HUGH B. CAVE

A BIBLIOGRAPHY

Hugh B. Cave (1910-2004)

Novels   |   Nonfiction Books
Collections   |   Short Fiction

Novels

Fishermen Four: An Outdoor Adventure Story
Published by Dodd, Mead & Company, 1942

Drums of Revolt
Published by Robert Hale, 1957
This novel was first published in the December 31, 1955 issue of Star Weekly.
The cover image above is taken from the Wildside Press reprint edition, published in 2001.

The Cross on the Drum
Published by Doubleday, 1959
A condensed version of this novel was first published in the October 1958 issue of Ladies' Home Journal.

Black Sun
Published by Doubleday, 1960

Run, Shadow, Run
Published by Robert Hale, 1968

Larks Will Sing
Published by Robert Hale, 1969
The cover image above is taken from the Wildside Press reprint edition, published in 2000.

Legion of the Dead
Published by Avon Books, 1979

The Nebulon Horror
Published by Dell, 1980

The Evil
Published by Ace Charter, 1981

Shades of Evil
Published by Ace Charter, 1982

Disciples of Dread
Published by Tor, 1988

The Voyage
Published by Macmillan, 1988
This book was written for the "young adult" market and was reprinted the following year in the UK by HarperCollins under the title "Uncharted Voyage".

Conquering Kilmarnie
Published by Macmillan, 1989
This book was written for the "young adult" market.

The Lower Deep
Published by Tor, 1990

Lucifer's Eye
Published by Tor, 1991

Isle of the Whisperers
Published by Pumpkin Books, 1999

The Dawning
Published by Leisure Books, 2000

The Evil Returns
Published by Leisure Books, 2001

The Restless Dead
Published by Leisure Books, 2002

The Mountains of Madness
Published by Cemetery Dance Publications, 2004

Serpents in the Sun
Published by Crossroad Press, 2011

Nonfiction Books

Long Were the Nights: The Saga of PT Squadron X in the Solomons
Published by Dodd, Mead & Company, 1943
This book tells the story of the PT boats during the 1942 to 1943 battle of Guadalcanal.

The Fightin'est Ship: The Story of the Cruiser Helena
Published by Dodd, Mead & Company, 1944
This book is based on a true account given to the author by Lieutenant Craig G. Morris, USNR. It tells the story of the light cruiser USS Helena, from its commission in 1938, the attack on Pearl Harbor, the war against the Japanese in the Pacific, and finally to a naval battle in 1943, when the ship was torpedoed during an amphibious assault at the Kula Gulf in the Solomon Islands.

We Build, We Fight!: The Story of the Seabees
Published by Harper & Brothers, 1944
This book is a patriotically toned account of the famous US Navy division, describing the work of construction battalions and aspects of training at Camp Peary in Virginia. It is fair to say that it was written by the author, who served as a war correspondent in the Pacific and south-east Asia, with recruitment in mind and to encourage young men to enlist.

I Took the Sky Road
Published by Dodd, Mead & Company, 1945
This book is based on a true account given to the author by Commander Norman M. Miller, USN. Miller was a pilot with the US Navy during the war of the Pacific.

Wings Across the World: The Story of the Air Transport Command
Published by Dodd, Mead & Company, 1945
This book is a chronicle of the USAF Air Transport Command, detailing its organisation during World War Two, the part played by commercial airliners in the war effort, and provides various accounts of the ATC's involvement in such matters as the aerial defense of Alaska and the defeat of the German army in Africa.

Haiti: Highroad to Adventure
Published by Henry Holt & Co., 1952
This book provides a vivid description of Haiti in the 1940s and early 1950s, a country the author knew very well, having lived there for five years during this period. Haiti: Highroad to Adventure received much critical acclaim and is considered to be one of the finest volumes about Voodoo to be written in the English language.

Four Paths to Paradise: A Book About Jamaica
Published by Doubleday, 1961
This book is a first-hand portrayal of life in Jamaica, where the author lived and ran a coffee plantation for many years. Four Paths to Paradise: A Book About Jamaica also discusses the island's geopolitical position from a historical perspective, with thoughts and analysis on its colonial past as well as the country's future.

Magazines I Remember: Some Pulps, Their Editors, and What it Was Like to Write for Them
Published by Tattered Pages Press, 1994
In this book, the author reminiscences about the many years he contributed stories to the pulp magazines, and provides transcripts of letters between himself and Carl Jacobi, who also wrote for the pulps.

Collections

The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies
Published by Doubleday, 1962
This book includes a foreword entitled "The Pension Etoile" by the fictional character, Max Haun, who narrates the tales in this collection, and in which he relates a discussion between himself and his friend, Henri Pierre, a character who goes on to be mentioned in the ensuing stories.
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies contains the following short stories: "Perilous Journey", "Little Girl in Black Stockings", "The Prowler", "The Doctor's Wife", "The King of Port Marie", "Troublesome Taxi", "Strange Awakening", "The Angel of Bel Air", "The Hunter and the Hunted", "The Mountains of Fear", "Betrayal", "The Brats", "The Impossible Thief" and "The Wild One".

The Unwanted and Peril in the Gorge
Published by The American Book Company, 1965
This book contains the following short stories that originally appeared in Boys' Life magazine: "The Unwanted" and "Peril in the Gorge".

Murgunstrumm and Others
Published by Carcosa, 1977
This book contains a foreword by the author and the following short stories, novelettes and novellas: "Murgunstrumm", "The Watcher in the Green Room", "The Prophecy", "The Strange Death of Ivan Gromleigh", "The Affair of the Clutching Hand", "The Strange Case of No. 7", "The Isle of Dark Magic", "The Whisperers", "Horror in Wax", "Prey of the Nightborn", "Maxon's Mistress", "Dead Man's Belt", "Boomerang", "The Crawling Curse", "Purr of a Cat", "Tomorrow Is Forever", "The Ghoul Gallery", "The Cult of the White Ape", "The Brotherhood of Blood", "The Door of Doom", "The Death Watch", "The Caverns of Time", "Many Happy Returns", "Ladies in Waiting", "The Grisly Death" and "Stragella".

A Summer Romance and Other Short Stories
Published by Longman Simplified English Series, 1980
This book was apparently printed by arrangement with a Japanese publisher, to be used to help colleges teach English classes to students in Japan and contains several romance and light fiction tales by the author that originally appeared in Good Housekeeping magazine.
At the time of writing, no further details on the contents of A Summer Romance and Other Short Stories are known to me.

The Corpse Maker
Published by Starmont House, 1988
Edited by Sheldon Jaffery
This book contains a foreword by the editor, an introduction by Audrey Parente, an essay by the author and the following short stories, novelettes and novellas: "The Corpse-Maker", "The House of Evil", "The Barricade", "Disturb Not the Dead", "The Thing from the Swamp", "My Pupil—The Idiot!" and "The Black Gargoyle".

Death Stalks the Night
Published by Fedogan & Bremer, 1995
This book, which was originally to have been published by Carcosa, contains a foreword by the author, an introduction by Karl Edward Wagner and the following short stories, novelettes and novellas: "Modern Nero", "Death's Loving Arms", "The Crawling Ones", "The Pain Room", "The Flame Fiend", "Unholy Night!", "Dark Slaughter", "The Corpse Crypt", "Mistress of the Dead", "Terror Island", "Satan's Mistress", "Tomb for the Living", "Death Holds for Ransom", "My Pupil—The Idiot!", "Death Calls from the Madhouse", "Death's Door" and "Death Stalks the Night".

Bitter/Sweet
Published By Necronomicon Press, 1996
This book contains the following short stories: "By Heaven!" and "Aiyana and the Gallant Rider".

The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure
Published by Tattered Pages Press, 1997
The 11 stories assembled in this volume are all set in the fictional "Tsiang House", a British outpost in a remote part of Borneo.
This book contains an introduction by the author and the following short stories and novelettes: "The Sins of the Fool", "Cry Wolf!", "A White Man Dies", "The Green Eyes of Confucius", "Red", "Hypocrite House", "The Dagger of Tsiang", "The Golden God", "The Red Road Up", "The Thin Flame of Courage" and "The Sandakan Stiff".

Escapades of the Eel
Published by Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This book assembles 15 of the stories, originally printed in pulp magazines under the pseudonym Justin Case, that were mainly set in Borneo and feature the character "The Eel".
It is worth noting here that there is conflicting information on the internet about how many tales there were in this series. One source gives the total number as 17, while another claims there were 19. At the time of writing, I have been unable, so far, to ascertain how many stories there were that feature "The Eel" who, operating in south east Asia, was a gentleman adventurer, a thief, and, if one will forgive the pun, a somewhat slippery chap!
Escapades of the Eel contains an introduction by the author and the following short stories: "Eel Trap", "The Evil Flame", "Dark Temple of Torment", "River of Blood", "Cavern of the Damned", "Eel Poison", "Death Wears No Robe", "The Eel Slips Through", "Eel Bait", "Prisoner of Tituan", "The Widow Wears Scarlet", "Annie Any More", "The Second Slug", "A Pile of Publicity" and "Eel's Eve".

The Door Below
Published by Fedogan & Bremer, 1997
The stories assembled in this volume are arranged by the decades in which they were first published, with each section beginning with an essay by Cave entitled "The 1930s" and so on.
The Door Below contains a foreword by the author and the following short stories and novelettes, which are divided into five headed sections, as set out below:
The 1930s: "Imp of Satan", "Doom Door", "Disturb Not the Dead", "Six Were Slain" and "Servant of Satan".
The 1940s: "The Hostage", "Beneath the Vapor Veil", "The Thirsty Thing", "Calavan" and "The Thing from the Swamp".
The 1970s: "From the Lower Deep".
The 1980s: "A Place of No Return", "The Door Below", "After the Funeral", "Damballa's Slough", "Just the Two of Us", "Damsels for the Damned" and "Of Time & Space".
The 1990s: "Chernick", "The Hard-Luck Kid", "Another Kind of Enchanted Cottage", "Gordie's Pets", "Just Another H.P.L. Horror Story", "Don't Open the Door!" and "Vanishing Point".

White Star of Egypt
Published by Black Dog Books, 1999
This book was printed under the pseudonym Justin Case, the pen name the author used when the stories contained within this volume were first published in pulp magazines.
White Star of Egypt contains a foreword by the author, an introduction by Tom Roberts and the following novelettes: "White Star of Egypt" and "The Yellow Horde".

Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories
Published by Fedogan & Bremer, 2000
This book includes the nine short stories and novelettes that feature character Peter Kane, a former police officer turned private investigator.
Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories contains a foreword by the author, an introduction by Don Hutchison and the following short stories and novelettes: "The Late Mr. Smythe", "Hell on Hume Street", "Bottled in Blonde", "The Man Who Looked Sick", "The Screaming Phantom", "The Brand of Kane", "Ding Dong Belle", "The Dead Don't Swim" and "No Place to Hide".

The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails
Published by Ash-Tree Press, 2000
This book contains a preface by the author, an introduction by Mike Ashley and the following short stories: "Always Together", "Purr of a Cat", "Allie's Cat", "Appointment with Yesterday", "No Flowers for Henry", "The Lady Wore Black", "Grandfather and the Wondrous Beast", "House of Dark Desire", "The Back of the Mirror", "And When We Sleep", "Water Girl", "A Honeymoon to Remember", "The Forbidden Island", "Final Game", "Gordie's Pets", "Long Live the Queen", "The Caller", "Puss-Puss" and "The Sceptic".

Long Live the Dead: Tales from Black Mask
Published by Crippen & Landru, 2000
This book contains an introduction by the author and the following short stories and novelettes: "Too Many Women", "Dead Dog", "Shadow", "Curtain Call", "Long Live the Dead", "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes", "Lost—and Found", "The Missing Mr. Lee", "Front-Page Frame-Up" and "Stranger in Town".

Dark Doors of Doom and Other Stories of Mystery and Terror
Published by Black Dog Books, 2000
This book was printed under the pseudonym Justin Case, the pen name the author used when the stories contained within this volume were first published in pulp magazines.
Dark Doors of Doom and Other Stories of Mystery and Terror contains the following short stories: "Dark Doors of Doom", "The House of Deathless Shadows" and "Prey of the Prowler".

Officer Coffey Stories
Published by Subterranean Press, 2000
This book includes two of the three stories that feature the character Officer Coffey.
Officer Coffey Stories contains an introduction by Richard T. Chizmar, an afterword by the author and the following short stories: "Farewell with Trumpets" and "He Didn't Know Nothin' ".

The Stinging 'Nting and Other Stories
Published by Black Dog Books, 2003
This book contains an introduction by Tom Roberts entitled "A Brief Look at the Pulp Adventure Story Market" and the following short stories and novelettes: "The Red Swede Goes Mad", "The Stinging 'Nting", "Rigler's Third Round" and "The Dead Face Grinned Twice".

Come Into My Parlor
Published by Crippen & Landru, 2003
This book contains an introduction by the author and the following short stories and novelettes: "Trail of the Torch", "Queer Street", "Deadline", "Murder at Hand", "Time for Murder", "Footprint", "Beards Grow Slowly", "Come Into My Parlor", "But Few Are Chosen", "A Picture of Guilt" and "Easy to Kill".

Devils in the Dark: Terror Trios Featuring Hugh B. Cave
Published by Altus Press, 2012
This book contains an introduction by John Pelan and the following novelettes and novellas: "Devils in the Dark", "Inn of the Shadow-Creatures" and "Dark Bondage".

House of the Restless Dead and Other Stories
Published by Dancing Tuatara Press, 2012
Edited by John Pelan
This book contains an introduction by John Pelan and the following short stories, novelettes and novellas: "House of the Restless Dead", "Blood in the House", "Daughters of Dark Desire", "Spawn of Inferno", "House of Lost Souls", "Satan's Sepulcher", "Death in the Dark", "The Infernal Shadow" and "Enslaved to Satan".

The Black Gargoyle and Other Stories
Published by Pulp Fiction Book Store, 2017
This ebook contains an introduction by A. G. Fishman and the following short stories and novelettes: "The Cult of the White Ape", "The Black Gargoyle", "The City of Crawling Death" and "The Crawling Curse".

The Complete Cases of Peter Kane
Published by Altus Press, 2018
This book, which is effectively a reprint of Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories (2000), includes the nine short stories and novelettes that feature character Peter Kane, a former police officer turned private investigator.
The Complete Cases of Peter Kane contains an introduction by Bob Byrne and the following short stories and novelettes: "The Late Mr. Smythe", "Hell on Hume Street", "Bottled in Blonde", "The Man Who Looked Sick", "The Screaming Phantom", "The Brand of Kane", "Ding Dong Belle", "The Dead Don't Swim" and "No Place to Hide".

Short Fiction

"Island Ordeal"
Brief Stories, July 1929
The 20-Story Magazine, July 1932 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Maxwell Smith)

"The Pool of Death"
Brief Stories, August 1929

"The Price of Vengeance"
Action Stories, August 1929
Jungle Stories, Winter 1938 (this story is reprinted here under the title "The Red Trail to Zanzibar")
Jungle Stories, Summer 1950 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym John Starr and under the title "The Red Trail to Zanzibar")
High Adventure, No. 71, July 2003 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym John Starr and under the title "The Red Trail to Zanzibar")

"Jungle Loot"
Action Stories, October 1929
Jungle Stories, Summer 1939 (this story is reprinted here under the title "Black Bondage")

"The Shadow of Tsiang"
Short Stories, October 25, 1929
Short Stories (British edition), early March 1930
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, November 29, 1931
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"Wolf Breed"
Action Stories, November 1929

"Captain Murder"
Short Stories, January 25, 1930
Short Stories, (British edition), early June 1930

"The Fight for Red Angel"
Brief Stories, January 1930

"The Sins of the Fool"
Short Stories, February 10, 1930
Short Stories (British edition), mid June, 1930
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, November 22, 1931
The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"The Corpse on the Grating"
Astounding Stories of Super-Science, February 1930
The Horror Megapack: 25 Modern and Classic Horror Stories (ebook), ed. John Gregory Betancourt, Wildside Press, 2011
The Pulp Fiction Megapack: 25 Classic Pulp Stories (ebook), Wildside Press, 2013
Anthology of Sci-Fi V16: The Pulp Writers, Spastic Cat Press, 2013
The Mad Scientist Megapack: 23 Tales of Scientists, Creatures, & Diabolical Experiments (ebook), Wildside Press, 2014
Horror Gems: Volume 7, ed. Gregory Luce, Armchair Fiction, 2014

"Cry Wolf!"
Short Stories, March 10, 1930
Short Stories (British edition), mid July 1930
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, September 13, 1931
Short Stories, July 1954
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"Cry Wolf!"
Short Stories, March 10, 1930
Short Stories (British edition), mid July 1930
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, September 13, 1931
The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"Jungle Shadows"
Top-Notch Magazine, April 2, 1930

"Condemned to a Living Tomb"
Brief Stories, April 1930

"The Dagger of Tsiang"
Wide World Adventures, May 1930
The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"Poison Spears"
Triple-X Magazine, May 1930

"A White Man Dies"
Short Stories, May 25, 1930
Short Stories (British edition), early October 1930
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, October 4, 1931
The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"Hamadryad"
Short Stories, June 25, 1930
Short Stories (British edition), early November 1930
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, October 1, 1933

"The Green Eyes of Confucius"
Short Stories, August 10, 1930
Short Stories (British edition), mid December 1930
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, August 9, 1931
The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"Ten Paces"
Short Stories, August 25, 1930
Short Stories (British edition), late December 1930
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, July 30, 1933

"Isinglass"
Outlaws of the West, August 1930

"Borneo Brag"
Short Stories, September 10, 1930
Empire Frontier, January 1931

"Black Spots on White"
High Spot Magazine, September 1930

"The Murder Machine"
Astounding Stories of Super-Science, September 1930
Science Fiction Gems: Volume 4, ed. Gregory Luce & Leanne Wray, Armchair Fiction, 2012
Anthology of Sci-Fi V16: The Pulp Writers, Spastic Cat Press, 2013

"Bring Me His Blood!"
Short Stories, November 25, 1930
Empire Frontier, June 1931
This story features the character Kemal Sel, who appears in three interconnected tales.

"The Spider of Kuching"
Short Stories, December 25, 1930
Empire Frontier, July 1931
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, December 11, 1932
This story features the character Kemal Sel, who appears in three interconnected tales.

"The Strange Case of No. 7"
Ghost Stories, January 1931
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977

"That Monkey of Simm's"
Far East Adventure Stories, January 1931 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Jack D'Arcy)
The 20-Story Magazine, July 1932 (this story is reprinted here under the title "That Monkey of Simms' ")

"Sing Lee—Weaver of Mats"
Far East Adventure Stories, January 1931

"Three Doomed Men"
Triple-X Western, January 1931
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, November 20, 1932

"Six-Leg Nerves"
Short Stories, January 25, 1931
Empire Frontier, May 1931

"The Red Swede Goes Mad"
Man Stories, February 1931
The Stinging 'Nting and Other Stories, Black Dog Books, 2003

"Jungle Justice"
Star Magazine, February 1931
All Star, July 1931

"Hypocrite House"
Short Stories, February 25, 1931
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, June 28, 1931
Empire Frontier, August 1931
The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"Fever Laugh"
Man Stories, March/April 1931
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, November 5, 1933

"Rigler's Third Round"
Far East Adventure Stories, April 1931
The Stinging 'Nting and Other Stories, Black Dog Books, 2003

"The Dead Face Grinned Twice"
Man Stories, May 1931
The Stinging 'Nting and Other Stories, Black Dog Books, 2003

"The Affair of the Clutching Hand"
Ghost Stories, May 1931
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
Phantom Perfumes and Other Shades: Memories of Ghost Stories Magazine, ed. Mike Ashley, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"The Thirty Swords"
Short Stories, May 10, 1931
Empire Frontier, November 1931
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, November 27, 1932

"Jailuki Jaws"
Man Stories, June 1931 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Allen Beck)

"The Holy Voice"
Two Gun Stories, July 1931

"Kuching Cunning"
Far East Adventure Stories, July 1931
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, April 9, 1933

"Steal a Dog's Bone"
Argosy, July 18, 1931

"Border Shanty"
Two Gun Stories, August/September 1931

"The Stinging 'Nting"
Far East Adventure Stories, September 1931 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Geoffrey Vace)
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, October 23, 1932
The Stinging 'Nting and Other Stories, Black Dog Books, 2003

"Hell Hole Hate"
Short Stories, September 25, 1931
Short Stories (British edition), early February 1932
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, November 6, 1932

"The Midnight Horde" (serial)
Far East Adventure Stories, September, November and December 1931; February 1932
Far East Adventure Stories (Canadian edition), November and December 1931; February 1932
This novel-length story was serialised across four instalments in the original, American edition of Far East Adventure Stories magazine. However, it is an incomplete work that was not published to its conclusion due to the February 1932 issue being the last ever appearance of that title. The proprietors of the magazine were unable to print the final instalments of "The Midnight Horde" because Far East Adventure Stories had ceased publication.

"The Thin Flame of Courage"
Street & Smith's Top-Notch Magazine, October 1, 1931
The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"The Flaming Skull"
Popular Fiction Magazine, November 1931
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, April 30, 1933
Pulp Vault (fanzine), No. 14, April 2011

"The Silent Joker"
Short Stories, November 10, 1931
Short Stories, (British edition), mid March 1932

"Texas Bred"
Popular Fiction Magazine, December 1931
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, April 16, 1933

"Up River from Sandankan"
Far East Adventure Stories, December 1931 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Geoffrey Vace)
Far East Adventure Stories (Canadian edition), December 1931 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Geoffrey Vace)

"Too Much Imagination!"
The Author & Journalist, January 1932
The 20-Story Magazine, July 1932 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Geoffrey Vace)

"The Door of Doom"
Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror, January 1932
Startling Mystery Stories, Winter 1966/1967
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977

"Blood Brand"
Western Trails, March 1932

"The Fool Fetish"
Popular Fiction Magazine, March 1932
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, December 18, 1932

"Fourth Floor Front"
Outlaws of the West, March/April 1932
High Adventure, No. 29, September 1996

"The Preying Hands"
Thrilling Adventures, April 1932

"Improper Lady"
The Canadian Magazine, May 1932
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, November 21, 1937

"The Stump of Mahakam"
Thrilling Adventures, May 1932 (this story is printed here under house pseudonym Ace Williams)
It is possible that the correct title for this story is "The Stump of Markham".

"The Brotherhood of Blood"
Weird Tales, May 1932
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
Weird Tales: The Magazine That Never Dies, ed. Marvin Kaye & Saralee Kaye, Nelson Doubleday/SFBC, 1988
Weird Tales, ed. Marvin Kaye & Saralee Kaye, Barnes and Noble Books, 1996
Blood Lines: Vampire Stories from New England, ed. Martin H. Greenberg & Lawrence Schimel, Cumberland House Publishing, 1997
Girls' Night Out: Twenty-Nine Female Vampire Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1997
The author's original title for this story was "Creatures of the Blood" and was rejected in 1931 by D. E. Wheeler, the editor of Ghost Stories magazine, before Cave sold it to Weird Tales.

"Stragella"
Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror, June 1932
World Stories, June 1932
Weird Terror Tales, Fall 1970
Strange Tales, ed. William H. Desmond, Diane Howard, John Howard & Robert K. Wiener, Odyssey Publications, 1976
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
The Mammoth Book of Vampires, ed. Stephen Jones, Carroll & Graf, 1992
Weird Vampire Tales, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Gramercy Books, 1992
The Giant Book of Vampires, ed. Stephen Jones, Magpie Books, 1994
The Book of Vampires, ed. Stephen Jones, Barnes and Noble Books, 1997
Vampire Slayers: Stories of Those Who Dare to Take Back the Night, ed. Martin H. Greenberg & Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, Cumberland House, 1999
The Vampire Archives: The Most Complete Volume of Vampire Tales Ever Published, ed. Otto Penzler, Vintage Crime/Black Lizard, 2009
Bloodsuckers: The Vampire Archives, Volume 1, ed. Otto Penzler, Vintage Crime/Black Lizard, 2010

"The Ghoul Gallery"
Weird Tales, June 1932
Magazine of Horror, Spring 1967
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977

"The Reformation of Private Blake"
Short Stories, June 25, 1932
Short Stories (British edition), early November 1932

"The City of Crawling Death"
Weird Tales, July 1932
The Black Gargoyle and Other Stories (ebook), Pulp Fiction Book Store, 2017

"Watch Your Slip!"
The 20-Story Magazine, July 1932 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Jack D'Arcy)

"The City of Crawling Death"
Weird Tales, July 1932

"The Mouth of Mao-Heng"
Short Stories, July 10, 1932
Short Stories (British edition), late December 1932

"Sleep Baby Sleep"
Short Stories, August 10, 1932
Short Stories (British edition), mid December 1932

"Rustling on Dishpan Range"
Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine, September 24, 1932

"The Infernal Shadow"
Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror, October 1932
Startling Mystery Stories, Fall 1970
The Tome (fanzine), No. 6, 1990
House of the Restless Dead, ed. John Pelan, Dancing Tuatara Press, 2012

"Spawn of Inferno"
Weird Tales, October 1932
Magazine of Horror, May 1969
Etchings & Odysseys (fanzine), No. 9, 1986
House of the Restless Dead, ed. John Pelan, Dancing Tuatara Press, 2012

"The Black Brotherhood"
All Detective Magazine, November 1932

"Ordeal by Battle"
The Canadian Magazine, November 1932

"The Warning on the Wall"
Youth's Companion Combined with The American Boy, November 1932

"Murgunstrumm"
World Stories, December 1932
Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror, January 1933
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
The Mammoth Book of Terror, ed. Stephen Jones, Carroll & Graf, 1991
A Taste for Blood: Fifteen Great Vampire Novellas, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Dorset Press, 1992
The Anthology of Horror Stories, ed. Stephen Jones, Tiger Books International, 1994
The Giant Book of Horror, ed. Stephen Jones, Magpie Books, 1996

"The Arizona Kid"
Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine, December 24, 1932

"Step Softly, Sahib!"
The Magic Carpet Magazine, January 1933
The Death-Head's March and Others, Black Dog Books, 1999
The Complete Magic Carpet Magazine, Girasol Collectables, 2008

"Wild Cat and Range Wolf"
Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine, January 28, 1933

"The Cult of the White Ape"
Weird Tales, February 1933
Keep on the Light, ed. Christine Campbell Thomson, Selwyn and Blount, 1933
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
The Rivals of King Kong: A Rampage of Beasts, ed. Michel Parry, Corgi Books, 1978
Don't Turn Out the Light, ed. Stephen Jones, PS Publishing, 2005
The Apes of Wrath, ed. Richard Klaw, Tachyon Publications, 2013
The Black Gargoyle and Other Stories (ebook), Pulp Fiction Book Store, 2017

"Notched Guns"
Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine, February 18, 1933

"Lost Lode Bad Men"
Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine, March 4, 1933

"The Desert Host"
The Magic Carpet Magazine, April 1933
The Complete Magic Carpet Magazine, Girasol Collectables, 2008

"One on You, Zeus!"
Nickel Western, April 1933

"The Star K Holdup"
Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine, April 22, 1933

"Pawn of Circumstances"
Short Stories, April 25, 1933
Short Stories (British edition), mid September 1933

"Dead Man's Belt"
Weird Tales, May 1933
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977

"Suicide Trail"
Short Stories, May 10, 1933
Short Stories, March 1954
Pulp Vault (fanzine), No. 12/13, August 1996
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"The Crawling Curse"
Weird Tales, June 1933
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
The Black Gargoyle and Other Stories (ebook), Pulp Fiction Book Store, 2017
Fantastic and Weird Classics #114, April 2023 (this publication is a facsimile reprint edition of the June 1933 issue of Weird Tales magazine)

"Prelude to a Love Affair"
The Canadian Magazine, June 1933
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, February 27, 1938

"Readin', Writin', and Rough Stuff"
Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine, June 10, 1933

"Road Map"
The Canadian Magazine, July 1933
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, August 15, 1937

"Grin and Take Me"
The Illustrated Love Magazine, August 1933

"The Watcher in the Green Room"
Weird Tales, September 1933
Terror by Night, ed. Christine Campbell Thomson, Selwyn and Blount, 1934
The "Not at Night" Omnibus, ed. Christine Campbell Thomson, Selwyn and Blount, 1937
Avon Fantasy Reader, No. 18, 1952
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
To Sleep, Perchance to Dream ... Nightmare, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1933

"Plumb Scared"
Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine, September 2, 1933

"The Graveless Dead"
Dime Mystery Magazine, October 1933

"Might of Men"
The Canadian Magazine, October 1933
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, April 11, 1937

"The Corpse-Maker"
Dime Mystery Magazine, November 1933
The Corpse Maker, ed. Sheldon Jaffery, Starmont House, 1988

"Cracked Up"
The Canadian Magazine, November 1933

"Tame Wild Cat"
Cowboy Stories, November 1933

"The House of Evil"
Dime Mystery Magazine, November 1933 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Geoffrey Vace)
The Corpse Maker, ed. Sheldon Jaffery, Starmont House, 1988

"Sheriff Pop Plays Possum"
Short Stories, November 10, 1933
West (British edition), mid January 1934

"Red River Round-up"
Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine, November 18, 1933

"The Curse of the Grinning Skulls"
Ace-High Magazine, December 1933

"Half Way to Hell"
Strange Detective Stories, December 1933
Pulp Review, No. 16, July 1994

"They Feed at Midnight"
Dime Mystery Magazine, December 1933

"Dark Slaughter"
Dime Mystery Magazine, January 1934
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"Bad Man"
Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine, January 13, 1934

"Devils in the Dark"
Dime Mystery Magazine, February 1934
Devils in the Dark, ed. Robert E. Weinberg, Weinberg, 1979
Devils in the Dark: Terror Trios Featuring Hugh B. Cave, Altus Press, 2012

"Hands Down"
All Detective Magazine, February 1934

"The Mumbler Rides Again"
Ace-High Magazine, February 1934

"You Forgot Something"
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine, February 25, 1934

"The Black Gargoyle"
Weird Tales, March 1934
The Corpse Maker, ed. Sheldon Jaffery, Starmont House, 1988
The Black Gargoyle and Other Stories (ebook), Pulp Fiction Book Store, 2017

"Dyak Torture"
Thrilling Adventures, March 1934

"According to Hoily"
Short Stories, March 25, 1934

"Unholy Night!"
Dime Mystery Magazine, April 1934
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995
Unholy Night!, Armchair Fiction, 2024 (this story is printed here as part of a double edition alongside the novel Kill Me a Fortune by Robert Colby)

"Red"
The Canadian Magazine, April 1934
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, July 11, 1937
The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
Cemetery Dance, No. 29, 1998
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"Too Many Women"
Black Mask, May 1934
Black Mask (British edition), May 1934
Long Live the Dead: Tales from Black Mask, Crippen & Landru, 2000

"Ho, Noah!"
Complete Western Book Magazine, May 1934

"Wild-Cat Breed"
Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine, May 19, 1934

"Death in the Dark"
Dime Mystery Magazine, June 1934
House of the Restless Dead, ed. John Pelan, Dancing Tuatara Press, 2012

"Terror Island"
Super-Detective Stories, June 1934
Terror Tales, September 1934
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"Crimson Trails"
Thrilling Adventures, July 1934

"The Golden God"
Youth's Companion Combined with The American Boy, July 1934
The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"Sold Out"
The Canadian Magazine, July 1934
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, February 14, 1937

"The Red Road Up"
The Canadian Magazine, August 1934
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, October 17, 1937
The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"The Grisly Death"
Black Book Detective Magazine, August 1934
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977

"The Isle of Dark Magic"
Weird Tales, August 1934
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
The Black Book #1 (ebook), 2002
The Second Cthulhu Mythos Megapack (ebook), ed. Shawn Garrett, Wildside Press, 2016
This story is considered to be part of the Cthulhu Mythos cycle of tales that are set in a shared universe and inspired by H. P. Lovecraft's original work.

"Sons of Shadow"
Ace-High Magazine, August 1934

"The Late Mr. Smythe"
Dime Detective Magazine, August 1, 1934
Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories, Fedogan & Bremer, 2000
The Complete Cases of Peter Kane, Altus Press, 2018
This story features the character Peter Kane, a private eye who appears in nine interconnected tales.

"House of Lost Souls"
Dime Mystery Magazine, September 1934
House of the Restless Dead, ed. John Pelan, Dancing Tuatara Press, 2012

"Heads Up in Hell"
Ace-High Magazine, September 1934
World Stories, No. 79, October 1934

"The Corpse Crypt"
Super-Detective Stories, September 1934
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"The Prophecy"
Black Book Detective Magazine, October 1934
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977

"The Pain Room"
Dime Mystery Magazine, October 1934
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995
It's Raining More Corpses in Chinatown, ed. Don Hutchison, Adventure House, 2001
It's Always Raining Corpses in Chinatown, ed. Don Hutchison, Popular Publications, 2024

"Nigger Jarl, Slaver"
Ace-High Magazine, October 1934
World Stories, No. 80, November 1934

"Death's Loving Arms"
Terror Tales, October 1934
Death's Loving Arms & Other Terror Tales, ed. Jon Hanlon, Corinth Publications, 1966
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995
Pulp Adventures, No. 41, Fall 2022

"Terror from the Deep"
Dime Mystery Magazine, November 1934
Dime Mystery Magazine (Canadian edition), November 1934

"Hell on Hume Street"
Dime Detective Magazine, November 1, 1934
Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories, Fedogan & Bremer, 2000
The Complete Cases of Peter Kane, Altus Press, 2018
This story features the character Peter Kane, a private eye who appears in nine interconnected tales.

"Inn of the Shadow-Creatures"
Dime Mystery Magazine, December 1934
Devils in the Dark: Terror Trios Featuring Hugh B. Cave, Altus Press, 2012

"Rendezvous"
Thrilling Detective, December 1934

"Vale of Inferno"
Super-Detective Stories, December 1934

"Dark Bondage"
Dime Mystery Magazine, January 1935
Dime Mystery Magazine (Canadian edition), January 1935
Devils in the Dark: Terror Trios Featuring Hugh B. Cave, Altus Press, 2012

"Man Wanted"
Double Action Western Magazine, January 1935
Western Album 1946, Gerald G. Swan, 1946

"Sign of the Serpent"
All Detective Magazine, January 1935

"Bottled in Blonde"
Dime Detective Magazine, January 1, 1935
Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories, Fedogan & Bremer, 2000
The Complete Cases of Peter Kane, Altus Press, 2018
This story features the character Peter Kane, a private eye who appears in nine interconnected tales.

"By Night They Creep"
Horror Stories, February 1935
Famous Fantastic Mysteries, Spring 2017

"Maxon's Mistress"
Black Book Detective Magazine, February 1935
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977

"Enslaved to Satan"
Terror Tales, February 1935
House of the Restless Dead, ed. John Pelan, Dancing Tuatara Press, 2012

"Mate for a Monster"
Horror Stories, March 1935

"The Flame Fiend"
New Mystery Adventures, April 1935
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"Satan's Sepulcher"
Terror Tales, April 1935
House of the Restless Dead, ed. John Pelan, Dancing Tuatara Press, 2012

"Horror in Wax"
Thrilling Mysteries, April 1935
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977

"The Man Who Looked Sick"
Dime Detective Magazine, April 1, 1935
Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories, Fedogan & Bremer, 2000
The Complete Cases of Peter Kane, Altus Press, 2018
This story features the character Peter Kane, a private eye who appears in nine interconnected tales.

"The White Claw"
Short Stories, April 25, 1935
Short Stories (British edition), late August 1935

"House of the Restless Dead"
Dime Mystery Magazine, May 1935
House of the Restless Dead, ed. John Pelan, Dancing Tuatara Press, 2012
Tales of Terror and Torment: Stories from the Pulps, Volume 1, ed. John Pelan, Dancing Tuatara Press, 2013

"The Screaming Phantom"
Dime Detective Magazine, May 1, 1935
Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories, Fedogan & Bremer, 2000
The Complete Cases of Peter Kane, Altus Press, 2018
This story features the character Peter Kane, a private eye who appears in nine interconnected tales.

"Black Heart"
The Canadian Magazine, June 1935

"Killer's Test"
Secret Agent X, June 1935

"The Scarlet Widow"
Terror Tales, June 1935

"Satan's Mistress"
Dime Mystery Magazine, June 1935
Satan's Roadhouse: Weird Menace #2, ed. Robert E. Weinberg, Weinberg, 1977
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"The Brand of Kane"
Dime Detective Magazine, June 15, 1935
Tough Guys & Dangerous Dames, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1993 (this story is reprinted here under the title "Brand of Kane")
Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories, Fedogan & Bremer, 2000
The Complete Cases of Peter Kane, Altus Press, 2018
This story features the character Peter Kane, a private eye who appears in nine interconnected tales.

"Death Tolls the Bell"
Terror Tales, July 1935
Selected Tales of Grim and Grue from the Horror Pulps, ed. Sheldon Jaffery, Bowling Green State University Popular Press, 1987

"Marked for Murder"
Popular Detective, July 1935
Popular Detective (Canadian edition), July 1935

"Death Stalks the Night"
Star Detective, August 1935
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"Brides for the Dead"
Horror Stories, August 1935

"The Tougher They Are"
The Canadian Magazine, August 1935

"The Dolls of Doom"
Terror Tales, September 1935

"Death Calls from the Madhouse"
Horror Stories, September 1935
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"Two Fools and a Fiddle"
Pete Rice Western Adventures, September 1935

"Buyer of Souls"
Terror Tales, October 1935

"The Green Gorgon"
Top-Notch, October 1935

"The Man from Laramie"
Pete Rice Western Adventures, October 1935

"Mistress of the Dead"
Dime Mystery Magazine, October 1935
Dime Mystery Magazine (Canadian edition), October 1935
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"Imp of Satan"
Horror Stories, October 1935
Rivals of Weird Tales, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Bonanza Books/Crown Publishers, 1990
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Daughters of Dark Desire"
Dime Mystery Magazine, December 1935
Dime Mystery Magazine (Canadian edition), December 1935
House of the Restless Dead, ed. John Pelan, Dancing Tuatara Press, 2012

"The House of Sudden Sleep"
Dime Detective Magazine, December 1935

"Dark Night of Doom"
Spicy Mystery Stories, January 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
High Adventure, No. 150, September 2016 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Daughter of the Plague"
Terror Tales, January 1936
The Dance of the Skeletons, ed. Robert E. Weinberg, Weinberg, 1980
Famous Fantastic Mysteries, Fall 2016

"Holocaust House"
Thrilling Adventures, January 1936

"Death Holds for Ransom"
Dime Mystery Magazine, February 1936
Dime Mystery Magazine (Canadian edition), February 1936
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"The Crawling Ones"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, February 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Spicy-Adventure Stories, February 1942 (this story is reprinted here under the house pseudonym Paul Hanna and under the title "Death Box")
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"Dig the Grave Deeper!"
Public Enemy, February 1936
This story features the character Peter Jordan, who appears in two interconnected tales.

"The Red Butcher"
Public Enemy, March 1936
This story features the character Peter Jordan, who appears in two interconnected tales.

"In the Dragon's Lair"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, March 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
It's Raining Corpses in Chinatown, ed. Don Hutchison, Starmont House, 1991 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
It's Always Raining Corpses in Chinatown, ed. Don Hutchison, Popular Publications, 2024 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"The Twisted Men"
Thrilling Mystery, March 1936
High Adventure, No. 88, May 2006

"The Silent Men"
Popular Detective, March 1936

"Doom Door"
Spicy Mystery Stories, March 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997
The Best of Spicy Mystery: Volume 3, ed. Alfred Jan, Altus Press, 2017 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"The Infernal Web"
Detective Fiction Weekly, March 21, 1936

"Death Stalks the Campus"
Mystery Novels Magazine, April 1936

"The Sandakan Stiff"
Thrilling Adventures, April 1936
The Dagger of Tsiang and Other Tales of Adventure, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story is one of 13 interconnected tales set in the fictional "Tsiang House".

"The Horde of Silent Men"
Ace Mystery, May 1936

"I See by the Papers"
Spicy Detective Stories, May 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Private Detective Stories, May 1938 (this story is reprinted here under the house pseudonym J. C. Cole and under the title "Headline Bait")

"The Horde of Silent Men"
Ace Mystery, May 1936

"No Way Out"
Detective Fiction Weekly, May 9, 1936

"Eel Trap"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, June 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Mistress of Vengeance"
Spicy Mystery Stories, June 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Speed Mystery, January 1943 (this story is reprinted here under the house pseudonym Max Neilson and under the title "Canyon of Fear")
The Best of Spicy Mystery: Volume 1, ed. Alfred Jan, Altus Press, 2012 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"The Lady Who Left Her Coffin"
Dime Detective Magazine, June 1936

"Blood in the House"
Thrilling Mystery, June 1936
High Adventure, No. 88, May 2006
House of the Restless Dead, ed. John Pelan, Dancing Tuatara Press, 2012

"You Just Can't Lose"
Detective Fiction Weekly, June 13, 1936

"The Yellow Horde"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, July 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
White Star of Egypt, Black Dog Books, 1999 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"She from Beyond"
Spicy Mystery Stories, July 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"House in Hell's Forest"
Terror Tales, July/August 1936

"Modern Nero"
Dime Mystery Magazine, August 1936
Dime Mystery Magazine (Canadian edition), August 1936
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"The Evil Flame"
Spicy Mystery Stories, August 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Prey of the Nightborn"
Spicy Mystery Stories, September 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977

"Women Are Damned Fools"
Spicy Detective Stories, September 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Cult of the Corpse"
Spicy Mystery Stories, October 1936 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Spicy Mystery Stories, December 1942 (this story is reprinted here under the house pseudonym John Wayne and under the title "Voodoo Madness")

"7 Steps to Doom"
Top-Notch, October 1936

"Seven to Be Slain"
Clues Detective Stories, October 1936
Detective Story Annual, 1943

"Nuts About Mutts"
Detective Fiction Weekly, October 17, 1936

"Disturb Not the Dead"
Horror Stories, October/November 1936
The Corpse Maker, ed. Sheldon Jaffery, Starmont House, 1988
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"The Dead Speak Softly"
Clues Detective Stories, November 1936

"Murder Backfire"
Thrilling Detective, November 1936

"Sense of Humor"
Pocket Detective Magazine, December 1936

"Trail of the Torch"
Detective Fiction Weekly, December 19, 1936
Come Into My Parlor, Crippen & Landru, 2003

"The Everglades Horror"
Thrilling Mystery, January 1937
High Adventure, No. 100, May 2008

"Dark Temple of Torment"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, January 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Death to Cops"
Spicy Detective Stories, January 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Super-Detective, September 1948 (this story is reprinted here under the house pseudonym Ralph Sedgwick Douglas and under the title "To the Murder!")

"Greetings to You"
Popular Detective, January 1937

"The Evil Eye"
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, January 24, 1937

"Copper's Bible"
Pocket Detective Magazine, February 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Allen Beck)

"Death Hogs the Highways"
The Feds, February 1937

"Hell's Darkest Halls"
Thrilling Mystery, February 1937

"The Hidden Eye"
Popular Detective, February 1937

"Hurricane Woman"
Spicy Mystery Stories, February 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Dead Dog"
Black Mask, March 1937
Black Mask (British edition), March 1937
Long Live the Dead: Tales from Black Mask, Crippen & Landru, 2000

"Killer's Exit"
Federal Agent, March 1937
This is not the same story as the one that shares the same title in the June 8, 1940 issue of Detective Fiction Weekly.
This story features the character Shane Kelley, who appears in four interconnected tales.

"The Strange Death of Ivan Gromleigh"
Spicy Mystery Stories, March 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977

"River of Blood"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, April 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Danse Macabre"
Clues Detective Stories, April 1937

"Doll of Death"
The Skipper, April 1937

"Shadow"
Black Mask, April 1937
Black Mask (British edition), April 1937
Long Live the Dead: Tales from Black Mask, Crippen & Landru, 2000

"Death Plays Host"
Thrilling Mystery, April 1937

"Derelict"
Adventure, April 1937
Sea-Cursed: Thirty Terrifying Tales of the Deep, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & T. Liam McDonald, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994

"Queer Street"
Detective Fiction Weekly, April 10, 1937
Come Into My Parlor, Crippen & Landru, 2003

"Cavern of the Damned"
Spicy Mystery Stories, May 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Invasion from Inferno"
Thrilling Mystery, May 1937
Keep Out the Night, ed. Stephen Jones, PS Publishing, 2002
The Mammoth Book of Nightmare Stories, ed. Stephen Jones, Skyhorse Publishing, 2019

"Wings of Death"
Federal Agent, May 1937
This story features the character Shane Kelley, who appears in four interconnected tales.

"In the Bag"
Argosy, May 22, 1937
100 Crooked Little Crime Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Carey Barnett)

"The Smoke of Vengeance"
Detective Fiction Weekly, May 22, 1937

"Scarecrow in Scarlet"
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, May 23, 1937

"Strange Antidote"
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, May 30, 1937

"The Infernal Box"
Thrilling Mystery, June 1937

"Shotgun Ceremony"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, June 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Spicy-Adventure Stories, December 1942 (this story is reprinted here under the house pseudonym R. T. Maynard and under the title "For Keeps")

"Tomb for the Living"
Spicy Mystery Stories, June 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995
High Adventure, No. 40, May 1998 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"The Dead Samaritan"
Pocket Detective Magazine, July 1937

"Holiday in Hell"
Federal Agent, July 1937
This story features the character Shane Kelley, who appears in four interconnected tales.

"Sinister Street"
Ten Detective Aces, July 1937

"The Spider of K'Ruga"
Thrilling Adventures, July 1937

"Eel Poison"
Spicy Detective Stories, August 1937 (this story only appears in the censored version of this issue and is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Spicy Detective Stories, September 1937 (this story only appears in the censored version of this issue and is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Secret of Lost City"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, August 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Black Fury"
Detective Short Stories, August 1937

"Footsteps to a Finish"
Dime Detective Magazine, August 1937

"Murder—The Matchmaker"
Detective Tales, August 1937

"Merely McHenry"
Short Stories, August 25, 1937
Short Stories, (British edition), early December 1937

"The Dead Talk Back"
Federal Agent, September 1937
This story features the character Shane Kelley, who appears in four interconnected tales.

"Lair of the Pythons"
Thrilling Adventures, September 1937

"Sleep, Baby, Sleep"
Private Detective Stories, September 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
This story features the character P. Percy "Peeper" Poole, who appears in four interconnected tales.

"My Pupil—The Idiot!"
Terror Tales, September/October 1937
The Corpse Maker, ed. Sheldon Jaffery, Starmont House, 1988
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"Blood in His Eye"
The Feds, October 1937

"Death Wears No Robe"
Spicy Detective Stories, October 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Dizzy Dame"
Private Detective Stories, October 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
This story features the character P. Percy "Peeper" Poole, who appears in four interconnected tales.

"Big Guy"
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, October 31, 1937

"Twenty After Murder"
Dime Detective Magazine, November 1937

"Deadline"
Detective Fiction Weekly, November 13, 1937
Come Into My Parlor, Crippen & Landru, 2003

"Fool Woman"
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, November 14, 1937

"Night Wind"
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, November 28, 1937

"The Eel Slips Through"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, December 1937 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Hell Hole"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, January 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Satan's Altar"
Spicy Mystery Stories, January 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Design for Death"
Private Detective Stories, January 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
This story features the character P. Percy "Peeper" Poole, who appears in four interconnected tales.

"Crazy Guy"
Double Detective, January 1938

"You Could Be Next"
Detective Fiction Weekly, January 15, 1938

"The Last Guess"
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, January 16, 1938

"Eel Bait"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, February 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Madmen Laugh by Moonlight"
Detective Short Stories, February 1938

"Odds to Die For!"
Detective Tales, February 1938

"One Way—Dangerous"
Thrilling Detective, February 1938

"Tiger Face"
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine, February 1938

"Six Were Slain"
Spicy Mystery Stories, February 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"The Black Cat of Joe Ming"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, March 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Prisoner of Tituan"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, April 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"The House of Deathless Shadows"
Spicy Mystery Stories, April 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Dark Doors of Doom and Other Stories of Mystery and Terror, Black Dog Books, 2000 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"The Gentleman Is Dead!"
Detective Short Stories, April 1938

"Match Ya for It"
Detective Fiction Weekly, April 9, 1938

"Murder Makes a Frame"
Detective Fiction Weekly, April 30, 1938

"Blood for the Wolf-Pack"
Thrilling Mystery, May 1938
High Adventure, No. 88, May 2006

"Death's Fiery Serpents"
Spicy Mystery Stories, May 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Worth Fighting For"
Double Detective, May 1938
Boys' Life, April 1944

"She Slept Too Long"
Private Detective Stories, June 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
This story features the character P. Percy "Peeper" Poole, who appears in four interconnected tales.

"In This Corner—Death"
Double Detective, June 1938

"The Stolen Skull"
Boys' Life, June 1938

"Necktie Party"
Liberty, June 4, 1938
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine, July 1939

"Joker in the Deck"
Detective Fiction Weekly, June 18, 1938

"Rifles at Dawn"
Double Detective, July 1938

"Desperate Character"
Detective Fiction Weekly, July 9, 1938

"The Devil Has Flaming Eyes"
Complete Detective, August 1938

"The Forgotten Man-Killer"
Double Detective, August 1938

"Zannini's Puppets"
Spicy Mystery Stories, August 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Prison Pay-Off"
Spicy Detective Stories, August 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Tomorrow You Die"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, September 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Spicy-Adventure Stories, October 1942 (this story is reprinted here under the house pseudonym William Decatur and under the title "Dark Outlaw")

"The Education of a Killer"
Double Detective, September 1938

"Scandal Sheet"
Detective Fiction Weekly, September 17, 1938

"Masters of Midnight"
Detective Short Stories, October 1938

"Servant of Satan"
Spicy Mystery Stories, October 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Sabali Madness"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, October 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Three Rats—One Hole"
Double Detective, October 1938

"Ticket to Trouble"
Double-Action Detective, October 1938

"Murder at Hand"
Detective Fiction Weekly, October 1, 1938
Come Into My Parlor, Crippen & Landru, 2003

"Titans of Torture"
Thrilling Mystery, November 1938

"Curtain Call"
Black Mask, November 1938
Black Mask (British edition), November 1938
Long Live the Dead: Tales from Black Mask, Crippen & Landru, 2000

"Stand-In for Death"
Ten Story Gang, November 1938

"No Trial by Jury"
Detective Fiction Weekly, November 19, 1938

"I Am the Law"
Detective Fiction Weekly, November 26, 1938

"Federal Trail to Glory"
Ace G-Man Stories, November/December 1938

" 'The Gorilla Will Get You!' "
Romantic Detective, December 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Counsel for the Damned"
Double Detective, December 1938

"Satan Wears a Mask"
Detective Yarns, December 1938
High Adventure, No. 53, July 2000

"Long Live the Dead"
Black Mask, December 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Allen Beck)
Black Mask (British edition), December 1938 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Allen Beck)
Long Live the Dead: Tales from Black Mask, Crippen & Landru, 2000

"Song of the Lash"
Spicy Mystery Stories, December 1938 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Smoke in Your Eyes"
Black Mask, December 1938
Black Mask (British edition), December 1938
Long Live the Dead: Tales from Black Mask, Crippen & Landru, 2000 (this story is reprinted here under the title "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes")
The Black Lizard Big Book of Black Mask Stories, ed. Otto Penzler, Vintage Crime/Black Lizard, 2010
Black Mask, Fall 2017

"Death Writes a Policy" (serial)
Detective Fiction Weekly, December 10, December 17, December 24 and December 31, 1938

"The Careless Cadaver"
Detective Short Stories, January 1939

"Something for Nothing"
Candid Detective, January 1939

"Special Delivery"
Double Detective, January 1939

"Cops Are Not Heroes"
Detective Fiction Weekly, January 7, 1939
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, April 8, 1945

"The Pushover"
Detective Fiction Weekly, January 14, 1939

"Time Out"
Double Detective, February 1939
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, March 4, 1945

"By the Neck Until Dead"
Top-Notch Detective, March 1939

"John Bum's Body"
Detective Fiction Weekly, March 4, 1939

"Incident at the Border"
Thrilling Adventures, April 1939

"Red for Rebellion"
Detective Fiction Weekly, April 1, 1939

"According to Hoyle"
Detective Fiction Weekly, April 8, 1939
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, January 27, 1946

"Death Comes for a Diva"
Detective Fiction Weekly, April 15, 1939

"The Mystery of the Maudlin Mermaid"
Detective Fiction Weekly, April 22, 1939

"The Head of J. James"
Detective Fiction Weekly, April 29, 1939

"Hideout"
Detective Fiction Weekly, May 6, 1939
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, December 16, 1945
Short Stories, September 10, 1947

"Seven Dirty Dollars"
Detective Fiction Weekly, May 13, 1939
Detective Tales, April 1951

"Wit's End"
Detective Fiction Weekly, May 27, 1939

"The Crystal Doll Killings"
Strange Detective Mysteries, May/June 1939
By Moonlight Only, ed. Stephen Jones, PS Publishing, 2003

"Neither Gold nor Glory"
Detective Tales, June 1939

"Boomerang"
Argosy, June 10, 1939
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
100 Menacing Little Murder Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1998
This story features the character Kemal Sel, who appears in three interconnected tales.

"Time for Murder"
Detective Fiction Weekly, June 17, 1939
Come Into My Parlor, Crippen & Landru, 2003

"The Death Watch"
Weird Tales, June/July 1939
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
Cthulhu's Heirs: Tales of the Mythos for the New Millennium, ed. Thomas M. K. Stratman, Chaosium, 1994
This story is considered to be part of the Cthulhu Mythos cycle of tales that are set in a shared universe and inspired by H. P. Lovecraft's original work.

"And Sudden Death"
Detective Fiction Weekly, July 1, 1939

"Footprint"
Detective Fiction Weekly, July 8, 1939
Come Into My Parlor, Crippen & Landru, 2003

"Treadmill"
Detective Fiction Weekly, July 22, 1939

"Mr. Petrie Ties a Fly"
Detective Fiction Weekly, July 29, 1939

"Deal from the Bottom"
Dime Detective Magazine, August 1939

"Two Can Fight"
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine, August 1939

"Beards Grow Slowly"
Detective Fiction Weekly, August 5, 1939
Come Into My Parlor, Crippen & Landru, 2003

"But the Kill Was Cold"
Detective Fiction Weekly, August 12, 1939

"Symphony in Shrouds"
Detective Fiction Weekly, August 26, 1939

"Payroll Heist"
Double Detective, September 1939

"A Den for Daniel"
Detective Fiction Weekly, September 2, 1939

"Seven Into Murder"
Detective Fiction Weekly, September 9, 1939

"Come Into My Parlor"
Detective Fiction Weekly, September 16, 1939
Come Into My Parlor, Crippen & Landru, 2003

"The Melancholy Mask of M. Montreau"
Double Detective, October 1939

"But Few Are Chosen"
Detective Fiction Weekly, October 21, 1939
Come Into My Parlor, Crippen & Landru, 2003

"My Old Man"
Detective Fiction Weekly, November 11, 1939

"So Long, Slicker"
Detective Fiction Weekly, November 25, 1939

"Laugh, Clown!"
Detective Fiction Weekly, December 9, 1939

"The Barricade"
Detective Fiction Weekly, December 23, 1939
The Corpse Maker, ed. Sheldon Jaffery, Starmont House, 1988

"Farewell with Trumpets"
Dime Detective Magazine, January 1940
Officer Coffey Stories, Subterranean Press, 2000
This story features the character Officer Coffey, who appears in three interconnected tales.

"The Signature of Murder"
Detective Fiction Weekly, January 13, 1940

"No Errors"
Double Detective, February 1940

"Phantom Trap"
Detective Fiction Weekly, February 3, 1940

"Big City Blackout"
Detective Fiction Weekly, February 10, 1940

"A Gun for Galahad"
Detective Tales, March 1940

"Lost—and Found"
Black Mask, April 1940
Black Mask (British edition), April 1940
Long Live the Dead: Tales from Black Mask, Crippen & Landru, 2000

"Loose Loot"
Dime Detective Magazine, April 1940
Loose Loot (chapbook), Sidecar Preservation Society, 2001
This story features the character Officer Coffey, who appears in three interconnected tales.

"Certainly, Sister"
Detective Fiction Weekly, April 20, 1940

"Murder Me Him!"
Double Detective, May 1940
High Adventure, No. 75, March 2004

"School Mistress for the Mad"
Sinister Stories, May 1940

"Killer's Exit"
Detective Fiction Weekly, June 8, 1940
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997 (this story is reprinted here under the title "The Hostage")
This is not the same story as the one that shares the same title in the March 1937 issue of Federal Agent.

"Weak Sister-Act"
Detective Fiction Weekly, June 29, 1940

"He Didn't Know Nothin' "
Dime Detective Magazine, July 1940
Officer Coffey Stories, Subterranean Press, 2000
This story features the character Officer Coffey, who appears in three interconnected tales.

"Coffin Cargo"
Detective Fiction Weekly, July 20, 1940
This story features the character Jeff Cardin, who appears in two interconnected tales.

"Eel's Errand"
Spicy Detective Stories, August 1940 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears in several interconnected tales.

"Copper's Exit"
Red Star Detective, August 1940

"A Picture of Guilt"
Detective Fiction Weekly, August 3, 1940
Come Into My Parlor, Crippen & Landru, 2003

"Not Dead but Sleeping"
Double Detective, September 1940
High Adventure, No. 93, March 2007

"Prowl by Night"
Detective Fiction Weekly, September 14, 1940

"Deadfall by Night"
Red Star Adventures, October 1940

"The Widow Wears Scarlet"
Spicy Detective Stories, October 1940 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Prey of the Prowler"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, October 1940 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Dark Doors of Doom and Other Stories of Mystery and Terror, Black Dog Books, 2000 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Easy to Kill"
Detective Fiction Weekly, October 19, 1940
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, October 7, 1945
Come Into My Parlor, Crippen & Landru, 2003

"The Missing Mr. Lee"
Black Mask, November 1940
Black Mask (British edition), November 1940
Long Live the Dead: Tales from Black Mask, Crippen & Landru, 2000

"Death's Door"
Detective Short Stories, November 1940
Death Stalks the Night, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995

"Murder Off Key"
Detective Fiction Weekly, November 2, 1940

"The Last Laugh"
Spicy Detective Stories, December 1940 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Beneath the Vapor Veil"
Spicy Mystery Stories, January 1941 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Death on the Program"
G-Men Detective, January 1941

"The Thirsty Thing"
Terror Tales, January 1941
Terror Tales (British edition), No. 2, March 1949
The Scream Factory (fanzine), No. 9, Summer 1992
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Front-Page Frame-Up"
Black Mask, February 1941
Long Live the Dead: Tales from Black Mask, Crippen & Landru, 2000
This story features the character Jeff Cardin, who appears in two interconnected tales.

"The Beast of Little Black"
Terror Tales, March 1941
Terror Tales (British edition), No. 1, November/December 1948

"Annie Any More"
Spicy Detective Stories, March 1941 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Hurricane Tramp"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, March 1941 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Terror's Twin"
Detective Fiction Weekly, March 1, 1941

"Stranger in Town"
Black Mask, April 1941
Black Mask (Canadian edition), August 1941
Long Live the Dead: Tales from Black Mask, Crippen & Landru, 2000

"On Ice"
Spicy Detective Stories, April 1941 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Nightmare for Three"
Liberty, April 5, 1941

"An Eye for the Future"
The Green Ghost Detective, Spring 1941
Thrilling Detective (Canadian edition), June 1942

"The Monster Fringe"
Spicy Mystery Stories, May 1941 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Satan's Red Mist"
Strange Detective Mysteries, May 1941
Strange Detective Mysteries (Canadian edition), August 1941

"Appointment with Yesterday"
Detective Fiction Weekly, May 24, 1941
Strange Detective Mysteries (Canadian edition), May 1944
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, February 10, 1946
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, June 1984
Tales from Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, ed. Cathleen Jordan & Cynthia Manson, Morrow, 1988
100 Crooked Little Crime Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Geoffrey Vace)
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"Shadow Man" (serial)
Detective Fiction Weekly, May 31, June 7, June 14, June 21 and June 28, 1941

"Death Has Green Eyes"
Spicy Detective Stories, June 1941 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"The Cat and the Killer"
Detective Tales, June 1941

"The Coming of Senor Bravo"
Street & Smith's Wild West Weekly, June 28, 1941

"The Second Slug"
Spicy Detective Stories, July 1941 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Too Tight the Grave"
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine, July 1941

"Two Kinds of Snake"
Detective Fiction Weekly, July 5, 1941
Big-Book Detective Magazine (Canadian edition), June 1944

"Trouble-Tamin' Tumbleweed"
Street & Smith's Wild West Weekly, July 19, 1941

"The Silken Snakes"
Exciting Detective, Summer 1941
Exciting Detective (Canadian edition), December 1941

"Ding Dong Belle"
Dime Detective Magazine, August 1941
Hard-Boiled Detectives, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Gramercy Books, 1992
Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories, Fedogan & Bremer, 2000
The Complete Cases of Peter Kane, Altus Press, 2018
This story features the character Peter Kane, a private eye who appears in nine interconnected tales.

"Showdown on Squaw Mountain"
Street & Smith's Western Story, August 9, 1941

"Lynx Sign"
Street & Smith's Wild West Weekly, August 16, 1941

"Cure for Coyotes"
Street & Smith's Wild West Weekly, August 30, 1941

"Ghost-Town Gamble"
Street & Smith's Wild West Weekly, September 13, 1941

"Photo Finish"
Detective Fiction, September 17, 1941
10 Story Mystery Magazine (Canadian edition), September 1944

"Krock's Wife"
Spicy Detective Stories, October 1941 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"The Big If"
Super Sports, October 1941

"The Guardian Angel"
Double Detective, October 1941
Strange Detective Mysteries (Canadian edition), November 1943

"Brother to the Hawk"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), October 26, 1941

"The Dead Don't Swim"
Dime Detective Magazine, November 1941
Dime Detective Magazine (Canadian edition), April 1942
Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories, Fedogan & Bremer, 2000
The Complete Cases of Peter Kane, Altus Press, 2018
This story features the character Peter Kane, a private eye who appears in nine interconnected tales.

"The Albino Butterbugs"
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine, November 1941
Street & Smith's Mystery Detective (British edition), August 1956

"Raw-Deal River"
Street & Smith's Western Story, November 1, 1941

"Double Doom"
Street & Smith's Wild West Weekly, November 8, 1941

"Beyond Price"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), November 9, 1941

"Free Frenchman"
Short Stories, November 10, 1941
Short Stories (British edition), June 1946

"Homicide Highway"
Detective Fiction, November 29, 1941
10 Story Mystery Magazine (Canadian edition), November 1943

"Desperate Promise"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), December 14, 1941

"Faith for Rent"
Detective Fiction, December 27, 1941
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, May 20, 1945

"Gallant Gamble"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), December 28, 1941

"A Pile of Publicity"
Spicy Detective Stories, January 1942 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"Torment Trail"
Western Action, January 1942

"No Place to Hide"
Dime Detective Magazine, February 1942
Dime Detective Magazine (Canadian edition), August 1942
Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories, Fedogan & Bremer, 2000
The Complete Cases of Peter Kane, Altus Press, 2018
This story features the character Peter Kane, a private eye who appears in nine interconnected tales.

"The Thing from the Swamp"
Spicy Mystery Stories, February 1942 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
The Corpse Maker, ed. Sheldon Jaffery, Starmont House, 1988
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Crocodile"
Thrilling Adventures, February 1942

"Death Is a Black Stallion"
Real Western, February 1942
Real Western (Canadian edition), September 1942
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, September 16, 1945

"Headstone for a Heel"
True Gangster Stories, February 1942
True Gangster Stories (British edition), circa 1942

"White Water Run"
Street & Smith's Western Story, February 14, 1942
Street & Smith's Western Story (British edition), April 1942
Street & Smith's Western Adventure (British edition), February 1957

" 'Don't Tell Joe!' "
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), February 15, 1942

"Purr of a Cat"
Spicy Mystery Stories, March 1942 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
Fields of Blood: Vampire Stories from the American Midwest, ed. Martin H. Greenberg & Lawrence Schimel, Cumberland House Publishing, 1998
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"Whitewater Challenge"
Street & Smith's Western Story, March 14, 1942
Short Stories, June 10, 1946 (this story is reprinted here under the title "White Water Challenge")
Short Stories, December 1957 (this story is reprinted here under the title "White Water Challenge")
Short Stories (British edition), August 1958 (this story is reprinted here under the title "White Water Challenge")

"A Share in America"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), March 22, 1942

"Eel's Eve"
Spicy Detective Stories, April 1942 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Escapades of the Eel, Tattered Pages Press, 1997
This story features the character "The Eel", who appears several interconnected tales.

"The Whisperers"
Spicy Mystery Stories, April 1942 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
The Mammoth Book of Werewolves, ed. Stephen Jones, Carroll & Graf, 1994
The Giant Book of Werewolves, ed. Stephen Jones, Parragon, 1995

"Swamp Terror"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), April 12, 1942
The Boy's Own Paper, August 1955

"Flame Trap"
Street & Smith's Western Story, April 25, 1942

"The Caverns of Time"
Spicy Mystery Stories, May 1942 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977

"The Vanishing Dead"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, May 1942 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Hangman's Swamp"
Street & Smith's Western Story, May 16, 1942

"Two Were Left"
The American Magazine, June 1942
The Boy's Own Paper, March 1955
Best Short Shorts, ed. Eric Berger, Scholastic, 1967
Lighthouse Magazine #3, October 2004

"Swamp Trap"
Adventure, June 1942

"This Way to Death"
True Gangster Stories, June 1942

"High Heart"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), June 7, 1942

"The Road Ahead"
The American Magazine, August 1942
The Boy's Own Paper, December 1954

"Blizzard Pasear"
Street & Smith's Western Story, August 1, 1942

"Payoff for a Polecat"
Street & Smith's Western Story, August 29, 1942

"Satan's Slough"
Spicy Mystery Stories, September 1942 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"The Fugitive Face"
Dime Detective Magazine, September 1942

"I've Never Told You"
Family Circle, September 25, 1942

"Timber Treachery"
Street & Smith's Western Story, September 26, 1942

"A Man's Mark"
Short Stories, October 10, 1942
Short Stories, (British edition), September 1949

"Something to Be Proud Of"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), October 25, 1942

"White Star of Egypt"
Spicy-Adventure Stories, November 1942 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
White Star of Egypt, Black Dog Books, 1999 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Blackguard's Book"
Flynn's Detective, December 1942

"Calavan"
Spicy Mystery Stories, December 1942 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"A Man's Share"
The Strand Magazine, January 1943

"Tomorrow's Hymn"
Sir!, January 1943

"Dark Doors of Doom"
Speed Mystery, February 1943 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
Dark Doors of Doom and Other Stories of Mystery and Terror, Black Dog Books, 2000 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"As Does a Spider—"
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine, February 1943
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine (Canadian edition), June 1943
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine (British edition), June 1943
Detective Story Annual, 1946

"Banners High"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), February 7, 1943

"Monkey See Murder"
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine, March 1943
All Fiction Detective Anthology, 1948

"Passport to Hell"
New Detective Magazine, March 1943
New Detective Magazine (Canadian edition), August 1943

"Some Drift Forever ..."
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), March 7, 1943

"One Man's River"
Short Stories, March 10, 1943
Short Stories (British edition), August 1950

"This Is the Way We Bake Our Dead"
Dime Detective Magazine, June 1943

"Magic in the Hat"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), August 22, 1943

"The Bribe"
Short Stories, August 25, 1943
Short Stories (British edition), December 1951

"Prussian Lullaby"
Sir!, September 1943

"Tomorrow is Forever"
Adventure, September 1943
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
100 Fiendish Little Frightmares, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1997

"Murder in Their Eyes"
Detective Short Stories, October 1943 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Hugh Barnett)

"Bad Water"
Private Detective Stories, November 1943 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"There Goes Henderson!"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), November 7, 1943

"For Marianne"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), November 14, 1943

"Hangman's Chain"
Private Detective Stories, December 1943

"Steve Takes a Hand"
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine, January 1944
Second Mystery Companion, ed. A. L. Furman, Gold Label Books, 1944
Street & Smith's Detective Monthly (British edition), July 1956

"Fall Guy"
Super-Detective, February 1944 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

" 'Why Did You Do It?' "
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), February 20, 1944

"Comeback in Redling"
Speed Adventure Stories, March 1944 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"He Knew the Enemy"
Speed Adventure Stories, March 1944

"Southbound Special"
Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine, March 1944
Street & Smith's Detective Monthly (British edition), July 1957

" 'Jonah' "
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), March 12, 1944

"So Long, Sister"
Speed Adventure Stories, May 1944 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Donovan's Island"
Speed Adventure Stories, July 1944

"The General Comes to Town"
Speed Adventure Stories, July 1944 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Angry Little Sister"
The Saturday Evening Post, November 25, 1944

"No Man's Island"
Speed Adventure Stories, January 1945

"Navy Man"
Collier's, January 6, 1945

"This Lasting Light"
Short Stories, February 10, 1945

"A Psychiatrist Turns Detective"
Scientific Detective, August 1945 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"No Detour"
Argosy, January 1947
Windy City Pulp Stories #3, 2003 (a special edition of this magazine that was free to attendees of the 2003 Windy City Pulp and Paperback Convention)

"Two Make a Team"
Short Stories, February 25, 1947

"The Kweilin Express"
Family Circle, March 1947

"The Secret of Trinity's Island"
Argosy, November 1947
Argosy (British edition), October 1956

"The Man Who Couldn't Die"
Argosy, February 1948
Adventure Tales, Winter 2004/2005
Adventure Tales #1, ed. John Gregory Betancourt, Wildside Press, 2004

"The Test"
Boys' Life, April 1948

"Peter Hindley's Gold Machine"
Argosy, May 1948

"River to Nowhere"
Boys' Life, May 1948

"The Flame"
Short Stories, July 10, 1948

"The Surangani Affair"
Short Stories, November 10, 1948

"The Treasure"
Short Stories, April 1949

"The Man from Heaven"
Country Gentleman, May 1949

"Fool's Courage"
The Saturday Evening Post, June 18, 1949

"Okay, Mary"
Liberty, September 1949
Visitants: Stories of Fallen Angels & Heavenly Hosts, ed. Stephen Jones, Ulysses Press, 2010

"Number One Magic"
Short Stories, October 1949

"The Woman Who Wouldn't Run"
The Saturday Evening Post, October 22, 1949
Action Monthly Magazine (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), No. 8, circa 1950s

"The Unapproachable Woman"
The Saturday Evening Post, February 4, 1950

"The Ardent Woodsman"
The Saturday Evening Post, February 18, 1950
Short Story Magazine (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), No. 77, December 1950

"Treasure Deep"
Boys' Life, June 1950

"The Ship of God" (serial)
Country Gentleman, June, July, August and September 1950

"The Lady in the Jungle"
The Saturday Evening Post, September 16, 1950
John Bull, March 3, 1951

"Payoff at Palembang"
Argosy, December 1950

"Lord of the Island"
John Bull, December 9, 1950

"The Way Back"
Country Gentleman, January 1951

"Guilt Frame"
15 Story Detective, February 1951

"The Richest Cat in Town"
Detective Tales, February 1951
Detective Tales (Canadian edition), February 1951

"The Doctor's Wife"
The Saturday Evening Post, February 24, 1951
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"The Troublesome Taxi"
The Saturday Evening Post, March 31, 1951
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962 (this story is reprinted here under the title "Troublesome Taxi")

"The Silent Horror"
The Saturday Evening Post, April 28, 1951

"Papuan Magic"
Argosy (British edition), September 1951

"New Guinea Manhunt"
The Blue Book Magazine, October 1951

"The Castaway"
John Bull, December 29, 1951

"River of Voices"
Boys' Life, February 1952
The Boy's Own Paper, June 1952

"Wedding in Haiti"
The American Magazine, April 1952

"Murder Island"
The Saturday Evening Post, April 19, 1952

"The Specter in the Pool"
Boys' Life, May 1952

"Betrayal"
The Saturday Evening Post, August 9, 1952
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"The Last Accounting"
Country Gentleman, September 1952

"Hurricane"
The American Magazine, November 1952

"Off Course, Lost"
John Bull, November 22, 1952

"River of Death"
The Saturday Evening Post, November 22, 1952

"The Manager's Girl"
John Bull, January 10, 1953

"The Forbidden Island"
Esquire, April 1953
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"The Jungle That Couldn't Be Tamed"
The Saturday Evening Post, May 9, 1953

"A Man to Gun For"
Adventure, June 1953

"Devil's Pit"
The American Magazine, July 1953

"The Spectre in the Jungle"
Cosmopolitan, August 1953

"Terror Mountain"
The American Magazine, August 1953

"Vengeance Island"
Argosy, August 1953
Adventure, December 1962

"Trapped in the Tomb"
Boys' Life, September 1953

"Island Feud"
Argosy, December 1953
Adventure Tales, Winter 2004/2005
Adventure Tales #1, ed. John Gregory Betancourt, Wildside Press, 2004

"Wave of Terror"
Country Gentleman, March 1954

"The Madman of the Mountain"
The Saturday Evening Post, June 12, 1954
Argosy (British edition), March 1956

"The Phantom Moth"
Boys' Life, August 1954
The Boy's Own Paper, January 1955
The Boys' Life Book of Mystery Stories, Random House, 1963

"The Woman at Fog Point"
The Saturday Evening Post, October 16, 1954
Argosy (British edition), June 1957

"The Hanging Rope"
The Boy's Own Paper, February 1955

"Alike Under the Skin"
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1955
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine (British edition), April 1955
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine (Australian edition), June 1955

"Fortress of Fear"
The American Magazine, April 1955

"The Hand of Kajo"
The Boy's Own Paper, April 1955

"Serpent in the Sun"
Collier's, June 10, 1955
Argosy (British edition), December 1955

"Phantom Fortune"
The Boy's Own Paper, July 1955

"Girl Shy"
The Saturday Evening Post, August 13, 1955

"The Girl Who Swam at Night"
The Saturday Evening Post, October 29, 1955

"The Second Mrs. Haskell"
The American Magazine, November 1955

"Senorita of Minnesota"
The Saturday Evening Post, December 3, 1955

"Drums of Revolt"
Star Weekly, December 31, 1955
Drums of Revolt, Robert Hale, 1957

"Flight of the Jungle Bird"
Boys' Life, February 1956
The Boy's Own Paper, July 1956

"Extra Girl"
The Saturday Evening Post, February 25, 1956

"The Hunter and the Hunted"
The Saturday Evening Post, March 31, 1956
John Bull, September 29, 1956
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"Cloudburst"
John Bull, May 19, 1956

"Bait for a Bachelor"
The Saturday Evening Post, June 9, 1956

"San Marlo Incident"
The Saturday Evening Post, October 6, 1956
John Bull, February 2, 1957

"The Too-Proper Young Man"
The Saturday Evening Post, November 17, 1956
John Bull, March 30, 1957

"The Unwelcome Tourists"
The Saturday Evening Post, January 5, 1957
The Saturday Evening Post, January/February 1995

"Woman in the Shrine"
Redbook, February 1957

"Terror in the Temple"
Boys' Life, April 1957

"The Lovable Liar"
The Saturday Evening Post, May 25, 1957

"Terror of the Temple"
The Boy's Own Paper, September 1957

"Secret of Happiness"
The Saturday Evening Post, September 7, 1957

"Everyone Calls Me Paco"
John Bull, October 26, 1957

"Lifeline"
Redbook, November 1957

"Troubled Waters"
Boys' Life, November 1957

"Forgetful Charlie"
Leatherneck: Magazine of the Marines, 1957 (date of issue unknown)
100 Hilarious Little Howlers, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1999

"Forbidden Love"
Redbook, January 1958

"Forgetful Tony"
John Bull, January 11, 1958

"Wild Ride"
The Saturday Evening Post, May 17, 1958

"Phantom Warning"
Argosy (British edition), June 1958

"Death Drive"
The Saturday Evening Post, June 14, 1958

"Impossible Thief"
The Elks Magazine, July 1958
Argosy (British edition), February 1959
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962 (this story is reprinted here under the title "The Impossible Thief")

"The Girl Who Did Everything Wrong"
The Saturday Evening Post, July 19, 1958

"Mob Victim"
The Saturday Evening Post, August 23, 1958

"Shadow of the Temples"
Argosy (British edition), September 1958

"Lonely Journey"
Redbook, September 1958
Suspense (Australian edition), February 1959
Suspense (British edition), February 1959

"The Cross on the Drum"
Ladies' Home Journal, October 1958 (this novel is printed here in a shorter form to the 1959 Doubleday edition)
The Cross on the Drum, Doubleday, 1959

"A Man to Respect"
John Bull and Illustrated, November 8, 1958

"Second Wife"
Redbook, December 1958
John Bull Everybody's Weekly, September 5, 1959

"The Girl on the Road"
The Saturday Evening Post, January 31, 1959

"The Mission"
The Saturday Evening Post, March 14, 1959
The Mission: A Little Classic of the Spirit (chapbook), Doubleday, 1960
The Saturday Evening Post Stories 1959, Doubleday, 1960
The Saturday Evening Post, March 1987 (this story is reprinted here as a two-part serial, with part one being published in the March 1987 issue)
The Saturday Evening Post, April 1987 (this story is reprinted here as a two-part serial, with part two being published in the April 1987 issue)

"Change of Heart"
Woman's Day, April 1959

"Terror in the Town"
The Saturday Evening Post, April 25, 1959
John Bull Everybody's Weekly, September 26, 1959

"Voodoo Village"
Boys' Life, June 1959

"Two Small Feet"
John Bull Everybody's Weekly, June 27, 1959

"Prowler in the House"
The Saturday Evening Post, July 11, 1959

"The Gang in the Black Jackets"
The Saturday Evening Post, August 22, 1959

"Strange Awakening"
The Saturday Evening Post, January 9, 1960
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"The Wailing Waters"
Boys' Life, February 1960
The Boys' Life Book of Mystery Stories, Random House, 1963

"Stubborn Woman"
Woman's Journal, March 1960

"His Sister's Keeper"
The Saturday Evening Post, April 23, 1960

"Hard of Heart"
The Saturday Evening Post, June 11, 1960

"High Man on the Mountain"
Suspense (British edition), August 1960
Suspense (Australian edition), August 1960

"Bannigan's War"
The Saturday Evening Post, August 6, 1960

"End of Summer"
Redbook, September 1960

"Little Girl in Black Stockings"
The Saturday Evening Post, October 22, 1960
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"Double or Quit"
Argosy (British edition), February 1961

"The Wild One"
Ladies' Home Journal, May 1961
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"Peril in the Gorge"
Boys' Life, October 1961
The Boys' Life Book of Mystery Stories, Random House, 1963
The Unwanted and Peril in the Gorge, The American Book Company, 1965

"Island Girl"
Cosmopolitan, October 1961

"Jamaica Storm"
The Saturday Evening Post, October 28, 1961

"The Unwanted"
Boys' Life, April 1962
The Unwanted and Peril in the Gorge, The American Book Company, 1965

"Perilous Journey"
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"The Prowler"
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"The King of Port Marie"
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"The Angel of Bel Air"
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"The Mountains of Fear"
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"The Brats"
The Witching Lands: Tales of the West Indies, Doubleday, 1962

"Footsteps in the Night"
Messenger of the Sacred Heart, 1962 (date of issue unknown)
100 Crooked Little Crime Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994

"Creatures of the Night"
Ladies' Home Journal, September 1963

"Stars in His Eyes"
Star Weekly, 1963 (date of issue unknown)
Argosy (British edition), October 1963

"I'll Walk You Home"
Good Housekeeping, April 1964

"Cavern of the Lost"
Boys' Life, May 1964

"The Woman at the Pond"
Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, January 1965
100 Menacing Little Murder Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1998

"Grandfather and the Wondrous Beast"
Star Weekly, January 9, 1965
Argosy (British edition), August 1965
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"To Trust in Andy"
Good Housekeeping, April 1965

"Peril at the Bridge"
Boys' Life, July 1965

"The Catbird Nest"
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, August 1965
Anyone for Murder?, ed. Alfred Hitchcock, New English Library, 1967 (this anthology was ghost edited by Peter Haining)

"Naked in Darkness"
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, August 1965
100 Dastardly Little Detective Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1993

"Footsteps"
This Week (a Sunday supplement magazine syndicated to newspapers in the USA), September 26, 1965
Argosy (British edition), June 1966
100 Crooked Little Crime Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"The Course of Justice"
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, October 1965
100 Dastardly Little Detective Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1993

"Take Me, for Instance"
Argosy (British edition), February 1966
Whispers, November 1974
Borderland, October 1987 (a special edition of this magazine that was free to attendees of the 1987 World Fantasy Convention)
100 Creepy Little Creatures, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994

"Many Happy Returns"
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1966
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
100 Crooked Little Crime Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Second Baby"
Good Housekeeping, April 1966

"Tempest in Paradise"
Argosy (British edition), January 1967

"Island of Eve"
Argosy (British edition), August 1968

"The Search for Little Mary"
Good Housekeeping, June 1969

"Two Very Special People"
Good Housekeeping, April 1970

"All About Love and Marriage"
Good Housekeeping, May 1970

"Three's a Family"
Good Housekeeping, September 1971

"Ladies in Waiting"
Whispers, June 1975
Murgunstrumm and Others, Carcosa, 1977
Whispers, ed. Stuart David Schiff, Doubleday, 1977
I Shudder at Your Touch, ed. Michele Slung, Roc/New American Library, 1991
100 Creepy Little Creatures, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994
A Century of Horror 1970-1979, ed. David A. Drake & Martin H. Greenberg, MJF Books, 1996
Haunted Houses: The Greatest Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, MJF Books, 1997

"Hellegebroed"
Land van de Griezel, ed. A. van Hageland, D.A.P. Reinaert, 1976
This short story was translated into Dutch for its inclusion in this anthology. The original, English language title of this story is not known.

"Katie's Thirst for Romance"
The Evening News (London, England), February 5, 1976
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000 (this story is reprinted here under the title "Water Girl")

"From the Lower Deep"
Whispers II, ed. Stuart David Schiff, Doubleday, 1979
The Year's Best Horror Stories: Series VIII, ed. Karl Edward Wagner, DAW Books, 1980
Horrorstory: Volume Three, ed. Gerald W. Page & Karl Edward Wagner, Underwood-Miller, 1992
The Best of Whispers, ed. Stuart David Schiff, Borderlands Press, 1994
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"A Place of No Return"
Fantasy Tales (fanzine), Summer 1981
Fantasy Book, June 1984
The Best Horror from Fantasy Tales, ed. Stephen Jones & David Sutton, Robinson, 1988
Horror by Lamplight, Chancellor Press, 1993
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"The Door Below"
Whispers III, ed. Stuart David Schiff, Doubleday, 1981
Lighthouse Horrors: Tales of Adventure, Suspense, and the Supernatural, ed. Charles G. Waugh, Martin H. Greenberg & Jenny-Lynn Azarian, Down East Books, 1993
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Always Together"
Death, ed. Stuart David Schiff, Playboy Paperbacks, 1982
100 Crooked Little Crime Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Allen Beck)
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"One to Chicago"
World Fantasy Convention 1983: Sixty Years of Weird Tales, ed. Robert E. Weinberg, Weird Tales, Ltd., 1983

"What Say the Frogs Now, Jenny?"
Whispers IV, ed. Stuart David Schiff, Doubleday, 1983
More Dixie Ghosts: More Haunting, Spine-Chilling Stories from the American South, ed. Martin H Greenberg, Frank D. McSherry, Jr. & Charles G. Waugh, Rutledge Hill Press, 1994
100 Tiny Tales of Terror, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1996
Haunted Dixie: Great Ghost Stories from the American South, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Frank D. McSherry, Jr. & Charles G. Waugh, Fall River Press, 2008

"Final Game"
Whispers, October 1983
100 Crooked Little Crime Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"The Isle of Truth"
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, October 1983

"The Lady Wore Black"
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, March 1984
Mystery Cats, Signet, 1991
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000
Feline Felonies, ed. Abigail Browning, Galahad Books, 2001

"The Room Above the Top"
Shudder Stories (fanzine), No. 1, June 1984
100 Twisted Little Tales of Torment, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1998

"Erzulie"
Risque Stories (fanzine), No. 2, October 1984 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000 (this story is reprinted here under the title "Allie's Cat")

"Run for Your Life"
Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, October 1984

"Just the Two of Us"
Crypt of Cthulhu (fanzine), No. 25, Michaelmas 1984
100 Wicked Little Witch Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1995
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Damballa's Slough"
Whispers, December 1984
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Brides of the Blood-Fiend from Hell"
Shudder Stories (fanzine), No. 2, December 1984

"Footprints in Perdu"
Whispers V, ed. Stuart David Schiff, Doubleday, 1985
100 Sneaky Little Sleuth Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1997

"Mistress of Shadows"
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, February 1985
Murder Most Cozy, ed. Cynthia Manson, Signet, 1993

"Damsels for the Damned"
Shudder Stories (fanzine), No. 3, April 1985
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"House of Dark Desire"
Risque Stories (fanzine), No. 3, July 1985 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"Of Time and Space"
Borderland, Vol. 1, No. 2, 1985
100 Wicked Little Witch Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1995
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997 (this story is reprinted here under the title "Of Time & Space")

"And When We Sleep"
Crypt of Cthulhu (fanzine), No. 39, Roodmas 1986
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"Sixgun Hellcats from Black River"
Risque Stories (fanzine), No. 4, October 1986
This novelette was co-written by Marc A. Cerasini and Charles E. Hoffman.

"After the Funeral"
Fantasy Tales (fanzine), Winter 1986
The Complete Masters of Darkness, ed. Dennis Etchison, Underwood-Miller, 1991
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"The Back of the Mirror"
Borderland, October 1987 (a special edition of this magazine that was free to attendees of the 1987 World Fantasy Convention)
100 Fiendish Little Frightmares, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1997
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"No Flowers for Henry"
Whispers, October 1987
100 Crooked Little Crime Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Carl Hughes)
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"Anti"
Pulp Magazine #1 (fanzine), March 1989

"The Blade and the Claw"
Lovecraft's Legacy, ed. Martin H. Greenberg & Robert E. Weinberg, Tor, 1990

"Long Live the Queen"
The Tome (fanzine), No. 7, 1991
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"Red Devils"
Psycho-Paths, ed. Robert Bloch, Tor, 1991

"The Hard-Luck Kid"
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, November 1992
100 Crooked Little Crime Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994 (this story is reprinted here under the pseudonym Geoffrey Vace)
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Another Kind of Enchanted Cottage"
Journeys to the Twilight Zone, ed. Carol Serling & Martin H. Greenberg, DAW Books, 1993
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Mission to Margal"
The Mammoth Book of Zombies, ed. Stephen Jones, Robinson, 1993
The Giant Book of Zombies, ed. Stephen Jones, Parragon, 1995
Zombies! Zombies! Zombies!, ed. Otto Penzler, Vintage Crime/Black Lizard, 2011
Zombies: A Compendium of the Living Dead, ed. Otto Penzler, Corvus, 2012
Zombies!: Tales of the Walking Dead, ed. Stephen Jones, Skyhorse Publishing, 2013

"The Mountains of Time"
Ghosttide, ed. Claudia O'Keefe, Revenant Press, 1993

"To the Point"
Tall Tales & Short Stories, Dragoman Publishing, 1993
100 Crooked Little Crime Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1994

"The Caller"
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, November 1993
Mystery Cats 3: More Feline Felonies, ed. Cynthia Manson, Signet/New American Library, 1995
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000
Feline Felonies, ed. Abigail Browning, Galahad Books, 2001

"The Skeptic"
The Urbanite, No. 3, 1993
100 Tiny Tales of Terror, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1996
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000 (this story is reprinted here under the title "The Sceptic")

"The Kutting Edge"
Fred Olen Ray's Weird Menace, ed. Fred Olen Ray, American Independent Press, 1994 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Justin Case)

"Gordie's Pets"
Return to the Twilight Zone, ed. Carol Serling & Martin H. Greenberg, DAW Books, 1994
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"Genesis II"
The Earth Strikes Back: New Tales of Ecological Horror, ed. Richard T. Chizmar, Mark V. Ziesing, 1994
The Earth Strikes Back: An Anthology of Ecological Horror, ed. Richard T. Chizmar, Borealis/White Wolf Publishing, 1996

"Just Another H.P.L. Horror Story"
Dark Voices 6: The Pan Book of Horror, ed. Stephen Jones & David Sutton, Pan Books, 1994
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Don't Open the Door!"
Fred Olen Ray's Weird Menace, ed. Fred Olen Ray, American Independent Press, 1994
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Vanishing Point"
Northern Frights 2, ed. Don Hutchison, Mosaic Press, 1994
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997
Murder Most Scottish, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, Bob Adey & Ed Gorman, Barnes and Noble Books, 1999

"A Honeymoon to Remember"
Weird Tales, Spring 1994
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"Chernick"
Phantasm, No. 1, 1994
The Door Below, Fedogan & Bremer, 1997

"Puss-Puss"
The Urbanite, No. 4, 1994
The Lady Wore Black and Other Weird Cat Tails, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"First Love"
100 Vicious Little Vampire Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1995

"The Law"
100 Vicious Little Vampire Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1995

"Forever Is a Long Long Time"
The Urbanite, No. 6, 1995

"Nights in the Mountains of Haiti"
Werewolves, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, DAW Books, 1995

"A Dying at Blackwater"
Ancient Enchantresses, ed. Richard Gilliam, Martin H. Greenberg & Kathleen M. Massie-Ferch, DAW Books, 1995

"A Stranger from Atlanta"
100 Astounding Little Alien Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1996

"Five to Get Ready, Two to Go"
Cemetery Dance, No. 23, Spring 1996
The Best of Cemetery Dance, ed. Richard T. Chizmar, Cemetery Dance Publications, 1998

"Halleluja"
Cemetery Dance, No. 25, Fall 1996

"By Heaven!"
Bitter/Sweet, Necronomicon Press, 1996

"Aiyana and the Gallant Rider"
Bitter/Sweet, Necronomicon Press, 1996

"... And Out"
Pirate Writings, No. 14, 1997

"A Gift of Magic"
Weirdbook 30 Combined with Whispers, Spring 1997

"The Second Time Around"
The Mammoth Book of Dracula: Vampire Tales for the New Millennium, ed. Stephen Jones, Robinson, 1997
The Mammoth Book of Dracula, ed. Stephen Jones, Robinson, 2011
In the Footsteps of Dracula: Tales of the Un-Dead Count, ed. Stephen Jones, Pegasus Books, 2017

"The Wink"
100 Sneaky Little Sleuth Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1997

"A Touch of Magic"
100 Sneaky Little Sleuth Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1997

"Gramp Takes a Hand"
100 Sneaky Little Sleuth Stories, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1997
The copyright for this story is given as 1944. I have been unable, so far, to uncover any details regarding either its original publication, or indeed whether this tale was written in 1944 but its appearance in this anthology is the first time it was ever published.

"Killing Time"
The Urbanite, No. 8, Spring 1997

"Total Reality"
The Urbanite, No. 9, Fall 1997

"Noble Warrior"
Secret City: Strange Tales of London, ed. Jo Fletcher & Stephen Jones, Titan Books, 1997

"Right of Way"
Night Terrors, No. 6, June 1998

"Encore"
Horrors! 365 Scary Stories: Get Your Daily Dose of Terror, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1998

"Green Fingers"
Horrors! 365 Scary Stories: Get Your Daily Dose of Terror, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1998

"One Way"
Horrors! 365 Scary Stories: Get Your Daily Dose of Terror, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1998

"Teacher's Pets"
Horrors! 365 Scary Stories: Get Your Daily Dose of Terror, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1998

"Unfinished Journey"
Horrors! 365 Scary Stories: Get Your Daily Dose of Terror, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 1998

"The Man in Black"
Cemetery Sonata, ed. June Hubbard, Chameleon Publishing, 1999 (this story is printed here under the pseudonym Carl Hughes)

"Inside the Earth, Under the Sea"
Weird Tales, Fall 1999
Weird Tales: Fall 1999—Summer 2000, ed. Darrell Schweitzer & George H. Scithers, Wildside Press, 2003

"The Govi"
New Mythos Legends, ed. Bruce Gehweiler, Marietta Publishing, 1999
This story is considered to be part of the Cthulhu Mythos cycle of tales that are set in a shared universe and inspired by H. P. Lovecraft's original work.

"A Voice in the Wild"
Northern Frights 5, ed. Don Hutchison, Mosaic Press, 1999
Wild Things Live There: The Best of Northern Frights, ed. Don Hutchison, Mosaic Press, 2001

"Littler"
Shadows and Silence, ed. Barbara Roden & Christopher Roden, Ash-Tree Press, 2000

"Joey"
Crafty Cat Crimes: 100 Tiny Cat Tale Mysteries, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Robert E. Weinberg, Barnes and Noble Books, 2000

"Lady from Hell"
Imagination Fully Dilated: Volume II, ed. Elizabeth Engstrom, IFD Publishing, 2000

"Quiet Zone"
The Urbanite, No. 12, Spring 2001

"Intruders"
Song of Cthulhu: Tales of the Spheres Beyond Sound, ed. Stephen Mark Rainey, Chaosium, 2001
This story is considered to be part of the Cthulhu Mythos cycle of tales that are set in a shared universe and inspired by H. P. Lovecraft's original work.

"Mr. Mowry Goes to War"
Cemetery Dance, No. 38, 2002

"Clarissa"
Cemetery Dance, No. 43, 2003

"From the Pits of Elder Blasphemy"
Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror, No. 9, 2005
Blasphemies and Revelations, ed. Robert M. Price, Mythos Books, 2008 (this story is reprinted here in an expanded novelette form which was co-written by Robert M. Price, the author of all the tales assembled in this book)
Acolytes of Cthulhu: Short Stories Inspired by H. P. Lovecraft, ed. Robert M. Price, Titan Books, 2014 (this story is reprinted here in an expanded novelette form which was co-written by Robert M. Price)
This story is considered to be part of the Cthulhu Mythos cycle of tales that are set in a shared universe and inspired by H. P. Lovecraft's original work.

"The Coming"
Weird Shadows Over Innsmouth, ed. Stephen Jones, Fedogan & Bremer, 2005

"Brief Stay in a Small Town"
Joe R. Lansdale's Lords of the Razor, ed. Bill Sheehan & William Schafer, Subterranean Press, 2006

"House of Shadows"
Astounding Hero Tales: Thrilling Stories of Pulp Adventure, ed. James Lowder, Hero Games, 2007

Sources and Acknowledgments:
In the process of compiling this bibliography, as well as referring to my own collection of literature, a number of online sources were consulted, not the least of which were The Internet Speculative Fiction Database and Philip Stephensen-Payne's Galactic Central website, the latter a home to the Fictionmags Index and the various Locus Press indexes.

Further Reading:
For those wishing to learn more about the author's life and literary career I can greatly recommend Magazines I Remember: Some Pulps, Their Editors, and What it Was Like to Write for Them, a memoir by Cave published by Tattered Pages Press in 1994 which contains, among other things, transcripts of correspondence between himself and fellow writer Carl Jacobi. Other excellent reference works are Pulp Man's Odyssey: The Hugh B. Cave Story, a biography of the author written by Audrey Parente that was published by Starmont House in 1988 and Cave of a Thousand Tales: The Life and Times of Pulp Author Hugh B. Cave, another biography of Cave that was written by Milt Thomas and published by Arkham House in 2004. In addition, on June 29, 2004, "My Friend Hugh", a warm tribute to the author written by Stephen Jones, was posted on the Locus Magazine website and is available to read online here.

Obituaries for Hugh B. Cave:
"Hugh B. Cave", by Jack Adrian, was printed in the June 30, 2004 edition of The Independent and is available to read online here.
"Prolific Pulp Writer Hugh Cave Dies at 93", by Adam Bernstein, was printed in the June 30, 2004 edition of The Washington Post and is available to read online here.
"Hugh Cave, 93", was printed in the July 3, 2004 edition of The Chicago Tribune and is available to read online here.
"Hugh B. Cave, 93; Known for Grisly Tales in Pulp Magazines", by Adam Bernstein, was printed in the July 5, 2004 edition of The Los Angeles Times and is available to read online here.
"Hugh B. Cave, Prolific Author, Dies at 93", by Wolfgang Saxon, was printed in the July 9, 2004 edition of The New York Times and is available to read online here.
"Hugh B. Cave", by John Williams, was printed in the July 10, 2004 edition of The Guardian and is available to read online here.

Addenda:
Notwithstanding several notable exceptions, I have, for the most part, not included here in this bibliography the various ebook publications (particularly chapbooks), digital audio books, and facsimile reprint editions of pulp magazines in which Cave's work has been reissued.
Also not included in this bibliography are the numerous articles, reviews, forewords, introductions and letters the author contributed to various books and periodicals, as well as essays and biographical pieces written about Hugh B. Cave. Information on where these appeared can be found at the The Internet Speculative Fiction Database and the Galactic Central website.
Moreover, it is worth acknowledging here that Cave's writings have been reprinted extensively in foreign language editions. Listing these publications is beyond the scope of this webpage. However, information on books and magazines wherein the author's work has appeared in translation can be found at the aforementioned websites.
It is worth noting here that the Novels section of this webpage only lists those that were published as standalone works of fiction in book form. In that sense, the list is incomplete, as the author wrote numerous stories of novel length that were printed solely in periodicals, with a few that went on to be reprinted in anthologies. Many may be classed as novellas or short novels, but full-length or not, to keep things simple I have elected to include these exclusively in the Short Fiction section.
Although it is possible that Hugh B. Cave had other examples of his poetry printed in different publications, the only one I have been able to identify, so far, is "Afraid", a poem that appeared in the May 3, 1930 issue of All-Story Combined with Munsey magazine.

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