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Dillyngham, H. L.

* “The Widow Demure”, (ss) Snappy Stories November 1913

Dilmore, Gene

* The Band Played On, (ss) Shock—The Magazine of Terrifying Tales May 1960

Dilmore, Kevin

* Age of the Empress [Star Trek] (with Mike Sussman & Dayton Ward), (n.) Glass Empires, Pocket, 2007

* Arex: The Road to Edos, (nv) Star Trek: New Frontier: No Limits ed. Peter David, Pocket, 2003

* Distant Early Warning [Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers] (with Dayton Ward), (na) 2006

What’s Past, Simon & Schuster/Gallery, 2010

* Field Expediency (with Dayton Ward), (nv) Star Trek: Tales of the Dominion War ed. Keith R. A. DeCandido, Pocket, 2004

* Flight of Fancy, (ar) Amazing Stories October 2004

* Grand Designs [Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers] (with Dayton Ward), (na) 2004

Grand Designs, Pocket, 2007

* Hard News [Star Trek], (na) Star Trek: Vanguard: Declassified, Pocket, 2011

Star Trek: Vanguard: Declassified, Pocket, 2011

* Home Fires [Star Trek] (with Dayton Ward), (na) Pocket eBook, 2003

Breakdowns, Pocket, 2005

* Ill Winds [Star Trek] (with Dayton Ward), (nv) Star Trek Mirror Universe: Shards and Shadows ed. Margaret Clark & Marco Palmieri, Pocket, 2009

* Of Spies and Survivors, (ar) Amazing Stories February 2005 [Ref. J. J. Abrams]

* Pride: The First Peer [Star Trek] (with Dayton Ward), (na) Seven Deadly Sins, Gallery, 2010

* Saving the Superhero, (ar) Amazing Stories September 2004

* Things Fall Apart [Star Trek] (with Dayton Ward), (n.) 2006

Mere Anarchy, Pocket, 2009

* Th-, Th-, That’s Not All, Folks!, (ar) Amazing Stories March 2005 [Ref. Lawrence Guterman]

* Where Time Stands Still [Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers] (with Dayton Ward), (na)

Creative Couplings, Pocket, 2007

Dilnot, Frank (Buckland)

* Behind the Scenes at a General Election, (ar) The London Magazine January 1910

* The Blackberries, (ss) The Sketch Christmas 1905

* The Crushed Orphan, (ss) Flynn’s December 27 1924

* A Deal in Heifers, (ss) The Idler July 1906

* The Disappearance of Dr. Winchester, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #138, September 1923

* An English Snapshot of America, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 19 1919

* For Love of a Valet [The Hawk], (ss) Flynn’s December 6 1924

* The Hawk and the Mean Millionaire [The Hawk], (ss) Flynn’s October 18 1924

* He Learned About Women [The Hawk], (ss) Flynn’s November 1 1924

* Marconi: The “Wireless Man”, (ar) The London Magazine November 1910

* Mr. Balfour, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 19 1917

* Orators on the Stump, (ar) The London Magazine December 1909

* The Peril of the Cabinet Minister, (ss) The Corner Magazine December 1926

* Rngland Discovers America, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 16 1918

* Shadowing Wealthy Travelers, (ar) The London Magazine June 1908

* Snaring the Hawk [The Hawk], (ss) Flynn’s November 15 1924

* Three Kindly Strangers and the Hawk [The Hawk], (ss) Flynn’s October 11 1924

* The Victoria Street Mystery, (ss) The Corner Magazine December 1923

Dilnot, George

* Beating Back, (ar) The Detective Magazine #30, January 4 1924, as by Charles George Gordon

* The Big Story, (sl) All-Story Weekly Jan 10, Jan 17, Jan 24, Jan 31, Feb 7 1920

* “Biter Bit” Stories, (ar) The Detective Magazine #32, February 1 1924, as by Charles George Gordon

* The Black Ace [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Thriller February 9 1929 (+12), as "The Trapper!"

* The Black Museum, (ar) Hush May 1931; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.

* Black Satin Goes Out, (ar) The Detective Magazine #50, October 10 1924

* A Blind Trail, (ss) The Detective Magazine #1, November 24 1922

Hush June 1931

* The Bow Street Runners, (ar) The Detective Magazine #48, September 12 1924

* A Breach of Duty, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #6, December 1922

* Burglary as a Career, (ar) The Detective Magazine #29, December 21 1923, as by Charles George Gordon

* The Case of Madeline Fulford (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine December 1914, as "The Man with the Pale Blue Eyes", by Frank Froest

Boston Sunday Globe Magazine June 3 1917, as by Frank Froest

* The Case of the Missing Bridegroom [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #642, October 1938

* The C.I.D. Man, (ar) Hush September 1930; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.

* Clues and Criminals:
* ___ 1 The Man with the Pale Blue Eyes (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine December 1914, as by Frank Froest
* ___ 2: The Maker of Diamonds (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine January 1915, as by Frank Froest
* ___ 3: The Red-Haired Pickpocket (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine February 1915, as by Frank Froest
* ___ 4: The Mayor’s Daughter (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine March 1915, as by Frank Froest
* ___ 5: The Seven of Hearts (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine April 1915, as by Frank Froest
* ___ 6: Pink Edged Notepaper (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1915, as by Frank Froest
* ___ 7: A Meeting of Greeks (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine June 1915, as by Frank Froest
* ___ 8: The Goat (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1915, as by Frank Froest
* The Compleat Policeman, (ar) The Detective Magazine #40, May 23 1924

* The Con Man (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Red Book Magazine November 1915, as by Frank Froest

* The Council of Six, (ar) Hush August 1930; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.

* Creeping Jimmie (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Red Book Magazine September 1915, as by Frank Froest

* The Crime Club (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine December 1914, as "The Man with the Pale Blue Eyes", by Frank Froest

The Red Book Magazine December 1914, as by Frank Froest

* The Crime Club (with Frank Froest), (Eveleigh Nash, 1915, co)

* The Crime Club (with Frank Froest), (lk) The Crime Club with Frank Froest, Eveleigh Nash, 1915

The Crime Club (var. 1) with Frank Froest, Collins Crime Club, 2016

* The Crime Club (var. 1) (with Frank Froest), (Collins Crime Club, June 2016, co)

* The Crime Merchant, (na) Brief Stories Magazine January 1926

* The Crime Reporter’s Secret [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #598, November 1937

* Crooked Psycology, (ar) The Detective Magazine #26, November 9 1923, as by Charles George Gordon

* Crooks and the Camera, (ar) Hush January 1931; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.

* The Crooks’ Game, (n.) Geoffrey Bles, 1927

The Thriller #26 Aug 3, #27 Aug 10, #28 Aug 17, #29 Aug 24, #30 Aug 31, #31 Sep 7, #32 Sep 14, #33 Sep 21, #34 Sep 28, #35 Oct 5, #36 Oct 12, #37 Oct 19, #38 Oct 26, #39 Nov 2, #40 Nov 9, #41 Nov 16 1929
Detective Classics May 1930

* Crossed Trails (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Royal Magazine February 1916, as by Frank Froest

* The Dagger (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Red Book Magazine August 1916

* Dangerous Dame, (na) The Thriller Library #488, June 11 1938

* Deeming, the Master Villain, (ar) The Detective Magazine #45, August 1 1924

* The Detective’s Library, (ar) The Detective Magazine #16, June 22 1923

* The Drama of Steinie Morrison, (ar) The Detective Magazine #26, November 9 1923

* “D.S. Windell & Co.”, (ar) The Detective Magazine #33, February 15 1924

* The Expert Witness, (ar) The Detective Magazine #29, December 21 1923

* Fakes and Frauds, (ar) The Detective Magazine #28, December 7 1923, as by Charles George Gordon

* Finger-Print Miracles, (ar) Hush February 1931; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.

* Found: A Pearl (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Red Book Magazine September 1916

* The Gallant in the Dock, (ar) The Detective Magazine #47, August 29 1924

* The Get-Aways, (ar) The London Magazine August 1920

* The Goat (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1915, as by Frank Froest

* The Gold Chain That Hanged a Man, (ar) The Detective Magazine #44, July 18 1924

* The Gold Raiders, (ar) The Detective Magazine #53, November 21 1924

* The Great Mail Racket [Horace Augustus Elver], (sl) The Thriller #346 Sep 21, #347 Sep 28, #348 Oct 5, #349 Oct 12, #350 Oct 19, #351 Oct 26, #352 Nov 2, #353 Nov 9, #354 Nov 16, #355 Nov 23, #356 Nov 30, #357 Dec 7, #358 Dec 14, #359 Dec 21 1935

* The Great Who’s Who, (ar) Hush March 1931; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.

* Heard at the Crime Club:
* ___ No. 1—The Case of Madeline Fulford (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine December 1914, as "The Man with the Pale Blue Eyes", by Frank Froest
- Boston Sunday Globe Magazine June 3 1917, as by Frank Froest
* ___ No. 2—The Maker of Diamonds (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine January 1915, as by Frank Froest
- Boston Sunday Globe Magazine June 10 1917, as by Frank Froest
* ___ No. 3—The Red-Haired Pickpocket (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine February 1915, as by Frank Froest
- Boston Sunday Globe Magazine June 17 1917, as by Frank Froest
* ___ No. 4—The Mayor’s Daughter (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine March 1915, as by Frank Froest
- Boston Sunday Globe Magazine June 24 1917, as by Frank Froest
* ___ No. 5—The Seven of Hearts (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine April 1915, as by Frank Froest
- Boston Sunday Globe Magazine July 1 1917, as by Frank Froest
* ___ No. 6—Pink Edged Notepaper (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1915, as by Frank Froest
- Boston Sunday Globe Magazine July 8 1917, as by Frank Froest
* ___ No. 7—Crossed Trails (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Royal Magazine February 1916, as by Frank Froest
- Boston Sunday Globe Magazine July 15 1917, as by Frank Froest
* ___ No. 8—The Goat (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1915, as by Frank Froest
- Boston Sunday Globe Magazine July 22 1917, as by Frank Froest
* ___ No. 9—The Con Man (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Red Book Magazine November 1915, as by Frank Froest
- Boston Sunday Globe Magazine July 29 1917, as by Frank Froest
* ___ No. 10—Creeping Jimmie (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Red Book Magazine September 1915, as by Frank Froest
- Boston Sunday Globe Magazine August 5 1917, as by Frank Froest
* An Inside Job, (na) The Thriller Library #424, March 20 1937

* The Inside of Scotland Yard:
* ___ I. The Council of Six, (ar) Hush August 1930; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.
* ___ II. The C.I.D. Man, (ar) Hush September 1930; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.
* ___ III. The Men Who Hunt Murderers, (ar) Hush October 1930; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.
* ___ IV. Making a Detective, (ar) Hush November 1930; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.
* ___ V. Secrets of the Flying Squad, (ar) Hush December 1930; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.
* ___ VI. Crooks and the Camera, (ar) Hush January 1931; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.
* ___ VII. Finger-Print Miracles, (ar) Hush February 1931; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.
* ___ VIII. The Great Who’s Who, (ar) Hush March 1931; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.
* ___ No. 9. The Black Museum, (ar) Hush May 1931; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.
* ___ No. 10. Quis Custodiet, (ar) Hush June 1931; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.
* The Inside of the Underworld, (cl) The Detective Magazine #23 Sep 28, #24 Oct 12 1923, as by Charles George Gordon

* “Jimmers”, (ar) The Detective Magazine #46, August 15 1924, as by Charles George Gordon

* Jim the Penman, (ar) The Detective Magazine #54, December 5 1924

* “Kemmy”, (ar) The Detective Magazine #31, January 18 1924, as by Charles George Gordon

* Killers’ Castle, (na) The Thriller #211, February 18 1933

* Knaves of Diamonds, (ar) The Detective Magazine #38, April 25 1924, as by Charles George Gordon

* Knock-Out, (na) The Thriller Library #540, June 10 1939

* The Lazy Detective, (sl) The Thriller Library #472 Feb 19, #473 Feb 26, #474 Mar 5, #475 Mar 12, #476 Mar 19, #477 Mar 26, #478 Apr 2, #479 Apr 9, #480 Apr 16 1938

* The Liverpool Bank Frauds, (ar) The Detective Magazine #51, October 24 1924

* London’s Mid-Victorian Police, (ar) The Detective Magazine #25, October 26 1923

* The Luck of Detective Maloney, (ss) Detective Tales October 16 1922

* Luck Takes a Hand, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #5, November 1922

* The Maker of Diamonds (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine January 1915, as by Frank Froest

* Making a Detective, (ar) Hush November 1930; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.

* Making London’s Police, (ar) The Detective Magazine #22 Sep 14, #23 Sep 28 1923

* The Man with the Pale Blue Eyes (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine December 1914, as by Frank Froest

* The Man with the Twisted Nose, (ts) The Detective Magazine #63, April 10 1925

* A Masterpiece of Detection, (ar)

The World’s Greatest Detective Stories, Syndicate Pub. Co., 1934

* The Master Rogue, (ar) The Detective Magazine #3, December 22 1922

* The Mayor’s Daughter (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine March 1915, as by Frank Froest

* A Meeting of Greeks (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine June 1915, as by Frank Froest

* The Men Who Hunt Murderers, (ar) Hush October 1930; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.

* The Million Pound House, (na) The Thriller Library #521, January 28 1939

* The Mission of Death, (na) The Thriller #224, May 20 1933

* Mr. Ryver Puts It Over, (na) The Thriller Library #432, May 15 1937

* More About Benson, (ar) The Detective Magazine #16, June 22 1923

* The Murder at Muswell Lodge, (ar) The Detective Magazine #46, August 15 1924

* Murder Masquerade, (sl) The Thriller #325 Apr 27, #326 May 4, #327 May 11, #328 May 18, #329 May 25, #330 Jun 1 1935

* The Narrow Path, (ar) The Detective Magazine #27, November 23 1923, as by Charles George Gordon

* Next on the List, (na) The Thriller #197, November 12 1932

* Nonsense in the News, (ar) The Detective Magazine #33, February 15 1924

* The Penge Mystery, (ar) The Detective Magazine #65, May 8 1925

* The Pink Edge (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1915, as "Pink Edged Notepaper", by Frank Froest

101 Years’ Entertainment ed. Ellery Queen, Little Brown, 1941

* Pink Edged Notepaper (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1915, as by Frank Froest

* Quis Custodiet, (ar) Hush June 1931; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.

* The Red-Haired Pickpocket (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine February 1915, as by Frank Froest

* The Secret Service Man [Jim Strang], (na) The Blue Book Magazine August 1915

* Secrets of the Flying Squad, (ar) Hush December 1930; adapted from The Story of Scotland Yard, Bles, 1926.

* The Seven of Hearts (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine April 1915, as by Frank Froest

* The Sidney Street Affray, (ts) The Detective Magazine #61, March 13 1925

* Silverdale of Brain Street, (ss) The Royal Magazine August 1916

* Sister Satan, (sl) The Thriller #194 Oct 22, #195 Oct 29, #196 Nov 5, #197 Nov 12, #198 Nov 19, #199 Nov 26, #200 Dec 3, #201 Dec 10, #202 Dec 17, #203 Dec 24, #204 Dec 31 1932, #205 Jan 7, #206 Jan 14, #207 Jan 21 1933

* The Sleuth-hound of the Treasury, (ar) The Detective Magazine #42, June 20 1924

* The String of Pearls (with Frank Froest), (ss) The Novel Magazine January 1914, as by Frank Froest

* Tales of a Pedigree Burglar, (ar) The Detective Magazine #35, March 14 1924, as by Charles George Gordon

* The Trapper! [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Thriller #1 Feb 9, #2 Feb 16, #3 Feb 23, #4 Mar 2, #5 Mar 9, #6 Mar 16, #7 Mar 23, #8 Mar 30, #9 Apr 6, #10 Apr 13, #11 Apr 20, #12 Apr 27, #13 May 4 1929

Detective Classics November 1929, as "The Black Ace"
The Sexton Blake Library #613, March 1938, as "The Black Ace"

* Twenty-One Gold Coins, (ar)

The World’s Greatest Detective Stories, Syndicate Pub. Co., 1934

* Was Mrs. Maybrick Guilty?, (ar) The Detective Magazine #49, September 26 1924

* Ways and Means, (ar) The Detective Magazine #25, October 26 1923, as by Charles George Gordon

* The Wheels of Fate, (ar) The Detective Magazine #37, April 11 1924

* When Scotland Yard Began, (ar) The Detective Magazine #21, August 31 1923

* Who Killed Emil Louba?, (ar) The Detective Magazine #8, March 2 1923, uncredited.

* The Woman Bluebeard, (ar) The Detective Magazine #55, December 19 1924

* Women as Detectives, (ar) The Detective Magazine #43, July 4 1924

* Editor:
* ___ The Detective Magazine

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