Confessional" (June 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories] [Father Crumlish]
"The Ordeal of Father Crumlish" (Apr 1963) [her 2nd story]
"The Gentle Touch" (Dec 1963) [Father Crumlish]
"The Heart of Father Crumlish" (June 1964)
"Father Crumlish and the Cherub Vase" (Oct 1965)
"Father Crumlish and God's Will" (May 1966)
"Father Crumlish and the Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" (Oct 1966)
"Father Crumlish and His People" (May 1967)
"Father Crumlish Celebrates Christmas" (Jan 1968) (incl. cookie recipe)
"Father Crumlish Defies the Impossible" (Jan 1969)
"Father Crumlish and the Golden Gloves Watch" (Apr 1969)
"Father Crumlish Remembers His Poe" (July 1969)
"Father Crumlish's Long Hot Summer" (Sept 1969)
JAMES REACH
In Memoriam of Anthony Boucher, 1 pg. (Aug 1968)
"A Time To Remember" (June 1970)
BEN RAY REDMAN
"The Perfect Crime" (July 1951)
"All Day Sunday" (Nov 1953)
KIT REED
"The Perfect Portrait" (July 1968)
ROD REED [writer of "The Cisco Kid" comic strip]
"The Case of the Dastardly Double" (Oct 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories] ["mild parody" of Perry Mason]
JOHN REESE
"Hearing Is Believing" (Sept 1963)
LEYNE REQUEL (pseudonym of Norma Schier)
"Dying Message" (July 1966)
QUENTIN REYNOLDS
"The Man Who Dreamed Too Much" (May 1944) (repr. from Collier's Magazine, 1937)
"Never Trust a Murderer" (Feb 1949)
"Blood-Brothers" (May 1953)
CRAIG RICE [also see Michael Venning]
"His Heart Could Break" (Mar 1943) [1st John J. Malone short story]
"Goodbye, Goodbye!" (June 1946) [3rd Malone short story]
"The Bad Luck Murders" (Mar 1948) (orig. title "Dead Men's Shoes") (repr. from Baffling Detective Mysteries, 1943) [2nd Malone short story]
"Cherchez La Frame" (June 1951) (co-written with Stuart Palmer) [Hildegarde Withers and John J. Malone]
"Goodbye Forever" (Dec 1951) [John J. Malone]
"Malone and the Missing Weapon" (Aug 1961) (1954 reprint) (orig. title "The Little Knife That Wasn't There")
"Withers and Malone, Crime-Busters" [co-writ. w/Stuart Palmer] (Nov 1963)
ELMER RICE
"Conscience" (Apr 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1928)
PHIL RICHARDS [pulp writer]
"Play It Safe" (May 1970)
MAURICE RICHARDSON
"The Last Detective Story in the World" (Feb 1947)
JOAN S. RICHTER
"TWO "FIRST STORIES": 1. The Lavender Ones Taste Better 2. The White Elephant (Sept 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Intruder in the Maize" (July 1967)
"The Ones Left Behind" (Sept 1969)
"Only So Much To Reveal" (Dec 1970)
"The Prisoner of Zemu Island" (Oct 1971)
"Last Harvest" (Jan 1972)
MARJORIE RIDDELL
"Social Call" (Aug 1964)
"Herbert's Gone A-Fishing" (June 1965)
MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
"The Dog in the Orchard" (Mar 1948) (repr. from Familiar Faces: Stories of People You Know, 1940)
"Four A.M." (Apr 1951)
"The Trumpet Sounds" (May 1954)
GORDON B. RINGGOLD
Translated Erckmann-Chatrian's "The Mysterious Sketch" (Aug 1962)
AUSTIN RIPLEY (also see Roy Post)
E. E. ROBERTS
"Mug's Game" (Feb 1971)
"Where There's Smoke" (May 1971)
"A Little Ride in the Car" (Feb 1972)
KENNETH L. ROBERTS
"The Bottle Mine" (June 1963) (from his book Antiquamania, 1928)
MEREDITH ROBERTS
"The Butler Did It" (June 1965) (1pg. poem) [author was age 16] (orig. title "Citizen's Crime Commission") [Dept of 1st Stories] (repr. from Et Cetera [Kansas City high school mag], Mar 1963)
MORLEY ROBERTS
"Mithridates the King" (Apr 1949)
LISA ROBINEAU
"Perchance to Dream" (Oct 1951) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON
"Richard Cory" (poem) (Feb 1963)
"Miniver Cheevy" (poem) (Feb 1963)
E. D. ROBINSON (Elizabeth Denslow Robinson)
"The Lonely Zookeeper" (Dec 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ARTHUR SOMERS ROCHE
"A Victim of Amnesia" (Jan 1945) (repr. from The Elks Magazine, 1923)
FRED A. RODEWALD
"The Man Who Was a Station Wagon" (Dec 1963) (co-writ. w/J. F. Peirce)
"The Long and Deadly Game" (Oct 1964)
JOEL TOWNSLEY ROGERS
"The Murderer" (Nov 1971) (repr. from The Saturday Evening Post, Nov. 23, 1946 issue)
SAX ROHMER
"Narky" (Feb 1953)
MARK RONDY
KELLEY ROOS
"Murder in the Antique Car Museum" (Jan 1964) (orig. title "Deadly Detour"; 1952)
"Murder Underground" (June 1966) (orig. title "The Case of the Hanging Gardens"; 1954)
"The "Watch Out!" Girls" (Aug 1968) (orig. title "Final Performance"; 1951)
BILLY ROSE
DANIEL ROSELLE
"Charlemagne and the Secret Plans" (Apr 1947)
BARON PALLE ROSENKRANTZ
"Letters from Another World" (July 1943) (translated from Danish by Grace Isabel Colbron)
CAROLE ROSENTHAL
"Scales of Justice" (Oct 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"A Specialist in Still Lifes" (Feb 1971)
IRWIN ROSS
"One Chance in 100,000,000" (Feb 1972)
MARVIN ROSSMAN
"What Would You Do?" (Aug 1963)
HOLLY ROTH
"As With a Piece of Quartz" (Apr 1963)
"A Sense of Dynasty" (Oct 1963)
"The Loves in George's Life" (Feb 1964)
"The Spy Who Was So Obvious" (Oct 1964)
"Who Walks Behind?" (Sept 1965)
"The Game's the Thing" (Nov 1966) [her final story]
"The Girl Who Saw Too Much" (May 1970) (1956 reprint)
SIDNEY ROWLAND
"The McGregor Affair" (July 1953) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JUNE McMAHAN ROY
"The Marvelous Mundo Case" (Feb 1961)
RICK RUBIN
"The Stutter of Meckenel" (Apr 1961)
"When the Fog Is Right" (Nov 1961)
"Alpine Assignment" (Nov 1962)
DAMON RUNYON
"What, No Butler?" (Sept 1945) (repr. from his book Blue Plate Special, 1934)
"Dream Street Rose" (Feb 1950) (1932 reprint)
"The Snatching of Bookie Bob" (July 1951)
"A Job for the Macarone" (May 1952) (copyright 1938)
O. X. RUSETT [see Norma Schier]
"The Frightened Man" (Jan 1970) (Nero Wolfe pastiche)
BERTRAND RUSSELL
"The Corsican Ordeal of Miss X" (Apr 1966) (repr. from his book Satan in the Suburbs, 1953)
RAY RUSSELL
"The Man Who Spoke in Rhyme" (Nov 1969)
"Acres of Bread" (Jan 1970)
RAFAEL SABATINI
"The Lord of Time" (May 1951) (copyright 1933)
"The Alchemical Egg" (June 1951)
"The Spy" (Sept 1951)
"The Open Door" (Dec 1951) (copyright 1935)
PAULA SACKHEIM
"The Magic Power" (May 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
FRANCOISE SAGAN
"A Craving for Violence" (Aug 1964) (orig. title "Murder and the Menu"; 1955)
SAKI (pseudonym of H. H. Munro)
"Circumstantial Evidence" (Apr 1966) (orig. title "Dusk"; 1930)
EDGAR SALTUS
"The Grand Duke's Rubies" (Jan 1949)
JAIME SANDAVAL
"All the Way Home" (Sept 1965)
MARY ADAMS SARETT
"Subject to Review" (July 1949) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DOROTHY L. SAYERS
"The Leopard Lady" (Jan 1943)
"The Footsteps That Ran" (Nov 1945) [Lord Peter Wimsey] (repr. from her book Lord Peter Views The Body)
"The Necklace of Pearls" (Mar 1950)
"The Haunted Policeman" (May 1952) (copyright 1937) [Lord Peter Wimsey]
"Striding Folly" (Aug 1953) (writ. 1940) [Lord Peter Wimsey]
"Something Queer About Mirrors" (Sept 1964) [Lord Peter Wimsey] (orig. title "The Image in the Mirror"; 1933)
"The Power of Darkness" (May 1965) (1933 reprint) (orig. title "The Incredible Elopement of Lord Peter Wimsey")
"The Queen's Square" (Apr 1967) (1933 reprint) [Lord Peter Wimsey]
"A Matter of Taste" (Feb 1968) (1928 reprint) [Lord Peter Wimsey]
BARBARA P. SCHARMER
"A Row of Tulips" (May 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
NORMA SCHIER
as NORMA HAIGS: "If Hangman Treads" (Aug 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories] [Ngaio Marsh parody]
as CATHIE HAIG STAR "The Teccomeshire Fen Mystery" (Nov 1965) [Poirot parody]
as HANDON C. JORRICKS: "Hocus-Pocus at Drumis Tree" (Apr 1966) [John Dickson Carr parody]
as LEYNE REQUEL: "Dying Message" (July 1966) [Ellery Queen parody]
as RHODA LYS STOREY: "Sir Ordwey Views the Body" (Apr 1967) [Lord Peter Wimsey parody]
as AMY M. GRAINGERHALL: "Mr. Copable, Criminologist" (Aug 1967) [Margery Allingham parody]
Double-Cross Word Puzzle (Dec 1967) (crossword puzzle)
Double-Cross Word Puzzle (May 1968) (crossword puzzle)
as O. X. RUSETT: "The Frightened Man" (Jan 1970) [Nero Wolfe parody]
as WALTER CANTREE: "F As in Fraud" (July 1970) [L.Treat parody]
as CONWAY LONSTAR: "The Weapon from Nowhere" (Nov 1970) [Rawson parody]
OSCAR SCHISGALL
"The Way I Killed Him" (Jan 1954)
HOWARD SCHOENFIELD
"The Tea Pusher" (May 1952)
"All of God's Children Got Shoes" (Aug 1953)
GERTRUDE SCHWEITZER
"Never Let Him Down" (Mar 1962)
WILL SCOTT
"Clue in Blue" (Feb 1950) (repr. from Fiction Parade, 1936)
"The Shabby Man and the Nabob" (Sept 1961)
SUSAN SEARS
"You Never Can Tell About People" (Apr 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"A Tale from the Chaucer" (Sept 1967)
PAUL SELVER
Translated Karel Capek's "The Fortune Teller" (June 1954)
RICHARD A. SELZER
"A Single Minute of Fear" (Jan 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Dark Place" (Dec 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
ALFREDO SERGE
"Justice Has No Number" (Apr 1948)
"The Roses in Black Velvet" (Jan 1949)
"Justice Has No Number" (May 1969) (copyright 1947)
CLYDE SHAFFER
"The Day the Sheriff's Dog Died" (Mar 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
"The Adventure of the Simpcox Miracle" (Sept 1966) (writ. c. 1588-92) (repr. from Henry VI, Part II, Act II, Scene I, lines 59-160) (intro letter by Anne Janet Braude; also repr. 67 lines of Scene V)
MIRIAM SHARMAN
"Battle of Wits" (June 1967)
MARGERY SHARP
"Mr. Partridge and the Enemy" (Mar 1951)
"Driving Home" (Feb 1967) (repr. from Good Housekeeping, 1959)
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
"The Grave of Brimstone Billy" (Oct 1951) (orig. title "The Miraculous Revenge") (repr. from Time (London), March 1885 per Philsp)
IRWIN SHAW
"The Priest" (Jan 1946)
CHARLES A. SHEA
"The Miracle" (Mar 1951)
JOSEPH SHEARING
"The Chinese Apple" (Apr 1949)
"The Scoured Silk" (Aug 1951)
Rev. CHARLES E. SHEEDY, C.S.C.
"The Leisure of the Theory Class" (Sept 1963) (repr. from Ave Maria, 2-17-62)
DAVID V. SHEEHAN
"A G Is a G" (Feb 1954)
LEV SHEININ
"The Hunting Knife" (July 1965) (repr. from his book Diary of a Criminologist)
WALT SHELDON
"Always Keep Running" (Feb 1961) (1954 reprint) [Black Mask Dept] (orig. title "Pale Tea for Hannihan")
STEVE SHERMAN
"Yellow Fever" (Sept 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
FRED SHERWOOD
"Where?" (Mar 1962)
M. P. SHIEL
"Cummings Monk" (Feb 1946)
VIOLA BROTHERS SHORE
"Opals Are Bad Luck" (Jan 1943)
"'Bye, 'Bye, Bluebeard" (Oct 1951)
BENJAMIN SIEGEL
"The Man Who Couldn't Drink" (Jan 1962)
L. SIEVEKING
"The Bookhawker" (Apr 1954)
JOHN DI SILVESTRO
"The Big Shots" (July 1949)
GEORGES SIMENON
"The Three Rembrandts" (Sept 1943) (Translated from French by Anthony Boucher) (repr. from book Les 13 Mystres [The Thirteen Mysteries], 1932) [Joseph Leborgne]
"The Secret of Fort Bayard" (Nov 1943) (Translated by Boucher) (repr. from book Les 13 Enigmes [The Thirteen Enigmas], 1932) [G.7]
"Affaire Ziliouk" (May 1944) (Translated by Boucher) (repr. from book Les 13 Coupables [The Thirteen Culprits], 1932) [M. Froget]
"The Case of the Three Bicyclists" (July 1946) (Translated by Boucher) (repr. from Les 13 Coupables, 1932) [Froget]
"The Tracy Enigma" (May 1947)
"Blessed Are the Meek" (Apr 1949) [see June 1969 for the reprint]
"The Stronger Vessel" (Jan 1951)
"A Matter of Life and Death" (Jan 1952) (Translated by Geoffrey Sainsbury)
"The Old Lady of Bayeux" (Aug 1952) (writ. 1944) (Translated by Boucher)
"Maigret's Christmas" (Jan 1954)
"Inspector Maigret Deduces" (Nov 1966) (copyright 1961)
"Inspector Maigret Directs" (Mar 1967) (copyright 1961)
"Inspector Maigret Thinks" (June 1967) (copyright 1961)
"Inspector Maigret Pursues" (Oct 1967) (copyright 1961)
"Inspector Maigret Investigates" (June 1968) (copyright 1962)
"Inspector Maigret's War of Nerves" (Oct 1968) (copyright 1944) (Translated by Eileen Ellenbogen, copyright 1965)
"Inspector Maigret Hesitates" (May 1969) (copyright 1944) (Translated by Jean Stewart)
"Blessed Are the Meek" (June 1969) (copyright 1949) (Translated by Frances Frenaye)
"Crime in the Rue Sainte-Catherine" (Jan 1970) (copyright 1962)[Maigret]
“Inspector Maigret and the Missing Miniatures” (Mar 1972)
HAROLD SINCLAIR
"A Visit to Masterman" (Sept 1963) (orig. title "Minutes Out of Time") (repr. from Esquire Magazine, 1952)
ROBERT B. SINCLAIR
“All According to Plan” (May 1972)
FRANK SISK
"The Face Is Familiar" (Nov 1966)
"The Strange Adventure of Charles Homer" (Mar 1967)
"The Shadow of His Absence" (Sept 1967)
"Mr. Blot and Mr. Blister" (May 1970)
JOSEF SKVORECKY
"The Classic Semerak Case" (Oct 1967) (Translated by Kaca Polackova) (first English-language appearance of Lt. Blueberry)
JOHN T. SLADEK
"Capital C on Planet Amp" (Dec 1966)
ELAINE SLATER
"The Way It Used To Be" (Nov 1960) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Nightmare" (Sept 1963)
"The Way It Is Now" (May 1967)
"The Sooey Pill" (June 1969)
HENRY SLESAR
"The Man in the Next Cell" (Feb 1961)
"The Accomplice" (Apr 1961)
"The Dirty Detail" (July 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
"Museum Piece" (Feb 1962)
"Mr. Justice" (Sept 1962)
"The Return of the Moresbys" (Jan 1964)
"Federal Offense" (Apr 1964)
"The Horse That Wasn't for Sale" (May 1964)
"The Cop Who Loved Flowers" (Nov 1966)
"Don't I Know You?" (Sept 1968)
BEN SMETHURST
"All You Need Is Guts" (Oct 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
BETH SMITH
"Affair of the Mind" (May 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
S. K. SNEDEGAR
"Charles H. Goren Solves a Bridge Murder" (Feb 1967)
ALICE SOKOLOFF
"The Machine in Professor Hathaway's Head" (Oct 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Like Flipping a Coin" (Oct 1963) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
ROBERT SOMERLOTT
"Fox in the Night" (Sept 1964) [his 2nd story]
"The Hair of the Widow" (Jan 1965)
"Do Your Christmas Shoplifting Early" (Jan 1966) [Mrs. Whistler]
DAN SONTUP
"The Pipes Are Calling" (Feb 1951)
JANE SPEED
"According to Plan" (Mar 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Listening Game" (Dec 1963)
"The Freya of Fire Island" (Sept 1964)
"End of the Day" (Mar 1965)
"As the Wheel Turns" (Apr 1966)
"Sounds in the Night" (Sept 1966)
"Fair's Fair" (Feb 1967)
"The Unhappening" (Mar 1969)
“The Events Between” (June 1972)
“Who-dun-it” (June 1972) (verse)
G. R. SPENCER
"The Polite Mr. Payne" (Nov 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HOWARD SPRING
"Conversation in Baker Street" (Feb 1950) (reprint?) [Sherlockiana]
WILL STANTON
"The Town Without a Straight Man" (July 1953)
"The Curse of Stonewall Jackson" (Jan 1954)
"You Are With It!" (Nov 1963) (repr. from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, 1961)
CATHIE HAIG STAR (pseudonym of Norma Schier; see Norma Haigs)
"The Teccomeshire Fen Mystery" (Nov 1965) [Poirot parody]
VINCENT STARRETT
"Murder at the Opera" (May 1943) (orig. title "A Box at the Opera") (repr. from Real Detective Tales, 1934) [Sally Cardiff]
"The Adventure of the Empty Cupboard" (Sept 1961) (writ. 1949) [A Sherlockian Sonnet] (1pg.)
"The Adventure of the Cat and the Fiddle" (Oct 1961) (writ. 1949) [A Sherlockian Sonnet] (1pg.)
"Man in Hiding" (Dec 1964)
KURT STEEL
"The Truth About Watson" (Apr 1946) [Sherlockiana]
"The Last Wallet" (June 1946, Overseas Edition)
WILBUR DANIEL STEELE
"Footfalls" (Apr 1947)
"The Manhunter" (Jan 1953) (1923 reprint)
LINCOLN STEFFENS
"The Compliments of the Chief" (Sept 1942) (repr. from Ainslee's Magazine)
AGNES H. STEIN
"The Honor of Doing Him In" (Mar 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JOHN STEINBECK
RAYMOND D. STENZEL
"The Case of the Untraceable Guns" (Dec 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
R. L. STEVENS
"The Physician and the Opium Fiend" (July 1971)
"Thirteen" (Dec 1971)
"Just Something That Happened" (Feb 1972)
“Lot 721/XY258” (May 1972)
RON STEVENS
"King of the Meat Cleavers" (Aug 1956) [Dept of 1st Stories]
SHANE STEVENS
"The Final Adventure" (Feb 1969)
JEAN STEWART
Translated Georges Simenon's "Inspector Maigret Hesitates" (May 1969)
DANTE STIRPE
"Grandma's Insomnia" (May 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Macdougal Street Blues" (Feb 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
"Bad Spot" (June 1971) [a la Black Mask]
THOMAS L. STIX
"The 7 Errors in "The Red-Headed League"" (Jan 1962) [Sherlockiana]
RHODA LYS STOREY [see Norma Schier]
"Sir Ordwey Views the Body" (Apr 1967)
HENRY STONE
"The Impersonator" (May 1967)
THOMAS P. STONE
"A Time for Tea" (July 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
REX STOUT
T. S. STRIBLING
"The Mystery of the Chief of Police" (July 1945) [Prof. Poggioli]
"The Mystery of the Sock and the Clock" (Jan 1946)
"The Mystery of the Paper Wad" (July 1946) [Poggioli]
"The Mystery of the 81st Kilometer Stone" (July 1947) [Poggioli]
"The Mystery of the Seven Suicides" (Apr 1948)
"A Daylight Adventure" (Mar 1950)
"The Mystery of the Choir Boy" (Jan 1951)
"The Mystery of the Andorus Enterprises" (Sept 1951)
BRADLEY STRICKLAND
"The Third Grave" (Sept 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories] (author was age 17)
L. A. G. STRONG
"A Meal at Pernotti's" (June 1951) (repr. from Windsor Magazine, 1937)
"You Can't Love Two Women" (Aug 1952) (repr. from The Forum, 1929)
"The Clue That Wasn't There" (Nov 1953)
WILLIAM W. STUART
"Fountain of Youth" (May 1962)
THEODORE STURGEON
"The Waiting Thing Inside" (co-writ. with Don Ward) (Sept 1956)
"In the Hospital" (Dec 1962) (orig. title "The Music"; 1953)
"The Abominable House Guest" (June 1963) (orig. title "Fluffy"; 1953)
"Holdup a la Carte" (Feb 1964)
JOHN F. SUTER
"A Break in the Film" (Sept 1953)
"It Wouldn't Button Up" (Aug 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Impossible Theft" (May 1964)
JEFF SWEET
"Nightmare in New York" (Aug 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
FRANK SWINNERTON
"The Verdict" (Sept 1943) (repr. from book London Calling, 1943)
HARRY SYLVESTER
"Instruments of Violence" (Aug 1964) (orig. title "Tin-Star Posse") (repr. from Collier's?, 1955)
JULIAN SYMONS
"The Case of XX-2" (Aug 1952)
"Life and Death in the Scillies" (Mar 1954)
"Strolling in the Square One Day" (Feb 1962) [Francis Quarles]
"As If By Magic" (Sept 1963) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"The Humdrum Murder" (Mar 1964) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"The Wimbledon Mystery" (May 1964) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"Credit to Shakespeare" (Nov 1964) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"'Twixt the Cup and the Lip" (Jan 1965) (copyright 1963)
"The Tiger's Stripe" (Mar 1965)
"Eight Minutes To Kill" (Dec 1965) (copyright 1957)
"The Impossible Theft" (Jan 1966) (copyright 1964) [Francis Quarles]
"Murder on the Race Course" (July 1966) (copyright 1956) [Francis Quarles]
"The Santa Claus Club" (Jan 1967) (copyright 1960) [Francis Quarles]
"The Crimson Coach Murders" (Apr 1967) (copyright 1960) (orig. title "The Summer Holiday Murders")
"The Main Chance" (Aug 1967) (copyright 1966)
"A Pearl Among Women" (Jan 1968) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"A Theme for Hyacinth" (Aug 1968) (copyright 1967)
"The Hidden Clue" (Nov 1968) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"Can You Find the Ace?" (Sept 1969) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"Love Affair" (Nov 1969) (copyright 1963?)
"Experiment in Personality" (July 1971)
"Preserving the Evidence" (Nov 1971) (copyright 1952) [Francis Quarles]
JUNICHIRO TANIZAKI
"The Thief" (Oct 1967) (writ. 1921; repr. from Seven Japanese Tales, 1963)
MATT TAYLOR
"Power of the Press" (Apr 1961)
"McGarry on the Warpath" (Apr 1963) (repr. from This Week?, 1957)
HERNANDO TELLEZ
"Enemy in His Hands" (Oct 1967) (Translated by Donald A. Yates) (orig. title "Just Lather, That's All") (1962 reprint)
PAUL THIELEN
"Where There's a Will" (May 1971)
SUSAN THIMMESCH
"The Truelove Chair" (Feb 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DYLAN THOMAS
"The Old Woman Upstairs" (Aug 1962) (orig. title "The True Story") (repr. from New Directions?, 1955)
JIM THOMPSON
"Exactly What Happened" (Apr 1967)
JULIAN F. THOMPSON
"The Night Friends" (May 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
LEONARD THOMPSON
"Squeeze Play" (Jan 1946)
"Close Shave" (May 1946) [Thompson was age 16]
JAMES THURBER
"The White Rabbit Caper" (Feb 1953)
CORNELIUS A. TILGHMAN
"Death in the Dog House" (Jan 1944)
ROBERT J. TILLEY
"The Other Man" (May 1967)
"The Great Golf Mystery" (Feb 1968)
LEO TOLSTOY (Count Lyof Nikolaievitch Tolstoy)
"The Expense of Justice" (Apr 1963)
"The Man of God" (Oct 1967)
FRANK TOUSEY, pub.
"The Topaz Cuff-Button" by A New York Detective (Nov 1943) (repr. from Some Queer Stories by A New York Detective, No. 272, Vol. 1, in The New York Detective Library, published by Frank Tousey, Feb 18, 1888; later reprinted in Mystery Magazine, July 15, 1920, with a few changes, under the byline Emma Alice Jordan.)
GRETCHEN TRAVIS
"Hunting Accident" (Jan 1964) [her first short story]
LAWRENCE TREAT
"L as in Loot" (Jan 1964)
"H As in Homicide" (Mar 1964)
"C As in Clue" (July 1964)
"D As in Detail" (Oct 1964)
"C As in Cop" (Dec 1964)
"B As in Bullets" (Mar 1965)
"H As in Holdup" (June 1965)
"R As in Robbery" (Aug 1965)
"A As in Accident" (Nov 1965)
"A As in Alibi" (Feb 1966)
"K As in Knife" (May 1966)
"H As in Heist" (July 1966)
"B As in Bloodstain" (Oct 1966) (orig. title "Homicide Expert"; 1955)
"M As in Mugged" (Nov 1966)
"F As in Frame-Up" (Feb 1967)
"P As in Payoff" (Apr 1967)
"B As in Burglary" (July 1967)
"C As in Crime" (Oct 1967)
"B As in Blackmail" (Feb 1967)
"S As in Shooting" (May 1968)
"Change of Heart" (Aug 1968)
"T As in Threat" (Dec 1968)
"The Inside Story" (Mar 1969)
"The Motive" (Sept 1969)
"T As in Trespass" (Dec 1969)
"The Heart of the Case" (Mar 1970) [The Forensic Club]
"F As in Fake" (July 1970)
"The Verdict" (Nov 1970)
"An Accident in Hudson Heights" (Feb 1971)
"Crime at Red Spit" (Apr 1971)
"Jackpot" (May 1971)
"The Mushroom Fanciers" (July 1971)
"R As in Rookie" (Oct 1971)
"K As in Kidnapping" (Dec 1971)
“Wife Trouble” (Mar 1972)
"B As in Bandit" (Apr 1972)
“M as in Missing” (June 1972)
"The Haunted Portrait" (July 1972)
EDWARD TROMANHAUSER
"The Perfect Crime" (Dec 1970)
SIMON TROY
"Once a Policeman" (Oct 1969)
"The Liquidation File" (Aug 1970)
LUTTRELL TUCKER
"Nothing Will Hurt You, Lucy" (June 1954) [Dept of 1st Stories & Black Mask Dept]
MARK TWAIN
"The Stolen White Elephant" (July 1943) (repr. from Tom Sawyer Abroad)
"A Medieval Romance" (Nov 1945) (repr. from his book Sketches New and Old)
ROBERT TWOHY
"Out of This Nettle" (Jan 1962)
"The Victim of Coincidence" (Feb 1964)
"Routine Investigation" (Apr 1964)
"The Man on the Spot" (June 1968)
"McKevitt - 100 Proof" (Oct 1968)
"Up Where the Air Is Clean" (Feb 1969)
"Mrs. Kendall's Trunk" (June 1969)
"The Gingham Dog and the Calico Cat" (Aug 1969)
"Passport to Freedom" (Nov 1969)
"Goodbye to Francie" (Feb 1970)
NEDRA TYRE
"Tour de couleur" (Aug 1956)
"A Friendly Murder" (Aug 1961)
"A Case of Instant Detection" (May 1967)
"In the Fiction Alcove" (Sept 1967)
"The Disappearance of Mrs. Standwick" (July 1968)
"Another Turn of the Screw" (Dec 1969)
"The Murder Game" (Feb 1970)
"A Nice Place To Stay" (June 1970)
"Recipe for a Happy Marriage" (Mar 1971)
"An Act of Deliverance" (Aug 1971)
“The Stranger Who Came Knocking” (June 1972)
JAMES M. ULLMAN
"The Stock Market Detective" (Dec 1962) [Michael James & Ted Bennett]
"The Happy Days Club" (Feb 1963) [Michael Dane James & Ted Bennett]
"The Boy Wonder of Real Estate" (Apr 1963) [James & Bennett]
"Operation Bonaparte" (June 1963) [James & Bennett]
"The Stock Market Mystery" (Oct 1963) [James & Bennett]
"The Millionaire Beatnik" (June 1964) [James & Bennett]
"Dead Ringer" (Nov 1964)
"The Mysterious Mr. Smith" (Feb 1965) [James & Bennett]
MARK VAN DOREN
"An Episode at the Honeypot" (Aug 1952)
"April Fool" (Apr 1954)
"Only on Rainy Nights" (Sept 1956)
"The Only Bottomless Thing" (Apr 1962)
"This Other Honor" (Sept 1962)
"The Luminous Face" (Aug 1963) (orig. title "Testimony After Death") (repr. from Home With Hazel and Other Stories, 1954)
"The Wild Thing" (Feb 1964)
"This Terrible Thing" (July 1968)
LIKA VAN NESS
"Mr. Anonymous" (Jan 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories]
FRED VASSI
"Brooklyn Gothic" (July 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
LEILA VENNEWITZ
Translated Heinrich Boll's "Like a Bad Dream" (Oct 1967)
MICHAEL VENNING (pseudonym of Craig Rice)
"How Now, Ophelia" (June 1947)
ROY VICKERS
"The Rubber Trumpet" (Nov 1943) (repr. from Fiction Parade, 1935) [Scotland Yard's Department of Dead Ends]
"The Man Who Murdered in Public" (July 1944) [Dept of Dead Ends] (repr. from Fiction Parade, 1935)
"The Meanest Man in Europe" (Nov 1944) [Fidelity Dove]
"The Case of the Merry Andrew" (May 1945) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"Mean Man's Murder" (Nov 1945) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Parrot's Beak" (Jan 1946)
"The Man Who Was Murdered by a Bed" (Mar 1946) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Yellow Jumper" (June 1946) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Case of the Honest Murderer" (July 1946) [Dept of Dead Ends]
LINDA VILLESVIK
"The Last Concert" (Dec 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HENRY WADE (pseudonym of Major Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, Bart.)
"Smash and Grab" (July 1945) [Constable Bragg]
H. R. WAKEFIELD (Herbert Russell Wakefield)
"The Voice in the Inner Ear" (Apr 1967) (1946 reprint) (orig. title "I Recognised the Voice")
EDGAR WALLACE
"The Man Next Door" (Sept 1942) (repr. from his book The Orator, 1928)
"The Chobham Affair" (orig. title "A Christmas Present For His Wife") (Jan 1945) (repr. from Physical Culture Magazine, 1930)
"The Old Lady Who Changed Her Mind" (June 1946) (repr. from The Orator)
"The Great Bank Fraud" (Apr 1949)
"The Ghost of John Holling" (Apr 1963) (reprint)
"Diamond Cut Diamond" (Sept 1963) (orig. title "The Seventy-Fourth Diamond")
"The Father Christmas Job" (Jan 1968) (reprint) (orig. title "The Buoy That Did Not Light")
SHIRLEY WALLACE
"The Tiger's Cub" (July 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JEFFREY WALLMANN [see WILLIAM JEFFREY]
ROBERT WALLSTEN
"The Children of Alda Nuova" (Aug 1961)
HUGH WALPOLE
"The Silver Mask" (July 1961) (writ. 1933)
THOMAS WALSH
"The Good Prospect" (Feb 1949)
"Woman Expert" (May 1951) (repr. from Collier's, Jan 1937 per Philsp)
"Danger in the Shadows" (Oct 1951) (repr. from Woman's Home Companion, Sept 1941 per Philsp)
"The Night Calhoun Was Off Duty" (Apr 1954)
"Always a Stranger" (Sept 1959) (orig. title "Showdown") (writ. 1937)
"Ed Mahoney's Boy" (Aug 1961) (copyright 1940)
"Three O'Clock Alarm" (Dec 1961) (orig. title "Night Alarm"; 1940)
"Homecoming" (Dec 1962) (1936 reprint)
"Poor Little Rich Kid" (Nov 1967) (1936 reprint) (orig. title "The Boy on the Train")
"Break-Up" (Nov 1970) (repr. from Black Mask, 1934)
BRYCE WALTON
"The Woman Who Wanted To Live" (May 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
"Case History" (Apr 1963)
"The Man Who Laughs at Lions" (Jan 1965)
"The Virgin Cave" (May 1965)
DON WARD (see Theodore Sturgeon)
LEON WARE
"C.O.D.: Courier of Degas" (Feb 1966)
COLIN WATSON
"Return to Base" (June 1967)
"The Infallible Clock" (Nov 1967)
EVELYN WAUGH
"Mr. Loveday's Little Outing" (Sept 1951)
"Tactical Exercise" (Oct 1966) (1936 reprint)
RALPH NORMAN WEBER
"The Curious Incident of the Dog" (Mar 1945) [Weber was age 17]
"The Survivor" (Feb 1954)
CHARLENE M. WEIR
"From the Fear of Our Enemies" (Apr 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
BROOKE WELD
"The Bag Man" (Nov 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EDWARD WELLEN
"Broken Trail" (Apr 1971) (western)
"Murder Will Out" (Aug 1971) (1 page)
“The Assassin” (June 1972) (1 page)
ORSON WELLES
"Diplomatic Crisis; or, Fifi and the Chilean Truffle" (Aug 1956)
MANLY WADE WELLMAN
"A Star for a Warrior" (Apr 1946) [David Return]
"A Knife Between Brothers" (Feb 1947)
"The Richard Cory Murder Case" (Feb 1963)
"A Star for a Warrior" (Mar 1969)
CAROLYN WELLS
"The Shakespeare Title-Page Mystery" (Sept 1951)
H. G. WELLS
"The Hammerpond Park Burglary" (Jan 1943)
"A Deal in Ostriches" (Nov 1951)
J. W. WELLS (pseudonym)
"His First Bow" (Dec 1951) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ELLIOT WEST
"Business Trip" (May 1956) (orig. title "The Assassin"; 1953)
LEONARD F. WEST
"Not the Same Without Charlie" (Apr 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
REBECCA WEST (pseudonym of Cecily Isabel Fairfield)
"If the Journey Had No End" (orig. title "Deliverance"; 1952) (Apr 1961)
RICHARD WEST (pseudonym)
"Hard Bargain" (Aug 1953) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DONALD E. WESTLAKE
"Just the Lady We're Looking For" (Sept 1964)
"The Sweetest Man in the World" (Mar 1967)
EDWARD LUCAS WHITE
"The Snout" (Apr 1948)
HAYDEN WHITE
"The People Next Door" (Apr 1971)
VICTOR L. WHITECHURCH
"Sir Gilbert Murrell's Picture" (May 1947)
JOSEPH WHITEHILL
"The Day of the Last Rock Flight" (June 1954) [Dept of 1st Stories]
RAOUL WHITFIELD
WALT WHITMAN
"One Wicked Impulse!" (Jan 1954)
J. C. WHITTED
"The Inconclusive Clue" (Aug 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DENNIS WIEGAND
"The Secret of the Buzzards" (Feb 1954)
LEATRICE WIGGINTON
"Vengeance Is Mine..." (May 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
PERCIVAL WILDE
"P. Moran, Shadow" (Sept 1943)
"P. Moran, Deductor" (Nov 1944)
"P. Moran, Fire-Fighter" (July 1945)
"P. Moran and the Poison Pen" (Mar 1946)
"P. Moran, Diamond-Hunter" (Apr 1946)
"P. Moran, Personal Observer" (Aug 1951)
"The Way to Freedom" (Jan 1952) (repr. from The Red Book Magazine, Oct 1922)
RICHARD HILL WILKINSON
"Tex, the Cowboy Detective" (June 1964) (1938 reprint) (1pg.) (orig. title "Rustlers' Roost")
BEN AMES WILLIAMS
"Habit" (Feb 1946, Overseas Edition)
"His Honor" (Mar 1947)
JERRY NEAL WILLIAMSON
"Bopping It in Bohemia; or, Sheerbach Tones in Basin Street" (Jan 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories] [Sherlockiana]
"Ten Months' Blunder" (May 1961)
J. N. WILLIAMSON
"Time To Murder" (Jan 1966)
"They Never Even See Me" (Oct 1970)
BEN WILSON
"Just An Old-Fashioned Murder" (Jan 1945) [Sheriff Jeremy Dodd]
"Not on the Program" (May 1946) (repr. from This Week, 1942)
"Message in Code" (Jan 1948) (repr. from This Week Magazine, 1942)
WALTER J. WINN
"Death in Saigon" (Sept 1966)
ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT
"Rien Ne Va Plus" (July 1953) (repr. from The New Yorker, 1932)
MORTON WOLSON
"The Attacker" (Jan 1954)
CORNELL WOOLRICH (also see William Irish)
"After-Dinner Story" (Sept 1943) (repr. from Black Mask Magazine, 1938)
"The Fingernail" (Sept 1944) (orig. title "The Customer Is Always Right") (rej. titles "Restaurant on Third Street" and "Plat du Jour") (repr. from Detective Tales, 1941)
"The Mathematics of Murder" (Mar 1945) (repr. from Dime Detective Magazine, 1944)
"Leg Man" (May 1945)
"If the Dead Could Talk" (July 1946) (repr. from Black Mask, 1943)
"You Take Ballistics" (Feb 1947)
"Steps Going Up" (Apr 1947)
"That's Your Own Funeral" (Feb 1948)
"Speak to Me of Death" (Mar 1949) (copyright 1937) (repr. from Argosy, Feb 1937 per Philsp) (preceded by Woolrich/Irish short story collection bibliography by Queen)
"Momentum" (May 1949)
"Collared" (July 1949)
"The Humming Bird Comes Home" (Mar 1950)
"Through a Dead Man's Eye" (Mar 1951)
"Death in Round 3" (July 1951)
"Charlie Won't Be Home Tonight" (Sept 1951)
"All at Once, No Alice" (Nov 1951)
"Dormant Account" (May 1953)
"Cinderella and the Mob" (July 1953) (1940 reprint)
"The Loophole" (Sept 1953) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Last Bus Home" (Mar 1954)
"Dead Shot" (June 1954) (repr. from Black Mask?, 1944) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Absent-Minded Murder" (May 1956) (orig. title "Cool, Calm and Detected"; 1941) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Ice-Pick Murders" (Sept 1956)
"Dead Roses" (Sept 1959) (orig. title "The Death Rose") (writ. 1943)
"The Singing Hat" (Oct 1961) (orig. title "The Counterfeit Hat") (repr. from Popular?, 1939) [Black Mask Dept]
"Money Talks" (Jan 1962)
"One Drop of Blood" (Apr 1962) (reprinted in Nov 1969)
"The Cape Triangular" (Feb 1963) (repr. from Popular?, 1938)
"I'll Never Play Detective Again" (July 1963) (repr. from Popular?, 1937)
"Working Is for Fools" (Mar 1964) (a story in play form)
"When Love Turns" (June 1964)
"Adventures of a Fountain Pen" (Oct 1964) (orig. title "Dipped in Blood"; 1945)
"Murder After Death" (Dec 1964)
"Just Enough To Cover a Thumbnail" (Dec 1965) (orig. title "C-Jag"; 1940)
"It Only Takes a Minute To Die" (July 1966)
"All It Takes Is Brains" (Dec 1966) (1940 reprint) (orig. title "Crime on St. Catherine Street")
"The Talking Eyes" (Apr 1967) (1939 reprint)
"Divorce - New York Style" [Part One] (June 1967)
"Divorce - New York Style" [Part Two] (July 1967)
"For the Rest of Her Life" (May 1968)
"One Drop of Blood" (Nov 1969) (Reprinted from Apr 1962)
"New York Blues" (Dec 1970) [posthumously published]
"Only One Grain More" (Apr 1972) (orig. title "The Detective's Dilemma") (1940 reprint)
P. C. WREN
"Simple" (Jan 1943)
"The Dirty Dogs' Club" (July 1943) (orig. title?: "The Imperfect Murder")
"No Corpse - No Murder" (Jan 1944) [Dirty Dogs' Club] (repr. from book Rough Shooting)
PHILIP WYLIE
"Perkins' "First Case"" (Sept 1945)
"Perkins' Second "First Case"" (orig. title "Perkins Takes the Case") (Apr 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1931)
"Perkins Finds $3,400,000" (Jan 1948) (repr. from Collier's?, 1931)
"The Blizzard Murder Case" (Feb 1964) (1937 reprint) (orig. title "Puzzle in the Snow")
"Not Easy To Kill" (Oct 1965) (1935 reprint) (orig. title "The Trial of Mark Adams")
"The Paradise Canyon Mystery" (Aug 1966) (1936 reprint)
"Invitation to Murder" (Nov 1968) (orig. title "Murderers Welcome"; 1936)
JAMES YAFFE
"D.I.C. (Department of Impossible Crimes)" (July 1943) (rej. title "The Body in the Elevator") [Yaffe's 1st pub. story; he was age 15]
"Mr. Kiroshibu's Ashes" (Mar 1944) [D.I.C.]
"The Seventh Drink" (Sept 1944) [D.I.C.]
"Cul de Sac" (Mar 1945) [D.I.C.]
"The Problem of the Emperor's Mushrooms" (Sept 1945) [D.I.C.]
"The Comic Opera Murders" (Feb 1946)
"Mom Makes a Bet" (Jan 1953) [Mom]
"On the Brink" (Aug 1953)
"Mom in the Spring" (May 1954)
"Mom Makes a Wish" (June 1955)
"One of the Family" (May 1956)
Introduction to Daniel Nathan's "The Boy and the Money Box" (Aug 1956)
"Mom Sings an Aria" (Oct 1966)
"Mom and the Haunted Mink" (Mar 1967)
"Mom Remembers" (Jan 1968)
DONALD A. YATES
Translated Hernando Tellez's "Enemy in His Hands" (Oct 1967)
Translated Alfonso F. Amores' "A Scrap of Tinfoil" (May 1969)
WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS
"The Curse of the Fires and of the Shadows" (Mar 1966) (repr. from Stories of Red Hanrahan and Other Stories, 1914)
ALAN K. YOUNG
"Letter from Mindoro" (Mar 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Reflection on Murder" (Oct 1968)
"The Secret of the Golden Tile" (June 1969)
"Ponsonby and the Shakespeare Sonnet" (Oct 1969)
"The Absolutely Safe Safe" (Jan 1970)
"Ponsonby and the Dying Words" (Aug 1970)
"Ponsonby and the Classic Cipher" (Dec 1971)
"Child's Play" (Jan 1972) [Ponsonby]
“Ponsonby and the Ransom Note” (June 1972)
ISRAEL ZANGWILL
"Cheating the Gallows" (Mar 1949) (repr. from The Idler, Feb 1893)
PRINCESS ZAWADSKY
"Third Act Curtain" (Mar 1967)
ROBERT and MICHAEL ZIMLER
"Home Office: 221B Baker Street; or, A Study in Cement" (Feb 1963) [Sherlockiana] [Dept of 1st Stories]
MICHAEL ZUROY
"Visit to the Big City" (Dec 1961)
"The Shy Man and the Lemon Tarts" (May 1962)
"Mooney versus Cat" (Oct 1962)
"The Seal of God" (Sept 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Coffee House Caper" (Aug 1964) [her 2nd story]
"The Bargain Hunter" (Sept 1968)
"Coffee House Caper" (Aug 1964) [her 2nd story]
"The Bargain Hunter" (Sept 1968)
ANTHONY ABBOT (pseudonym of Fulton Oursler)
"About the Perfect Crime of Mr. Digberry" (Fall 1941) (repr. from Cosmopolitan, Oct 1940 per Philsp) [Thatcher Colt]
"About the Perfect Crime of Mr. Digberry" (Nov 1950) (copyright 1933) (repr. from EQMM #1, Fall 1941) [Thatcher Colt]
JOHN ABBOTT
"The Jump-Whiskey Code" (July 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The ABC Code" (Feb 1970) [Edward Brady]
"The Coffee House Code" (June 1970) [Edward Brady]
"Death of a Rock-'n'-Roller" (Nov 1971)
"The Telegram Code" (May 1972)
ACHMED ABDULLAH
"The Honorable Gentleman" (Mar 1951)
"A Simple Act of Piety" (May 1952) (copyright 1919)
FRANKLIN P. ADAMS (F.P.A.)
"The Picture Collector" (May 1943) (repr. from Liberty Magazine, 1937)
SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
"The Unreckonable Factor" (Sept 1942) (repr. from Liberty Magazine, 1938)
"The Flying Death" (Jan 1944) (repr. from Strand Magazine and McClures, 1903)
JOAN AIKEN
"A Walk in the Wood" (Aug 1965) (copyright 1958)
GEORGE SUMNER ALBEE
"The Talking Tree" (Oct 1962)
"The Analytic Agent" (May 1963)
"Ghost in the House" (Mar 1964)
BRIAN W. ALDISS
"The Lonely Habit" (June 1966)
ROBERT S. ALDRICH
"Fox and Geese" (Jan 1971)
"The Blue and Gray Club" (June 1971)
THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH
"Out of His Head" (July 1949)
HOWARD F. ALDRIDGE
"The Horns Were Wet" (Jan 1953) [Dept of 1st Stories]
STEVE ALLEN
"The Sidewalk" (May 1956) (repr. from Fourteen for Tonight, 1955)
"Murder a la Hollywood" (Sept 1959) (repr. from Playboy, 1958) (orig. title "Everybody Hates David Starbuck")
"Unfinished Business" (May 1964) (orig. title "The Secret"; 1956)
DAVID ALEXANDER
"One Drink Can Kill You" (Apr 1964)
"The Spinning Wheel" (Feb 1965)
MARGERY ALLINGHAM
"Safe As Houses" (Mar 1944) [Albert Campion]
"A Matter of Form" (Jan 1945) (repr. from The Outspan, 1941) [Campion]
"The Meaning of the Act" (May 1945)
"The Magic Hat" (Jan 1946)
"They Never Get Caught" (June 1946)
"Mr. Campion's Lucky Day" (Apr 1947)
"The Case of the Frenchman's Gloves" (Aug 1947) (repr. from Mr. Campion and Others, U.K. edition, 1939) [Campion]
"The Danger Point" (May 1948) (repr. from The Strand Magazine, June 1937 per Philsp) [Campion]
"The Case Is Altered" (Jan 1949) [Campion]
"On Christmas Day in the Morning" (Jan 1953) [Campion]
"Tall Story" (Apr 1954)
"Mum Knows Best" (June 1954) [Campion]
"Murder Under the Mistletoe" (Jan 1963) [Campion]
"Bubble Bath No. 3" (Mar 1967) (orig. title "Bluebeard's Bathtub"; 1962)
"The Chocolate Dog" (Aug 1967) [Campion]
"The Lying-in-State Affair" (July 1969) (copyright 1965)
"The Case Is Altered" (Jan 1949) [Campion]
"On Christmas Day in the Morning" (Jan 1953) [Campion]
"Tall Story" (Apr 1954)
"Mum Knows Best" (June 1954) [Campion]
"Murder Under the Mistletoe" (Jan 1963) [Campion]
"Bubble Bath No. 3" (Mar 1967) (orig. title "Bluebeard's Bathtub"; 1962)
"The Chocolate Dog" (Aug 1967) [Campion]
"The Lying-in-State Affair" (July 1969) (copyright 1965)
PETRUS ALPHONSI
"Mr. Aid-for-the-Needy" (July 1961) (Translated by William C. McDermott) (repr. from Chap. 16 of Disciplina Clericalis, early 12th Cent.)
ROBERT EDMOND ALTER
"Manhunt on Dead Yank Creek" (Mar 1962)
"Come Home, Come Home" (July 1963)
ERIC AMBLER
"The Case of the Emerald Sky" (Mar 1945) (repr. from Toronto Star Weekly, 1942) [Dr. Jan Czissar]
"The Case of the Pinchbeck Locket" (Nov 1945) [Czissar]
"A Bird in the Tree" (May 1947)
"The Case of the Overheated Flat" (Apr 1948)
"The Case of the Landlady's Brother" (Feb 1949)
WARREN AMERMAN
"Death in the Window" (May 1948) (Winner of EQMM's First Cover Contest)
MEL D. AMES
"The Promise of His Coming" (Jan 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ALFONSO FERRARI AMORES
"A Scrap of Tinfoil" (May 1969) (Translated by Donald A. Yates)
FREDERICK IRVING ANDERSON
"The Signed Masterpiece" (Nov 1943) (repr. from McClure's Magazine, 1921)
"The Purple Flame" (Jan 1949) (1912 reprint)
"The Man from the Death House" (Jan 1951)
"The Door Key" (Mar 1952) (repr. from The Saturday Evening Post, Dec 1929 per Philsp)
ANONYMOUS [also see Mr. X]
"Sergeant Bond and the Horse-Dealer" (Sept 1943) (short-short with no byline)
"Which Is The Heir?" (May 1949)
"RIDDLE: A Real Brain Teaser" (Aug 1968) (short poem)
"Felony" (Oct 1971) (short poem)
JEAN ANOUILH
"The Moment Is Near" (July 1969) (Translated by Miriam John)
CHRISTOPHER ANVIL
"The Problem Solver and the Spy" (Dec 1965) [Richard Verner]
"The Problem Solver and the Hostage" (Feb 1966) [Richard Verner]
"The Problem Solver and the Killer" (Aug 1966) [Richard Verner]
"The Problem Solver and the Defector" (Dec 1966) [Richard Verner]
"The Problem Solver and the Burned Letter" (Apr 1967) [Richard Verner]
STEVE APRIL
"The Unpredictable Factor" (Dec 1964)
"The Greatest Snatch in History" (Sept 1967)
WILLIAM ARDEN
"The Bizarre Case Expert" (June 1970)
MICHAEL ARLEN
"Gay Falcon" (Mar 1945) (repr. from Town & Country Magazine, 1940)
"Fool-Proof" (Apr 1947)
"Midnight Adventure" (Mar 1948)
"The Great Emerald Mystery" (Feb 1950) (1928 reprint)
"You Only Live Once" (Dec 1951) (writ. 1939)
"Cavalier of the Streets" (July 1963) (orig. title "The Broken Nose"; 1923 reprint)
CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG
"All the Way Home" (Mar 1951)
"The Enemy" (May 1951) [Mike Russell] [reprinted in EQMM July 1969]
"The Evening Hour" (Aug 1952) (writ. 1950) [Mike Russell]
"The Other Shoe" (July 1962)
"Run -If You Can" (Feb 1964)
"Mink Coat, Very Cheap" (May 1964)
"The Case for Miss Peacock" (Feb 1965)
"Protector of Travelers" (June 1965)
"The Splintered Monday" (Mar 1966)
"A Matter of Timing" (Oct 1966)
"The Cool Ones" (Jan 1967)
"The Second Commandment" (July 1967)
"More Than One Kind of Luck" (Dec 1967)
"From out of the Garden" (Mar 1968) [Maude Seton]
"The Light Next Door" (Jan 1969)
"Night Call" (Apr 1969) (copyright 1958)
"The Enemy" (July 1969) (1951 EQMM reprint)
PRISCILLA W. ARMSTRONG
"Final Entry" (Dec 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ELLEN ARTHUR
"Cal Always Said" (Nov 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
MILDRED ARTHUR
"Wednesday's Child" (Jan 1964)
"A Lover for Alma" (June 1964)
ROBERT ARTHUR
"Midnight Visit" (Mar 1948) (repr. from Collier's?, 1939)
"Hard Sheriff" (June 1949) (repr. from Detective Fiction Weekly, 9-30-39)
"The 51st Sealed Room; or, The MWA Murder" (Oct 1951)
DICK ASHBAUGH
"Molly, the Private Eyeful" (July 1953) (repr. from This Week, 1950)
"Target for Tonight" (Oct 1961)
CLIFFORD ASHDOWN
"The Assyrian Rejuvenator" (Jan 1947)
ISAAC ASIMOV
"A Problem of Numbers" (May 1970) [Prof. Neddring]
"The Acquisitive Chuckle" (Jan 1972) [1st Black Widowers]
"The Phony Ph.D." (July 1972) [Black Widowers]
PIERRE AUDEMARS
"Born for Trouble" (May 1962)
"The Ring and the Square" (July 1970)
STACY AUMONIER
"The Perfect Murder" (Mar 1952) (repr. from The Strand Magazine, Oct 1926)
MARGARET AUSTIN
"Ladies First" (Oct 1960) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Introducing Ellery's Mom: Mom's First Two Cases" (July 1962)
"Murder at Merryoak" (Oct 1962)
"The Caper of the Century" (Aug 1963)
"The Theft of the Black Jupiter" (Oct 1965)
MICHAEL AVALLONE
"Take Me Out to the Ball Game" (Dec 1964)
"'TEC TITLES: or, The American Pun Mystery" (July 1970) (2pgs)
SANORA BABB
"That Presence Out There" (Sept 1962)
H. C. BAILEY
"The Thistle Down" (May 1943) [Reggie Fortune]
"The Affair of the Zodiacs" (Apr 1952) [Reggie Fortune] (copyright 1927)
"The Long Dinner" (Apr 1953) (writ. 1934) [Reggie Fortune]
"The Superfluous Clues" (Mar 1954)
"A Matter of Speculation" (Feb 1961)
"The Long Dinner" (Apr 1953) (writ. 1934) [Reggie Fortune]
"The Superfluous Clues" (Mar 1954)
"A Matter of Speculation" (Feb 1961)
JANELLE BAILEY
"The Man out of the Snow" (Sept 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
STEWART C. BAILEY
"Because of Soney" (May 1951) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WILLIAM BALDWIN
"The Last Man Aboard" (Feb 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Ring of a Telephone" (Feb 1964) [his 2nd story]
HELEN MABRY BALLARD
"Code of the Classics" (June 1966)
"Mind Over Matter" (Aug 1966) [1pg verse]
WILLIAM BANKIER
"What Happened in Act One" (July 1962)
"The Gag of the Century" (Feb 1965)
"Traffic Violation" (Sept 1967)
"The Bomb" (Aug 1968)
"One Clear Sweet Clue" (Jan 1970)
"The Road Without a Name" (Nov 1971)
RICHARD BANKS
"Roboticide Squad" (Dec 1962)
HASKELL BARKIN
"The Last Sassetta" (June 1972)
LESLIE GORDON BARNARD
"Fish Story" (Feb 1963) (orig. title "Shooting a Line"; 1946)
STEPHEN BARR
"The Procurator of Justice" (Feb 1950) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Terrible-Tempered O'Boyle" (Apr 1961)
"Time Is a Liar" (Oct 1961)
"Costume Piece" (June 1962)
"An Unbelievable Story" (June 1964) (repr. from Playboy, 1958; orig. title "The Devil to Pay")
"Hat Trick" (Nov 1964) [Regent's Club]
"The Locked Room To End Locked Rooms" (Aug 1965) [Regent's Club]
"The N-Plus-1th Degree" (Jan 1969) [Regent's Club]
"Spreadeagle and Scram" (Feb 1970)
"Figaro Figaro" (Nov 1970) (avant-garde)
MARY BARRETT
"The Silver Saltcellar" (May 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Death out of Season" (Feb 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
"Josephine Rider Said" (May 1972)
"Deja Vu" (July 1972)
WILLIAM E. BARRETT
"Nobody Would Believe It" (July 1962)
JAMES M. BARRIE
"A Lady's Shoe" (June 1949) (repr. from book of same name, 1898)
JEROME BARRY
"Ice Storm" (May 1956) (repr. from Collier's, 1953)
D. B. BAYLOR
"Mr. Bixby Buys a Picasso" (Nov 1963)
L. J. BEESTON
"The Pipe" (June 1951) (repr. from Short Stories Magazine, 1924)
"Volturio Investigates" (Oct 1951) (repr. from Detective Story Magazine, Apr 1921 per Philsp)
"Loveday's Secret" (Mar 1952)
"The Human Leopards" (Sept 1952)
"The Return of Backshaw" (Oct 1966)
"Melodramatic Interlude" (Apr 1967)
"The Human Leopards" (Sept 1952)
"The Return of Backshaw" (Oct 1966)
"Melodramatic Interlude" (Apr 1967)
L. E. BEHNEY
"On the Road to Jericho" (Aug 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"TALES FROM HOME: 1. The Day of the Fair; 2. Cross My Heart...; 3. The Sound of Women Weeping" (Apr 1963)
"The Wages of Sin" (Dec 1963)
"Indian Summer" (Mar 1965)
"One Man's Weed" (Aug 1965)
"TALES FROM HOME: 1. The Man Who Kept His Promise; 2. Why Don't You Like Me?" (Aug 1966)
"The Long Hot Day" (Dec 1966)
HARRY BENEFIELD
"Queen of the Graveyard Ghouls" (June 1954) (1914 reprint)
STEPHEN VINCENT BENET
"Floor, Please" (July 1949)
ARNOLD BENNETT
"The Case of the Cockfosters Emeralds" (Feb 1948)
KEM BENNETT
"Let Freedom Ring" (Jan 1952) (repr. from John Bull, Dec 1950 per Philsp)
BEN BENSON
"Somebody Has To Make a Move" (July 1954)
D. R. BENSON
"E. Q." (July 1967) (short "Criminalimerick" about Ellery)
"The First One" (Nov 1967) (Criminalimerick about C. Auguste Dupin)
"Whimsicality" (Feb 1968) (Criminalimerick about Lord Peter Wimsey)
"S. H." (Feb 1968) (Criminalimerick about Schlock Homes)
"Stout Fellow" (Apr 1968) (Criminalimerick about Nero Wolfe)
"Master of Paris" (June 1968) (Criminalimerick about Maigret)
"The Espion Age" (Jan 1969) (Criminalimerick about spys)
"Leamas" (Mar 1969) (Criminalimerick)
"The Fu Manchusical" (June 1969) (script)
"Schier Impudence" (Jan 1970) (short Criminalimerick)
"I Love Paris When It Drizzles" (Jan 1970) (Maigret Criminalimerick)
"Police Procedural" (Mar 1970) (Criminalimerick)
"On Your Marric" (Mar 1970) (Criminalimerick)
"Stout Fellow II" (July 1970) (Criminalimerick about Nero Wolfe)
"T As in Treat" (July 1970) (Criminalimerick about L.Treat series)
"Dutch Uncle I" (Aug 1970) (Criminalimerick about Van der Valk)
"At Least He Makes House Calls" (Nov 1970) (Criminalimerick)
"Smooth as Velvet" (June 1971) (Criminalimerick about Nick Velvet)
"Damsel in Distress" (Aug 1971) (Criminalimerick)
"Damsel in Distress" (Nov 1971) (Criminalimerick about Agatha Christie)
"Detective's Lot" (Nov 1971) (Criminalimerick)
"You Know My Methods, Don't You?" (Jan 1972) (Sherlockian Criminalimerick)
"Dutch Uncle II" (Feb 1972) (Criminalimerick about Van der Valk)
Criminalimerick about Poirot (May 1972)
"Christie Capsule" (July 1972) (Criminalimerick about Poirot)
E. C. BENTLEY
"Greedy Night, a parody" (Jan 1943)
"The Ministering Angel" (Sept 1943) [Philip Trent]
"The Genuine Tabard" (Nov 1950) (orig. title "Trent and the Genuine Tabard"; repr. from The Strand Magazine, Jan 1938 per Philsp) [Philip Trent]
PHYLLIS BENTLEY
"The Way Round" (Aug 1953)
"Conversation at an Inn" (Feb 1954)
"Chain of Witnesses" (May 1954)
"A Midsummer Night's Crime" (Jan 1961)
"Miss Phipps Improvises" (Oct 1961)
"Message in a Bottle" (May 1962) [Miss Phipps]
"Miss Phipps Discovers America" (Mar 1963)
"Miss Phipps Jousts With the Press" (Dec 1963)
"Miss Phipps in the Hospital" (July 1964)
"Miss Phipps and the Invisible Murderer" (Nov 1966)
"Miss Phipps Goes to the Hairdresser" (Dec 1967)
"The Secret" (Mar 1968)
"Miss Phipps and the Nest of Illusion" (Aug 1969)
"Miss Phipps Exercises Her Metier" (Feb 1971)
"Miss Phipps Is Too Modest" (Dec 1971)
ANTHONY BERKELEY (pen-name of A.B. Cox; also see Francis Iles)
"Mr. Bearstowe Says" (July 1945) [Roger Sheringham]
"Mr. Simpson Goes to the Dogs" (Feb 1946)
"The Wrong Jar" (Mar 1947)
"The Policeman Only Taps Once" (June 1951) (writ. 1937?)
EARL DERR BIGGERS [creator of Charlie Chan]
"The Apron of Genius" (Aug 1953) (writ. 1909)
"The Dollar Chasers" (Feb 1970) (1924 reprint) (also printed in book Earl Derr Biggers Tells Ten Stories, 1933)
LLOYD BIGGLE, Jr.
"Music To Murder By" (July 1961)
"The Great Horseshoe Mystery" (Apr 1962)
"Death in His Eyes" (Nov 1962)
"Have You a Fortune in Your Attic?" (May 1963) [Grandfather Rastin]
"The Bleeding Ceiling" (Oct 1963)
"The Great Alma Mater Mystery" (Nov 1964) [Grandfather Rastin]
"The Key to the Situation" (July 1965)
"Grandfather and the Labor Day Mystery" (Oct 1965) (alt. title "Grandfather and the Pair of Knaves")
"Department of Future Crime" (Sept 1966) (1956 reprint) (orig. title "Cronus of the D.F.C.")
"Grandfather and the Phantom Thief" (May 1968)
"Grandfather and the Automation Mystery" (Aug 1969)
"Grandfather and the Right Question" (Oct 1971)
"Grandfather and the Little Bone" (Jan 1972)
JOHN BINGHAM
"Murderer at Large" (Jan 1961)
"The Hangman's Fish" (Mar 1965) (copyright 1963)
FREDERIC A. BIRMINGHAM
"Murder with Music" (May 1951) (rep. from Esquire, Aug 1949)
TREVOR BLACK
"An Incident at Devil's Rock" (Feb 1971)
ALGERNON BLACKWOOD
"King's Evidence" (Mar 1947)
NICHOLAS BLAKE (pseudonym of Cecil Day Lewis)
"The Assassins' Club" (Mar 1945) [Nigel Strangeways]
"A Study in White" (May 1949)
"Conscience Money" (Jan 1962) [Nigel Strangeways]
"Long Shot" (Feb 1964)
SUZANNE BLANC
"The Hump in the Basement" (Mar 1970)
CHARLES BLESSING
"A Certain Gift" (July 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories, #368]
ROBERT BLOCH
"The Man Who Looked Like Napoleon" (Oct 1961)
"Life in Our Time" (Oct 1966)
"The Living Dead" (Apr 1967)
"The Man Who Never Did Anything Right" (Apr 1968)
"The Gods Are Not Mocked" (Aug 1968)
LAWRENCE G. BLOCHMAN
"The Aldine Folio Murders" (July 1943) (repr. from The Dolphin magazine, 1940)
"Calendar Girl" (July 1953) (repr. from Collier's?, 1952) [Dr. Coffee]
"The Girl With the Burgundy Lips" (Aug 1953) (repr. from Collier's, 1953)
Twenty Errors in "The Girl With the Burgundy Lips" (Nov 1953)
"The Swami of Northbank" (Mar 1954)
Translated Thomas Narcejac's "The Red Orchid" (Jan 1961)
Translated Thomas Narcejac's "The Oliveira Affair" (Apr 1961)
"The Wolf and the Wayward WAC" (May 1963) [Dr. Coffee]
"The Killer With No Fingerprints" (June 1964) [Dr. Coffee]
"Goodbye, Stranger" (Oct 1964) [Dr. Coffee]
"Death By Drowning?" (Apr 1965) [Dr. Coffee]
"Dr. Coffee and the Philanderer's Brain" (Aug 1966)
"Missing: One Stage-Struck Hippie" (Sept 1970) [Dr. Coffee]
"Dr. Coffee and the Amateur Angel" (Oct 1971)
"Dr. Coffee and the Pardell Case" (June 1972)
PIERRE BOILEAU
"Monsieur Lucien, Burglar" (May 1949)
"L'Affaire Antoine" (Sept 1951)
HECTOR BOLITHO
"Dirge" (July 1949)
HEINRICH BOLL
"Like a Bad Dream" (Oct 1967) (Translated by Leila Vennewitz) (copyright 1965)
RALEIGH BOND
"Tear a Passion to Tatters" (Dec 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Only the First Reading" (June 1963)
JORGE LUIS BORGES
"The Two Kings and the Two Labyrinths" (Apr 1962)
NOEL BOSKER (a pseudonym)
"Best Laid Schemes" (Oct 1967)
PHYLLIS BOTTOME
"The Liqueur Glass" (May 1945)
ANTHONY BOUCHER (1911-1968)
"Mystery for Christmas" (Jan 1942?)
"Screwball Division" (Sept 1942) [Nick Noble]
"QL 696.C9" (May 1943) [Nick Noble]
"Black Murder" (Sept 1943) [Nick Noble]
Translated Georges Simenon's "The Three Rembrandts" (Sept 1943)
Translated Georges Simenon's "The Secret of Fort Bayard" (Nov 1943)
Translated Georges Simenon's "Affaire Ziliouk" (May 1944)
Translated Antonio Helu's "The Stickpin" (Nov 1944)
"Arsene Lupin vs. Colonel Linnaus" (Nov 1944)
"Rumor, Inc." (Jan 1945) [Nick Noble]
"Like Count Palmieri" (Feb 1946)
Translated Georges Simenon's "The Case of the Three Bicyclists" (July 1946)
? - Translated Georges Simenon's "The Tracy Enigma" (May 1947)
"Homicidal Highspots of 1948" [Speaking of Crime column?] (Feb 1949)
"The Short Shudder" [Speaking of Crime column?] (Apr 1949)
? - Translated Georges Simenon's "Blessed Are the Meek" (Apr 1949)
"Sock-the-Mystery Year" [Speaking of Crime column reviews; see Howard Haycraft] (June 1949)
"The Best Mystery Books of 1949" [Speaking of Crime] (Feb 1950)
? - Translated Georges Simenon's "The Stronger Vessel" (Jan 1951)
"Crime Must Have a Stop" (Feb 1951)
Translated Georges Simenon's "The Old Lady of Bayeux" (Aug 1952)
"The Girl Who Married a Monster" (Feb 1954)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" [reviews] (Sept 1959)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - May, 1961; July - Dec 1961)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb; May - Dec 1962)
"Death Can Be Beautiful" (Apr 1962)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1963)
"Best Mysteries of 1962" (Mar 1963)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Apr - Dec 1963)
"The Clue of the Knave of Diamonds" (May 1963) (copyright 1939) (Fergus O'Breen's First Murder Case)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1964)
"Best Mysteries of 1963" (Mar 1964)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Apr - Dec 1964)
"Nine-Finger Jack" (Sept 1964) (repr. from Esquire Magazine, 1951)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1965)
Comments on Poe's "A Tale of the Ragged Mountains" (Feb 1965) (repr. from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Mar 1958)
"Best Mysteries of 1964" (Mar 1965)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Apr - Dec 1965)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1966)
"Best Mysteries of 1965" (Mar 1966)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Apr - Dec 1966)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1967)
"Best Mysteries of 1966" (Mar 1967)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Apr - Dec 1967)
"Best Mysteries of the Month" (Jan - Feb 1968)
- James Reach's "In Memoriam" of Boucher (Aug 1968; 1 pg.)
["Best Mysteries of the Month" cont. by John Dickson Carr in Jan 1969]
CATHARINE BOYD
"An Accident of Time" (July 1962)
LYLE G. BOYD
"The Tools of Magic" (Aug 1956) [Dept of 1st Stories]
RAY BRADBURY
"The Fruit at the Bottom of the Bowl" (Jan 1953) (1948 reprint; orig. title "Touch and Go")
"The Whole Town's Sleeping" (June 1954) (repr. from McCall's, 1950)
"At Midnight, In the Month of June" (June 1954) [sequel to "The Whole Town's Sleeping"]
ERNEST BRAMAH (creator of the first blind detective, Max Carrados)
"The Bunch of Violets" (Sept 1943) (orig. title "Said With Flowers")
(repr. from Flynn's magazine, 1924) [Max Carrados]
"Smothered in Corpses" (Aug 1947) (repr. from his book The Specimen Case, 1925; story writ. 1912)
"The Tragedy at Brookbend Cottage" (Aug 1951)
"The Eastern Mystery" (Jan 1953) (1924 reprint) [Max Carrados]
FRANCISCO A. BRANCO
"The Dwarf's Club" (Mar 1950) [Dept of 1st Stories]
CHRISTIANNA BRAND
"Rabbit Out of a Hat" (Jan 1958?)
"My Ladies' Tears" (Feb 1965)
"Blood Brothers" (Sept 1965) [Inspector Cockrill]
"Twist for Twist" (May 1967) [Inspector Cockrill]
"Here Lies..." (Nov 1967)
"The Wicked Ghost" (Feb 1968)
"King of the Air" (June 1968)
"The Skipping Game" (July 1968)
"The Gemminy Crickets Case" (Aug 1968)
"Poison in the Cup" (Feb 1969)
"The Scapegoat" (Aug 1970)
"Such a Nice Man" (March 1972)
GARY BRANDNER
"A Lesson in Larceny" (July 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Sing to Me, Dead Man" (Oct 1970) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
"All Debts Off" (Apr 1971)
"The Stray Bullet" (June 1971)
ANNE JANET BRAUDE
Intro to William Shakespeare Henry VI excerpts (Sept 1966)
LILIAN JACKSON BRAUN
"The Sin of Madame Phloi" (June 1962)
"Phut Phat Concentrates" (Dec 1963)
"SuSu and the 8:30 Ghost" (Apr 1964)
"The Dark One" (July 1966)
"Tragedy on New Year's Day" (Mar 1968)
CAROLINE BREEDLOVE
"The Sound of the Peepers" (Oct 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JON L. BREEN
"ATTENTION GETTERS: An Unusual Quiz" (Jan 1967)
"The Crowded Hours" (May 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories; author was 23]
"The Austin Murder Case" (Dec 1967) [Philo Vance pastiche]
"Frank Merriswell's Greatest Case; or, The Daring One-Hander" (Apr 1968)
"ENTRANCE LINES: An Unusual Quiz" (May 1968)
"The Lithuanian Eraser Mystery" (March 1969)
"The Vanity Murder Case" (July 1970) [Philo Vance pastiche]
"Green Gravy for the Blush" (Mar 1971) [Travis McGee parody]
"The Fortune Cookie" (May 1971) [Charlie Chan pastiche]
"Diamond Dick" (Oct 1971)
"Horsehide Sleuth" (Nov 1971) [Ed Gorgon]
"Gilliam's Tact" (Feb 1972) [Gideon parody-pastiche]
"The Body in the Bullpen" (May 1972)
"The Babe Ruth Murder Case" (June 1972) [Ed Gorgon]
EDWARD Y. BREESE
"Desperate Remedy" (Jan 1969)
FREDERICK HAZLITT BRENNAN
"Award of Honor" (Nov 1945 overseas)
"Award of Honor" (May 1948) (copyright 1943)
R. BRETNOR
"Specimen of the Week" (Feb 1967) (copyright 1951 by Game & Gossip)
"Paper Tiger" (May 1969)
"The Greatest of All Webley Collectors" (July 1970)
"A Matter of Equine Ballistics" (Sept 1971)
M. BRETT-SURMAN
"Not a Bit Like Television" (Sept 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
GROVER BRINKMAN
"Caribbean Blow" (Apr 1953)
BOB BRISTOW
"No Margin for Error" (Aug 1967)
WILLIAM BRITTAIN
"The Man Who Read John Dickson Carr" (Dec 1965)
"The Man Who Read Ellery Queen" (Dec 1965)
"The Man Who Didn't Read" (May 1966)
"The Woman Who Read Rex Stout" (July 1966)
"The Boy Who Read Agatha Christie" (Dec 1966)
"Mr. Strang Gives a Lecture" (Mar 1967)
"Mr. Strang Performs an Experiment" (June 1967)
"Mr. Strang Finds the Answers" (Nov 1967)
"Mr. Strang Sees a Play" (Mar 1968)
"The Zaretski Chain" (June 1968)
"The Man Who Read Sir Arthur Conan Doyle" (Aug 1968)
"Mr. Strang Takes a Field Trip" (Dec 1968)
"The Second Sign in the Melon Patch" (Jan 1969)
"Mr. Strang Pulls a Switch" (June 1969)
"That Day on the Knob" (Sept 1969)
"Mr. Strang Takes a Hand" (Apr 1970)
"Falling Object" (Feb 1971)
"Mr. Strang Lifts a Glass" (May 1971)
"Mr. Strang Finds an Angle" (June 1971)
"Mr. Strang Hunts a Bear" (Nov 1971)
"Mr. Strang Checks a Record" (Feb 1972)
"Wynken, Blynken, and Nod" (Apr 1972)
"Mr. Strang Finds a Car" (July 1972)
LOUIS BROMFIELD
"The Wedding Dress" (May 1947)
"Crime Passionnel" (Jan 1953) (repr. from The New Yorker, 1944)
T. E. BROOKS
"This Man Is Dangerous" (Mar 1962)
JAMES C. BROUGH
"President Sam Houston, Detective" (Apr 1954)
ALLAN R. BROWN
"Sleep No More" (July 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories, #369]
FREDRIC BROWN
"The Djinn Murder" (Jan 1944)
"Murder While You Wait" (July 1944)
"Don't Look Behind You" (May 1947)
"Mr. Smith Protects a Client" (Jan 1961) [Black Mask Dept] (orig. title "Whistler's Murder"; 1946)
"The Assistant Murderer" (May 1963) (orig. title "The Hobbyist"; 1961)
"Why, Benny, Why?" (Nov 1964)
"Don't Look Behind You" (May 1947)
"Mr. Smith Protects a Client" (Jan 1961) [Black Mask Dept] (orig. title "Whistler's Murder"; 1946)
"The Assistant Murderer" (May 1963) (orig. title "The Hobbyist"; 1961)
"Why, Benny, Why?" (Nov 1964)
WENZELL BROWN
"An Old Wives' Tale" (Aug 1964)
WILL C. BROWN
"One for the Road" (Nov 1953)
JOHN BUCHANAN
"Direct Hit" (June 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
F. R. BUCKLEY
"Gold-Mounted Guns" (Aug 1951)
JOHN BURKE
"Miss Mouse and Mrs. Mouse" (Nov 1968)
THOMAS BURKE
"Roses Round the Door" (May 1946)
"The New Hat" (July 1951)
"The Pariah" (Jan 1954)
HALLIE BURNETT
"The Thief on the Champs Elysees" (July 1965) (repr. from Story Magazine, 1961)
W. R. BURNETT
"Dressing-Up" (June 1947) (repr. from Harper's Magazine, Nov 1929)
"Traveling Light" (Sept 1951)
"Nobody's All Bad" (Dec 1953 __?)
WHIT BURNETT
"The Night of the Gran Baile Mascara" (July 1965) (copyright 1943)
EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
"Tarzan, Jungle Detective" (May 1964) (1917 reprint; orig. title "The Battle for Teeka")
GEOFFREY BUSH
"Who Killed Baker?" (May 1952) (co-written with Edmund Crispin) [Gervase Fen]
ELLIS PARKER BUTLER
"Philo Gubb's Greatest Case" (Mar 1943)
"The Sword Swallower Murder" (Apr 1947)
GWENDOLINE BUTLER
"The Sisterhood" (Oct 1968)
JEROME BUXTON
"A Point of Curiosity" (Jan 1961) (repr. from Redbook, 1958)
"A Quatrain of Ling Tai Fu's" (May 1948) (repr. from his book Changeling and Other Stories, 1923)
JOHN F. BYRNE
"The Mystery of the Third Mustache" (Sept 1959)
JAMES M. CAIN
"The Baby in the Icebox" (July 1944) (repr. from American Mercury, Jan 1933)
"Pastorale" (Sept 1945) (repr. from The American Mercury, 1928)
ERSKINE CALDWELL
"Horse Thief" (Nov 1953) (writ. 1935)
OWEN CAMERON
"The Quick and the Dead" (May 1945)
WADSWORTH CAMP
"The Obscure Move" (Jan 1943)
VICTOR CANNING
"Food for Thought" (Feb 1954)
"Everything of the Finest" (Apr 1961) (orig. title "The Butler Who
Should Have Been a Detective"; 1959)
"The Yellow-Green Tassel" (Oct 1961)
"The Sunday Fishing Club" (Feb 1962) [Dept of Patterns]
"Star Stuff" (Mar 1962)
"The Three Musketeers" (Apr 1962)
"The Missing Tins of Chicken Breasts" (June 1962) [Dept of Patterns]
"The Carnation Anniversary" (Jan 1963) [Dept of Patterns]
"Through the Wall" (Apr 1963) (copyright 1961)
"The Ransom of Angelo" (July 1963) (copyright 1961) [Minerva Club]
"Flint's Diamonds" (Aug 1963) [Minerva Club]
"Three Heads Are Better Than One" (Jan 1964) [Minerva Club]
"The Trojan Crate" (May 1964) [Minerva Club]
"Love and Larceny on the Riviera" (Oct 1964)
(orig. title "Young Man on a Bicycle"; 1955)
"A Stroke of Genius" (Feb 1965) [Minerva Club]
"The Botany Pattern" (Apr 1965) [Dept of Patterns]
"Baskets of Apples and Roses" (Oct 1965) [Dept of Patterns]
"To Whoever Finds This" (Mar 1966) (copyright 1962) [Inspector Hebert]
KAREL CAPEK
"The Fortune Teller" (June 1954) (Translated by Paul Selver; writ. 1931)
MARJORIE CARLETON
"I.O.U. - One Life" (Dec 1961)
"Monday Is a Quiet Place" (Aug 1962)
A. H. Z. CARR
"The Trial of John Nobody" (Nov 1950)
"Murder at City Hall" (July 1951)
"If a Body..." (July 1953)
"A Case of Catnapping" (July 1954)
"The Crucial Twist" (May 1961) (repr. from Esquire?, 1943)
"The Washington Party Murder" (July 1964)
"The Nameology Murder" (July 1965)
JOHN DICKSON CARR
"The Proverbial Murder" (July 1943) [Dr. Gideon Fell]
"The Locked Room" (Nov 1943) [Dr. Gideon Fell]
"Cabin B-13" (May 1944) (Suspense radio script)
"The Hangman Won't Wait" (Sept 1944) (Suspense radio script) [Dr. Gideon Fell]
"William Wilson's Racket" (Nov 1944) [Col. March]
"The Empty Flat" (May 1945)
"Will You Walk Into My Parlor?" (Sept 1945) (Suspense radio script)
"Strictly Diplomatic" (Jan 1946)
"The Third Bullet" (Jan 1948) (66pg. novel) [Colonel Marquis]
"The Adventure of the Paradol Chamber" (Feb 1950) (skit, 1948) [Sherlockiana]
"If a Body..." (July 1953)
"A Case of Catnapping" (July 1954)
"The Crucial Twist" (May 1961) (repr. from Esquire?, 1943)
"The Washington Party Murder" (July 1964)
"The Nameology Murder" (July 1965)
JOHN DICKSON CARR
"The Proverbial Murder" (July 1943) [Dr. Gideon Fell]
"The Locked Room" (Nov 1943) [Dr. Gideon Fell]
"Cabin B-13" (May 1944) (Suspense radio script)
"The Hangman Won't Wait" (Sept 1944) (Suspense radio script) [Dr. Gideon Fell]
"William Wilson's Racket" (Nov 1944) [Col. March]
"The Empty Flat" (May 1945)
"Will You Walk Into My Parlor?" (Sept 1945) (Suspense radio script)
"Strictly Diplomatic" (Jan 1946)
"The Third Bullet" (Jan 1948) (66pg. novel) [Colonel Marquis]
"The Adventure of the Paradol Chamber" (Feb 1950) (skit, 1948) [Sherlockiana]
"The Customers Like Murder" (Apr 1952) (Suspense radio script)
"Will You Make a Bet with Death?" (Apr 1954)
"The Grandest Game in the World" (Mar 1963) (Introduction to Carr's
unpublished anthology The Ten Best Detective Novels, 1947)
(writ. 1946) (new intro by Ellery Queen; new afterword by Carr)
"The Other Hangman" (Jan 1965) (orig. under Carter Dickson byline)
(from The Department of Queer Complaints, 1940)
"Right Before Your Eyes" (Apr 1966) (orig. title "Hot Money"; 1940)
(alt. title "The Mystery of the Invisible Money") [Col. March]
"The One Real Horror" (Aug 1966) (1940 reprint)
(orig. title "New Murders for Old")
"To Wake the Dead" (Dec 1966) (orig. title "Blind Man's Hood"; 1940)
GUY WETMORE CARRYL
"In the Absence of Monsieur" (Apr 1953) (1903 reprint)
EDWIN CARTER
"Dangerous Game" (Sept 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
YOUNGMAN CARTER
"London Nights' Entertainment" (Feb 1954)
"The Most Wanted Man in the World" (Nov 1962)
"Seeds of Time" (Dec 1966)
"Alias Mr. Manchester" (Sept 1967)
HUGH B. CAVE
"Naked in Darkness" (Aug 1965)
"The Course of Justice" (Oct 1965)
"Many Happy Returns" (Apr 1966)
ROBERT CENEDELLA
"The Last Treasure" (Nov 1961)
"The Novelist and the Critic" (May 1966) (repr. from Playboy, 1962)
(orig. title "The Murder of Edmund Grant")
MIGUEL de CERVANTES
"Sancho Panza, Detective" (Sept 1964) (from Don Quixote)
"Sancho Panza, Judge" (Aug 1966) (translated by Frederic R. Gamble)
(repr. from Don Quixote, Part II, Chap. XLV)
RAYMOND CHANDLER
"Philip Marlowe's Last Case" (Jan 1962) (orig. title "The Pencil";
UK title "Marlowe Takes On the Syndicate";
US title "Wrong Pigeon"; 1959) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Curtain" (Sept 1965) (repr. from Black Mask, Sept 1936)
LESLIE CHARTERIS
"The Green Goods Man" (Aug 1946) (repr. from The Brighter Buccaneer, 1932) [The Saint]
"Will You Make a Bet with Death?" (Apr 1954)
"The Grandest Game in the World" (Mar 1963) (Introduction to Carr's
unpublished anthology The Ten Best Detective Novels, 1947)
(writ. 1946) (new intro by Ellery Queen; new afterword by Carr)
"The Other Hangman" (Jan 1965) (orig. under Carter Dickson byline)
(from The Department of Queer Complaints, 1940)
"Right Before Your Eyes" (Apr 1966) (orig. title "Hot Money"; 1940)
(alt. title "The Mystery of the Invisible Money") [Col. March]
"The One Real Horror" (Aug 1966) (1940 reprint)
(orig. title "New Murders for Old")
"To Wake the Dead" (Dec 1966) (orig. title "Blind Man's Hood"; 1940)
GUY WETMORE CARRYL
"In the Absence of Monsieur" (Apr 1953) (1903 reprint)
EDWIN CARTER
"Dangerous Game" (Sept 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
YOUNGMAN CARTER
"London Nights' Entertainment" (Feb 1954)
"The Most Wanted Man in the World" (Nov 1962)
"Seeds of Time" (Dec 1966)
"Alias Mr. Manchester" (Sept 1967)
HUGH B. CAVE
"Naked in Darkness" (Aug 1965)
"The Course of Justice" (Oct 1965)
"Many Happy Returns" (Apr 1966)
ROBERT CENEDELLA
"The Last Treasure" (Nov 1961)
"The Novelist and the Critic" (May 1966) (repr. from Playboy, 1962)
(orig. title "The Murder of Edmund Grant")
MIGUEL de CERVANTES
"Sancho Panza, Detective" (Sept 1964) (from Don Quixote)
"Sancho Panza, Judge" (Aug 1966) (translated by Frederic R. Gamble)
(repr. from Don Quixote, Part II, Chap. XLV)
RAYMOND CHANDLER
"Philip Marlowe's Last Case" (Jan 1962) (orig. title "The Pencil";
UK title "Marlowe Takes On the Syndicate";
US title "Wrong Pigeon"; 1959) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Curtain" (Sept 1965) (repr. from Black Mask, Sept 1936)
LESLIE CHARTERIS
"The Green Goods Man" (Aug 1946) (repr. from The Brighter Buccaneer, 1932) [The Saint]
"The Quarterdeck Club" (Aug 1947) [The Saint]
"The Saint Takes On a Dare" (Sept 1964) (1957 reprint)
(orig. title "The Five Thousand Pound Kiss")
"The Saint Takes On a Dare" (Sept 1964) (1957 reprint)
(orig. title "The Five Thousand Pound Kiss")
WALTER E. CHAULK
"Like an Apple" (Mar 1952) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ANTON CHEKHOV
"The Safety Match" (July 1965)
RUTH CHESSMAN
"Accused" (Jan 1943)
GILBERT K. CHESTERTON
"The Tremendous Adventures of Major Brown" (Sept 1942)
(repr. from A Club of Queer Trades, 1905)
"The Blast of the Book" (July 1943) [Father Brown] (repr. from The Scandal of Father Brown, 1935)
"Dr. Hyde, Detective, and The White Pillars Murder" (Sept 1945)
(repr. from English Life magazine, Jan 1925)
"The Garden of Smoke" (Mar 1946) (1920 reprint) [Mr. Traill]
"The Man Who Shot the Fox" (July 1946) (1921 reprint) [Philip Swayne]
"Advice to Literary Murderers" (July 1947)
"The Blast of the Book" (July 1943) [Father Brown] (repr. from The Scandal of Father Brown, 1935)
"Dr. Hyde, Detective, and The White Pillars Murder" (Sept 1945)
(repr. from English Life magazine, Jan 1925)
"The Garden of Smoke" (Mar 1946) (1920 reprint) [Mr. Traill]
"The Man Who Shot the Fox" (July 1946) (1921 reprint) [Philip Swayne]
"Advice to Literary Murderers" (July 1947)
(repr. from book The Tribute; D. Mackenzie, ed., 1930)
"The Five of Swords" (Apr 1948)
CHARLES B. CHILD
"Satan Had Another Name" (May 1952) (copyright 1948)
"The Five of Swords" (Apr 1948)
CHARLES B. CHILD
"Satan Had Another Name" (May 1952) (copyright 1948)
"Death Was a Wedding Guest" (May 1961) (writ. 1954)
"The Thumbless Man" (Dec 1961) (orig. title "The Invisible Killer")
(copyright 1955) [Inspector Chafik]
"The Caller After Death" (July 1962) (1955 reprint) [Inspector Chafik]
(orig. title "The Revenge of the Bedouin")
"The Holy-Day Crimes" (Jan 1963) (orig. title "Royal Theft")
(copyright 1955) [Inspector Chafik]
"Do Not Choose Death" (Feb 1965) (copyright 1953) [Inspector Chafik]
(orig. title "Death Had Strange Hands")
"A Lesson in Firearms" (Dec 1965) [Inspector Chafik]
"The Dwelling Place of the Proud" (Oct 1966) [Inspector Chafik]
"A Quality of Mercy" (Feb 1967) (copyright 1950) [Inspector Chafik]
AGATHA CHRISTIE
"Accident" (Mar 1943)
"The Witness for the Prosecution" (Jan 1944) (repr. from Munsey's, 1924)
"The Mystery of the Blue Jar" (May 1944) (repr. from Metropolitan Magazine, 1924)
"The Nemean Lion, or The Case of the Kidnapped Pekinese" (Sept 1944)
[Poirot; 1st story in The Labors of Hercules series]
"The Horse of Diomedes, or The Case of the Drug Peddler" (Jan 1945)
[Poirot; 8th story in The Labors of Hercules series]
"The Stymphalian Birds, or The Case of the Vulture Women" (Sept 1945)
(repr. from This Week Magazine, 1939)
[Poirot; 6th story in The Labors of Hercules series]
"The Case of the Missing Schoolgirl" (Jan 1946)
"The Case of the Gossipers" (Feb 1946)
"The Cretan Bull, or The Case of the Family Taint" (Apr 1946)
(orig. title "Midnight Madness (The Cretan Bull)"
(repr. from This Week Magazine, 1943)
[Poirot; 7th story in The Labors of Hercules series]
"Four and Twenty Blackbirds" (June 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1940)
[Poirot]
"Sing a Song of Sixpence" (Feb 1947)
"The Mystery of the Spanish Shawl" (Apr 1947)
"The Red Signal" (June 1947) [Inspector Verall]
"Where There's a Will" (Aug 1947) (orig. title "Wireless")
"Philomel Cottage" (Apr 1951)
"The Under Dog" [1st of 2 parts] (May 1951) (copyright 1926) [Poirot]
"The Under Dog" [2nd of 2 parts] (June 1951) [Poirot]
(repr. from Mystery Magazine?, 1926)
"The Disappearance of Captain Harwell" (Jan 1954)
"Never Two Without Three; or, A Christmas Tragedy" (Jan 1961)
(repr. from The Tuesday Club Murders, 1928) [Miss Marple]
"The Chinese Puzzle Box" (Mar 1961) [Poirot]
(orig. title "The Veiled Lady"; 1925)
"The Man in the Mist" (Sept 1961) (copyright 1929)
"Sporting Challenge" (Dec 1961) [Poirot] (1925 reprint)
(orig. title "The Case of the Missing Will")
"Foxglove in the Sage" (Mar 1962)
"The $1,000,000 Bond Robbery" (Aug 1962) (1924 reprint) [Poirot]
"The Time Hercule Poirot Failed" (Nov 1962) (1925 reprint)
(orig. title "The Chocolate Box")
"The Man on the Chancel Steps" (Mar 1963) (copyright 1954)
(orig. title "Sanctuary") [Miss Marple]
"The Regent's Court Murder" (July 1963) (copyright 1925) [Poirot]
(orig. title "The Case of the Italian Nobleman")
"The Theft of the Opalsen Pearls" (Nov 1963) (1925 reprint; orig. title
"The Jewel Robbery at the Grand Metropolitan") [Poirot]
"Poirot Puts a Finger in the Pie" (Jan 1964) (1925 reprint)
(orig. title "The Adventure of the Western Star")
"The Quickness of the Hand" (Mar 1964) (orig. title "Problem at Sea")
(copyright 1936) [Poirot]
"Good Night for a Murder" (June 1964) (1936 reprint) [Poirot]
(orig. title "Murder in the Mews")
"Hercule Poirot, Insurance Investigator" (Sept 1964) (1925 reprint)
(orig. title "The Tragedy at Marsden Manor")
"The Three Strange Points" (Dec 1964) (orig. title "The Dream";1937) [Poirot]
"Poirot Makes an Investment" (Mar 1965) (orig. title "The Lost Mine";1925)
"Express to Stamboul" (June 1965) (1933 reprint) [Mr. Parker Pyne]
(orig. title "Have You Got Everything You Want?")
"The "Supernatural" Murder" (Sept 1965) (1928 reprint) [Miss Marple]
(orig. title "The Idol House of Astarte")
"Poirot Indulges a Whim" (Nov 1965) (1925? reprint)
(orig. title "The Adventure of the Cheap Flat")
"Hercule Poirot and the Broken Mirror" (Feb 1966) (1932 reprint)
(orig. title "Dead Man's Mirror")
"Motive vs. Opportunity" (Mar 1966) (1928 reprint) [Miss Marple]
"The Gate of Death" (June 1966) (orig. title "The Gate of Baghdad")
(1932 reprint) [Parker Pyne]
"The Dream House of Shiraz" (Sept 1966) (1933 reprint) [Parker Pyne]
(orig. title "The House of Shiraz")
"Hercule Poirot and the Sixth Chair" (Dec 1966) (1932 reprint)
(orig. title "Yellow Iris")
"Miss Marple and the Golden Galleon" (Mar 1967) (1928 reprint)
(orig. title "Ingots of Gold")
"The Thumbless Man" (Dec 1961) (orig. title "The Invisible Killer")
(copyright 1955) [Inspector Chafik]
"The Caller After Death" (July 1962) (1955 reprint) [Inspector Chafik]
(orig. title "The Revenge of the Bedouin")
"The Holy-Day Crimes" (Jan 1963) (orig. title "Royal Theft")
(copyright 1955) [Inspector Chafik]
"Do Not Choose Death" (Feb 1965) (copyright 1953) [Inspector Chafik]
(orig. title "Death Had Strange Hands")
"A Lesson in Firearms" (Dec 1965) [Inspector Chafik]
"The Dwelling Place of the Proud" (Oct 1966) [Inspector Chafik]
"A Quality of Mercy" (Feb 1967) (copyright 1950) [Inspector Chafik]
AGATHA CHRISTIE
"Accident" (Mar 1943)
"The Witness for the Prosecution" (Jan 1944) (repr. from Munsey's, 1924)
"The Mystery of the Blue Jar" (May 1944) (repr. from Metropolitan Magazine, 1924)
"The Nemean Lion, or The Case of the Kidnapped Pekinese" (Sept 1944)
[Poirot; 1st story in The Labors of Hercules series]
"The Horse of Diomedes, or The Case of the Drug Peddler" (Jan 1945)
[Poirot; 8th story in The Labors of Hercules series]
"The Stymphalian Birds, or The Case of the Vulture Women" (Sept 1945)
(repr. from This Week Magazine, 1939)
[Poirot; 6th story in The Labors of Hercules series]
"The Case of the Missing Schoolgirl" (Jan 1946)
"The Case of the Gossipers" (Feb 1946)
"The Cretan Bull, or The Case of the Family Taint" (Apr 1946)
(orig. title "Midnight Madness (The Cretan Bull)"
(repr. from This Week Magazine, 1943)
[Poirot; 7th story in The Labors of Hercules series]
"Four and Twenty Blackbirds" (June 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1940)
[Poirot]
"Sing a Song of Sixpence" (Feb 1947)
"The Mystery of the Spanish Shawl" (Apr 1947)
"The Red Signal" (June 1947) [Inspector Verall]
"Where There's a Will" (Aug 1947) (orig. title "Wireless")
"Philomel Cottage" (Apr 1951)
"The Under Dog" [1st of 2 parts] (May 1951) (copyright 1926) [Poirot]
"The Under Dog" [2nd of 2 parts] (June 1951) [Poirot]
(repr. from Mystery Magazine?, 1926)
"The Disappearance of Captain Harwell" (Jan 1954)
"Never Two Without Three; or, A Christmas Tragedy" (Jan 1961)
(repr. from The Tuesday Club Murders, 1928) [Miss Marple]
"The Chinese Puzzle Box" (Mar 1961) [Poirot]
(orig. title "The Veiled Lady"; 1925)
"The Man in the Mist" (Sept 1961) (copyright 1929)
"Sporting Challenge" (Dec 1961) [Poirot] (1925 reprint)
(orig. title "The Case of the Missing Will")
"Foxglove in the Sage" (Mar 1962)
"The $1,000,000 Bond Robbery" (Aug 1962) (1924 reprint) [Poirot]
"The Time Hercule Poirot Failed" (Nov 1962) (1925 reprint)
(orig. title "The Chocolate Box")
"The Man on the Chancel Steps" (Mar 1963) (copyright 1954)
(orig. title "Sanctuary") [Miss Marple]
"The Regent's Court Murder" (July 1963) (copyright 1925) [Poirot]
(orig. title "The Case of the Italian Nobleman")
"The Theft of the Opalsen Pearls" (Nov 1963) (1925 reprint; orig. title
"The Jewel Robbery at the Grand Metropolitan") [Poirot]
"Poirot Puts a Finger in the Pie" (Jan 1964) (1925 reprint)
(orig. title "The Adventure of the Western Star")
"The Quickness of the Hand" (Mar 1964) (orig. title "Problem at Sea")
(copyright 1936) [Poirot]
"Good Night for a Murder" (June 1964) (1936 reprint) [Poirot]
(orig. title "Murder in the Mews")
"Hercule Poirot, Insurance Investigator" (Sept 1964) (1925 reprint)
(orig. title "The Tragedy at Marsden Manor")
"The Three Strange Points" (Dec 1964) (orig. title "The Dream";1937) [Poirot]
"Poirot Makes an Investment" (Mar 1965) (orig. title "The Lost Mine";1925)
"Express to Stamboul" (June 1965) (1933 reprint) [Mr. Parker Pyne]
(orig. title "Have You Got Everything You Want?")
"The "Supernatural" Murder" (Sept 1965) (1928 reprint) [Miss Marple]
(orig. title "The Idol House of Astarte")
"Poirot Indulges a Whim" (Nov 1965) (1925? reprint)
(orig. title "The Adventure of the Cheap Flat")
"Hercule Poirot and the Broken Mirror" (Feb 1966) (1932 reprint)
(orig. title "Dead Man's Mirror")
"Motive vs. Opportunity" (Mar 1966) (1928 reprint) [Miss Marple]
"The Gate of Death" (June 1966) (orig. title "The Gate of Baghdad")
(1932 reprint) [Parker Pyne]
"The Dream House of Shiraz" (Sept 1966) (1933 reprint) [Parker Pyne]
(orig. title "The House of Shiraz")
"Hercule Poirot and the Sixth Chair" (Dec 1966) (1932 reprint)
(orig. title "Yellow Iris")
"Miss Marple and the Golden Galleon" (Mar 1967) (1928 reprint)
(orig. title "Ingots of Gold")
DALE CLARK
"Various Traces" (Jan 1949) [Munro]
NEIL M. CLARK
"The Secret Life of Henry Geech" (Feb 1962) [Ben Day]
"Mystery on the Malpais" (Oct 1964)
"Hit and Run" (Feb 1965)
VALMA CLARK
"Death on the South Wind" (Nov 1944)
"The Man Who Loved the Classics" (July 1951)
JOHN BELL CLAYTON
"The Roman Candles" (Mar 1954)
"A Warm Day in November" (Aug 1963) (repr. from The Strangers Were There, 1957)
MILDRED CLINGERMAN
"The Watcher in the Dream" (Mar 1964) (orig. title "First Lesson"; 1956)
IRVIN S. COBB
"The Darkest Closet" (Feb 1951)
"Faith, Hope and Charity" (Apr 1952) (copyright 1934)
CHARLES FRANCIS COE
"Three Men in a Room" (Apr 1948)
JOHN PHILIP COHANE
"The Scabble Clue" (Oct 1966)
OCTAVUS ROY COHEN
"Ultra Violent" (Jan 1946)
"Free and Easy" (May 1946) (repr. from Detours, 1927) [Jim Hanvey]
"According to Customs" (Feb 1947)
"Always Trust a Cop" (Aug 1952)
"Florian Slappey, Private Eye" (Nov 1953)
GRACE ISABEL COLBRON
Translated Baron Palle Rosenkrantz's "Letters from Another World" (July 1943)
G. D. H. and M. I. COLE (George Douglas Howard and Margaret Isabel Cole)
"A Lesson in Crime" (July 1944)
CHARLES FRANCIS COE
"Three Men in a Room" (Apr 1948)
JOHN PHILIP COHANE
"The Scabble Clue" (Oct 1966)
OCTAVUS ROY COHEN
"Ultra Violent" (Jan 1946)
"Free and Easy" (May 1946) (repr. from Detours, 1927) [Jim Hanvey]
"According to Customs" (Feb 1947)
"Always Trust a Cop" (Aug 1952)
"Florian Slappey, Private Eye" (Nov 1953)
GRACE ISABEL COLBRON
Translated Baron Palle Rosenkrantz's "Letters from Another World" (July 1943)
G. D. H. and M. I. COLE (George Douglas Howard and Margaret Isabel Cole)
"A Lesson in Crime" (July 1944)
MANNING COLES (pseudonym of Adelaide Francis Manning and Cyril Henry Coles)
"Handcuffs Don't Hold Ghosts" (May 1946) [Tommy Hambledon]
JOHN COLLIER
"Back for Christmas" (Jan 1951)
WILKIE COLLINS
"The Biter Bit" (June 1949) (repr. from The Atlantic Monthly, Apr 1858)
[also see "The Pair of Gloves" by Charles Dickens (Mar 1967) ]
RICHARD CONNELL
"The Doctor and the Lunatic" (May 1944) (repr. from Mystery Magazine, 1935)
"Tip-Off" (Aug 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1932)
"King of the Firsters" (Mar 1949) (repr. from Collier's, Apr 1938 per Philsp)
"King of the Firsters" (Mar 1949) (repr. from Collier's, Apr 1938 per Philsp)
MARC CONNELLY
"Coroner's Inquest" (Sept 1944) (repr. from Collier's, 1930)
WHITFIELD COOK
"Round Trip" (June 1946) (repr. from The American Mercury, 1940)
JOHN L. COONEY
"CrimInological Data" (July 1944)
COURTNEY RYLEY COOPER
"Suspect Unknown" (Sept 1942) (repr. from Collier's Magazine, 1939)
"Double Play" (Mar 1948) (repr. from Collier's?, 1938)
A. E. COPPARD
"A Broadsheet Ballad" (Feb 1949)
VINCENT CORNIER
"The Smell That Killed" (Dec 1946)
"The Cloak That Laughed" (July 1947) [Barnabas Hildreth aka The Black Monk]
"The Stone Ear" (Mar 1948) [Hildreth]
"The Monster" (Feb 1951)
"O Time, in Your Flight" (Sept 1951)
"The Last Nightingale" (May 1961)
LEE SHERIDAN COX
"The Great Halloween Mystery; or, Blair & Perkins' Fifth Big Case"
(Nov 1963)
GEORGE HARMON COXE
"Observe and Remember" (Jan 1948) (repr. from Collier's?, 1941)
"There's Still Tomorrow" (Oct 1959)
"The Killer Cop" (July 1961) (orig. title "Alias the Killer"; 1944)
"The Simplicity of the Act" (Mar 1963) (repr. from Liberty, 1941)
(orig. title "Boy, Are You Lucky")
"Seed of Suspicion" (Dec 1964) (orig. title "Speak No Evil"; 1947)
JONATHAN CRAIG
"Top Man" (Nov 1966)
JOHN CREASEY (also known as J. J. Marric)
"The Greyling Crescent Tragedy" (June 1966)
EDMUND CRISPIN (pseudonym of Robert Bruce Montgomery)
"Deadlock" (July 1947) [Crispin's first short story]
"Lacrimae Rerum" (June 1949) [Gervase Fen]
"Nine Minus Nine Equals One" (Mar 1951)
"Who Killed Baker?" (May 1952) (co-written with Geoffrey Bush) [Gervase Fen]
"The Name on the Window" (Feb 1953)
"All in the Way You Look at It" (Apr 1953) [Gervase Fen]
"Merry-Go-Round" (Nov 1953)
FREEMAN WILLS CROFTS
"The Hunt Ball" (May 1943) [Inspector French]
"The Oversight" (Dec 1951) [Inspector French]
"Two Birds With One Spanner" (Aug 1953) [Inspector French]
JAMES CROSS
"The hkzmp gsv bzmp Case" (Nov 1966) (secret agent satire)
GUY CULLINGFORD
"Mr. Mowbray's Predecessor" (Dec 1961)
MARTEN CUMBERLAND
"The Diary of Death" (Jan 1943)
"The Name on the Window" (Feb 1953)
"All in the Way You Look at It" (Apr 1953) [Gervase Fen]
"Merry-Go-Round" (Nov 1953)
FREEMAN WILLS CROFTS
"The Hunt Ball" (May 1943) [Inspector French]
"The Oversight" (Dec 1951) [Inspector French]
"Two Birds With One Spanner" (Aug 1953) [Inspector French]
JAMES CROSS
"The hkzmp gsv bzmp Case" (Nov 1966) (secret agent satire)
GUY CULLINGFORD
"Mr. Mowbray's Predecessor" (Dec 1961)
MARTEN CUMBERLAND
"The Diary of Death" (Jan 1943)
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM
"Indian Sign" (May 1952) (copyright 1949)
Curiosities In Deception
#1 (Sept 1943): see Harry Irving Greene
Curiosities In Deception
#1 (Sept 1943): see Harry Irving Greene
Curiosities In Detection
#1 (Sept 1942): Department of Detective-Story Discoveries
(see Lincoln Steffens)
#2 (July 1943): see Baron Palle Rosenkrantz
#3 (Nov 1943): see Frank Tousey
BERTREND J. CURRAN
"The Mysterious Mr. Zorn" (Jan 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
RICHARD CURTIS
"One Way To Write Best Sellers" (Nov 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Turn and Turnabout" (May 1963)
URSULA CURTISS
"Tiger by the Tail" (Sept 1962)
"The Old Barn on the Pond" (Dec 1965)
"Good Neighbor" (Sept 1966)
JACQUELINE CUTLIP
"The Black Cloud" (Sept 1959)
D. I. C. (Department of Impossible Crimes)
#1 (July 1943): Paul Dawn (see James Yaffe)
LEO DAMORE
"High Stakes" (Mar 1964)
HAROLD R. DANIELS
"Road Hog" (Sept 1959)
"Point of View" (May 1961)
"The Haunted Woodshed" (Aug 1961)
"Inquest on a Dead Tiger" (Sept 1962)
"Deception Day" (Jan 1967)
NORMAN DANIELS
"The Town That Will Never Forget" (Jan 1961)
"The Door Without a Key" (Mar 1961)
"Callahan's Hat" (July 1961)
"The Retirement of Muldoon" (Mar 1962)
"Strictly a Neighborhood Problem" (Aug 1962) [Marty Hayden]
"Father Keough's Decision" (Nov 1962)
"A Funeral for Patrolman Cameron" (July 1963)
"The Most Beautiful Mannequin in the World" (Nov 1964)
W. A. DARLINGTON
"The 'Baby' Cipher" (May 1948) (copyright 1939)
"The Affair at the Hotel Splendide" (May 1951) (repr. from his book Mr. Cronk's Cases, 1933)
R. F. DARRINGTON
"The Devil Inside" (May 1962) (repr. from Argosy (UK), 1961)
[Dept of 1st Stories]
LAREN DART
"The Ingenious Jonathan Jones" (May 1963) (poem) [Dept of 1st Stories]
AVRAM DAVIDSON
"Where Do You Live, Queen Esther?" (Mar 1961)
"Traveller from an Antique Dealer" (Sept 1961)
"The Traditions of His Family" (Apr 1962)
"Revolver" (Oct 1962)
"Blood Money" (July 1963)
"The Affair at the Hotel Splendide" (May 1951) (repr. from his book Mr. Cronk's Cases, 1933)
R. F. DARRINGTON
"The Devil Inside" (May 1962) (repr. from Argosy (UK), 1961)
[Dept of 1st Stories]
LAREN DART
"The Ingenious Jonathan Jones" (May 1963) (poem) [Dept of 1st Stories]
AVRAM DAVIDSON
"Where Do You Live, Queen Esther?" (Mar 1961)
"Traveller from an Antique Dealer" (Sept 1961)
"The Traditions of His Family" (Apr 1962)
"Revolver" (Oct 1962)
"Blood Money" (July 1963)
"The Price of a Charm" (Dec 1963)
"The Cobblestones of Saratoga Street" (Apr 1964)
"A Quiet Room With a View" (Aug 1964)
"The Third Sacred Well of the Temple" (May 1965)
"The Restorer of Balance" (Sept 1965)
DOROTHY SALISBURY DAVIS
"Sweet William" (Apr 1953)
"Born Killer" (Nov 1953)
"Backward, Turn Backward" (June 1954)
"By the Scruff of the Soul" (Jan 1963)
"The Purple Is Everything" (June 1964)
"The Cobblestones of Saratoga Street" (Apr 1964)
"A Quiet Room With a View" (Aug 1964)
"The Third Sacred Well of the Temple" (May 1965)
"The Restorer of Balance" (Sept 1965)
DOROTHY SALISBURY DAVIS
"Sweet William" (Apr 1953)
"Born Killer" (Nov 1953)
"Backward, Turn Backward" (June 1954)
"By the Scruff of the Soul" (Jan 1963)
"The Purple Is Everything" (June 1964)
H. L. DAVIS
"Murder Story" (May 1952) (copyright 1933)
NORBERT DAVIS
"Walk Across My Grave" (Nov 1953) (repr. from Black Mask? 1942) [Black Mask Dept]
NORBERT DAVIS
"Walk Across My Grave" (Nov 1953) (repr. from Black Mask? 1942) [Black Mask Dept]
LILLIAN DAY and NORBERT LEDERER
"Dead Heat" (July 1946)
LILLIAN de la TORRE
"Dr. Sam: Johnson, Detector" (Nov 1943)
"Dr. Sam: Johnson and Prince Charlie's Ruby" (Mar 1944)
"Dr. Sam: Johnson and Monboddo's Ape Boy" (Mar 1945)
"The Wax-Work Cadaver" (Sept 1945) [Dr. Sam: Johnson]
"The Stolen Christmas Box" (Jan 1946)
"The Flying Highwayman" (Aug 1946) [Dr. Sam: Johnson]
"The Missing Shakespeare Manuscript" (July 1947) [Dr. Sam: Johnson]
"The Triple-Lock'd Room" (Jan 1952) [Dr. Sam: Johnson]
"Coronation Story" (July 1953) [Dr. Sam: Johnson]
"The Missing Shakespeare Manuscript" (July 1947) [Dr. Sam: Johnson]
"The Triple-Lock'd Room" (Jan 1952) [Dr. Sam: Johnson]
"Coronation Story" (July 1953) [Dr. Sam: Johnson]
GUY DE VRY
"Vertigo" (Jan 1952) [Dept of 1st Stories]
BORDEN DEAL
"Tough Cop" (June 1963) [Black Mask Dept]
MIRIAM ALLEN deFORD
"Mortmain" (Mar 1944)
"Something To Do With Figures" (Mar 1945)
"Farewell to the Faulkners" (Mar 1946)
"Left-Handed Murder" (Mar 1947)
BORDEN DEAL
"Tough Cop" (June 1963) [Black Mask Dept]
MIRIAM ALLEN deFORD
"Mortmain" (Mar 1944)
"Something To Do With Figures" (Mar 1945)
"Farewell to the Faulkners" (Mar 1946)
"Left-Handed Murder" (Mar 1947)
"Death Sentence" (May 1948)
"Beyond the Sea of Death" (May 1949)
"Beyond the Sea of Death" (May 1949)
"The Mystery of the Vanished Brother" (Nov 1950) [Edgar Allan Poe]
"The Crazy House" (Aug 1953)
"The Judgment of En-Lil" (May 1954)
"No One Ever Suspected" (Mar 1963)
"A Case for the UN" (July 1964)
"The Poison Necklace" (Mar 1965)
"Nameless Enemy" (Mar 1966)
"At the Eleventh Hour" (Nov 1966)
RICHARD DEMING
"For Value Received" (Aug 1952)
"Open File" (Dec 1953)
"The Most Ethical Man in the Business" (Apr 1965) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Jolly Jugglers, Retired" (Mar 1967)
LESTER DENT
"Tropical Disturbance" (June 1947) (orig. title "Angelfish")
(repr. from Black Mask)
JOHN DENVER
"Too Late for Dreams" (May 1961) (orig. title "End of the Line")
(repr. from Redbook, 1958)
"The End Never in Sight" (Aug 1961)
THOMAS B. DEWEY
"Never Send To Know" (Jan 1965) [Sgt. McCready]
"The Prevalence of Monsters" (Apr 1965)
"Lucien's Nose" (July 1966)
"The Crazy House" (Aug 1953)
"The Judgment of En-Lil" (May 1954)
"No One Ever Suspected" (Mar 1963)
"A Case for the UN" (July 1964)
"The Poison Necklace" (Mar 1965)
"Nameless Enemy" (Mar 1966)
"At the Eleventh Hour" (Nov 1966)
RICHARD DEMING
"For Value Received" (Aug 1952)
"Open File" (Dec 1953)
"The Most Ethical Man in the Business" (Apr 1965) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Jolly Jugglers, Retired" (Mar 1967)
LESTER DENT
"Tropical Disturbance" (June 1947) (orig. title "Angelfish")
(repr. from Black Mask)
JOHN DENVER
"Too Late for Dreams" (May 1961) (orig. title "End of the Line")
(repr. from Redbook, 1958)
"The End Never in Sight" (Aug 1961)
THOMAS B. DEWEY
"Never Send To Know" (Jan 1965) [Sgt. McCready]
"The Prevalence of Monsters" (Apr 1965)
"Lucien's Nose" (July 1966)
GERTRUDE DIAMANT
"The Snows of Bardonechhia" (May 1952)
CHARLES DICKENS
"Hunted Down" (Jan 1947) (first published 1860)
"The Pair of Gloves" (Mar 1967) (repr. from Household Words, 1850)
(possibly co-authored by Wilkie Collins?)
MONICA DICKENS (great-granddaughter of Charles Dickens)
"To Reach the Sea" (Sept 1965)
CARTER DICKSON (see John Dickson Carr)
GORDON R. DICKSON
"Out of the Darkness" (Feb 1961)
CHARLES DICKENS
"Hunted Down" (Jan 1947) (first published 1860)
"The Pair of Gloves" (Mar 1967) (repr. from Household Words, 1850)
(possibly co-authored by Wilkie Collins?)
MONICA DICKENS (great-granddaughter of Charles Dickens)
"To Reach the Sea" (Sept 1965)
CARTER DICKSON (see John Dickson Carr)
GORDON R. DICKSON
"Out of the Darkness" (Feb 1961)
PIETRO Di DONATO
"The Society of the White Button" (Aug 1953) (writ. 1947)
NICHOLAS DiMINNO
"The Case of "Wall Street 1929"" (Mar 1961)
"The Case of the Gyp Joint" (Dec 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
CHARLES CALDWELL DOBIE
"The Open Window" (Sept 1944) (repr. from his book San Francisco Tales, 1935)
DAVID DODGE
"Murder Is No Accident" (Sept 1953)
Rev. NORMAN E. DOUGLAS
"The Washing Machine" (Sept 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DONALD McNUTT DOUGLASS
"Ghost of Greenwich Village" (Feb 1954)
RUTH DOUGLASS
"The Camberwell Poisoner" (Feb 1947)
A. CONAN DOYLE
"The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle" (Apr 1951)
"The Red-Headed League" (Jan 1962)
THEODORE DREISER
"The Prince Who Was a Thief" (Mar 1945) (repr. from his book Chains, 1927)
ERNEST DUDLEY
"Get Him Out of This: The Problem of the Precipice" (Oct 1951) (short-short on front inside cover, with solution on interior page)
SAMUEL DUFF
"The Bow-Street Runner" (Nov 1942)
ED DUMONTE
"Thank You, Mr. Thurston" (July 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Third Wednesday of the Month" (Mar 1964) [his 2nd story]
KATHERINE DUNHAM
"The Devil's Accomplice" (June 1965)
M. L. DUNN
"They's Things in the Deep Woods" (Nov 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
LORD DUNSANY
"Two Bottles of Relish" (Mar 1951)
"The Most Dangerous Man in the World" (July 1951)
"A Simple Matter of Deduction" (Dec 1951) [Mr. Linley]
"The Murder in Netherby Gardens" (May 1952)
"The Speech" (Feb 1953)
"The Shop That Exchanged Evils" (Feb 1964)
"Why the Milkman Shudders" (Jan 1965)
WALTER DURANTY
"The Hit That Missed" (May 1947)
"Double Trouble" (co-writ. with Hugh O'Connor) (Apr 1949)
"The Parrot" (Dec 1951) (1928 reprint) [Sergey McTavish]
JOHN DURHAM
"Tiger" (Dec 1962) (repr. from Cosmopolitan, 1960)
PHILIP DURHAM
"L.A., U.S.A. - as Raymond Chandler Saw It" (Oct 1963) (Chap. 4, orig.
titled "The City," of nonfiction book Down These Mean Streets
a Man Must Go: Raymond Chandler's Knight, 1963)
"The Speech" (Feb 1953)
"The Shop That Exchanged Evils" (Feb 1964)
"Why the Milkman Shudders" (Jan 1965)
WALTER DURANTY
"The Hit That Missed" (May 1947)
"Double Trouble" (co-writ. with Hugh O'Connor) (Apr 1949)
"The Parrot" (Dec 1951) (1928 reprint) [Sergey McTavish]
JOHN DURHAM
"Tiger" (Dec 1962) (repr. from Cosmopolitan, 1960)
PHILIP DURHAM
"L.A., U.S.A. - as Raymond Chandler Saw It" (Oct 1963) (Chap. 4, orig.
titled "The City," of nonfiction book Down These Mean Streets
a Man Must Go: Raymond Chandler's Knight, 1963)
JOHN P. DYSON
"Confession of Murder" (Aug 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
MIGNON G. EBERHART
"Postiche" (Sept 1944) (repr. from Delineator Magazine, 1935) [Susan Dare]
"Date to Die" (Aug 1956) (1954 reprint)
"Murder on St. Valentine's Day" (Mar 1957)
ROBERT EDWARD ECKELS
"The Man in the Revolving Door" (June 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Blue Lady" (Oct 1969) [Lang & Lovell]
"Double Jeopardy" (Jan 1970)
"After the Fact" (Apr 1970)
"A Question of Honor" (June 1970) [Lang & Lovell]
"Milk Run" (Aug 1970)
"Payment on Demand" (Oct 1970)
"Only Bet on a Sure Thing" (Jan 1971) [Lang & Lovell]
"Game with One Rule" (Apr 1971)
"Vicious Circle" (June 1971)
"The Waldemeer Triptych" (July 1971) [Lang & Lovell]
"To Catch a Spy" (Sept 1971)
"The Munich Courier" (Jan 1972)
“Never Trust a Partner” (Mar 1972)
“The Kidnaped Painting” (June 1972) [Lang & Lovell]
WALTER D. EDMONDS
"An Honest Deal" (June 1949) (repr. from The Atlantic Monthly, 1929)
G. C. EDMONDSON
"A Question of Translation" (Dec 1967)
K. T. EDWARDS
"A Matter of Judgment" (Oct 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
GERALD EGGER
"The World's Record Holder" (Mar 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
CHARLES EINSTEIN
"My Brother's Keeper" (Oct 1970)
EILEEN ELLENBOGEN
Translated George Simenon's "Inspector Maigret's War of Nerves" (Oct 1968)
STANLEY ELLIN
"The Specialty of the House" (May 1948) (his first short story)
"The Cat's-Paw" (June 1949)
"Fool's Mate" (Nov 1951)
"The Best of Everything" (Sept 1952)
"The Betrayers" (June 1953)
"The House Party" (May 1954)
"The Moment of Decision" (1955) [later reprinted in Oct 1969]
"The Day of the Bullet" (Oct 1959)
"The Nine-to-Five Man" (Nov 1961)
"The Question My Son Asked" (Nov 1962)
"The Crime of Ezechiele Coen" (Nov 1963)
"The Great Persuader" (Mar 1964)
"The Day the Thaw Came to 127" (Mar 1965)
"Death of an Old-Fashioned Girl" (June 1966)
"The Twelfth Statue" (Feb 1967)
"The Last Bottle in the World" (Feb 1968)
"Coin of the Realm" (Feb 1969)
"The Moment of Decision" (Oct 1969) (repr. from EQMM, 1955)
"Kindly Dig Your Grave" (Nov 1970)
"The Payoff" (Nov 1971)
"The Cat's-Paw" (June 1949)
"Fool's Mate" (Nov 1951)
"The Best of Everything" (Sept 1952)
"The Betrayers" (June 1953)
"The House Party" (May 1954)
"The Moment of Decision" (1955) [later reprinted in Oct 1969]
"The Day of the Bullet" (Oct 1959)
"The Nine-to-Five Man" (Nov 1961)
"The Question My Son Asked" (Nov 1962)
"The Crime of Ezechiele Coen" (Nov 1963)
"The Great Persuader" (Mar 1964)
"The Day the Thaw Came to 127" (Mar 1965)
"Death of an Old-Fashioned Girl" (June 1966)
"The Twelfth Statue" (Feb 1967)
"The Last Bottle in the World" (Feb 1968)
"Coin of the Realm" (Feb 1969)
"The Moment of Decision" (Oct 1969) (repr. from EQMM, 1955)
"Kindly Dig Your Grave" (Nov 1970)
"The Payoff" (Nov 1971)
LEO R. ELLIS
"The Tymans and the Hookers" (Oct 1970)
HAL ELLSON
"The Last Answer" (Oct 1962)
ALLAN VAUGHAN ELSTON
"Delayed Verdict" (July 1945) (repr. from Collier's, 1941)
"The Wedding Present" (July 1951)
"Eva? Caroline?" (Dec 1951) (repr. from Collier's?, 1949)
DAVID ELY
"A Question of Neighborliness" (Aug 1963)
"The Sailing Club" (Apr 1964) (repr. from Cosmopolitan, Oct 1962)
"The Captain's Boar Hunt" (Apr 1970) (repr. from The Saturday Evening Post, 1964)
"No Time To Lose" (Jan 1972)
GEORGE EMMETT
"Bloehm's Wall" (Sept 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"A Fine Winter Thirst" (Sept 1965) [his 2nd story]
"Milestone Round His Neck" (May 1966)
"Pushkin Pays" (Dec 1966)
BERNERD ENGEL
"Operation Mewkow" (Nov 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ERCKMANN-CHATRIAN (pseudonym of Emile Erckmann & Alexandre Chatrian)
"The Mysterious Sketch" (Aug 1962) (first published 1848) (new translation by Gordon B. Ringgold)
LAURIE YORK ERSKINE (creator of Renfrew of the Mounted)
"Tea for Two" (May 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1936)
ST. JOHN ERVINE (Irish writer)
"Crime of the Century" (May 1956)
ROBERT EUSTACE [see L.T. MEADE]
PAUL W. FAIRMAN
"The Hills Cried Murder" (Aug 1956) [Sheriff Sam Davis]
"Wally and the Autograph Collector" (July 1961)
"Wally and the Class Reunion" (Nov 1961)
"Any Man's Death" (Oct 1962)
"Wally and the Country Cousin" (Jan 1963)
"The Shaken Heart" (June 1963) (orig. title "Trouble at Sunset Park"; 1959)
"Including Goodbye" (Dec 1963)
"Every Inch a Gentleman" (Jan 1964)
"Recollection of the Future" (July 1964) (1959 reprint) (orig. title "Vision of a Crime")
J. JEFFERSON FARJEON
"Waiting for the Police" (Apr 1946)
JEFFERY FARNOL
"Footprints" (July 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1945)
E. X. FARRARS (also see E. X. FERRARS)
"The Case of the Blue Bowl" (Oct 1959)
WILLIAM FAULKNER
"The Hound" (Jan 1944) (repr. from Dr. Martino and Other Stories and incorporated in the novel The Hamlet, 1940)
"An Error in Chemistry" (June 1946)
WILLIAM FAY
"Cop With a Conscience" (Aug 1962) (orig. title "Twilight Kill"; 1955)
"The Judge Was a Hero" (May 1964) (orig. title "The Frightened Cop"; 1954)
"First Kill" (Feb 1965) (orig. title "The Conscience of the Cop"; 1955)
"Never Kill a Cop" (Dec 1965) (orig. title "Midnight Kill") (repr. from The Saturday Evening Post, 1956)
"Just a Night's Work" (Feb 1969)
"Bribe" (Dec 1969) (copyright 1956)
MICHAEL W. FEDO
"My Brother's Keeper" (July 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EDNA FERBER
"The Man Who Came Back" (Aug 1953) (writ. 1912)
E. X. FERRARS (Elizabeth Ferrars) (also see E. X. FARRARS)
"Ashes to Ashes" (Apr 1961)
MICHAEL FESSIER
"To Die at Midnight" (July 1962) (1950 reprint)
GRACIE FIELDS (see Ed Gardner)
HERZL FIFE
"Pattern for Murder" (May 1945)
JACK FINNEY
"The Widow's Walk" (July 1947) [Finney's 1st published story]
"It Wouldn't Be Fair" (Nov 1951)
ROBERT L. FISH
"The Adventure of the Stockbroker's Clark" (Mar 1961) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Missing Cheyne-Stroke" (Aug 1961) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Artist's Mottle" (Nov 1961) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Double-Bogey Man" (Feb 1962) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Missing Prince" (July 1962) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Counterfeit Sovereign" (June 1963) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Snared Drummer" (Sept 1963) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Final Problem" (Feb 1964) [Schlock Homes]
"The Return of Schlock Holmes" (June 1964)
"The Adventure of the Big Plunger" (Feb 1965) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Widow's Weeds" (Aug 1965) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Perforated Ulster" (Feb 1967) [Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Missing Three-Quarters" (Sept 1967)[Schlock Homes]
"The Adventure of the Disappearence of Whistler's Mother" (Feb 1968) [Schlock Homes, w/C. Septembre Duping]
"Double Entry" (Jan 1969)
"The Adventure of the Dog in the Knight" (Feb 1970) [Schlock Homes]
"In a Country Churchyard" (Aug 1970)
"Instead of the Wall" (Apr 1971)
DOROTHY CANFIELD FISHER
"A Sleep and a Forgetting" (Sept 1953)
M. F. K. FISHER
"Twenty-Four Petits Fours" (Apr 1964)
STEVE FISHER
"If Christmas Comes" (Jan 1944) (repr. from Detective Fiction Weekly, 1937)
F. SCOTT FITZGERALD
"The Boy Who Killed His Mother" (Nov 1964) (2pg. poem)
JAMES T. FITZPATRICK
"Operation Five Millions" (Aug 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JAMES FITZPATRICK
"What Hedgepeth Heard" (Apr 1972) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
THOMAS FLANAGAN
"The Fine Italian Hand" (May 1949)
"The Cold Winds of Adesta" (Apr 1952) [Major Tennente]
"The Cold Winds of Adesta" (July 1969) (1952 reprint) [Tennente]
IAN FLEMING
"The Living Daylights" (Mar 1969)
"The Property of a Lady" (Sept 1969) (from Octopussy, 1963) [Bond]
JOAN FLEMING
"Dead and Gone" (Apr 1970) (orig. title "Gone Is Gone")
DOROTHY FLETCHER
"The Walewska Cross" (Oct 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
J. S. FLETCHER
"Bickmore Deals With the Duchess" (Nov 1951)
"The Judge Corroborates" (Jan 1953)
FLETCHER FLORA
"Pursued" (Apr 1953)
"Mrs. Dearly's Special Day" (July 1963)
"Six Reasons for Murder" (Mar 1964)
"The Invisible Gauntlet" (July 1964)
"How? When? Who?" (Sept 1964)
"The Satin-Quilted Box" (Dec 1964)
"My Father Died Young" (July 1965)
"The Seasons Come, The Seasons Go" (Aug 1966) (his 10th for EQMM)
"The Scrap of Knowledge" (May 1968)
"EDWARD FORBES"
"The Man Who Heard Whispers" (Jan 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
LESLIE FORD
"The Man on the Iron Palings" (Dec 1953)
"The Supreme Court Murder" (June 1970) (1935 reprint) (orig. title "The Clock Strikes") [Col. Primrose]
C. S. FORESTER
"The Turn of the Tide" (Nov 1943) (writ. 1934)
"The Man Whose Wishes Came True" (June 1951)
"The Key to Power" (Sept 1963) (writ. 1951; orig. title "The Bower of Roses")
MICHAEL FORRESTIER (pseudonym)
"Gifts to My People" (May 1956) [Dept of 1st Stories]
E. M. FORSTER
"Mr. and Mrs. Abbey's Difficulties" (May 1944) (repr. from book Abinger Harvest, 1936)
LEE FOSTER
"The Peril of Being an Editor" (Jan 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ERNEST FRANK
"The Reward" (June 1969)
STEVE FRAZEE
"My Brother Down There" (Apr 1953)
"My Brother Down There" (Aug 1969) (Reprinted from Apr 1953)
IRMA B. FRAZIER
"Fruit of the Vine" (May 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
NICOLAS FREELING
"Van der Valk and the Beach Murder" (May 1969) (1967 reprint)
"Van der Valk and the Old Seaman" (Aug 1969) (1967 reprint)
"Van der Valk and the Four Mice" (Nov 1969)
"Van der Valk and the Young Man" (Dec 1969)
"Van der Valk and the High School Riot" (Mar 1970)
"Van der Valk and the Great Pot Problem" (Apr 1970)
"Van der Valk and the Wolfpack" (Aug 1970)
"Van der Valk and the Two Pigeons" (Feb 1971)
"Van der Valk and the False Caesar" (Feb 1972) (copyright 1967)
"Van der Valk and the Man from Nowhere" (May 1972)
R. AUSTIN FREEMAN
"The Missing Mortgagee" (May 1949)
CELIA FREMLIN
"The Special Gift" (July 1967)
"From the Locked Room Upstairs" (Apr 1968) (Gothic tale)
"The Betrayal" (Sept 1968)
"Something Evil in the House" (Dec 1968) (Gothica)
"With a Rustle of Wings" (June 1969)
"The Ballad of Corpscandal Manor" (Aug 1970) (1pg poem)
"Don't Be Frightened" (Oct 1970)
"Golden Tuesday" (Apr 1972)
FRANCES FRENAYE
Translated Georges Simenon's "Blessed Are the Meek" (June 1969)
BARBARA FRIED
"One Morning in the Park" (Aug 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
J. C. FURNAS
"Spook Money" (Oct 1961) (orig. title "Boyhood Pal"; 1952)
JACQUES FUTRELLE
"The Statement of the Accused" (May 1945)
"The Leak" (Feb 1949)
V. L. GALLAHUE
"Rest in Peace" (Feb 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories]
IAIN GALLANTRY
"Death in Kenya" (Feb 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Death in Tanganyika" (May 1969)
PAUL GALLICO
"The Roman Kid" (Apr 1964) (1938 reprint)
EDWARD L. GALLIGAN
"The Middlebush Hypothesis" (Sept 1961) (orig. title "No Foul Play") (repr. from Bulletin of the AAUP, 1960)
JOHN GALSWORTHY
"The Neighbors" (July 1953) (repr. from Caravan and Other Stories, 1925)
FREDERIC R. GAMBLE
Translated "Sancho Panza, Judge" by Cervantes (Aug 1966)
MATTHEW GANT
"The Crate at Outpost 1" (May 1954)
LOIS GARCIA
"Death Comes to..." (May 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ED (ARCHIE) GARDNER [with Gracie Fields]
"The Murder of Lady Twickinham" (Mar 1945) (excerpt from Gardner's guest appearence on Chase & Sanborn radio show on NBC, Sun. 6-18-44; in radio script format)
ELSIN ANN GARDNER
"Wide O-" (Sept 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"House Call" (Dec 1970)
"The Big Trip" (Oct 1971)
ERLE STANLEY GARDNER
"Death Rides a Boxcar" (Mar 1948) (36pps.)
"Lester Leith, Financier" (Nov 1950) (orig. title "Something Like a Pelican"; repr. from Flynn's Detective Fiction, Jan 1943 per Philsp)
"The Case of the Crimson Kiss" (Apr 1951)
"The Exact Opposite" (Oct 1951) (copyright 1939) [Lester Leith]
"Bird in the Hand" (Dec 1953)
"The Case of the Irate Witness" (July 1954)
"To Strike a Match" (May 1956) (orig. title "The House of Three Candles"; 1938)
"Danger Out of the Past" (Mar 1961) (orig. title "Protection"; 1955)
"Only By Running" (Mar 1962)
"The Case of the Crying Swallow" (Mar 1963) (1946 reprint) [Perry Mason]
"A Man Is Missing" (Mar 1964) (copyright 1946)
"Getting Away With Murder" (Nov 1965) [essay] (repr. from The Atlantic Monthly, Jan 1965)
"The Clue of the Hungry Horse" (Mar 1966) (repr. from book Two Clues, 1947)
"The Jeweled Butterfly" (Mar 1968) (1952 reprint) [Peggy Castle]
"The Clue of the Runaway Blonde" (Mar 1971) (1945 reprint) [Sheriff Eldon]
"The Case of the Crimson Kiss" (Apr 1951)
"The Exact Opposite" (Oct 1951) (copyright 1939) [Lester Leith]
"Bird in the Hand" (Dec 1953)
"The Case of the Irate Witness" (July 1954)
"To Strike a Match" (May 1956) (orig. title "The House of Three Candles"; 1938)
"Danger Out of the Past" (Mar 1961) (orig. title "Protection"; 1955)
"Only By Running" (Mar 1962)
"The Case of the Crying Swallow" (Mar 1963) (1946 reprint) [Perry Mason]
"A Man Is Missing" (Mar 1964) (copyright 1946)
"Getting Away With Murder" (Nov 1965) [essay] (repr. from The Atlantic Monthly, Jan 1965)
"The Clue of the Hungry Horse" (Mar 1966) (repr. from book Two Clues, 1947)
"The Jeweled Butterfly" (Mar 1968) (1952 reprint) [Peggy Castle]
"The Clue of the Runaway Blonde" (Mar 1971) (1945 reprint) [Sheriff Eldon]
HY GARDNER
"The Mumbling Man" (Nov 1961) (1959 reprint) (orig. title "The Case of the Toothless Swindler")
"Blinky's Boner" (Dec 1961) (1954 reprint) (orig. title "The Case of the Careless Counterfeiter")
MARTIN GARDNER
"Meet Private Eye Oglesby" (Dec 1964)
ANDREW GARVE
"Who Would Steal a Mail Box?" (Feb 1964) [Inspector Knowles of C.I.D.]
"Line of Communication" (Oct 1967)
"A Case of Blackmail" (Mar 1968)
GORDON GASKILL
"Yo-Ho-Ho and a Bottle of - Death" (Nov 1961) (orig. title "The Glass Mask"; 1951)
"Murder East of Cairo" (Apr 1962)
"The Extraordinary Garsten Case" (Sept 1963) (copyright 1956)
VERN GAUDEL
"Foggy, Foggy Night" (Sept 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Detective in the Iron Lung" (Apr 1964) [his 2nd story]
PERCEVAL GIBBON
"The Connoisseur" (Aug 1961) (1931 reprint)
ANTHONY GILBERT
"The Eternal Chase" (Aug 1965)
"Sleep Is the Enemy" (Feb 1966)
"The Dove and the Hawk" (June 1966)
"Cat Among the Pigeons" (Oct 1966)
"The Intruders" (Dec 1967)
"Who Cares About an Old Woman?" (Oct 1968)
"The Puzzled Heart" (Mar 1969)
"The Mills of God" (Apr 1969)
"The Quiet Man" (June 1969)
"Tiger on the Premises" (Sept 1969)
"The Funeral of Dendy Watt" (Jan 1970)
"Door to a Different World" (Mar 1970)
"When Suns Collide" (Apr 1971)
"A Day of Encounters" (Feb 1972)
ELLIOT L. GILBERT
"Death Wore a Beard" (June 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Link in the Chain" (July 1969)
MICHAEL GILBERT
"The Automobile Game" (July 1953)
"Murder by Jury" (Jan 1954)
"The Unstoppable Man" (Feb 1954)
"The Neat Man" (Mar 1954)
"The Invisible Loot" (Sept 1959)
"London Manhunt" (May 1961)
"Pick Up the King" (May 1962) [Inspector Petrella]
"The Future of the Service" (Mar 1963)
"The Catalytic Agent" (May 1963)
"Melodrama in Three Acts" (Aug 1963) (copyright 1962)
"Fear and Trembling's" (Oct 1963) (copyright 1962)
"Stay of Execution" (Sept 1964)
"Operation Prometheus" (Apr 1965) (copyright 1962)
"Professional Riposte" (May 1965)
"C12: Department of Bank Robberies" (Jan 1966) (copyright 1964) [Inspector Petrella]
""E" Branch: The Eliminators" (Sept 1966) (copyright 1965)
"A Gathering of the Eagles" (Jan 1967) (orig. title "Heilige Nacht") (copyright 1965)
"The Road to Damascus" (May 1967) (copyright 1966) [Behrens & Calder]
"The Terrorists" (Oct 1967)
"Point of No Return" (May 1968)
"Eyes That Miss Nothing" (Sept 1968) (copyright 1967) [Behrens]
"The Krokodil Affair" (May 1969) (orig. title "Upon the King") (copyright 1967) [Behrens & Calder]
"The One-to-Ten Affair" (Aug 1969) [Behrens & Calder]
"The Cork in the Bottle" (Oct 1969)
"The Emergency Exit Affair" (Feb 1970) [Behrens & Calder]
"The Peaceful People" (Mar 1971) [Behrens & Calder]
"The Wrong Fox" (June 1971)
"Underlined in Red" (Nov 1971) (orig. title "The System"; 1970)
"Accessories After the Fact" (Dec 1971)
"Mouse in a Trap" (Jan 1972) (copyright 1970)
“The Curious Conspiracy” (Mar 1972)
"The Blackmailing of Mr. Justice Ball" (Apr 1972) (copyright 1970)
JOHN P. GILDERS (Australian writer)
"Hot Roof in Sydney" (Sept 1971)
HENRY E. GILES
"The Sheriff Went to Cincinnati" (Mar 1951)
C. B. GILFORD
"Heaven Can Wait" (Aug 1953)
"Love Letters" (June 1966)
"The Grisly Game" (Aug 1968)
CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN
"The Yellow Wallpaper" (Mar 1967) (repr. from The Great Modern American Stories, 1920; W.D. Howells, ed.) (first published in The New England Magazine, circa 1902)
EUGENIA KLEIN GINGOLD [see Eugenia Klein]
ELLEN GLASGOW
"A Point in Morals" (Nov 1943) (repr. from book The Shadowy Third, 1898)
SUSAN GLASPELL
"A Jury of Her Peers" (July 1945) (repr. from Every Week, Mar 5, 1917 issue)
PETER GODFREY
"Time Out of Mind" (Mar 1949) (repr. from South African magazine Milady, 1948) [Rolf le Roux]
"A Dagger of the Mind" (Mar 1951)
"The Newtonian Egg" (Dec 1951) [Rolf le Roux]
"Shoemaker's Last" (Apr 1952) (copyright 1946) [Rolf le Roux]
FRANCIS LEO GOLDEN
"The Testimony of Dr. Farnsworth" (Jan 1945)
"The Challenge to Dr. Farnsworth" (July 1947)
LOUIS GOLDING
"Pale Blue Nightgown" (Mar 1950)
HERB GOLDSTEIN
"Go Play With Your Sister" (July 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ROBERT GOODE
"The Girl Who Cried Murder" (June 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ARCHIE GOODWIN [comics writer]
"Killing Mr. Killiam" (July 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ARTHUR GORDON
"The Moonlight Gunner" (Oct 1959)
RICHARD M. GORDON
"Prose and Auntie" (Sept 1963) (1pg. poem; repr. from the first Mystery Writers' Annual, 1963)
"They Got Ravelli" (June 1964) (poem)
"Ellery in a Country Churchyard" (Sept 1964) (poem)
"Who Killed Cock Robin?" (Oct 1964) (poem)
"The Way Home" (Apr 1965)
"Paradox" (Aug 1965) (poem)
"WHAT'S IN A NAME? The Rime of the Ancient Murderer" (July 1966) (poem)
"His and Hers" (Jan 1967) (poem)
" "O" Bits" (Oct 1967) (poem)
"Still More "O" Bits" (Apr 1968) (poem)
"Crhymes" (June 1968) (3 short poems about: Dupin, Holmes, & Father Brown)
"More "O" Bits" (Dec 1968) (1 pg. poetry)
THE GORDONS (Mildred and Gordon Gordon)
"The Terror Racket" (Aug 1967) (orig. title "The Faceless Killer") (1953 reprint)
JOE GORES
"Darl I Luv U" (Feb 1963)
"A Sad and Bloody Hour" (Apr 1965)
"The Seeker of Ultimates" (Nov 1965)
"FILE #1: The Mayfield Case" (Dec 1967) [Daniel Kearny Associates]
"FILE #2: Stakeout on Page Street" (Jan 1968) [DKA]
"FILE #3: The Pedretti Case" (July 1968) [DKA]
"FILE #4: Lincoln Sedan Deadline" (Sept 1968) [DKA]
"FILE #5: The Maria Navarro Case" (June 1969) [DKA]
"Goodbye, Pops" (Dec 1969)
"FILE #6: Beyond the Shadow" (w/Author's Note) (Jan 1972) [DKA]
"FILE #7: O Black and Unknown Bard" (Apr 1972) [DKA]
KATHRYN GOTTLIEB
"An Extremely Civilized Murder" (Mar 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Gun" (Jan 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
RON GOULART
"The Peppermint Striped Goodbye" (Sept 1965) [parody of Black Mask style]
"Rink" [subtitled "1001st Precinct Mystery; A Police Procedural Novel"] (Nov 1967) [McBain parody]
"The Haunted Man" (Dec 1970)
AMY M. GRAINGERHALL [see Norma Schier]
"Mr. Copable, Criminologist" (Aug 1967)
EDWIN GRANBERRY
"A Trip to Czardis" (May 1954)
LEN GRAY (a pseudonym)
"The Little Old Lady from Cricket Creek" (Aug 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Miscarriage of Justice" (Aug 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Caper in Heather's Revenge" (Nov 1970)
"Guest Speaker" (Nov 1970)
"Adventures of Herbie and Big Sal" (June 1971)
"How I Murdered My Wife" (Sept 1971)
ANNA KATHARINE GREEN
"The Blue Wash Mystery" (Jan 1951)
CHARLES GREEN
"The Adventure of the Twelve Toucans" (Oct 1961)
"The One and Only Bernie" (Aug 1963)
GRAHAM GREENE
"The News in English" (Nov 1944) (repr. from This Week, 1944)
"Across the Bridge" (Mar 1962)
HARRY IRVING GREENE
"The Gold Goose Scientist" (Sept 1943) (repr. from The Black Cat magazine, June 1903 issue)
VAUGHAN GREENE
"So That He Could Die" (Sept 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WILLIAM LINDSAY GRESHAM
"The Crime Collector" (Mar 1946)
"Don't Believe a Word She Says" (Aug 1956) [Black Mask Dept]
DAVIS GRUBB
"You Never Believe Me" (Feb 1964)
FRANK GRUBER
"1000-to-1 For Your Money" (Mar 1950)
"The Dragoon Pistol" (Aug 1952) (repr. from Weird Tales, 1942)
"Eagle in His Mouth" (Sept 1967) [Black Mask Dept]
AMADIS MA. GUERRERO
"The Traitor" (Sept 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories; wrote when author was age 19]
HARLAN W. GUMAER
"The Unknown Element" (Feb 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
NORMA HAIGS (pseudonym of Norma Schier; see Cathie Haig Star)
"If Hangman Treads" (Aug 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories] [Ngaio Marsh parody]
BRETT HALLIDAY (pseudonym of Davis Dresser)
"Human Interest Stuff" (Sept 1946)
"Big Shot" (Aug 1947)
"Pieces of Silver" (Mar 1948) (copyright 1946)
"Murder in Miami" (May 1970) [Mike Shayne]
ROSTREVOR HAMILTON
"Neighbors" (July 1951)
DASHIELL HAMMETT
"Too Many Have Lived" (Fall 1941)
"Fly Paper" (July 1942)
"They Can Only Hang You Once" (Mar 1943)
"The Judge Laughed Last" (Mar 1944) (orig. title "The New Racket") (repr. from Black Mask, 2-15-24)
"One Hour" (May 1944) (repr. from Black Mask, 1924) [Continental Op]
"The Gutting of Couffignal" (Nov 1944) (repr. from Black Mask, 1925) [Op]
"Death on Pine Street" (Jan 1945) (repr. from Black Mask, 1924) [Op] (orig. title "Women, Politics, and Murder")
"The Tenth Clue" (July 1945) (repr. from Black Mask, 1924) [Op]
"Two Sharp Knives" (Sept 1945) (repr. from Collier's Magazine, 1942)
"The Green Elephant" (Nov 1945) (repr. from The Smart Set, Oct 1923)
"The House in Turk Street" (Mar 1946) (repr. from Black Mask, 1924) [Op]
"Night Shots" (May 1946) (repr. from Black Mask, 1934) [Op]
"The Golden Horseshoe" (Jan 1947)
"House Dick" (Apr 1947)
"Dead Yellow Women" (May 1947)
"Who Killed Bob Teal?" (July 1947) (repr. from True Detective, Nov 1924) [Op]
"The Creeping Siamese" (Aug 1947) (repr. from Black Mask, 1926) [Op]
"Albert Pastor at Home" (Jan 1948) (repr. from Esquire, 1933)
"This King Business" (Jan 1949) (copyright 1927)
"Woman in the Dark" (Feb 1950) (repr. from Liberty, 1934)
"The Man Who Stood in the Way" (Apr 1951)
"The Black Hat That Wasn't There" (June 1951) (repr. from Black Mask?, 1923) [Op]
"Arson Plus" (Aug 1951)
"The Gatewood Caper" (May 1953)
"A Man Named Thin" (Mar 1961) (orig. title "The Figure of Incongruity") (writ. mid-1920s, unpub.) [Robin Thin]
"PAT HAND" (pseudonym)
"The Showdown" (Jan 1944)
"The Imponderables" (July 1944)
"The Alibi" (Nov 1944)
"The Ace of Spades" (Jan 1945)
THOMAS W. HANSHEW
"The Riddle of the Silver Death" (Aug 1951)
ROBERT HARDIN
"How To Break Out of Sing Sing" (Feb 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ARTHUR SHERBURNE HARDY
"The Silver Pencil" (Mar 1944) (repr. from Diane and Her Friends, 1914)
CYRIL HARE
"Margin of Safety" (Feb 1951)
"The Homing Wasp" (Mar 1961)
"Blennkisop's Biggest Boner" (Sept 1961)
JOSEPH HARRINGTON
"Painted Faces" (Feb 1949)
HERBERT HARRIS
"Blackmail - and a Love Letter" (Mar 1961)
"Concealed Evidence" (June 1963) [Inspector Haines]
HARRY HARRISON
"I Always Do What Teddy Says" (June 1965)
MICHAEL HARRISON
"The Vanished Treasure" (May 1965) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Mystery of the Fulton Documents" (Sept 1965) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Man in the Blue Spectacles" (May 1966) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Mystery of the Gilded Cheval-Glass" (Jan 1967) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Fires in the Rue St. Honore" (Nov 1967) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Murder in the Rue Royale" (Jan 1968) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Facts in the Case of the Missing Diplomat" (Apr 1968) [Dupin]
"The Assassination of Sir Ponsonby Browne" (Sept 1968) [Dupin]
"The Clew of the Single Word" (Oct 1969) [Dupin]
"Wit's End" (June 1970) [Tarvish Bros.]
"Whatever Happened to Young Russell?" (July 1970)
"Murder in the Rue St. Andre des Arts" (Dec 1970) [Dupin]
"A Study in Surmise" (Feb 1971) [Sherlockiana]
HENRY HASSE
"The Man Who Read Too Many Detective Stories" (May 1944)
JOHN EUGENE HASTY
"How Culture Came to Milford" (Mar 1962)
TALBOT C. HATCH
"Guess Who?" (May 1943) [Sir Henry Merrivale - HM]
"Guess Who?" (July 1943) [Mr. J. G. Reeder]
"Guess Who?" (July 1944)
"Guess Who?" (May 1945) [Henry Poggioli, Ph. D.]
"Guess Who?" (June 1946) [Asey Mayo]
JAMES A. HAUGHT
"All's Well" (Mar 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JOHN and WARD HAWKINS
"Cheat for Me" (Apr 1953) (copyright 1950)
"Burden of Guilt" (Sept 1953)
"The Open Mind" (Mar 1961) (orig. title "In a Dead Man's Shoes") (1946 reprint) [Black Mask Dept]
"Frame-Up on the Highway" (July 1964) (1958 reprint)
"The Killer Is Loose" (May 1965) (1958 reprint)
"Shadow of the Noose" (May 1968) (1955 reprint)
JACOB HAY
"The Exploit of the Embalmed Whale" (Feb 1961)
"The Reformation of Fogarty" (Dec 1962)
"The Opposite Number" (Dec 1966)
"The Belkamp Apparatus" (Nov 1967)
"The Name of the Game" (Dec 1967)
"Mr. Omega" (Mar 1968) [Agradamian]
"The Man from H-to-M" (Oct 1968) [spy spoof]
"That Was the Day That Was" (Oct 1969)
"The K. Mission" (Apr 1970) [Agradamian]
HOWARD HAYCRAFT
"Speaking of Crime" (subtitled "A Department of Comment and Criticism") [review column] (Feb, 1946; Apr 1946; June 1946; Feb 1947; June 1947; Mar 1948) (see Anthony Boucher)
"Notes on Additions to a Cornerstone Library" (Oct 1951) (essay)
"The Haycraft-Queen Definitive Library of Detective-Crime-Mystery Fiction: Two Centuries of Cornerstones, 1748-1948 " (Oct 1951) (writ. with Ellery Queen, list of important works)
BRIAN HAYES
"Security Risk" (July 1967)
RAPHAEL HAYES
"The Man Who Could Not Die" (Mar 1954)
LEE HAYS
"On the Banks of the Ohio" (Mar 1949) (preceded by 2-pg "How a Story Was Born" introduction by Queen)
JOHN L. HAYWARD
"'Bye, 'Bye, Darling" (July 1953) [Black Mask Dept]
H. F. HEARD
"The Adventure of Mr. Montalba, Obsequist" (Sept 1945)
"The President of the United States, Detective" (Mar 1947)
"The Enchanted Garden" (Mar 1949)
"The President of the United States, Detective" (Apr 1969) (1947 repr.) (incl. Ellery Queen's comments)
BEN HECHT
"The Whistling Corpse" (Sept 1945)
"The Rival Dummy" (June 1946) (repr. from Liberty magazine, 1928)
"Actor's Blood" (May 1948) (copyright 1936)
"The Mystery of the Fabulous Laundryman" (June 1954) (writ. 1936)
"The Tired Horse" (Aug 1956) (repr. from Esquire, 1954)
"Miracle of the Fifteen Murderers" (Sept 1962) (1943 reprint)
"The Sunset Kid" (Jan 1964) (orig. title "Swindler's Luck"; 1952)
"The Mystery of the Fabulous Laundryman" (June 1954) (writ. 1936)
"The Tired Horse" (Aug 1956) (repr. from Esquire, 1954)
"Miracle of the Fifteen Murderers" (Sept 1962) (1943 reprint)
"The Sunset Kid" (Jan 1964) (orig. title "Swindler's Luck"; 1952)
W. HEIDENFELD
"Moonshine" (June 1951)
"The True Adventure of the Second Stain" (Feb 1969)
ANTONIO HELU
"The Stickpin" (Nov 1944) (repr. from Continental [Mexico], 1928)
JAMES HELVICK
"Total Recall" (Aug 1962) (1951 reprint)
ERNEST HEMINGWAY
"The Killers" (June 1947) (repr. from Scribner's Magazine, Mar 1927 and the book Men Without Women)
DION HENDERSON
"More of a Notability" (Jan 1969)
DONALD HENDERSON
"The Alarm Bell" (July 1945)
O. HENRY
"The Marionettes" (Mar 1943)
"Thimble, Thimble" (Jan 1949) (reprinted from Hampton's magazine?, 1909)
"A Retrieved Reformation" (Jan 1961) (repr. from Roads of Destiny, 1903)
"The Man Higher Up" (Oct 1961) (from "The Gentle Grafter," 1908)
"The Ransom of Red Chief" (July 1963) (repr. from Whirligigs, 1907)
"After Twenty Years" (Dec 1969) (repr. from The Four Million)
"The Cop and the Anthem" (Apr 1970) (repr. from The Four Million)
"TICTOCQ, The Great French Detective; or, The Murder in Rue St. Bonjour" (May 1971) (repr. from The Rolling Stone, June 23, 1894)
“The Confession of __________” (Mar 1972)
VERA HENRY
"What They Don't Know Won't Hurt Them" (May 1967)
EDWIN P. HICKS
"Town Hero" (Aug 1963) [Black Mask Dept]
PATRICIA HIGHSMITH
"The Terrapin" (Oct 1962)
"The Gracious, Pleasant Life of Mrs. Afton" (Feb 1963)
"Another Bridge To Cross" (Dec 1964)
"The Hate Murders" (May 1965)
"The Heroine" (Jan 1966) (repr. from Harper's Bazaar, 1945)
"Camera Fiend" (Feb 1967) (orig. title "Camera Finish"; 1960)
"The Empty Birdhouse" (Jan 1969)
"Poised To Fly" (Aug 1969)
"The Nature of the Thing" (Apr 1970)
"You Can't Depend on Anybody" (July 1971)
“Woodrow Wilson’s Necktie” (Mar 1972)
CLIFTON HILL (pseudonym)
"The Image of My Father's Face" (Jan 1964)
MARGARET HILLERT
"Who's Minding the Store?" (July 1965) (1pg. poem)
JAMES HILTON
"The Mallet" (Sept 1942)
"The Perfect Plan" (Mar 1946)
DOLORES HITCHENS (also known as D. B. Olsen)
"If You See This Woman" (Jan 1966)
EDWARD D. HOCH
"Death in the Harbor" (Dec 1962) [Captain Leopold]
"I'd Know You Anywhere" (Oct 1963)
"The Perfect Time for the Perfect Crime" (Feb 1964)
"The Crime of Avery Mann" (Oct 1964)
"The Clever Mr. Carton" (Jan 1965) [Captain Leopold]
"The Spy Who Did Nothing" (May 1965) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Had Faith in Double-C" (Aug 1965) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Came to the Brink" (Dec 1965) [Rand]
"The Odor of Melting" (Feb 1966)
"The Spy Who Took the Long Route" (Mar 1966) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Came to the End of the Road" (July 1966) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Clouded Tiger" (Sept 1966) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Who Walked Through Walls" (Nov 1966) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Came Out of the Night" (Apr 1967) [Rand]
"The Theft from the Onyx Pool" (June 1967) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Who Worked for Peace" (Aug 1967) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Didn't Exist" (Dec 1967) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Clutched a Playing Card" (Feb 1968) [Rand]
"The Impossible "Impossible Crime"" (Apr 1968)
"The Theft of the Toy Mouse" (June 1968) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Who Read Latin" (Aug 1968) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Brazen Letters" (Nov 1968) [Nick Velvet]
"WHODUNIT: Murder Offstage" (Jan 1969)
"HOWDUNIT: Every Fifth Man" (Jan 1969)
"WHYDUNIT: The Nile Cat" (Jan 1969)
"The Spy Who Purchased a Lavendar" (Apr 1969) [Rand]
"The Spy and the Shopping List Code" (July 1969) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Wicked Tickets" (Sept 1969) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy and the Calendar Network" (Nov 1969) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Meager Beavers" (Dec 1969) [Nick Velvet]
"The Theft of the Laughing Lions" (Feb 1970) [Nick Velvet]
"The Seventh Assassin" (Mar 1970)
"The Seventieth Number" (Mar 1970)
"The Rainy-Day Bandit" (May 1970) [Captain Leopold]
"The Spy and the Bermuda Cipher" (June 1970) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Coco Loot" (Sept 1970) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Who Traveled with a Coffin" (Oct 1970) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Blue Horse" (Nov 1970) [Nick Velvet]
"Christmas Is for Cops" (Dec 1970) [Captain Leopold]
"The Spy and the Diplomat's Daughter" (Jan 1971) [Rand]
"End of the Day" (Feb 1971) [Captain Leopold]
"The Theft of the Dinosaur's Tail" (Mar 1971) [Nick Velvet]
"The Way Out" (Apr 1971)
"The Spy and the Nile Mermaid" (May 1971) [Rand]
"The Theft of the Satin Jury" (June 1971) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Who Knew Too Much" (Aug 1971) [Rand]
"The Leopold Locked Room" (Oct 1971)
"The Theft of the Leather Coffin" (Nov 1971) [Nick Velvet]
"Captain Leopold Does His Job" (Dec 1971)
"The Theft of the Seven Ravens" (Jan 1972) [Nick Velvet]
"The Spy Without a Country" (Feb 1972) [Rand]
"The Spy Who Didn't Remember" (Apr 1972) [Rand]
“The Theft of the Mafia Cat” (May 1972) [Nick Velvet?]
“The Spy and the Reluctant Courier” (June 1972) [Rand]
SYD HOFF [cartoonist]
"Can Such Things Be?" (June 1970) (2 pgs.)
Dr. BANESH HOFFMANN
"Sherlock, Shakespeare and the Bomb" (Feb 1966) (writ. 1951) (repr. from The Baker Street Journal, Apr 1960)
CHARLES HOFFMAN
"The Body of the Crime" (Sept 1966)
HERMINE HOFFMAN
"Aren't All Cops Dumb?" (Feb 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
KARLA WINGERT HOKE
"The Teaberry Mystery" (Feb 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WM. HOLDER
"Right in the Heart" (May 1954)
ELISABETH SANXAY HOLDING
"People Do Fall Downstairs" (Aug 1947) (plus 1pg editorial afterword)
JAMES HOLDING
"The African Fish Mystery" (Apr 1961)
"The Italian Tile Mystery" (Sept 1961)
"Do-It-Yourself Escape Kit" (Mar 1962)
"The Photographer and the Undertaker" (Nov 1962)
"The Inquisitive Butcher of Nice" (July 1963)
"The Hong Kong Jewel Mystery" (Nov 1963)
"The Zanzibar Shirt Mystery" (Dec 1963)
"The Photographer and the Policeman" (Apr 1964)
"The Tahitian Powder Box Mystery" (Oct 1964)
"Live and Let Live" (Jan 1965)
"The Japanese Card Mystery" (Oct 1965) [Leroy King]
"Grounds for Divorce" (Mar 1966)
"The Photographer and the Jeweler" (May 1966)
"The Toothpick Murder" (July 1966)
"The Photographer and the Professor" (Sept 1966)
"The New Zealand Bird Mystery" (Jan 1967) [Leroy King]
"The Photographer and the Columnist" (June 1967)
"The Philippine Key Mystery" (Feb 1968) [Leroy King]
"Cause for Alarm" (Apr 1970)
"Test Run" (July 1970)
"The Photographer and the Servant Problem" (Oct 1970)
"Mystery Fan" (May 1971)
"The Borneo Snapshot Mystery" (Jan 1972) [Leroy King]
PATRICIA ANN HOLLISTER
"The Woman Who Couldn't Wear Red" (Aug 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
H. H. HOLMES
"The Stripper" (May 1945)
JOHN HOLT
"Number One" (Dec 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
MARGARET PAGE HOOD
"The Green Weed" (Sept 1952)
"I'll Wake You Early" (Nov 1953)
STANLEY HOPKINS, Jr.
"The Lady Holding a Green Apple" (Feb 1947)
HOLLOWAY HORN
"The Prognosis" (Jan 1952)
ROBERT HOSKINS
"The Emancipation of Mr. Parker" (July 1969)
GEOFFREY HOUSEHOLD
"To Die With Decency" (Apr 1961)
HAYDEN HOWARD
"Pass the Bottle" (Feb 1954)
W. R. HOYT
"Inspector Squid's Most Famous Case" (July 1968)
"Inspector Squid's Second Most Famous Case" (Apr 1969)
HELEN HUDSON
"The Thief" (Feb 1968) (orig. title "A Constant Caller") (repr. from The Reporter, Jan 12, 1967)
ROY HUGGINS
"Death and the Skylark" (Apr 1964) (repr. from Esquire, 1952)
DOROTHY B. HUGHES
"Danger at Deerfawn" (Aug 1964)
RUPERT HUGHES and FULTON OURSLER
"The Thrill Is Gone" (Sept 1945 overseas)
"The Thrill Is Gone" (Sept 1945 overseas)
Sergeant RUSSELL S. HUGHES
"Seeing Is Believing" (July 1944)
RICHARD HULL
"Mrs. Brierley Supplies the Evidence" (Apr 1952)
EVAN HUNTER [real name of Ed McBain]
"Someone at the Door" (Oct 1971)
ALDOUS HUXLEY
"The Portrait" (Sept 1952)
FRANCIS ILES (pseudonym of Anthony Berkeley Cox; see Anthony Berkeley)
"Dark Journey" (May 1943) (repr. from The Sunday News, 1934)
"Outside the Law" (June 1949) (copyright 1930)
"The Coward" (Jan 1953) (repr. from Collier's?, 1943)
MICHAEL INNES [real name J.I.M. Stewart?]
"The Cave of Belarius" (Apr 1953)
"The Metal Ribbon" (May 1956) [Assistant Commissioner Appleby]
"The Cellini Saltcellar" (Aug 1956) [Inspector Appleby]
"Death As a Game" (Nov 1965) (repr. from Esquire, Jan 1965) [essay]
"Death in the Sun" (Mar 1966) (copyright 1964) [Inspector Appleby]
"The End of the End" (Nov 1966) [Inspector Appleby]
"Dead Man's Shoes" (June 1967) (1953 reprint) [Inspector Appleby]
"Comedy of Discomfiture" (Sept 1971) [Inspector Appleby]
WILLIAM IRISH (pseudonym of Cornell Woolrich)
"The Earring" (Feb 1946)
"Somebody on the Phone" (Apr 1949)
"Steps... Coming Near" (Apr 1964)
MARTIN IVORY
"The King of Mail Order Mystery" (Mar 1963)
"Ripe for Plucking" (May 1963)
MARGE JACKSON
"Dear Mr. Queen, Editor" (Apr 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
W. W. JACOBS
"His Brother's Keeper" (July 1943) (repr. from book Sea Whispers, 1926)
JOHN JAKES
"Unc Solves Flix Flap" (June 1965) [Uncle Pinkerton]
"Unc Probes Pickle Plot" (Sept 1965) [Uncle Pinkerton]
"Unc Foils Show Foe" (Jan 1966) [Uncle Pinkerton]
P. D. JAMES
"Moment of Power" (July 1968)
"Murder, 1986" (Oct 1970)
WILLIAM NORTH JAYME
"I Will Please Come to Order" (Jan 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WILLIAM JEFFREY [pen-name of Bill Pronzini and Jeffrey Wallmann]
"The Facsimile Shop" (Sept 1970)
GARY JENNINGS
"Grease Job" (June 1963)
SELWYN JEPSON
"Nor the Jury" (Feb 1947)
"By the Sword" (Jan 1952)
F. TENNYSON JESSE
"Lord of the Moment" (Feb 1951)
MIRIAM JOHN
Translated Jean Anouilh's "The Moment Is Near" (July 1969)
VERONICA PARKER JOHNS
"Green Goose Chase" (Oct 1962)
JEROME L. JOHNSON
"Start from Scratch" (Dec 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Man Who Loved Baseball" (Apr 1969)
ALBERT JOHNSTON
"Louisville Blues" (May 1954)
RALPH JONES
"Murder at Chanticleer Hall" (Nov 1953) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EMMA ALICE JORDAN (see Frank Tousey)
HANDON C. JORRICKS (pseudonym of Norma Schier)
"Hocus-Pocus at Drumis Tree" (Apr 1966)
FRANZ KAFKA
"A Fratricide" (May 1969) (copyright 1948)
HUGH MacNAIR KAHLER
"Bottleneck" (Sept 1943) (repr. from Collier's, 2-22-36)
"Goldfish" (Jan 1946; Overseas Edition)
"Safe" (Apr 1946; Overseas Edition)
"What a Pal!" (May 1946; Overseas Edition)
"Goldfish" (Jan 1947)
"Kick" (Apr 1949)
"No Alibi" (Feb 1950) (repr. from Collier's?, 1939) [The Sheriff]
MacKINLAY KANTOR
"The Watchman" (Mar 1944) (repr. from Collier's, 2-22-36)
"Rogues' Gallery" (May 1945)
"The Hunting of Hemingway" (Apr 1946) (repr. from Detective Fiction Weekly, 1945)
"Something Like Salmon" (Aug 1946) (repr. from Detective Fiction Weekly, ea. 1930s)
"The Grave Grass Quivers" (Mar 1949) (repr. from The Elks Magazine, July 1931 per Philsp)
"The Trail of the Brown Sedan" (July 1949)
"The Case of the Three Old Maids" (Feb 1950) (orig. title "Corpses Sat in the Car") (repr. from Popular or Flynn's?, 1933)
"Painless" (Mar 1951)
"Sparrow Cop" (July 1951)
"Rogues' Gallery" (May 1956) (repr. from EQMM, May 1945 issue; orig. published 1935) (was the 150th story in EQMM, reprinted in the 150th issue of EQMM)
"The Grave Grass Quivers" (Mar 1949) (repr. from The Elks Magazine, July 1931 per Philsp)
"The Trail of the Brown Sedan" (July 1949)
"The Case of the Three Old Maids" (Feb 1950) (orig. title "Corpses Sat in the Car") (repr. from Popular or Flynn's?, 1933)
"Painless" (Mar 1951)
"Sparrow Cop" (July 1951)
"Rogues' Gallery" (May 1956) (repr. from EQMM, May 1945 issue; orig. published 1935) (was the 150th story in EQMM, reprinted in the 150th issue of EQMM)
JOAN KAPP
"Mystery, Movie Style" (Mar 1967)
NORMAN KATKOV
"The Fix" (July 1953) (repr. from Black Mask, 1946) [Black Mask Dept]
H. R. F. KEATING
"The Justice Boy" (Aug 1967) (his first mystery short story)
"Inspector Ghote and the Test Match" (Oct 1969)
"The Old Shell Collector" (July 1970)
"The Old Haddock" (June 1971)
"Inspector Ghote and the Miracle" (Jan 1972)
MARTIN L. KEEN
"The Bomb" (Oct 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
CLARENCE BUDINGTON KELLAND
"An Ounce of Curiosity" (Apr 1949)
"The Inconspicuous Man" (Jan 1951)
"The Inconspicuous Man" (Nov 1962) (orig. title "Alias Scarface"; 1927)
M. J. KELLY
"Man in a Wheel Chair" (Aug 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HARRY KEMELMAN
"The Nine Mile Walk" (Apr 1947) [Dept of 1st Stories] [Nicky Welt]
"A Winter's Tale" (Apr 1962)
"The Man With the Two Watches" (July 1962) [Nicky Welt]
"The Adelphi Bowl" (Mar 1963) [Nicky Welt]
"Man on a Ladder" (Nov 1967) [Nicky Welt] (8th EQMM Nicky Welt story)
R. E. KENDALL
"Listen, Listen!" (June 1947)
BAYNARD KENDRICK
"Death at the Porthole" (Nov 1944) (repr. from Country Home, 1938) [C. Chandler]
"The Eye" (Nov 1945) [Cliff Chandler]
"The Case of the Stuttering Sextant" (Mar 1947)
"5 - 4 = Murderer" (Jan 1953) [Duncan Maclain]
"A Clue from Bing Crosby" (Jan 1963) (orig. title "Silent Night") (copyright 1958) [Duncan Maclain]
VERONICA M. S. KENNEDY
"Detect the Inspector" (May 1969) (1 pg. word game)
"Spot the Story; or, Name the Novel" (Mar 1971) (1 pg. word game)
GERALD KERSH [Kersh died circa 1969]
"The Adventures of Karmesin: 1. Karmesin, Murderer. 2. Karmesin, Jewel Thief." (Nov 1945)
"Adventures of Karmesin" (May 1949)
"Open Verdict" (Oct 1959)
"A Deal in Overcoats" (July 1962) (orig. title "Oalamaoa") (repr. from Playboy, 1960) [Karmesin]
"The Unkillable Man" (Sept 1962) (orig. title "The Man Death Forgot"; 1946)
"The Persian Bedspread" (Nov 1963)
"Honor Among Thieves" (Aug 1964) [Karmesin]
"Karmesin Takes Pen in Hand" (Nov 1964)
"The Geometry of the Skirt" (Mar 1965) [Vara the Tailor]
"The Haunted Typewriter" (July 1965) [Bo Raymond]
"A Matter of Pink Elephants" (July 1965) [Bo Raymond]
"Want To Buy a Cat?" (Oct 1965)
"Karmesin and the Hamlet Promptbook" (Jan 1966) (orig. title "The Karmesin Affair") (repr. from The Saturday Evening Post, 1962)
"Time Is the Illusion" (Oct 1966) (repr. from Playboy, 1962) (orig. title "A Lucky Day for the Boar")
"A Game Played in the Twilight" (June 1967) (1959 reprint) (orig. title "A Tale Told in the Twilight")
"The Ambiguities of Lo Yeing Pai" (June 1968) [Vara the Tailor]
"The Pettifer Collection" (Nov 1968)
"Karmesin and the Trismagistus Formula" (Mar 1969)
"Karmesin the Fixer" (Jan 1970)
"One Case in a Million" (Feb 1970)
"Mr. Tomorrow" (Apr 1970) [Swindle Sheet Morris]
"The Scar" (May 1970)
"Dr. Ox Will Die at Midnight" (Oct 1970)
"Gambling Fever" (Jan 1971)
JOYCE KILMER
"Whitemail" (Jan 1952) (repr from The Smart Set, March 1914 per Philsp)
H. C. KINCAID
"Murder on a Bet" (Nov 1950) [Dept of 1st Stories] (author was 67 years old)
C. DALY KING
"The Nail and the Requiem" (May 1944) (repr. from Mystery Magazine, 1935, and book The Curious Mr. Tarrant)
"Lost Star" (Sept 1944) (rej. title "The Episode of the Little Girl Who Wasn't There" [Trevis Tarrant]
FRANK KING
"Hand of Glory" (Jan 1947)
LILLIAN KING
"Try to Remember" (Jan 1954)
PAMELA JAYNE KING
"Nightmare" (Nov 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories] (author was age 14)
RUFUS KING
"The Man Who Didn't Exist" (Aug 1947) (repr. from Flynn's Magazine, 1925)
"The Case of the Peculiar Precautions" (Sept 1951)
"The Y-Shaped Scar" (Sept 1952)
"Gift for the Bride" (May 1962) [Stuff Driscoll]
"The Gods, To Avenge..." (June 1963) [Stuff Driscoll]
"The Caesar Complex" (Sept 1963)
"Three Paths To Choose" (May 1964) (1940 reprint) [Dr. Colin Starr] (orig. title "The Case of the Buttoned Collar")
"The Perfect Stranger" (Sept 1964)
"Anatomy of a Crime" (Dec 1966) [Stuff Driscoll]
"The Tenth Case out of Ten" (Nov 1969) (repr. from McCall's?, 1941) (orig. title "The Case of the Sudden Shot") [Dr. Colin Starr]
JIM KJELGAARD
"Code of the Underworld" (Aug 1953) (repr. from Black Mask?, 1941) [Black Mask Dept]
"A Fair Bet" (Dec 1962) (orig. title "Pedro the Gambler"; 1951)
EUGENIA KLEIN
"A Tale Told Out of School" (Dec 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EUGENIA KLEIN GINGOLD
"The Peacock" (Jan 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
DON KNOWLTON
"For Sale - Silence" (Jan 1961)
"The Room at the End of the Hall" (July 1961)
"The Letter of the Law" (May 1962)
"The Curious Quints" (Aug 1962) [Prof. Atwater of the Addison Club]
"The Queerodds" (Oct 1963)
"A Call from the Devil" (May 1965)
"The Coconut Trial" (Feb 1966)
JAMES KNOX
"Mr. Lightning" (July 1966) [comics hero]
"The Last Word" (June 1968)
WILLIAM KRASNER
"All in the Day's Work" (Nov 1953) (author planned to include this story as a chapter in his 3rd novel, North of Welfare) [Black Mask Dept]
WILLIAM KROHN
"The Impossible Murder of Dr. Satanus" (Apr 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories] [author was age 18]
PETER B. KYNE
"A Little Knowledge" (Mar 1946, Overseas Edition)
"New Year's Eve in Panamint" (Jan 1953) (copyright 1916)
"Without Benefit of Jury" (Feb 1953)
OLIVER LA FARGE
"Woman Hunt No Good" (Nov 1951)
"A Fool for Her" (Mar 1952) (copyright 1936)
ED LACY
"The Frozen Custard Caper" (Jan 1963)
"The Juicy Mango Caper" (Feb 1966) [Black Mask Dept]
"Break in the Routine" (June 1966)
"More Than One Way To Skin a Cat" (July 1968)
JOAN D. LADD
"Tiger in the Cellar" (Nov 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ROBERT LADNER, JR.
"Choice of Evils" (June 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
R. A. LAFFERTY
"`Enfants Terribles'" (June 1971)
A. C. LAMPREY
"Gumshoe Glossary" (May 1965)
"Gumshoe Glossary: II" (Apr 1966)
"Gumshoe Glossary: III" (July 1968)
ALLEN LANG
"The Trail of the Catfish" (Jan 1962)
ALLEN KIM LANG
"Death in the Air" (Aug 1964)
"Murder in a Nudist Camp" (Apr 1966)
EDWIN LANHAM
"Asphodel" (May 1947)
RING LARDNER
"Stop Me - If You've Heard This One" (Jan 1963) (writ. 1929)
PAT WALLACE LATNER
"Trouble House" (Nov 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
BETHEL LAURENCE
"You Are Going to Die" (Aug 1956) (orig. title "The Call) (1951 reprint)
RICHARD LAYMON
"Desert Pickup" (Nov 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Desert Pickup" (Nov 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
STEPHEN LEACOCK
"An Irreducible Detective Story; or, Hanged by a Hair; or, A Murder Mystery Minimized" (Oct 1951) (copyright 1916) (1pg. short-short)
The League of Forgotten Men
#2 (Sept 1942): Ezra Stackpole Butterworth (see Hugh Pendexter)
The League of Forgotten Women
#1 (Nov 1943): Sophie Lang (see Frederick Irving Anderson)
JAMES LEASOR
"The Seventy-Sixth Face" (Sept 1967) (repr. from Vogue, 1965) (orig. title "Doctor Love Strikes Again") [Dr Jason Love]
JACK LEAVITT
"Two Women Too Many" (Feb 1969)
"Checkout Counter" (Oct 1970)
MAURICE LeBLANC
"The Lady with the Hatchet" (Mar 1943)
"A Gentleman" (May 1947)
"The Red Silk Scarf" (Dec 1951) (writ. 1913) [Arsene Lupin]
NORBERT LEDERER (see Lillian Day)
FRITZ LEIBER
"The Number of the Beast" (Jan 1966) (repr. from Galaxy?, 1958)
LEONARD L. LEONARD
"Wages of Innocence" (Mar 1947)
O. H. LESLIE
"Alibi on the Steve Allen Show" (May 1956)
ROY LESTER-POND
"Give a Man Rope" (Sept 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
MAURICE LEVEL
"The Maniac" (Jan 1949) (repr. from the book Tales of Mystery and Horror, 1920)
"The Confession" (Jan 1951)
FRED LEVON
"Help Me - If You Can" (Apr 1953) (orig. title "Turmoil") (repr. from Maclean's, 1948) [Dept of 1st Stories]
RICHARD O. LEWIS
"Falling Star" (May 1963)
"The Man Who Counted His Blessings" (July 1963)
"A Matter of Protection" (Jan 1964)
"The Importance of Sawing Wood" (July 1964)
"Killer At Large" (Dec 1964)
"Fire With Fire" (Feb 1965)
"Hoss Thief" (May 1965)
"Your Days Are Few" (Aug 1970)
"Showdown" (Feb 1971)
ROBERT LEWIS
"The Quigley Librarian" (July 1953) (repr. from Esquire, 1950)
SINCLAIR LEWIS
"The Post-Mortem Murder" (Mar 1951)
"The Ghost Patrol" (Apr 1953) (1917 reprint)
"The Willow Walk" (Mar 1961) (1918 reprint)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
"The Trailor Murder Mystery" (Mar 1952) (repr. from the Quincy, IL Whig, April 15, 1846) (orig. title "A Remarkable Case of Arrest for Murder" per Philsp)
M. LINDSAY
"The Garnet Ring" (Nov 1944) (repr. from Ballou's "Dollar Monthly Magazine" May 1861 issue)
CLAYRE and MICHEL LIPMAN
"A Slice of Miss Wittles" (July 1961) (repr. from Malcom's?, 1954) (orig. title "The House in Judas Street")
ELEAZAR LIPSKY
"The Quality of Mercy" (Sept 1953)
LAEL J. LITTKE
"A Feline Felony" (Jan 1968)
"Mrs. Twiller Takes a Trip" (May 1970)
"The Bantam Phantom" (May 1971) (ghost story)
KENNETH LIVINGSTON
"The Missing Motive" (Jan 1949) (repr. from the book The Dodd Cases, 1934)
FRANCES and RICHARD LOCKRIDGE
"A Winter's Tale" (Feb 1961)
"The Accusing Smoke" (Aug 1961) (orig. title "Allergic to Murder"; 1959)
"Flair for Murder" (Oct 1965) [last story Frances, who died on 2-17-63, co-wrote]
JACK LONDON
"The Leopard Man's Story" (May 1943) (1903 reprint)
"A Piece of Life" (Mar 1954)
"The Mastery of Mystery" (June 1954) (repr. from Children of the Frost, 1902)
"King of the Lepers" (Aug 1956) (orig. title "Koolau the Leper") (repr. from book House of Pride and Other Stories, 1912)
"Lost Face" (Sept 1959) (1910 reprint)
"The Dead Do Not Come Back" (Feb 1961) (orig. title "The Eternity of Forms") (repr. from The Turtles of Tasman, 1916)
"The Dead Horse Trail" (June 1964) (orig. title "Which Make Men Remember") (repr. from The God of His Fathers and Other Stories, 1901)
"Just Meat" (Feb 1965) (1911 reprint)
CONWAY LONSTAR [see Norma Schier]
"The Weapon from Nowhere" (Nov 1970)
LOUIS GREGORY LOW
"To the Last Detail" (Sept 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
CARY LUCAS
"Unknown Quantity" (Aug 1953) [Black Mask Dept]
MAGNUS LUDENS
"The Red Eggs" (Aug 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
FRITZI FRANZ LUMEN
“The Prayer Wheels” (June 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EDGAR LUSTGARTEN
"Forbidden Fruit" (Jan 1963)
JOHN LUTZ
"Quid Pro Quo" (Aug 1967)
"The Insomniacs Club" (Sept 1968)
"The Real Shape of the Coast" (June 1971)
JACK LUZZATTO
"GAMES WITH NAMES: A Fun Quiz" (June 1965)
DANA LYON
"The Bitter Years" (Sept 1971)
“The Woman in the Stone House” (May 1972)
ROBIE MACAULEY
"The Barrington Quality" (Nov 1970)
LIBBY MacCALL
"Recipe for Murder" (Jan 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The PTA Mystery" (Oct 1966)
JOHN D. MacDONALD
"Triple Cross" (Apr 1954)
"Funny the Way Things Work Out" (Apr 1963)
"Never Quite Tough Enough" (Apr 1966) (orig. title "Fatal Accident") (1948 reprint) [Black Mask Dept]
"No Business for an Amateur" (Oct 1967) (orig. title "Dead to the World") (1947 reprint) [Black Mask Dept]
"Dead on Christmas Street" (Jan 1971) (1952 reprint)
"He Was Always a Nice Boy" (Mar 1971)
PHILIP MacDONALD
"The Wood-for-the-Trees" (June 1947) [Colonel Gethryn]
"Two Exploits of Harry the Hat" (Feb 1949)
"Love Lies Bleeding" (Nov 1950)
(JOHN) ROSS MacDONALD (pseudonym)
"Wild Goose Chase" (July 1954)
"Murder Is a Public Matter" (Oct 1959) [Lew Archer]
"Bring the Killer to Justice" (Feb 1962) (copyright 1958) [Lew Archer]
"Midnight Blue" (July 1971) (copyright 1960) [Lew Archer]
WILLIAM MacHARG
"Broadway Murder" (Feb 1946)
"No Clues" (July 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1940) [O'Malley]
"Lost Girl" (Jan 1948) (copyright 1940) [O'Malley]
"Manhattan Murder" (Aug 1965) (orig. title "The Fourth Girl") (1932 reprint) [O'Malley]
"East Side Homicide" (Apr 1966) (orig. title "The Checkered Suit") (1936 reprint) [O'Malley]
"Tell 'em at Headquarters" (Feb 1968) (orig. title "Soiled Diamonds") (1932 reprint) [O'Malley]
"Murder Makes It Worse" (Sept 1970) (1939 reprint) [O'Malley]
ARTHUR MACHEN
"The Cosy Room" (Mar 1949) (repr. from The Cosy Room and Other Short Stories, 1936)
NEIL MacNEISH
"Lament for a Scholar" (June 1967)
LARRY MADDOCK
"The Death Wish" (Sept 1967)
FLOYD MAHANNAH
"Ask Maria" (June 1949) [Dept of 1st Stories]
TED MALONE
"The Case of the Ninety-Two Candles" (Feb 1947)
BARRY N. MALZBERG
"Beyond Sleep" (Nov 1970)
"Agony Column" (Dec 1971)
"Cornell" (Apr 1972) [in honor of Cornell Woolrich]
J. CADY MANDARINO
"Future Unlimited" (June 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DON M. MANKIEWICZ
"Two Rolls, No Coffee" (Dec 1953) [Black Mask Dept]
DAVID X. MANNERS
"Killer's Keeper" (May 1949)
MARGARET MANNERS
"Squeakie's First Case" (May 1943)
"Squeakie's Second Case" (May 1945)
"Matter for a May Morning" (May 1946) [Squeakie]
WILLIAM MARCH
"The Bird House" (Feb 1954)
J. J. MARRIC (pen-name of John Creasey)
"Gideon's War" (May 1968) (orig. title "Crooks' Harvest"; 1962)
"Gideon and the Shoplifting Ring" (Nov 1969)
"Gideon and the Drunken Sailor" (Dec 1969)
"Gideon and the Teen-age Hooligans" (Mar 1970)
"Gideon and the Pickpockets" (Apr 1970)
"Gideon and the Young Toughs" (Aug 1970)
"Gideon and the Pigeon" (Feb 1971)
"Gideon and the Chestnut Vendor" (Feb 1972)
“Gideon and the Vintage Car Thefts” (May 1972)
NGAIO MARSH
"I Can Find My Way Out" (Aug 1946) [Inspector Roderick Alleyn]
"Death on the Air" (Jan 1948) (writ. late 1930s; her 1st detective short story)
ALFRED MARTINEZ
"Ace in the Hole" (May 1962) [Black Mask Dept]
OLGA MARX
"The Miracle on Fifth Avenue" (June 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Last Day in Paris" (May 1964) [her 2nd story]
"Something Rare and Beautiful" (Apr 1965)
A. E. W. MASON
"The Italian" (Apr 1949)
VAN WYCK MASON
"The Repeater" (Feb 1947)
HAROLD Q. MASUR
"Squealer's Reward" (June 1962)
BERKELY MATHER (pseudonym; British writer)
"Cri de Coeur" (Aug 1961) (copyright 1959)
"The Fish of My Uncle's Cat" (Nov 1961)
"Ma Tante Always Done Her Best" (Dec 1968) (copyright 1967)
"For Want of a Nail" (Apr 1969)
"Terror Ride" (Apr 1970)
"The Big Bite" (Dec 1970)
"The Rajah's Emeralds" (Apr 1971) (copyright 1960)
"Treasure Trove" (July 1971)
"No Questions Asked" (Apr 1972)
RICHARD MATHESON
"Needle in the Heart" (Oct 1969) (2pgs)
"Till Death Do Us Part" (Sept 1970) (2pgs)
“Leo Rising” (May 1972)
JOSEPH MATHEWSON
"A Stranger's Tale" (Mar 1967)
THEODORE MATHIESON
"Alexander the Great, Detective" (Sept 1959)
"Alexandre Dumas, Detective" (May 1961)
"Galileo, Detective" (Oct 1961)
“No Motive” (June 1972)
ROBIN MAUGHAM
“Follow the Sun” (Mar 1972)
W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM
"Footprints in the Jungle" (Mar 1944) (repr. from book Ah King, 1927)
"The Dream" (Jan 1946)
"The Happy Couple" (Aug 1951)
"The Point of Honor" (Nov 1951)
GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Title Contest Story (Mar 1954) [winner announced in June issue, p. 15]
"Vendetta" (July 1964)
DAPHNE DU MAURIER
"The Old Man" (Feb 1953)
FLORENCE V. MAYBERRY
"The Motion Picture in Mrs. Leister's Mind" (Feb 1964)
"Out of the Dream Stumbling" (May 1964)
"A Lily in Chrissy's Hand" (July 1965)
"Bitter Vetch" (Mar 1968)
"Lost Soaring Dream" (Mar 1969)
"Not Lost Any More" (Sept 1969)
"Doll Baby" (Dec 1970)
"The Beauty in That House" (May 1971)
"The Lady of the Afghans" (Aug 1971)
"To Find a Millionaire" (Dec 1971)
"Screen Test" (Feb 1972)
ED McBAIN [also see Evan Hunter]
"Eighty Million Eyes" (May 1966) (1963 reprint) [87th Precinct]
"The Empty Hours" (May 1967) (copyright 1960 & 1962) [87th Precinct]
"Nightshade" (Aug 1970) [87th Precinct]
KENNETH J. McCAFFREY
"The Liberator" (Nov 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
HENRIETTE McCLELLAND
"The Perfect Secretary" (Nov 1961)
"The Finisher" (June 1962)
HELEN McCLOY
"Chinoiserie" (July 1946)
"Murder Is Everybody's Business" (Feb 1953)
"The Black Disk" (Apr 1961) (orig. title "The Nameless Clue"; 1941)
"The Shadows Outside" (June 1962) (orig. title "The Waiting Shadow"; 1952)
"Number Ten Q Street" (Sept 1963)
"Murder Ad Lib" (Nov 1964) [Dr. Basil Willing]
"Into Thin Air" (Feb 1965) [Dr. Basil Willing]
"Of Time and Murder" (July 1968) (orig. title "Better Off Dead"; 1949)
"The Pleasant Assassin" (Dec 1970) [Dr. Basil Willing]
JANE McCLURE
"Dark Interlude" (Sept 1952)
VINCENT McCONNOR
"Just Like Inspector Maigret" (Oct 1964) [George Drayton]
"The Honeymoon Murders" (Jan 1965) [George Drayton]
"Souffle Surprise" (Apr 1965)
"Old George and the Antiques Mystery" (Aug 1966) [George Drayton]
"Pauline or Denise?" (Nov 1966)
"The Man Who Collected Obits" (Feb 1967)
JOHNSTON McCULLEY
"Thubway Tham, Thvilian" (Mar 1944)
"Thubway Tham's Wonderful Day" (May 1952) (repr. from Detective Story Magazine, 1925)
WILLIAM C. McDERMOTT
Translated Petrus Alphonsi's "Mr. Aid-for-the-Needy" (July 1961)
JAMES HOLT McGAVRAN
"Cat and Mouse" (Mar 1961)
"Horn of Plenty" (July 1961)
PAT McGERR
"Murder to the Twist" (Oct 1962)
"Justice Has a High Price" (Feb 1963)
"The Washington, D.C., Murders" (Sept 1963)
"Match Point in Berlin" (June 1968) [Selena Mead]
"This One's a Beauty" (Nov 1971)
“The Last Check” (Mar 1972)
WILLIAM P. McGIVERN
"Ordeal in Darkness" (Dec 1961)
"The Last Word" (Feb 1963) (orig. title "The Sound of Thunder"; 1952)
CHARLES McINTOSH
"Elementary, My Dear Job Seeker" (Nov 1965)
WILLINE McKEE
"Unnatural Evidence" (Jan 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
RUSSELL McLAUCHLIN
"Teatime in Baker Street" (Feb 1972) (repr. from The Baker Street Journal, c. 1950) [Sherlockiana]
JOHN F. McLAUGHLIN
"The Killing of Phil" (July 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ROBERT McNEAR
"The Salad Maker" (Jan 1967)
"Philo's Gestation" (Nov 1968)
"The Green Gorevan" (Dec 1969)
"Detection Without Tears" (Apr 1970)
"Anatomy of Body Disposal" (Sept 1970)
"Death's Door" (May 1971) (repr. from Playboy, 1969)
H. C. McNEILE
"Thirteen Lead Soldiers" (Mar 1943)
LAUREL ANNE McVICKER [Mrs. Ned S. Goss]
"Acrostecs" (July 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories; 2pg. verse]
L. T. MEADE and ROBERT EUSTACE
"The Man Who Disappeared" (May 1948) (condensed version) (originally appeared in The Strand Magazine, Dec 1901, per Philsp)
PATRICK MEADOWS
"Murder in a Locked Box" (Aug 1969)
RUTH MELCHER
"The Eye of Jehovah" (Oct 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
SHERWOOD BRADFORD MENKES
"The Waiting Room" (July 1964) (writ. 1948) [Dept of 1st Stories]
KENNETH MILLAR
"Find the Woman" (June 1946)
MARGARET MILLAR
"The Couple Next Door" (July 1954)
"The People Across the Canyon" (Oct 1962)
ARTHUR MILLER
"It Takes a Thief" (May 1953)
WADE MILLER
"A Bad Time of Day" (Sept 1956)
ROBERT P. MILLS
"Detective Directory" [boxed excerpts of book reviews] (June 1951; Dec 1951; Jan 1952; Mar 1952; Apr 1952; May 1952; Aug 1952; Jan 1953; Apr 1953; July 1953; Aug 1953; Nov 1953; June 1954; May 1956; Aug 1956)
THOMAS MILLSTEAD
"Crossing the Line" (Dec 1969)
"Meter Maid Meets Murder" (June 1970)
A. A. MILNE (creator of Winnie-the-Pooh)
"It Could Have Happened That Way" (May 1951)
"Murder at Eleven" (Mar 1954)
"Once a Murderer..." (Nov 1963) (1946 reprint; orig. title "The Wine Glass")
"Murder at Eleven" (Mar 1954)
"Once a Murderer..." (Nov 1963) (1946 reprint; orig. title "The Wine Glass")
HARRY MINER
"Corpus Delicti" (Nov 1951)
Miniature Dime Novel (see Frank Tousey)
MR. X
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part One: The Pawn" (Apr 1971)
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part Two: The Rook" (May 1971)
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part Three: The Knight" (June 1971)
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part Four: The Bishop" (July 1971)
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part Five: The Queen" (Aug 1971)
"THE WILL-O'-THE-WISP MYSTERY; Part Six: The King" (Sept 1971)
S. WEIR MITCHELL
"The Waters of Oblivion" (Jan 1944) (repr. from Little Stories)
CLEVELAND MOFFETT
"The Mysterious Card" (Nov 1963)
JACK MOFFITT
"The Necklace" (Feb 1946)
N. CASHATT MONSARRAT
"The Man with the Attache Case" (May 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
KYLE MONTGOMERY
"There Is No Dreaming" (Apr 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Rules of the Game" (Nov 1964) (+ 2 drawings by author)
ARTHUR MOORE
"Dime Store Diamond" (Apr 1964) (aka "The 5-C's Caper"?)
"The Planting of Cousin Curly" (Aug 1964)
"The Great Glockenspiel Gimmick" (Oct 1965)
"The Hot Key Caper" (June 1966)
KENNETH MOORE
"Protection" (Jan 1967)
STELLA ANN MORAN [wife of William Patrick Moran, Jr.]
"No Place To Run" (Dec 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WILLIAM PATRICK MORAN, JR. [husband of Stella Ann Moran]
"Skyjack" (Dec 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ALBERTO MORAVIA
"Only the Death of a Man" (Oct 1967) (orig. title "The Secret"; 1959) (Translated by Helene Cantarella)
NIGEL MORLAND
"Flowers for an Angel" (Sept 1951)
"Introducing V. I. Pybus" (Dec 1963)
CHRISTOPHER MORLEY
"The Mycroft Magic Square" (Mar 1943)
"A Scandal in Bohemia" (Jan 1944) (playlet script) [Sherlockiana]
"The Curious Case of Kenelm Digby" (July 1944) [Dove Dulcet] (repr. from book Tales From a Rolltop Desk, 1921)
"Codeine (7 Per Cent)" (Nov 1945) [Dove Dulcet, w/Sherlock Holmes' niece]
"The Consolable Widow" (May 1946)
"Dove Dulcet Hitches His Wagon - " (July 1947)
"Sky Writing" (Jan 1953) (copyright 1933) [Dove Dulcet]
McGARRY MORLEY
"Testimony of a Witness" (Mar 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Will Somebody Kindly Tell Me?" (Sept 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
ARTHUR MORRISON
"The Flitterbat Lancers" (Apr 1954)
SONORA MORROW
"The Right Way and the Wrong" (Oct 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JOHN D. MORSE
"Middle-Aged Fan's Lament" (Jan 1972) (short Detectiverse)
“Dear Ngaio Marsh” (May 1972) (Detectiverse)
HENRY MYERS
"Nothing So Hard As a Diamond" (May 1953)
"The Pale Sergeant" (Apr 1954)
THOMAS NARCEJAC
"The Police Are on the Stairs" (Feb 1951)
"The Red Orchid" (Jan 1961) (Translated by Lawrence G. Blochman) [Nero Wolfe pastiche]
"The Oliveira Affair" (Apr 1961) (Translated by Blochman) [Arsene Lupin]
OGDEN NASH
"They Don't Read De Quincey in Philly or Cincy" (May 1966) (repr. from Harper's Magazine, 1965)
DANIEL NATHAN
"The Adventures of Danny: The Boy and the Money Box" (Aug 1956) (early version in his book The Golden Summer, 1953; new introduction by J. Yaffe)
ROBERT NATHAN
"A Death in the Stadium" (Mar 1946) (repr. from Scribner's Magazine, 1927)
H. C. NEAL
"A Matter of Expert Opinion" (Dec 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Pegasus Pilfer" (Nov 1962)
FREDERICK NEBEL
"Dead Date" (Apr 1946) (orig. title "Shake-Up") (repr. from Black Mask, 1932)
"Killer at Large" (Sept 1961)
"Needle in a Haystack" (Aug 1962)
EMILY NEFF
"The Love Sportsman" (May 1961)
EDITH NESBIT
"No. 17" (Aug 1951)
FRANCIS M. NEVINS, JR.
“Open Letter to Survivors” (May 1972)
A New York Detective (see Frank Tousey)
NEWTON NEWKIRK
"Origin of the Detective Business" (Oct 1951) (1pg short-short)
HELEN NIELSEN
"Cop's Day Off" (Aug 1961)
"The Hopeless Case" (June 1962)
"Death Scene" (May 1963)
"Witness for the Defense" (Sept 1963)
"The Breaking Point" (Aug 1965)
"The Chicken Feed Mine" (Dec 1966)
"No Legal Evidence" (Mar 1969)
"The Perfect Servant" (Nov 1971)
LARRY NIVEN
"The Deadlier Weapon" (June 1968)
CHARLES NORMAN
"The Final Touch" (Apr 1962)
"Simple Justice" (Mar 1965)
CHARLES G. NORRIS
"Mr. Briggs Was Right" (Mar 1946) (repr. from Collier's Magazine, 1926)
MARGARET NORRIS
"A Case of Identities" (Apr 1966) [Sherlockiana]
HENRY NORTON
"How Jacques Spent His Wedding Night" (Sept 1952)
STEPHEN R. NOVAK
"Never Overlook an Angle" (May 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JOHN OAKUM
"Murder by Extraction" (Apr 1953) (repr. from book Oakum Pickings, 1876)
"Murder by Extraction" (Apr 1953) (repr. from book Oakum Pickings, 1876)
JOHN O'BRIEN
"Ludwig Soaring Down" (July 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HUGH O'CONNOR
"Double Trouble" (co-writ. with Walter Duranty) (Apr 1949)
MARK O'DAY
"A Killing on Chalk" (Oct 1970)
WILLIAM O'FARRELL
"A Paper for Mr. Wurley" (July 1963) (incl. Editor's "In Memoriam"; O'Farrell died Apr 11, 1962)
"Over There - Darkness" (Nov 1964) (repr. from Sleuth Mystery Magazine, Oct 1958)
"With Blue Ribbons On It" (Oct 1966) (1961 reprint) (orig. title "The Hood Is a Bonnet")
LENORE GLEN OFFORD
"Memoirs of a Mystery Critic" (Apr 1967) (poem) (repr. from Mystery Writers Annual, 1966)
"The Old Lady Shows Her Prejudices" (Mar 1968) (poem)
RIGDUM O'FUNNIDOS
"The Wide-Awake Club" (Mar 1952) (repr. from US first edition of Oliver Twist, 1837)
JOHN O'HARA
"The Public Career of Mr. Seymour Harrisburg" (Nov 1962) (1935 reprint)
DONALD OLSON
"Vengeance Villa" (Aug 1969)
MURIEL LUDLOW OLSON
"In No Other Place" (June 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DENNIS O'NEIL [comics writer]
"Report on a Broken Bridge" (Dec 1971)
JUDITH O'NEILL
"The Identification" (Feb 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"In the Camp of the Enemy" (May 1969)
BARONESS ORCZY
"Mysterious Death in Percy Street" (Apr 1949)
RODRIGUES OTTOLENGUI
"A Frosty Morning" (Jan 1943)
FULTON OURSLER (see Rupert Hughes)
WILL OURSLER
"The Shadow and the Shadowed" (Feb 1951)
STUART B. OVER
"The Old Man in the Next Bed" (Jan 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ROBERT T. OWENS
"With Perpetual Care" (Jan 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JOSH PACHTER
"E. Q. Griffen Earns His Name" (Dec 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories] (author was 16 yrs old) (Ellery Queen pastiche)
"E. Q. Griffen's Second Case" (May 1970) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
"Sam Buried Caesar" (Aug 1971) (author was 18) (Nero Wolfean)
JUAN PAGE [no doubt a pseudonym-pun on "one page," length of story]
"Dead Heat" (Feb 1961)
"Fair Game" (Feb 1962)
"Story Without an Ending" (Apr 1968)
"The Justice of Solomon" (June 1968)
BARRY PAIN
"The Problem Club" (May 1949)
ELIZABETH PALMER
"Post-Obit" (Aug 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
STUART PALMER
"The Lady From Dubuque" (Mar 1944) (repr. from Sunday News, 12-27-42) (orig. title "The Puzzle of the Scorned Woman") [Withers]
"The Adventure of the Marked Man" (July 1944) [Sherlockiana]
"The Riddle of the Twelve Amethysts" (Mar 1945) [Hildegarde Withers]
"Snafu Murder" (Nov 1945) [Withers]
"The Riddle of the Black Museum" (Mar 1946) [Withers]
"The Doctor's Double" (Aug 1946) (copyright 1937) [Withers]
"The Monkey Murder" (Jan 1947)
"The Riddle of the Double Negative" (Mar 1947)
"The Riddle of the Tired Bullet" (Mar 1948) [Withers]
"Where Angels Fear to Tread" (Feb 1951)
"Cherchez La Frame" [co-written with Craig Rice] (June 1951) [Hildegarde Withers and John J. Malone]
"Who Is Sylvia?" (July 1961)
"Withers and Malone, Crime-Busters" [co-writ. w/Craig Rice] (Nov 1963)
"The Return of Hildegarde Withers" (July 1964)
"Hildegarde Withers Is Back" (Apr 1968)
"The Stripteaser and the Private Eye" (Nov 1968)
"Hildegarde Plays It Calm" (Apr 1969)
"The Monkey Murder" (Jan 1947)
"The Riddle of the Double Negative" (Mar 1947)
"The Riddle of the Tired Bullet" (Mar 1948) [Withers]
"Where Angels Fear to Tread" (Feb 1951)
"Cherchez La Frame" [co-written with Craig Rice] (June 1951) [Hildegarde Withers and John J. Malone]
"Who Is Sylvia?" (July 1961)
"Withers and Malone, Crime-Busters" [co-writ. w/Craig Rice] (Nov 1963)
"The Return of Hildegarde Withers" (July 1964)
"Hildegarde Withers Is Back" (Apr 1968)
"The Stripteaser and the Private Eye" (Nov 1968)
"Hildegarde Plays It Calm" (Apr 1969)
EDGAR PANGBORN
"The Singing Stick" (Aug 1952) [Cro-Magnon detective]
"Mrrrar!" (July 1953)
"Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" (Oct 1962)
PERCY SPURLARK PARKER
"Block Party" (Apr 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HENRY T. PARRY
"Winter Savory" (June 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"A Place of Sacrifice" (Mar 1966)
"The Baker Street Irregulars Murder Case" (Feb 1968) [Sherlockiana]
"An Academic Crime" (Feb 1969)
"Season's Greetings" (Oct 1970)
"Turnpike Roulette" (Aug 1971)
SISTER PASCHALA, O.P.
"?" (Jan 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ROBERT PASSANO
"Punchinello, Funny Fellow" (Apr 1952) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Friend of the Family" (Apr 1952)
Q. PATRICK (pseudonym of Richard Webb and Hugh Wheeler; see Patrick Quentin)
"White Carnations" (Nov 1945) (repr. from Collier's, 1945) [Timothy Trant]
"Witness for the Prosecution" (July 1946)
"Love Comes to Miss Lucy" (Apr 1947)
"The Corpse in the Closet" (Jan 1948) [Timothy Trant]
"The Jack of Diamonds" (Feb 1949)
"Thou Lord Seest Me" (July 1949)
"This Will Kill You" (Nov 1950) (copyright 1948)
"Another Man's Poison" (Jan 1951)
"Who Killed the Mermaid?" (Feb 1951)
"Town Blonde, Country Blonde" (Aug 1951)
"All the Way to the Moon" (Sept 1951)
"Another Man's Poison" (Jan 1951)
"Who Killed the Mermaid?" (Feb 1951)
"Town Blonde, Country Blonde" (Aug 1951)
"All the Way to the Moon" (Sept 1951)
"Murder in the Alps" (Jan 1952) (repr. from This Week, 1949)
"This Looks Like Murder" (Mar 1952) (repr. from This Week, April 1950 per Philsp) [Timothy Trant]
"Death on Saturday Night" (Jan 1953) (1950 reprint)
"Woman of Ice" (Feb 1953)
"The Glamorous Opening" (Jan 1954)
"Death and Canasta" (Apr 1954)
"Woman of Ice" (Feb 1953)
"The Glamorous Opening" (Jan 1954)
"Death and Canasta" (Apr 1954)
NEIL PATERSON
"Man on the Tightrope" (Nov 1964) (1952 reprint)
B. D. PEIRCE (South African radio writer)
"Hit in the Night - and Run" (May 1969)
J. F. PEIRCE
"The Man Who Was a Station Wagon" (Dec 1963) (co-writ. w/Fred Rodewald)
"The Lonely Ones" (Mar 1964)
"The Great Shakespeare Mystery" (May 1964)
"Devil To Pay" (Oct 1965)
"The Pale Face of the Rider" (Nov 1966)
"The Total Portrait" (Apr 1971)
"The Hot Tamales Murder Case" (Dec 1971)
“Nothing New Under the Sun” (June 1972)
ALEX PELLE
"Play It Cool, Pal" (Aug 1968)
BRUCE D. PELLETIER
"The Hedgehog and the Fox" (Apr 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HUGH PENDEXTER
"According to the Evidence" (Sept 1942) (repr. from Adventure Magazine, 1913)
HUGH PENTECOST (real name is Judson P. Philips)
"Challenge to the Reader" (May 1947)
"The Fourth Degree" (May 1948) [Dr. John Smith]
"Room Number Twenty-Three" (June 1949) [first story Pentecost wrote; reprinted from Flynn's, 1925; original byline was Judson Philips]
"The Contradictory Case" (Aug 1951)
"Lonely Boy" (Aug 1952) (repr. from Collier's?, 1949)
"Murder in Manhattan" (Nov 1953) (repr. from Collier's?, 1952)
"Talking Calf" (May 1954)
"The Missing Miss Maydew" (Sept 1959)
"The Man Inside" (Jan 1961)
"The Rubber Doorstops" (Feb 1961)
"The Sooty Man" (May 1961) (orig. title "A Black Eye for Miss Millington"; 1958)
"Frightened Star" (Sept 1961)
"Murder by a Southpaw" (Nov 1961) (orig. title "Murder Throws a Curve"; 1958)
"Hover Through the Fog" (Feb 1962) (+ author's foreword)
"A World of Envelopes" (May 1962)
"A Kind of Murder" (Aug 1962)
"Cop's Job To Know" (Sept 1962) (orig. title "Good Cop"; 1959)
"The Man With the Sixteen Beards" (Dec 1962)
"Delinquent Account" (Feb 1963)
"The Day the Children Vanished" (June 1963) (1958 reprint) [Clyde Haviland]
"In the Middle of Nowhere" (Aug 1963)
"Murder de Luxe" (Oct 1963)
"The Man in Seat 12" (Jan 1964)
"The Needle Sharp As Ever" (Apr 1964) (rej. titles "Poor Dear Consuela," "You Don't Know George," "Only the Good," "We All Have To Learn," "The Needle Man")
"Jericho and the Skiing Clue" (Nov 1964)
"Tomorrow Is Yesterday" (Apr 1965) (orig. title "Eager Victim"; 1950) [Lieutenant Pascal]
"Jericho and the Painting Clue" (July 1965)
"Jericho and the Dying Clue" (Oct 1965)
"Jericho and the Silent Witnesses" (Nov 1965)
"Jericho and the a Go-Go Clue" (May 1966)
"Jericho and the Nuisance Clue" (Aug 1966)
"Volcano in the Mind" (Jan 1967) (orig. title "Volcano"; 1947)
"The Monster of Lakeview" (Mar 1967) [Uncle George]
"The False Face Murder" (Aug 1967)
"No Witnesses on the Waterfront" (Jan 1968) (1960 reprint) (orig. title "The Ghost of Champagne Charlie")
"Murder Underground" (Oct 1968) (1953 reprint) (orig. title "Murder Goes Underground")
"Pierre Chambrun and the Black Days" (Dec 1968)
"Pierre Chambrun and the Sad Song" (Apr 1969)
"The Masked Crusader" (Nov 1969) [Pierre Chambrun]
"Pierre Chambrun and the War for Peace" (Jan 1970)
"Blood-Red in the Morning" (Sept 1970)
"Pierre Chambrun and the Last Fling" (Sept 1971)
"Jericho and the Dead Clue" (Dec 1971)
"The Contradictory Case" (Aug 1951)
"Lonely Boy" (Aug 1952) (repr. from Collier's?, 1949)
"Murder in Manhattan" (Nov 1953) (repr. from Collier's?, 1952)
"Talking Calf" (May 1954)
"The Missing Miss Maydew" (Sept 1959)
"The Man Inside" (Jan 1961)
"The Rubber Doorstops" (Feb 1961)
"The Sooty Man" (May 1961) (orig. title "A Black Eye for Miss Millington"; 1958)
"Frightened Star" (Sept 1961)
"Murder by a Southpaw" (Nov 1961) (orig. title "Murder Throws a Curve"; 1958)
"Hover Through the Fog" (Feb 1962) (+ author's foreword)
"A World of Envelopes" (May 1962)
"A Kind of Murder" (Aug 1962)
"Cop's Job To Know" (Sept 1962) (orig. title "Good Cop"; 1959)
"The Man With the Sixteen Beards" (Dec 1962)
"Delinquent Account" (Feb 1963)
"The Day the Children Vanished" (June 1963) (1958 reprint) [Clyde Haviland]
"In the Middle of Nowhere" (Aug 1963)
"Murder de Luxe" (Oct 1963)
"The Man in Seat 12" (Jan 1964)
"The Needle Sharp As Ever" (Apr 1964) (rej. titles "Poor Dear Consuela," "You Don't Know George," "Only the Good," "We All Have To Learn," "The Needle Man")
"Jericho and the Skiing Clue" (Nov 1964)
"Tomorrow Is Yesterday" (Apr 1965) (orig. title "Eager Victim"; 1950) [Lieutenant Pascal]
"Jericho and the Painting Clue" (July 1965)
"Jericho and the Dying Clue" (Oct 1965)
"Jericho and the Silent Witnesses" (Nov 1965)
"Jericho and the a Go-Go Clue" (May 1966)
"Jericho and the Nuisance Clue" (Aug 1966)
"Volcano in the Mind" (Jan 1967) (orig. title "Volcano"; 1947)
"The Monster of Lakeview" (Mar 1967) [Uncle George]
"The False Face Murder" (Aug 1967)
"No Witnesses on the Waterfront" (Jan 1968) (1960 reprint) (orig. title "The Ghost of Champagne Charlie")
"Murder Underground" (Oct 1968) (1953 reprint) (orig. title "Murder Goes Underground")
"Pierre Chambrun and the Black Days" (Dec 1968)
"Pierre Chambrun and the Sad Song" (Apr 1969)
"The Masked Crusader" (Nov 1969) [Pierre Chambrun]
"Pierre Chambrun and the War for Peace" (Jan 1970)
"Blood-Red in the Morning" (Sept 1970)
"Pierre Chambrun and the Last Fling" (Sept 1971)
"Jericho and the Dead Clue" (Dec 1971)
S. J. PERELMAN
"Farewell, My Lovely Appetizer" (July 1945) (repr. from New Yorker, 1944)
"The Saucier's Apprentice" (Dec 1961) (copyright 1956)
"Danger in the Drain" (June 1964) (repr. from The New Yorker, 1948) (aka "The Case of the Indelible Bath"?)
BARRY PEROWNE (pseudonym of Phil Atkey)
"The Blind Spot" (Nov 1945)
"Up the Garden Path" (Feb 1949)
"The Headprint" (Jan 1951)
"The Six Golden Nymphs" (May 1956) [Raffles]
"Papa Tral's Harvest" (Mar 1964)
JANE PERRY
"Ransom in Unmarked Bills" (Apr 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
PAUL PERRY
"Fixed Fee" (Oct 1968)
JULIA PETERKIN
"Ashes" (Mar 1954)
STEVEN PETERS
"George Washington, Detective" (Aug 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Backyard Dig" (Aug 1967)
"On Death Row" (June 1968)
"Project Murder" (Feb 1969)
CHARLES A. PETERSON
"The Arithmetic of Poison" (Feb 1968)
RHONA PETRIE
"What We're All Hooked On" (Sept 1968)
"Such a Long Time After" (Dec 1968)
"People Keep Dying Round Here" (Mar 1969)
"Part of That Cold Eye" (July 1969) [Larry Moss]
EDEN PHILLPOTTS
"Peters, Detective" (Apr 1954)
JOHN PICK
"They Said It Couldn't Be Done" (Sept 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ROBERT PICKERING
"A Lesson in Logic" (Nov 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
MARJORIE L. C. PICKTHALL
"The Man Who Bought Things Cheap" (Apr 1953) (repr. from Harper's Magazine, 1913)
JOHN PIERCE
"The Chicken Game" (July 1968)
"A Case of Jurisdiction" (Aug 1968)
"Something Damp and Green" (Oct 1968)
"A Child's Garden of Profits" (Dec 1968)
"The Fur-Lined Goodbye" (Mar 1969)
"Miss Paisley on a Diet" (Feb 1970)
"The Pig Sticker" (Jan 1971)
"Exercise Number One" (Sept 1971)
"The Ropewalker" (Oct 1971)
"Once a Cop" (Jan 1972) [Inspector Seal]
"Abracadabra" (Apr 1972) [Inspector Seal]
ROBERT L. PIKE
"Clancy and the Subway Jumper" (Dec 1961) [Case Book of 52nd Precinct]
"Clancy and the Paper Clue" (Jan 1962) [52nd Precinct]
"Clancy and the Shoeshine Boy" (June 1962) [52nd Precinct]
"Clancy and the Cat's Eyes" (Mar 1963) [52nd Precinct]
CYRIL PLUNKETT
"The Killer" (Nov 1943)
"The Guest" (Sept 1944)
POLLY PODOLSKY
"End Game" (Sept 1964)
EDGAR A. POE
"The Purloined Letter" (Feb 1950) (repr. from his book Tales, 1845) [C. Auguste Dupin]
"The Cask of Amontillado" (Apr 1951)
"Diddling" (Feb 1962)
"A Tale of the Ragged Mountains" (Feb 1965) (w/notes by A.Boucher & E.Queen) (repr. from Godey's Lady's Book, Apr 1844)
KACA POLACKOVA
Translated Josef Skvorecky's "The Classic Semerak Case" (Oct 1967)
ZELDA POPKIN
"Junie-No-Name" (Feb 1954)
SIDNEY PORCELAIN
"The Last Manuscript" (June 1962)
ARTHUR PORGES
"Do You Believe in Astrology?" (Aug 1962)
"The Devil Will Surely Come" (Oct 1963)
"The Unsolvable Crime" (Mar 1964)
"The English Village Mystery" (Dec 1964) [Celery Green]
"The Birthday Murders" (Jan 1965)
"The Indian Diamond Mystery" (June 1965) [Celery Green]
"The Scientist and the Bagful of Water" (Nov 1965) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"The Scientist and the Wife Killer" (Jan 1966) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"The Scientist and the Vanished Weapon" (Mar 1966) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"In Compartment 813" (June 1966) [Arsene Lupin]
"The Scientist and the Obscene Crime" (Sept 1966) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"Private Beachhead" (Dec 1966)
"The Scientist and the Multiple Murder" (Feb 1967) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"The Scientist and the Invisible Safe" (May 1967) [Cyriack Skinner Grey]
"Murder of a Priest" (Sept 1967)
"The Nose of a Beagle" (Nov 1967)
JOYCE PORTER
"Dover Pulls a Rabbit" (Feb 1969)
"Dover Tangles with High Finance" (Dec 1970)
“Dover and the Dark Lady” (May 1972)
MELVILLE DAVISSON POST
"The God of the Hills" (June 1953)
"The Devil Track" (Nov 1953) (1927 reprint) [Uncle Abner]
"The Dark Night" (Jan 1954)
"The Great Game" (Aug 1956) (orig. title "The Mute Voices") (writ. 1929)
"The Three Threads of Justice" (Mar 1962)
"Dead Man's Gloves" (Jan 1963) (orig. title "The Age of Miracles") (writ. 1918) [Uncle Abner]
ROY POST and AUSTIN RIPLEY [A MINUTE MYSTERY series] (also see Austin Ripley)
"The Case of the Impossible Marriage" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the Eternal Triangle" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the 6 Corridors" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the 3 Suspects" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the Young Detective" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the Direct Angle" (Sept 1942)
"The Case of the Dead Detective" (May 1943)
"The Case of the Careless Visitor" (May 1943)
"The Case of the Death Car" (May 1943)
JEAN POTTS
"The Inner Voices" (Apr 1966)
JAMES POWELL
"The Friends of Hector Jouvet" (Apr 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Stollmeyer Sonnets" (Oct 1966)
"The Beddoes Scheme" (Oct 1967)
"The Eye of Shafti" (Feb 1968)
"Maze in the Elevator" (July 1968)
"The Daring Daylight Melon Robbery" (Oct 1968)
"The Great Paleontological Murder Mystery" (Nov 1968)
"The Altdorf Syndrome" (May 1969)
"Kleber on Murder in 30 Volumes" (Oct 1969)
"Coins in the Frascati Fountain" (May 1970)
"The Plot Against Santa Claus" (Jan 1971)
"The Gobineau Necklace" (Mar 1971)
"Three Men in a Tub" (Sept 1971)
"Trophy Day at the Chateau Gai" (Feb 1972) [San Sebastiano]
LARRY POWELL
"Double Exposure" (June 1969)
TALMAGE POWELL
"Somebody Cares" (Dec 1962)
"A Break in the Weather" (Aug 1963)
"Lorna's Back in Town" (June 1966)
"Last Run of the Night" (Jan 1967)
"In the House of Rats" (Sept 1970)
"The Nylon Stocking Bandits" (Feb 1971)
E. L. PRICE
"Point of No Return" (Mar 1964)
J. B. PRIESTLY
"An Arabian Night in Park Lane" (Mar 1947)
"What a Life!" (May 1951) (repr. from The Strand Magazine, Apr 1931 per Philsp)
JEROME and HAROLD PRINCE
"The Man in the Velvet Hat" (May 1944) [Inspector Magruder]
"The Finger Man" (Jan 1945) [Magruder]
"The Watchers and the Watched" (Aug 1946) [Magruder]
MAURICE PROCTER
"The Policeman and the Lamp" (July 1961) (orig. title "No Place for Magic"; 1954)
BILL PRONZINI [see WILLIAM JEFFREY]
TOM VARNER PURSER
"Deaths on the Hiawassee" (Oct 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ELLERY QUEEN
"The Adventure of the Treasure Hunt" (Fall 1941)
"The Adventure of the Mouse's Blood" (Sept 1942) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the Fire-Bug" (Mar 1943)
"The Adventure of the Man Who Could Double the Size of Diamonds" (May 1943) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the Murdered Ship" (July 1943) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the Blind Bullet" (Sept 1943) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the One-Legged Man" (Nov 1943) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the Wounded Lieutenant" (July 1944) (radio script)
"The Adventure of the Inner Circle" (Jan 1947)
"The Adventure of the President's Half Disme" (Feb 1947) [see Mar 1965]
"The Ides of Michael Magoon" (Mar 1947) [see Apr 1965 for reprint]
"With the Author's Compliments" (Feb 1949)
"More 'Compliments of the Author'" (Mar 1949) (5pg article on book inscriptions)
"Annual Report on Prize Contests" (Apr 1949)
"Queen's Quorum: Part One" [article on history of mystery genre] (June 1949) (orig. appeared in Twentieth Century Detective Stories, 1948)
"The Emperor's Dice" (Apr 1951) [see May 1965 for reprint]
"As Simple as ABC" (May 1951) [see June 1965 for reprint]
"The Medical Finger" (June 1951) [see July 1965 for reprint]
"The Fallen Angel" (July 1951) [see Aug 1965 for reprint]
"The Needle's Eye" (Aug 1951) [see Sept 1965 for reprint]
"The Haycraft-Queen Definitive Library of Detective-Crime-Mystery Fiction: Two Centuries of Cornerstones, 1748-1948 " (Oct 1951) (writ. with Howard Haycraft, list of important works)
"Lost & Found Department: The Lonely Bride" (Dec 1951) (orig. title "The Lady Couldn't Explain") (repr. from This Week, 1950)
"Impossible Crime Dept.: The Three Widows" (Jan 1952) (orig. title "Murder Without Clues") (repr. from This Week, 1950)
"Lost & Found Department: The Lonely Bride" (Dec 1951) (orig. title "The Lady Couldn't Explain") (repr. from This Week, 1950)
"Impossible Crime Dept.: The Three Widows" (Jan 1952) (orig. title "Murder Without Clues") (repr. from This Week, 1950)
"Behind and Beyond the Commonplace": Introduction to Mabel Seeley's "The House That Nella Lived In" (Apr 1952)
"With a Bow to Boucher": Introduction to Howard Schoenfield's "The Tea Pusher" (May 1952)
"Blackmail Department: Money Talks" (Aug 1952) (repr. from This Week, 1950)
"Sherlock Holmes First Editions" [article] (Feb 1954)
"Miser's Gold" (Apr 1954)
"E = Murder" (May 1961) (repr. from This Week, 1960)
"Mind Over Matter" (Sept 1962) (1940 reprint)
Introduction to John Dickson Carr's "The Grandest Game in the World" (Mar 1963)
"Mystery at the Library of Congress" (Feb 1963) (copyright 1960) (orig. title "Enter Ellery Queen")
"The Death of Don Juan" (Aug 1964) (repr. from Argosy, 1962)
Comments on Poe's "A Tale of the Ragged Mountains" (Feb 1965)
"The President's Half Disme" (Mar 1965) (repr. from Feb 1947 issue)
"The Ides of Michael Magoon" (Apr 1965) (repr. from Mar 1947 issue)
Editor's Note (2pps.) on Joe Gores' "A Sad and Bloody Hour" (Apr 1965)
"EurekA POE" - Editor's note to Michael Harrison's "Vanished Treasure" (May 1965)
"The Emperor's Dice" (May 1965) (repr. from Apr 1951 issue)
"The Gettysburg Bugle" (June 1965) (repr. from the May 1951 issue) (orig. title "As Simple as ABC")
"The Fallen Angel" (Aug 1965) (repr. from July 1951 issue)
"The Needle's Eye" (Sept 1965) (repr. from Aug 1951 issue)
"The Three R's" (Oct 1965) (1946 reprint)
"The Halloween Mystery" (Nov 1965) (1946 reprint) (orig. title "The Adventure of the Dead Cat")
"The Thanksgiving Day Mystery" (Dec 1965) (1946 reprint) (orig. title "The Telltale Bottle")
"Queen's Quiz: Of Spelling and Nomenclature" (Jan 1966) (1pg.)
"Mum Is the Word" (Apr 1966)
"KIDNAPING DEPT.: The Broken T" (May 1966) (1963 reprint) (orig. title "Mystery in Neon Red")
"CRIME SYNDICATE DEPT.: Payoff" (July 1966) (1963 reprint)
"The Little Spy" (Sept 1966) (copyright 1964) (Queen/Puzzle Club)
"MURDER DEPT: Half a Clue" (Aug 1966) (1963 reprint) (orig. title "Half a Clue to Murder")
"SPY DEPT.: Dead Ringer" (Oct 1966) (copyright 1965)
"INHERITANCE DEPT.: Last Man To Die" (Jan 1967) (copyright 1963)
"The Adventure of Abraham Lincoln's Clue" (Mar 1967) (copyright 1965)
"The President Regrets" (July 1967) (copyright 1965) (Queen/Puzzle Club)
"Wedding Anniversary" (Sept 1967) [Wrightsville]
"LAST WORD DEPT.: Uncle from Australia" (Nov 1967) (1965 reprint)
"With the Compliments of Comus" (Jan 1968) (copyright 1948 & 1952) (orig. title "The Dauphin's Doll")
"The Inner Circle" (Feb 1968) (copyright 1946 & 1952)
"QUEEN'S QUORUM: Supplement Number One (1951-1959)" (Nov 1968) (reviews)
"QUEEN'S QUORUM: Supplement Number Two (1961-1967)" (Dec 1968) (reviews) (incl. checklist of 125 most important mystery books)
"Murder in the Park" (Mar 1969)
"GI Story" (May 1970) (1954 reprint)
"Death of a Pawnbroker" (Nov 1971) (orig. title "Miser's Gold") (copyright 1950, 1954)
"Sherlock Holmes First Editions" [article] (Feb 1954)
"Miser's Gold" (Apr 1954)
"E = Murder" (May 1961) (repr. from This Week, 1960)
"Mind Over Matter" (Sept 1962) (1940 reprint)
Introduction to John Dickson Carr's "The Grandest Game in the World" (Mar 1963)
"Mystery at the Library of Congress" (Feb 1963) (copyright 1960) (orig. title "Enter Ellery Queen")
"The Death of Don Juan" (Aug 1964) (repr. from Argosy, 1962)
Comments on Poe's "A Tale of the Ragged Mountains" (Feb 1965)
"The President's Half Disme" (Mar 1965) (repr. from Feb 1947 issue)
"The Ides of Michael Magoon" (Apr 1965) (repr. from Mar 1947 issue)
Editor's Note (2pps.) on Joe Gores' "A Sad and Bloody Hour" (Apr 1965)
"EurekA POE" - Editor's note to Michael Harrison's "Vanished Treasure" (May 1965)
"The Emperor's Dice" (May 1965) (repr. from Apr 1951 issue)
"The Gettysburg Bugle" (June 1965) (repr. from the May 1951 issue) (orig. title "As Simple as ABC")
"The Fallen Angel" (Aug 1965) (repr. from July 1951 issue)
"The Needle's Eye" (Sept 1965) (repr. from Aug 1951 issue)
"The Three R's" (Oct 1965) (1946 reprint)
"The Halloween Mystery" (Nov 1965) (1946 reprint) (orig. title "The Adventure of the Dead Cat")
"The Thanksgiving Day Mystery" (Dec 1965) (1946 reprint) (orig. title "The Telltale Bottle")
"Queen's Quiz: Of Spelling and Nomenclature" (Jan 1966) (1pg.)
"Mum Is the Word" (Apr 1966)
"KIDNAPING DEPT.: The Broken T" (May 1966) (1963 reprint) (orig. title "Mystery in Neon Red")
"CRIME SYNDICATE DEPT.: Payoff" (July 1966) (1963 reprint)
"The Little Spy" (Sept 1966) (copyright 1964) (Queen/Puzzle Club)
"MURDER DEPT: Half a Clue" (Aug 1966) (1963 reprint) (orig. title "Half a Clue to Murder")
"SPY DEPT.: Dead Ringer" (Oct 1966) (copyright 1965)
"INHERITANCE DEPT.: Last Man To Die" (Jan 1967) (copyright 1963)
"The Adventure of Abraham Lincoln's Clue" (Mar 1967) (copyright 1965)
"The President Regrets" (July 1967) (copyright 1965) (Queen/Puzzle Club)
"Wedding Anniversary" (Sept 1967) [Wrightsville]
"LAST WORD DEPT.: Uncle from Australia" (Nov 1967) (1965 reprint)
"With the Compliments of Comus" (Jan 1968) (copyright 1948 & 1952) (orig. title "The Dauphin's Doll")
"The Inner Circle" (Feb 1968) (copyright 1946 & 1952)
"QUEEN'S QUORUM: Supplement Number One (1951-1959)" (Nov 1968) (reviews)
"QUEEN'S QUORUM: Supplement Number Two (1961-1967)" (Dec 1968) (reviews) (incl. checklist of 125 most important mystery books)
"Murder in the Park" (Mar 1969)
"GI Story" (May 1970) (1954 reprint)
"Death of a Pawnbroker" (Nov 1971) (orig. title "Miser's Gold") (copyright 1950, 1954)
PATRICK QUENTIN (pseudonym of Richard Webb and Hugh Wheeler; see Q. Patrick)
"Puzzle for Poppy" (Feb 1946)
"The "Laughing Man" Murders" (Aug 1963) (copyright 1953)
"The Lady Had Nine Lives" (June 1965) (copyright 1937 by Q. Patrick) [Timothy Trant]
"Mrs. B.'s Black Sheep" (Sept 1967) (orig. title "Passport for Murder"; 1950)
EDWARD D. RADIN
"SEVEN DEAD WOMEN: Who Killed Ruby Mae Potter?" (Nov 1963) (orig. title "The Widow's Last Date") (1958 reprint)
"SEVEN DEAD WOMEN: Who Killed Nora Burkey?" (June 1962) (1957 reprint)"SEVEN DEAD WOMEN: Who Killed Charlotte Schaber?" (May 1967) (orig. title "When Death Rode Licking Pike") (1958 reprint)
"SEVEN DEAD WOMEN: Who Killed Nancy Parker?" (May 1968) (orig. title "Murder in Antelope Park") (1958 reprint)
KATHERINE RAMBEAU
"The Man in the Barn" (Apr 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"On the 6th Tee" (Aug 1969)
CARL HENRY RATHJEN
"Touch and Blow!" (Sept 1961) [Kinkaid]
CLAYTON RAWSON (author died on March 1, 1971)
"The Clue of the Broken Legs" (Jan 1947)
"The Clue of the Missing Motive" (Feb 1947)
Introduction to "The Case of the Stuttering Sextant" (Mar 1947)
"Merlini and the Photographic Clues" (Aug 1969)
"Merlini and the Vanished Diamonds" (Nov 1970) (1955 reprint)
"The World's Smallest Locked Room" (Aug 1971) (his last story) [Merlini]
ALICE SCANLAN REACH
"In the Confessional" (June 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories] [Father Crumlish]
"The Ordeal of Father Crumlish" (Apr 1963) [her 2nd story]
"The Gentle Touch" (Dec 1963) [Father Crumlish]
"The Heart of Father Crumlish" (June 1964)
"Father Crumlish and the Cherub Vase" (Oct 1965)
"Father Crumlish and God's Will" (May 1966)
"Father Crumlish and the Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" (Oct 1966)
"Father Crumlish and His People" (May 1967)
"Father Crumlish Celebrates Christmas" (Jan 1968) (incl. cookie recipe)
"Father Crumlish Defies the Impossible" (Jan 1969)
"Father Crumlish and the Golden Gloves Watch" (Apr 1969)
"Father Crumlish Remembers His Poe" (July 1969)
"Father Crumlish's Long Hot Summer" (Sept 1969)
JAMES REACH
In Memoriam of Anthony Boucher, 1 pg. (Aug 1968)
"A Time To Remember" (June 1970)
BEN RAY REDMAN
"The Perfect Crime" (July 1951)
"All Day Sunday" (Nov 1953)
KIT REED
"The Perfect Portrait" (July 1968)
ROD REED [writer of "The Cisco Kid" comic strip]
"The Case of the Dastardly Double" (Oct 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories] ["mild parody" of Perry Mason]
JOHN REESE
"Hearing Is Believing" (Sept 1963)
LEYNE REQUEL (pseudonym of Norma Schier)
"Dying Message" (July 1966)
QUENTIN REYNOLDS
"The Man Who Dreamed Too Much" (May 1944) (repr. from Collier's Magazine, 1937)
"Never Trust a Murderer" (Feb 1949)
"Blood-Brothers" (May 1953)
CRAIG RICE [also see Michael Venning]
"His Heart Could Break" (Mar 1943) [1st John J. Malone short story]
"Goodbye, Goodbye!" (June 1946) [3rd Malone short story]
"The Bad Luck Murders" (Mar 1948) (orig. title "Dead Men's Shoes") (repr. from Baffling Detective Mysteries, 1943) [2nd Malone short story]
"Cherchez La Frame" (June 1951) (co-written with Stuart Palmer) [Hildegarde Withers and John J. Malone]
"Goodbye Forever" (Dec 1951) [John J. Malone]
"Malone and the Missing Weapon" (Aug 1961) (1954 reprint) (orig. title "The Little Knife That Wasn't There")
"Withers and Malone, Crime-Busters" [co-writ. w/Stuart Palmer] (Nov 1963)
ELMER RICE
"Conscience" (Apr 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1928)
PHIL RICHARDS [pulp writer]
"Play It Safe" (May 1970)
MAURICE RICHARDSON
"The Last Detective Story in the World" (Feb 1947)
CONRAD RICHTER
"The Head of His House" (Mar 1952) (repr. from the book The Grim 13, 1917)
JOAN S. RICHTER
"TWO "FIRST STORIES": 1. The Lavender Ones Taste Better 2. The White Elephant (Sept 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Intruder in the Maize" (July 1967)
"The Ones Left Behind" (Sept 1969)
"Only So Much To Reveal" (Dec 1970)
"The Prisoner of Zemu Island" (Oct 1971)
"Last Harvest" (Jan 1972)
MARJORIE RIDDELL
"Social Call" (Aug 1964)
"Herbert's Gone A-Fishing" (June 1965)
MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
"The Dog in the Orchard" (Mar 1948) (repr. from Familiar Faces: Stories of People You Know, 1940)
"Four A.M." (Apr 1951)
"The Trumpet Sounds" (May 1954)
GORDON B. RINGGOLD
Translated Erckmann-Chatrian's "The Mysterious Sketch" (Aug 1962)
AUSTIN RIPLEY (also see Roy Post)
"The Case of the Taxi-Cab Murder" (Mar 1952) (copyright 1949) (1pg.)
"The Case of the Lying Speedometer" (Apr 1952) (copyright 1949) (1pg.)
"The Case of the Faked Alibi" (May 1952) (copyright 1948) (1pg.)
"The Case of the Blue Footprints" (Aug 1952) (writ. 1948) (1pg.)
"The Case of the Blue Footprints" (Aug 1952) (writ. 1948) (1pg.)
BECHHOFER ROBERTS
"Money on the Floor" (May 1952) (repr. from The World's Greatest Detective Stories; London, 1934)
E. E. ROBERTS
"Mug's Game" (Feb 1971)
"Where There's Smoke" (May 1971)
"A Little Ride in the Car" (Feb 1972)
KENNETH L. ROBERTS
"The Bottle Mine" (June 1963) (from his book Antiquamania, 1928)
MEREDITH ROBERTS
"The Butler Did It" (June 1965) (1pg. poem) [author was age 16] (orig. title "Citizen's Crime Commission") [Dept of 1st Stories] (repr. from Et Cetera [Kansas City high school mag], Mar 1963)
MORLEY ROBERTS
"Mithridates the King" (Apr 1949)
LISA ROBINEAU
"Perchance to Dream" (Oct 1951) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON
"Richard Cory" (poem) (Feb 1963)
"Miniver Cheevy" (poem) (Feb 1963)
E. D. ROBINSON (Elizabeth Denslow Robinson)
"The Lonely Zookeeper" (Dec 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ARTHUR SOMERS ROCHE
"A Victim of Amnesia" (Jan 1945) (repr. from The Elks Magazine, 1923)
FRED A. RODEWALD
"The Man Who Was a Station Wagon" (Dec 1963) (co-writ. w/J. F. Peirce)
"The Long and Deadly Game" (Oct 1964)
JOEL TOWNSLEY ROGERS
"The Murderer" (Nov 1971) (repr. from The Saturday Evening Post, Nov. 23, 1946 issue)
SAX ROHMER
"Narky" (Feb 1953)
MARK RONDY
* "Chinese Puzzle: The Rock of Justice" (June 1950)
* "Indian Wampum: The Sign of Justice" (Oct 1950)
* "Turkish Delight: The Measure of Justice" (Dec 1950)
"English Legend: The Voice of Justice" (May 1951)
* "Bible Lesson: The Pawn of Justice" (July 1951)
* "Hebraic Homily: The Will of Justice" (Nov 1951)
"English Legend: The Voice of Justice" (May 1951)
* "Bible Lesson: The Pawn of Justice" (July 1951)
* "Hebraic Homily: The Will of Justice" (Nov 1951)
KELLEY ROOS
"Murder in the Antique Car Museum" (Jan 1964) (orig. title "Deadly Detour"; 1952)
"Murder Underground" (June 1966) (orig. title "The Case of the Hanging Gardens"; 1954)
"The "Watch Out!" Girls" (Aug 1968) (orig. title "Final Performance"; 1951)
BILLY ROSE
"D. O. A." (Jan 1952) (copyright 1948)
"Detective Story" (June 1951) (repr. from Rose's column "Pitching Horseshoes," 1949)
"The Old Psychol-o-magee" (Mar 1961)
"Detective Story" (June 1951) (repr. from Rose's column "Pitching Horseshoes," 1949)
"The Old Psychol-o-magee" (Mar 1961)
DANIEL ROSELLE
"Charlemagne and the Secret Plans" (Apr 1947)
BARON PALLE ROSENKRANTZ
"Letters from Another World" (July 1943) (translated from Danish by Grace Isabel Colbron)
CAROLE ROSENTHAL
"Scales of Justice" (Oct 1969) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"A Specialist in Still Lifes" (Feb 1971)
IRWIN ROSS
"One Chance in 100,000,000" (Feb 1972)
MARVIN ROSSMAN
"What Would You Do?" (Aug 1963)
HOLLY ROTH
"As With a Piece of Quartz" (Apr 1963)
"A Sense of Dynasty" (Oct 1963)
"The Loves in George's Life" (Feb 1964)
"The Spy Who Was So Obvious" (Oct 1964)
"Who Walks Behind?" (Sept 1965)
"The Game's the Thing" (Nov 1966) [her final story]
"The Girl Who Saw Too Much" (May 1970) (1956 reprint)
SIDNEY ROWLAND
"The McGregor Affair" (July 1953) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JUNE McMAHAN ROY
"The Marvelous Mundo Case" (Feb 1961)
RICK RUBIN
"The Stutter of Meckenel" (Apr 1961)
"When the Fog Is Right" (Nov 1961)
"Alpine Assignment" (Nov 1962)
DAMON RUNYON
"What, No Butler?" (Sept 1945) (repr. from his book Blue Plate Special, 1934)
"Dream Street Rose" (Feb 1950) (1932 reprint)
"The Snatching of Bookie Bob" (July 1951)
"A Job for the Macarone" (May 1952) (copyright 1938)
"Blonde Mink" (Nov 1963) (repr. from Collier's, 1945)
O. X. RUSETT [see Norma Schier]
"The Frightened Man" (Jan 1970) (Nero Wolfe pastiche)
BERTRAND RUSSELL
"The Corsican Ordeal of Miss X" (Apr 1966) (repr. from his book Satan in the Suburbs, 1953)
RAY RUSSELL
"The Man Who Spoke in Rhyme" (Nov 1969)
"Acres of Bread" (Jan 1970)
RAFAEL SABATINI
"The Lord of Time" (May 1951) (copyright 1933)
"The Alchemical Egg" (June 1951)
"The Spy" (Sept 1951)
"The Open Door" (Dec 1951) (copyright 1935)
"The Scapulary" (Apr 1952)
PAULA SACKHEIM
"The Magic Power" (May 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
FRANCOISE SAGAN
"A Craving for Violence" (Aug 1964) (orig. title "Murder and the Menu"; 1955)
GEOFFREY SAINSBURY
Translated Georges Simenon's "A Matter of Life and Death" (Jan 1952)
SAKI (pseudonym of H. H. Munro)
"Circumstantial Evidence" (Apr 1966) (orig. title "Dusk"; 1930)
EDGAR SALTUS
"The Grand Duke's Rubies" (Jan 1949)
JAIME SANDAVAL
"All the Way Home" (Sept 1965)
MARY ADAMS SARETT
"Subject to Review" (July 1949) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Buck Fever" (Mar 1952)
DOROTHY L. SAYERS
"The Leopard Lady" (Jan 1943)
"The Footsteps That Ran" (Nov 1945) [Lord Peter Wimsey] (repr. from her book Lord Peter Views The Body)
"The Necklace of Pearls" (Mar 1950)
"The Haunted Policeman" (May 1952) (copyright 1937) [Lord Peter Wimsey]
"Striding Folly" (Aug 1953) (writ. 1940) [Lord Peter Wimsey]
"Something Queer About Mirrors" (Sept 1964) [Lord Peter Wimsey] (orig. title "The Image in the Mirror"; 1933)
"The Power of Darkness" (May 1965) (1933 reprint) (orig. title "The Incredible Elopement of Lord Peter Wimsey")
"The Queen's Square" (Apr 1967) (1933 reprint) [Lord Peter Wimsey]
"A Matter of Taste" (Feb 1968) (1928 reprint) [Lord Peter Wimsey]
BARBARA P. SCHARMER
"A Row of Tulips" (May 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
NORMA SCHIER
as NORMA HAIGS: "If Hangman Treads" (Aug 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories] [Ngaio Marsh parody]
as CATHIE HAIG STAR "The Teccomeshire Fen Mystery" (Nov 1965) [Poirot parody]
as HANDON C. JORRICKS: "Hocus-Pocus at Drumis Tree" (Apr 1966) [John Dickson Carr parody]
as LEYNE REQUEL: "Dying Message" (July 1966) [Ellery Queen parody]
as RHODA LYS STOREY: "Sir Ordwey Views the Body" (Apr 1967) [Lord Peter Wimsey parody]
as AMY M. GRAINGERHALL: "Mr. Copable, Criminologist" (Aug 1967) [Margery Allingham parody]
Double-Cross Word Puzzle (Dec 1967) (crossword puzzle)
Double-Cross Word Puzzle (May 1968) (crossword puzzle)
as O. X. RUSETT: "The Frightened Man" (Jan 1970) [Nero Wolfe parody]
as WALTER CANTREE: "F As in Fraud" (July 1970) [L.Treat parody]
as CONWAY LONSTAR: "The Weapon from Nowhere" (Nov 1970) [Rawson parody]
OSCAR SCHISGALL
"The Way I Killed Him" (Jan 1954)
HOWARD SCHOENFIELD
"The Tea Pusher" (May 1952)
"All of God's Children Got Shoes" (Aug 1953)
GERTRUDE SCHWEITZER
"Never Let Him Down" (Mar 1962)
WILL SCOTT
"Clue in Blue" (Feb 1950) (repr. from Fiction Parade, 1936)
"The Shabby Man and the Nabob" (Sept 1961)
SUSAN SEARS
"You Never Can Tell About People" (Apr 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"A Tale from the Chaucer" (Sept 1967)
MABEL SEELEY
"The House That Nella Lived In" (Apr 1952)
PAUL SELVER
Translated Karel Capek's "The Fortune Teller" (June 1954)
RICHARD A. SELZER
"A Single Minute of Fear" (Jan 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Dark Place" (Dec 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
ALFREDO SERGE
"Justice Has No Number" (Apr 1948)
"The Roses in Black Velvet" (Jan 1949)
"Justice Has No Number" (May 1969) (copyright 1947)
CLYDE SHAFFER
"The Day the Sheriff's Dog Died" (Mar 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
"The Adventure of the Simpcox Miracle" (Sept 1966) (writ. c. 1588-92) (repr. from Henry VI, Part II, Act II, Scene I, lines 59-160) (intro letter by Anne Janet Braude; also repr. 67 lines of Scene V)
MIRIAM SHARMAN
"Battle of Wits" (June 1967)
MARGERY SHARP
"Mr. Partridge and the Enemy" (Mar 1951)
"Driving Home" (Feb 1967) (repr. from Good Housekeeping, 1959)
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
"The Grave of Brimstone Billy" (Oct 1951) (orig. title "The Miraculous Revenge") (repr. from Time (London), March 1885 per Philsp)
IRWIN SHAW
"The Priest" (Jan 1946)
CHARLES A. SHEA
"The Miracle" (Mar 1951)
JOSEPH SHEARING
"The Chinese Apple" (Apr 1949)
"The Scoured Silk" (Aug 1951)
Rev. CHARLES E. SHEEDY, C.S.C.
"The Leisure of the Theory Class" (Sept 1963) (repr. from Ave Maria, 2-17-62)
DAVID V. SHEEHAN
"A G Is a G" (Feb 1954)
LEV SHEININ
"The Hunting Knife" (July 1965) (repr. from his book Diary of a Criminologist)
WALT SHELDON
"Always Keep Running" (Feb 1961) (1954 reprint) [Black Mask Dept] (orig. title "Pale Tea for Hannihan")
STEVE SHERMAN
"Yellow Fever" (Sept 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
FRED SHERWOOD
"Where?" (Mar 1962)
M. P. SHIEL
"Cummings Monk" (Feb 1946)
VIOLA BROTHERS SHORE
"Opals Are Bad Luck" (Jan 1943)
"'Bye, 'Bye, Bluebeard" (Oct 1951)
"Everybody's Name is Jones" (Mar 1952)
BENJAMIN SIEGEL
"The Man Who Couldn't Drink" (Jan 1962)
L. SIEVEKING
"The Bookhawker" (Apr 1954)
JOHN DI SILVESTRO
"The Big Shots" (July 1949)
GEORGES SIMENON
"The Three Rembrandts" (Sept 1943) (Translated from French by Anthony Boucher) (repr. from book Les 13 Mystres [The Thirteen Mysteries], 1932) [Joseph Leborgne]
"The Secret of Fort Bayard" (Nov 1943) (Translated by Boucher) (repr. from book Les 13 Enigmes [The Thirteen Enigmas], 1932) [G.7]
"Affaire Ziliouk" (May 1944) (Translated by Boucher) (repr. from book Les 13 Coupables [The Thirteen Culprits], 1932) [M. Froget]
"The Case of the Three Bicyclists" (July 1946) (Translated by Boucher) (repr. from Les 13 Coupables, 1932) [Froget]
"The Tracy Enigma" (May 1947)
"Blessed Are the Meek" (Apr 1949) [see June 1969 for the reprint]
"The Stronger Vessel" (Jan 1951)
"A Matter of Life and Death" (Jan 1952) (Translated by Geoffrey Sainsbury)
"The Old Lady of Bayeux" (Aug 1952) (writ. 1944) (Translated by Boucher)
"Maigret's Christmas" (Jan 1954)
"Inspector Maigret Deduces" (Nov 1966) (copyright 1961)
"Inspector Maigret Directs" (Mar 1967) (copyright 1961)
"Inspector Maigret Thinks" (June 1967) (copyright 1961)
"Inspector Maigret Pursues" (Oct 1967) (copyright 1961)
"Inspector Maigret Investigates" (June 1968) (copyright 1962)
"Inspector Maigret's War of Nerves" (Oct 1968) (copyright 1944) (Translated by Eileen Ellenbogen, copyright 1965)
"Inspector Maigret Hesitates" (May 1969) (copyright 1944) (Translated by Jean Stewart)
"Blessed Are the Meek" (June 1969) (copyright 1949) (Translated by Frances Frenaye)
"Crime in the Rue Sainte-Catherine" (Jan 1970) (copyright 1962)[Maigret]
“Inspector Maigret and the Missing Miniatures” (Mar 1972)
HAROLD SINCLAIR
"A Visit to Masterman" (Sept 1963) (orig. title "Minutes Out of Time") (repr. from Esquire Magazine, 1952)
ROBERT B. SINCLAIR
“All According to Plan” (May 1972)
FRANK SISK
"The Face Is Familiar" (Nov 1966)
"The Strange Adventure of Charles Homer" (Mar 1967)
"The Shadow of His Absence" (Sept 1967)
"Mr. Blot and Mr. Blister" (May 1970)
JOSEF SKVORECKY
"The Classic Semerak Case" (Oct 1967) (Translated by Kaca Polackova) (first English-language appearance of Lt. Blueberry)
JOHN T. SLADEK
"Capital C on Planet Amp" (Dec 1966)
ELAINE SLATER
"The Way It Used To Be" (Nov 1960) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Nightmare" (Sept 1963)
"The Way It Is Now" (May 1967)
"The Sooey Pill" (June 1969)
HENRY SLESAR
"The Man in the Next Cell" (Feb 1961)
"The Accomplice" (Apr 1961)
"The Dirty Detail" (July 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
"Museum Piece" (Feb 1962)
"Mr. Justice" (Sept 1962)
"The Return of the Moresbys" (Jan 1964)
"Federal Offense" (Apr 1964)
"The Horse That Wasn't for Sale" (May 1964)
"The Cop Who Loved Flowers" (Nov 1966)
"Don't I Know You?" (Sept 1968)
BEN SMETHURST
"All You Need Is Guts" (Oct 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
BETH SMITH
"Affair of the Mind" (May 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
S. K. SNEDEGAR
"Charles H. Goren Solves a Bridge Murder" (Feb 1967)
ALICE SOKOLOFF
"The Machine in Professor Hathaway's Head" (Oct 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Like Flipping a Coin" (Oct 1963) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
ROBERT SOMERLOTT
"Fox in the Night" (Sept 1964) [his 2nd story]
"The Hair of the Widow" (Jan 1965)
"Do Your Christmas Shoplifting Early" (Jan 1966) [Mrs. Whistler]
DAN SONTUP
"The Pipes Are Calling" (Feb 1951)
JANE SPEED
"According to Plan" (Mar 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"The Listening Game" (Dec 1963)
"The Freya of Fire Island" (Sept 1964)
"End of the Day" (Mar 1965)
"As the Wheel Turns" (Apr 1966)
"Sounds in the Night" (Sept 1966)
"Fair's Fair" (Feb 1967)
"The Unhappening" (Mar 1969)
“The Events Between” (June 1972)
“Who-dun-it” (June 1972) (verse)
G. R. SPENCER
"The Polite Mr. Payne" (Nov 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HOWARD SPRING
"Conversation in Baker Street" (Feb 1950) (reprint?) [Sherlockiana]
WILL STANTON
"The Town Without a Straight Man" (July 1953)
"The Curse of Stonewall Jackson" (Jan 1954)
"You Are With It!" (Nov 1963) (repr. from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, 1961)
CATHIE HAIG STAR (pseudonym of Norma Schier; see Norma Haigs)
"The Teccomeshire Fen Mystery" (Nov 1965) [Poirot parody]
VINCENT STARRETT
"Murder at the Opera" (May 1943) (orig. title "A Box at the Opera") (repr. from Real Detective Tales, 1934) [Sally Cardiff]
"The Adventure of the Empty Cupboard" (Sept 1961) (writ. 1949) [A Sherlockian Sonnet] (1pg.)
"The Adventure of the Cat and the Fiddle" (Oct 1961) (writ. 1949) [A Sherlockian Sonnet] (1pg.)
"Man in Hiding" (Dec 1964)
KURT STEEL
"The Truth About Watson" (Apr 1946) [Sherlockiana]
"The Last Wallet" (June 1946, Overseas Edition)
WILBUR DANIEL STEELE
"Footfalls" (Apr 1947)
"The Manhunter" (Jan 1953) (1923 reprint)
LINCOLN STEFFENS
"The Compliments of the Chief" (Sept 1942) (repr. from Ainslee's Magazine)
AGNES H. STEIN
"The Honor of Doing Him In" (Mar 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JOHN STEINBECK
"The Murder" (Aug 1946) (repr. from North American Review, April 1934)
"The Affair at 7, Rue de M__" (Mar 1969)
"The Affair at 7, Rue de M__" (Mar 1969)
RAYMOND D. STENZEL
"The Case of the Untraceable Guns" (Dec 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
R. L. STEVENS
"The Physician and the Opium Fiend" (July 1971)
"Thirteen" (Dec 1971)
"Just Something That Happened" (Feb 1972)
“Lot 721/XY258” (May 1972)
RON STEVENS
"King of the Meat Cleavers" (Aug 1956) [Dept of 1st Stories]
SHANE STEVENS
"The Final Adventure" (Feb 1969)
JEAN STEWART
Translated Georges Simenon's "Inspector Maigret Hesitates" (May 1969)
DANTE STIRPE
"Grandma's Insomnia" (May 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Macdougal Street Blues" (Feb 1971) [Dept of 2nd Stories]
"Bad Spot" (June 1971) [a la Black Mask]
THOMAS L. STIX
"The 7 Errors in "The Red-Headed League"" (Jan 1962) [Sherlockiana]
RHODA LYS STOREY [see Norma Schier]
"Sir Ordwey Views the Body" (Apr 1967)
HENRY STONE
"The Impersonator" (May 1967)
THOMAS P. STONE
"A Time for Tea" (July 1962) [Dept of 1st Stories]
REX STOUT
"Watson Was a Woman" (Apr 1946) [Sherlockiana] (repr. from The Saturday Review of Literature, 3-1-41)
"Help Wanted, Male" (Feb 1948) [Nero Wolfe]
"The Affair of the Twisted Scarf" (Apr 1951)
"Help Wanted, Male" (Feb 1948) [Nero Wolfe]
"The Affair of the Twisted Scarf" (Apr 1951)
"The Cop Killer" (Mar 1952) (repr. from The American Magazine, Feb. 1951 per Philsp) [Nero Wolfe]
"Eeny Meeny Murder Mo" (Mar 1962)
"The Zero Clue" (Apr 1963) (orig. title "Scared to Death"; 1953) [Nero Wolfe]
"Blood Will Tell" (Dec 1963) [Nero Wolfe]
"Curtain Line" (May 1964) (orig. title "By His Own Hand"; 1955)
"The Christmas Party Murder" (Jan 1965) (1957 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"The Gun with Wings" (Mar 1965) (1949 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"The Fourth of July Murder" (Aug 1965) (1958 reprint) [Nero Wolfe] (orig. title "Fourth of July Picnic")
"The Dazzle Dan Murder Case" (July 1966) (1952 reprint) (orig. title "The Squirt and the Monkey")
"Poison a la Carte" (Apr 1968) (1960 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"The Rodeo Murder" (Sept 1968) (copyright 1960) [Nero Wolfe]
"Nero Wolfe Devises a Stratagem" (Jan 1970) (1951 reprint) (orig. title "Home to Roost")
"A Window for Death" (Mar 1970) (1956 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"Method Three for Murder" (July 1970) (1960 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"Murder Is No Joke" (Nov 1970) (1958 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"Counterfeit for Murder" (Aug 1971) (copyright 1961) [Nero Wolfe]
"Eeny Meeny Murder Mo" (Mar 1962)
"The Zero Clue" (Apr 1963) (orig. title "Scared to Death"; 1953) [Nero Wolfe]
"Blood Will Tell" (Dec 1963) [Nero Wolfe]
"Curtain Line" (May 1964) (orig. title "By His Own Hand"; 1955)
"The Christmas Party Murder" (Jan 1965) (1957 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"The Gun with Wings" (Mar 1965) (1949 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"The Fourth of July Murder" (Aug 1965) (1958 reprint) [Nero Wolfe] (orig. title "Fourth of July Picnic")
"The Dazzle Dan Murder Case" (July 1966) (1952 reprint) (orig. title "The Squirt and the Monkey")
"Poison a la Carte" (Apr 1968) (1960 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"The Rodeo Murder" (Sept 1968) (copyright 1960) [Nero Wolfe]
"Nero Wolfe Devises a Stratagem" (Jan 1970) (1951 reprint) (orig. title "Home to Roost")
"A Window for Death" (Mar 1970) (1956 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"Method Three for Murder" (July 1970) (1960 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"Murder Is No Joke" (Nov 1970) (1958 reprint) [Nero Wolfe]
"Counterfeit for Murder" (Aug 1971) (copyright 1961) [Nero Wolfe]
T. S. STRIBLING
"The Mystery of the Chief of Police" (July 1945) [Prof. Poggioli]
"The Mystery of the Sock and the Clock" (Jan 1946)
"The Mystery of the Paper Wad" (July 1946) [Poggioli]
"The Mystery of the 81st Kilometer Stone" (July 1947) [Poggioli]
"The Mystery of the Seven Suicides" (Apr 1948)
"A Daylight Adventure" (Mar 1950)
"The Mystery of the Choir Boy" (Jan 1951)
"The Mystery of the Andorus Enterprises" (Sept 1951)
"The Mystery of the Half-Painted House" (Apr 1952)
"The Mystery of the Five Money Orders" (Mar 1954)
"The Mystery of the Five Money Orders" (Mar 1954)
BRADLEY STRICKLAND
"The Third Grave" (Sept 1966) [Dept of 1st Stories] (author was age 17)
L. A. G. STRONG
"A Meal at Pernotti's" (June 1951) (repr. from Windsor Magazine, 1937)
"You Can't Love Two Women" (Aug 1952) (repr. from The Forum, 1929)
"The Clue That Wasn't There" (Nov 1953)
WILLIAM W. STUART
"Fountain of Youth" (May 1962)
THEODORE STURGEON
"The Waiting Thing Inside" (co-writ. with Don Ward) (Sept 1956)
"In the Hospital" (Dec 1962) (orig. title "The Music"; 1953)
"The Abominable House Guest" (June 1963) (orig. title "Fluffy"; 1953)
"Holdup a la Carte" (Feb 1964)
JOHN F. SUTER
"A Break in the Film" (Sept 1953)
"It Wouldn't Button Up" (Aug 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Impossible Theft" (May 1964)
JEFF SWEET
"Nightmare in New York" (Aug 1971) [Dept of 1st Stories]
FRANK SWINNERTON
"The Verdict" (Sept 1943) (repr. from book London Calling, 1943)
HARRY SYLVESTER
"Instruments of Violence" (Aug 1964) (orig. title "Tin-Star Posse") (repr. from Collier's?, 1955)
JULIAN SYMONS
"The Case of XX-2" (Aug 1952)
"Life and Death in the Scillies" (Mar 1954)
"Strolling in the Square One Day" (Feb 1962) [Francis Quarles]
"As If By Magic" (Sept 1963) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"The Humdrum Murder" (Mar 1964) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"The Wimbledon Mystery" (May 1964) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"Credit to Shakespeare" (Nov 1964) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"'Twixt the Cup and the Lip" (Jan 1965) (copyright 1963)
"The Tiger's Stripe" (Mar 1965)
"Eight Minutes To Kill" (Dec 1965) (copyright 1957)
"The Impossible Theft" (Jan 1966) (copyright 1964) [Francis Quarles]
"Murder on the Race Course" (July 1966) (copyright 1956) [Francis Quarles]
"The Santa Claus Club" (Jan 1967) (copyright 1960) [Francis Quarles]
"The Crimson Coach Murders" (Apr 1967) (copyright 1960) (orig. title "The Summer Holiday Murders")
"The Main Chance" (Aug 1967) (copyright 1966)
"A Pearl Among Women" (Jan 1968) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"A Theme for Hyacinth" (Aug 1968) (copyright 1967)
"The Hidden Clue" (Nov 1968) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"Can You Find the Ace?" (Sept 1969) (copyright 1961) [Francis Quarles]
"Love Affair" (Nov 1969) (copyright 1963?)
"Experiment in Personality" (July 1971)
"Preserving the Evidence" (Nov 1971) (copyright 1952) [Francis Quarles]
JUNICHIRO TANIZAKI
"The Thief" (Oct 1967) (writ. 1921; repr. from Seven Japanese Tales, 1963)
MATT TAYLOR
"Power of the Press" (Apr 1961)
"McGarry on the Warpath" (Apr 1963) (repr. from This Week?, 1957)
HERNANDO TELLEZ
"Enemy in His Hands" (Oct 1967) (Translated by Donald A. Yates) (orig. title "Just Lather, That's All") (1962 reprint)
PAUL THIELEN
"Where There's a Will" (May 1971)
SUSAN THIMMESCH
"The Truelove Chair" (Feb 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DYLAN THOMAS
"The Old Woman Upstairs" (Aug 1962) (orig. title "The True Story") (repr. from New Directions?, 1955)
JIM THOMPSON
"Exactly What Happened" (Apr 1967)
JULIAN F. THOMPSON
"The Night Friends" (May 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
LEONARD THOMPSON
"Squeeze Play" (Jan 1946)
"Close Shave" (May 1946) [Thompson was age 16]
JAMES THURBER
"The White Rabbit Caper" (Feb 1953)
CORNELIUS A. TILGHMAN
"Death in the Dog House" (Jan 1944)
ROBERT J. TILLEY
"The Other Man" (May 1967)
"The Great Golf Mystery" (Feb 1968)
LEO TOLSTOY (Count Lyof Nikolaievitch Tolstoy)
"The Expense of Justice" (Apr 1963)
"The Man of God" (Oct 1967)
FRANK TOUSEY, pub.
"The Topaz Cuff-Button" by A New York Detective (Nov 1943) (repr. from Some Queer Stories by A New York Detective, No. 272, Vol. 1, in The New York Detective Library, published by Frank Tousey, Feb 18, 1888; later reprinted in Mystery Magazine, July 15, 1920, with a few changes, under the byline Emma Alice Jordan.)
GRETCHEN TRAVIS
"Hunting Accident" (Jan 1964) [her first short story]
LAWRENCE TREAT
"L as in Loot" (Jan 1964)
"H As in Homicide" (Mar 1964)
"C As in Clue" (July 1964)
"D As in Detail" (Oct 1964)
"C As in Cop" (Dec 1964)
"B As in Bullets" (Mar 1965)
"H As in Holdup" (June 1965)
"R As in Robbery" (Aug 1965)
"A As in Accident" (Nov 1965)
"A As in Alibi" (Feb 1966)
"K As in Knife" (May 1966)
"H As in Heist" (July 1966)
"B As in Bloodstain" (Oct 1966) (orig. title "Homicide Expert"; 1955)
"M As in Mugged" (Nov 1966)
"F As in Frame-Up" (Feb 1967)
"P As in Payoff" (Apr 1967)
"B As in Burglary" (July 1967)
"C As in Crime" (Oct 1967)
"B As in Blackmail" (Feb 1967)
"S As in Shooting" (May 1968)
"Change of Heart" (Aug 1968)
"T As in Threat" (Dec 1968)
"The Inside Story" (Mar 1969)
"The Motive" (Sept 1969)
"T As in Trespass" (Dec 1969)
"The Heart of the Case" (Mar 1970) [The Forensic Club]
"F As in Fake" (July 1970)
"The Verdict" (Nov 1970)
"An Accident in Hudson Heights" (Feb 1971)
"Crime at Red Spit" (Apr 1971)
"Jackpot" (May 1971)
"The Mushroom Fanciers" (July 1971)
"R As in Rookie" (Oct 1971)
"K As in Kidnapping" (Dec 1971)
“Wife Trouble” (Mar 1972)
"B As in Bandit" (Apr 1972)
“M as in Missing” (June 1972)
"The Haunted Portrait" (July 1972)
EDWARD TROMANHAUSER
"The Perfect Crime" (Dec 1970)
SIMON TROY
"Once a Policeman" (Oct 1969)
"The Liquidation File" (Aug 1970)
LUTTRELL TUCKER
"Nothing Will Hurt You, Lucy" (June 1954) [Dept of 1st Stories & Black Mask Dept]
MARK TWAIN
"The Stolen White Elephant" (July 1943) (repr. from Tom Sawyer Abroad)
"A Medieval Romance" (Nov 1945) (repr. from his book Sketches New and Old)
"My First Interview with Artemus Ward" (May 1952)
"Tom Sawyer, Detective: Part One" (Aug 1952) (repr. from Tom Sawyer, Abroad)
"My Watch" (May 1954)
"Tom Sawyer, Detective: Part One" (Aug 1952) (repr. from Tom Sawyer, Abroad)
"My Watch" (May 1954)
ROBERT TWOHY
"Out of This Nettle" (Jan 1962)
"The Victim of Coincidence" (Feb 1964)
"Routine Investigation" (Apr 1964)
"The Man on the Spot" (June 1968)
"McKevitt - 100 Proof" (Oct 1968)
"Up Where the Air Is Clean" (Feb 1969)
"Mrs. Kendall's Trunk" (June 1969)
"The Gingham Dog and the Calico Cat" (Aug 1969)
"Passport to Freedom" (Nov 1969)
"Goodbye to Francie" (Feb 1970)
NEDRA TYRE
"Tour de couleur" (Aug 1956)
"A Friendly Murder" (Aug 1961)
"A Case of Instant Detection" (May 1967)
"In the Fiction Alcove" (Sept 1967)
"The Disappearance of Mrs. Standwick" (July 1968)
"Another Turn of the Screw" (Dec 1969)
"The Murder Game" (Feb 1970)
"A Nice Place To Stay" (June 1970)
"Recipe for a Happy Marriage" (Mar 1971)
"An Act of Deliverance" (Aug 1971)
“The Stranger Who Came Knocking” (June 1972)
JAMES M. ULLMAN
"The Stock Market Detective" (Dec 1962) [Michael James & Ted Bennett]
"The Happy Days Club" (Feb 1963) [Michael Dane James & Ted Bennett]
"The Boy Wonder of Real Estate" (Apr 1963) [James & Bennett]
"Operation Bonaparte" (June 1963) [James & Bennett]
"The Stock Market Mystery" (Oct 1963) [James & Bennett]
"The Millionaire Beatnik" (June 1964) [James & Bennett]
"Dead Ringer" (Nov 1964)
"The Mysterious Mr. Smith" (Feb 1965) [James & Bennett]
MARK VAN DOREN
"An Episode at the Honeypot" (Aug 1952)
"April Fool" (Apr 1954)
"Only on Rainy Nights" (Sept 1956)
"The Only Bottomless Thing" (Apr 1962)
"This Other Honor" (Sept 1962)
"The Luminous Face" (Aug 1963) (orig. title "Testimony After Death") (repr. from Home With Hazel and Other Stories, 1954)
"The Wild Thing" (Feb 1964)
"This Terrible Thing" (July 1968)
LIKA VAN NESS
"Mr. Anonymous" (Jan 1972) [Dept of 1st Stories]
FRED VASSI
"Brooklyn Gothic" (July 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
LEILA VENNEWITZ
Translated Heinrich Boll's "Like a Bad Dream" (Oct 1967)
MICHAEL VENNING (pseudonym of Craig Rice)
"How Now, Ophelia" (June 1947)
ROY VICKERS
"The Rubber Trumpet" (Nov 1943) (repr. from Fiction Parade, 1935) [Scotland Yard's Department of Dead Ends]
"The Man Who Murdered in Public" (July 1944) [Dept of Dead Ends] (repr. from Fiction Parade, 1935)
"The Meanest Man in Europe" (Nov 1944) [Fidelity Dove]
"The Case of the Merry Andrew" (May 1945) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"Mean Man's Murder" (Nov 1945) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Parrot's Beak" (Jan 1946)
"The Man Who Was Murdered by a Bed" (Mar 1946) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Yellow Jumper" (June 1946) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Case of the Honest Murderer" (July 1946) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"Snob's Murder" (Aug 1946) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Eight Pieces of Tortoiseshell" (Jan 1947)
"The House-in-Your-Hand Murder" (May 1947)
"The Case of the Social Climber" (June 1947) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Lady Who Laughed" (Feb 1948)
"The Case of Poor Gertrude (Mar 1948) [Dept of Dead Ends] (repr. from Fiction Parade, 1935)
"Dinner for Two" (Jan 1949)
"The Crocodile Case" (Mar 1949) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"Wit's End" (May 1949)
"The Patchwork Murder" (Feb 1950) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Man with the Sneer" (Mar 1951)
"The Hair Shirt" (Oct 1951) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Man Who Could Not Hold Women" (Feb 1953)
"Miss Paisley's Cat" (May 1953)
"Little Things Like That" (Sept 1953)
"The Frame-Up" (Dec 1953)
"The Man Who Punished Himself" (Feb 1954)
"Double Image" (Apr 1954) [see Sept 1969 for reprint]
"A Toy for Jiffy" (Aug 1956) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Color of Truth" (June 1963) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"Double Image" (Sept 1969) (Reprinted from April 1954)
"The Eight Pieces of Tortoiseshell" (Jan 1947)
"The House-in-Your-Hand Murder" (May 1947)
"The Case of the Social Climber" (June 1947) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Lady Who Laughed" (Feb 1948)
"The Case of Poor Gertrude (Mar 1948) [Dept of Dead Ends] (repr. from Fiction Parade, 1935)
"Dinner for Two" (Jan 1949)
"The Crocodile Case" (Mar 1949) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"Wit's End" (May 1949)
"The Patchwork Murder" (Feb 1950) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Man with the Sneer" (Mar 1951)
"The Hair Shirt" (Oct 1951) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Man Who Could Not Hold Women" (Feb 1953)
"Miss Paisley's Cat" (May 1953)
"Little Things Like That" (Sept 1953)
"The Frame-Up" (Dec 1953)
"The Man Who Punished Himself" (Feb 1954)
"Double Image" (Apr 1954) [see Sept 1969 for reprint]
"A Toy for Jiffy" (Aug 1956) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"The Color of Truth" (June 1963) [Dept of Dead Ends]
"Double Image" (Sept 1969) (Reprinted from April 1954)
LINDA VILLESVIK
"The Last Concert" (Dec 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
HENRY WADE (pseudonym of Major Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, Bart.)
"Smash and Grab" (July 1945) [Constable Bragg]
H. R. WAKEFIELD (Herbert Russell Wakefield)
"The Voice in the Inner Ear" (Apr 1967) (1946 reprint) (orig. title "I Recognised the Voice")
EDGAR WALLACE
"The Man Next Door" (Sept 1942) (repr. from his book The Orator, 1928)
"The Chobham Affair" (orig. title "A Christmas Present For His Wife") (Jan 1945) (repr. from Physical Culture Magazine, 1930)
"The Old Lady Who Changed Her Mind" (June 1946) (repr. from The Orator)
"The Great Bank Fraud" (Apr 1949)
"The Ghost of John Holling" (Apr 1963) (reprint)
"Diamond Cut Diamond" (Sept 1963) (orig. title "The Seventy-Fourth Diamond")
"The Father Christmas Job" (Jan 1968) (reprint) (orig. title "The Buoy That Did Not Light")
SHIRLEY WALLACE
"The Tiger's Cub" (July 1967) [Dept of 1st Stories]
JEFFREY WALLMANN [see WILLIAM JEFFREY]
ROBERT WALLSTEN
"The Children of Alda Nuova" (Aug 1961)
HUGH WALPOLE
"The Silver Mask" (July 1961) (writ. 1933)
THOMAS WALSH
"The Good Prospect" (Feb 1949)
"Woman Expert" (May 1951) (repr. from Collier's, Jan 1937 per Philsp)
"Danger in the Shadows" (Oct 1951) (repr. from Woman's Home Companion, Sept 1941 per Philsp)
"The Night Calhoun Was Off Duty" (Apr 1954)
"Always a Stranger" (Sept 1959) (orig. title "Showdown") (writ. 1937)
"Ed Mahoney's Boy" (Aug 1961) (copyright 1940)
"Three O'Clock Alarm" (Dec 1961) (orig. title "Night Alarm"; 1940)
"Homecoming" (Dec 1962) (1936 reprint)
"Poor Little Rich Kid" (Nov 1967) (1936 reprint) (orig. title "The Boy on the Train")
"Break-Up" (Nov 1970) (repr. from Black Mask, 1934)
BRYCE WALTON
"The Woman Who Wanted To Live" (May 1961) [Black Mask Dept]
"Case History" (Apr 1963)
"The Man Who Laughs at Lions" (Jan 1965)
"The Virgin Cave" (May 1965)
DON WARD (see Theodore Sturgeon)
LEON WARE
"C.O.D.: Courier of Degas" (Feb 1966)
COLIN WATSON
"Return to Base" (June 1967)
"The Infallible Clock" (Nov 1967)
EVELYN WAUGH
"Mr. Loveday's Little Outing" (Sept 1951)
"Tactical Exercise" (Oct 1966) (1936 reprint)
RALPH NORMAN WEBER
"The Curious Incident of the Dog" (Mar 1945) [Weber was age 17]
"The Survivor" (Feb 1954)
CHARLENE M. WEIR
"From the Fear of Our Enemies" (Apr 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
BROOKE WELD
"The Bag Man" (Nov 1964) [Dept of 1st Stories]
EDWARD WELLEN
"Broken Trail" (Apr 1971) (western)
"Murder Will Out" (Aug 1971) (1 page)
“The Assassin” (June 1972) (1 page)
ORSON WELLES
"Diplomatic Crisis; or, Fifi and the Chilean Truffle" (Aug 1956)
MANLY WADE WELLMAN
"A Star for a Warrior" (Apr 1946) [David Return]
"A Knife Between Brothers" (Feb 1947)
"The Richard Cory Murder Case" (Feb 1963)
"A Star for a Warrior" (Mar 1969)
CAROLYN WELLS
"The Shakespeare Title-Page Mystery" (Sept 1951)
H. G. WELLS
"The Hammerpond Park Burglary" (Jan 1943)
"A Deal in Ostriches" (Nov 1951)
J. W. WELLS (pseudonym)
"His First Bow" (Dec 1951) [Dept of 1st Stories]
ELLIOT WEST
"Business Trip" (May 1956) (orig. title "The Assassin"; 1953)
LEONARD F. WEST
"Not the Same Without Charlie" (Apr 1970) [Dept of 1st Stories]
REBECCA WEST (pseudonym of Cecily Isabel Fairfield)
"If the Journey Had No End" (orig. title "Deliverance"; 1952) (Apr 1961)
RICHARD WEST (pseudonym)
"Hard Bargain" (Aug 1953) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DONALD E. WESTLAKE
"Just the Lady We're Looking For" (Sept 1964)
"The Sweetest Man in the World" (Mar 1967)
EDWARD LUCAS WHITE
"The Snout" (Apr 1948)
HAYDEN WHITE
"The People Next Door" (Apr 1971)
VICTOR L. WHITECHURCH
"Sir Gilbert Murrell's Picture" (May 1947)
JOSEPH WHITEHILL
"The Day of the Last Rock Flight" (June 1954) [Dept of 1st Stories]
RAOUL WHITFIELD
"Dead Men Tell Tales" (May 1948) (copyright 1932)
"The Rainbow Murders Begin" (Feb 1949)
"White Duck" (Mar 1949) (copyright 1937) (repr. from Black Mask, Mar 1931 per Philsp)
"Yellow Death" (Apr 1949)
"Red Dawn" (May 1949)
"Blue Glass" (June 1949) (copyright 1937)
"They Got the Wrong Guy" (Nov 1951)
"The Rainbow Murders Begin" (Feb 1949)
"White Duck" (Mar 1949) (copyright 1937) (repr. from Black Mask, Mar 1931 per Philsp)
"Yellow Death" (Apr 1949)
"Red Dawn" (May 1949)
"Blue Glass" (June 1949) (copyright 1937)
"They Got the Wrong Guy" (Nov 1951)
WALT WHITMAN
"One Wicked Impulse!" (Jan 1954)
J. C. WHITTED
"The Inconclusive Clue" (Aug 1965) [Dept of 1st Stories]
DENNIS WIEGAND
"The Secret of the Buzzards" (Feb 1954)
LEATRICE WIGGINTON
"Vengeance Is Mine..." (May 1963) [Dept of 1st Stories]
PERCIVAL WILDE
"P. Moran, Shadow" (Sept 1943)
"P. Moran, Deductor" (Nov 1944)
"P. Moran, Fire-Fighter" (July 1945)
"P. Moran and the Poison Pen" (Mar 1946)
"P. Moran, Diamond-Hunter" (Apr 1946)
"P. Moran, Personal Observer" (Aug 1951)
"The Way to Freedom" (Jan 1952) (repr. from The Red Book Magazine, Oct 1922)
RICHARD HILL WILKINSON
"Tex, the Cowboy Detective" (June 1964) (1938 reprint) (1pg.) (orig. title "Rustlers' Roost")
BEN AMES WILLIAMS
"Habit" (Feb 1946, Overseas Edition)
"His Honor" (Mar 1947)
JERRY NEAL WILLIAMSON
"Bopping It in Bohemia; or, Sheerbach Tones in Basin Street" (Jan 1961) [Dept of 1st Stories] [Sherlockiana]
"Ten Months' Blunder" (May 1961)
J. N. WILLIAMSON
"Time To Murder" (Jan 1966)
"They Never Even See Me" (Oct 1970)
BEN WILSON
"Just An Old-Fashioned Murder" (Jan 1945) [Sheriff Jeremy Dodd]
"Not on the Program" (May 1946) (repr. from This Week, 1942)
"Message in Code" (Jan 1948) (repr. from This Week Magazine, 1942)
WALTER J. WINN
"Death in Saigon" (Sept 1966)
P. G. WODEHOUSE
"Mr. McGee's Big Day" (Nov 1950)
ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT
"Rien Ne Va Plus" (July 1953) (repr. from The New Yorker, 1932)
MORTON WOLSON
"The Attacker" (Jan 1954)
CORNELL WOOLRICH (also see William Irish)
"After-Dinner Story" (Sept 1943) (repr. from Black Mask Magazine, 1938)
"The Fingernail" (Sept 1944) (orig. title "The Customer Is Always Right") (rej. titles "Restaurant on Third Street" and "Plat du Jour") (repr. from Detective Tales, 1941)
"The Mathematics of Murder" (Mar 1945) (repr. from Dime Detective Magazine, 1944)
"Leg Man" (May 1945)
"If the Dead Could Talk" (July 1946) (repr. from Black Mask, 1943)
"You Take Ballistics" (Feb 1947)
"Steps Going Up" (Apr 1947)
"That's Your Own Funeral" (Feb 1948)
"Speak to Me of Death" (Mar 1949) (copyright 1937) (repr. from Argosy, Feb 1937 per Philsp) (preceded by Woolrich/Irish short story collection bibliography by Queen)
"Momentum" (May 1949)
"Collared" (July 1949)
"The Humming Bird Comes Home" (Mar 1950)
"Through a Dead Man's Eye" (Mar 1951)
"Death in Round 3" (July 1951)
"Charlie Won't Be Home Tonight" (Sept 1951)
"All at Once, No Alice" (Nov 1951)
"Dormant Account" (May 1953)
"Cinderella and the Mob" (July 1953) (1940 reprint)
"The Loophole" (Sept 1953) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Last Bus Home" (Mar 1954)
"Dead Shot" (June 1954) (repr. from Black Mask?, 1944) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Absent-Minded Murder" (May 1956) (orig. title "Cool, Calm and Detected"; 1941) [Black Mask Dept]
"The Ice-Pick Murders" (Sept 1956)
"Dead Roses" (Sept 1959) (orig. title "The Death Rose") (writ. 1943)
"The Singing Hat" (Oct 1961) (orig. title "The Counterfeit Hat") (repr. from Popular?, 1939) [Black Mask Dept]
"Money Talks" (Jan 1962)
"One Drop of Blood" (Apr 1962) (reprinted in Nov 1969)
"The Cape Triangular" (Feb 1963) (repr. from Popular?, 1938)
"I'll Never Play Detective Again" (July 1963) (repr. from Popular?, 1937)
"Working Is for Fools" (Mar 1964) (a story in play form)
"When Love Turns" (June 1964)
"Adventures of a Fountain Pen" (Oct 1964) (orig. title "Dipped in Blood"; 1945)
"Murder After Death" (Dec 1964)
"Just Enough To Cover a Thumbnail" (Dec 1965) (orig. title "C-Jag"; 1940)
"It Only Takes a Minute To Die" (July 1966)
"All It Takes Is Brains" (Dec 1966) (1940 reprint) (orig. title "Crime on St. Catherine Street")
"The Talking Eyes" (Apr 1967) (1939 reprint)
"Divorce - New York Style" [Part One] (June 1967)
"Divorce - New York Style" [Part Two] (July 1967)
"For the Rest of Her Life" (May 1968)
"One Drop of Blood" (Nov 1969) (Reprinted from Apr 1962)
"New York Blues" (Dec 1970) [posthumously published]
"Only One Grain More" (Apr 1972) (orig. title "The Detective's Dilemma") (1940 reprint)
P. C. WREN
"Simple" (Jan 1943)
"The Dirty Dogs' Club" (July 1943) (orig. title?: "The Imperfect Murder")
"No Corpse - No Murder" (Jan 1944) [Dirty Dogs' Club] (repr. from book Rough Shooting)
PHILIP WYLIE
"Perkins' "First Case"" (Sept 1945)
"Perkins' Second "First Case"" (orig. title "Perkins Takes the Case") (Apr 1946) (repr. from Collier's, 1931)
"Perkins Finds $3,400,000" (Jan 1948) (repr. from Collier's?, 1931)
"The Blizzard Murder Case" (Feb 1964) (1937 reprint) (orig. title "Puzzle in the Snow")
"Not Easy To Kill" (Oct 1965) (1935 reprint) (orig. title "The Trial of Mark Adams")
"The Paradise Canyon Mystery" (Aug 1966) (1936 reprint)
"Invitation to Murder" (Nov 1968) (orig. title "Murderers Welcome"; 1936)
JAMES YAFFE
"D.I.C. (Department of Impossible Crimes)" (July 1943) (rej. title "The Body in the Elevator") [Yaffe's 1st pub. story; he was age 15]
"Mr. Kiroshibu's Ashes" (Mar 1944) [D.I.C.]
"The Seventh Drink" (Sept 1944) [D.I.C.]
"Cul de Sac" (Mar 1945) [D.I.C.]
"The Problem of the Emperor's Mushrooms" (Sept 1945) [D.I.C.]
"The Comic Opera Murders" (Feb 1946)
"Mom Makes a Bet" (Jan 1953) [Mom]
"On the Brink" (Aug 1953)
"Mom in the Spring" (May 1954)
"Mom Makes a Wish" (June 1955)
"One of the Family" (May 1956)
Introduction to Daniel Nathan's "The Boy and the Money Box" (Aug 1956)
"Mom Sings an Aria" (Oct 1966)
"Mom and the Haunted Mink" (Mar 1967)
"Mom Remembers" (Jan 1968)
DONALD A. YATES
Translated Hernando Tellez's "Enemy in His Hands" (Oct 1967)
Translated Alfonso F. Amores' "A Scrap of Tinfoil" (May 1969)
WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS
"The Curse of the Fires and of the Shadows" (Mar 1966) (repr. from Stories of Red Hanrahan and Other Stories, 1914)
ALAN K. YOUNG
"Letter from Mindoro" (Mar 1968) [Dept of 1st Stories]
"Reflection on Murder" (Oct 1968)
"The Secret of the Golden Tile" (June 1969)
"Ponsonby and the Shakespeare Sonnet" (Oct 1969)
"The Absolutely Safe Safe" (Jan 1970)
"Ponsonby and the Dying Words" (Aug 1970)
"Ponsonby and the Classic Cipher" (Dec 1971)
"Child's Play" (Jan 1972) [Ponsonby]
“Ponsonby and the Ransom Note” (June 1972)
ISRAEL ZANGWILL
"Cheating the Gallows" (Mar 1949) (repr. from The Idler, Feb 1893)
PRINCESS ZAWADSKY
"Third Act Curtain" (Mar 1967)
ROBERT and MICHAEL ZIMLER
"Home Office: 221B Baker Street; or, A Study in Cement" (Feb 1963) [Sherlockiana] [Dept of 1st Stories]
MICHAEL ZUROY
"Visit to the Big City" (Dec 1961)
"The Shy Man and the Lemon Tarts" (May 1962)
"Mooney versus Cat" (Oct 1962)
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