The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 2861

[]Runkle, Lucia (Isabella) Gilbert (1844-1923) (chron.)
• * John Blythe’s Namesake, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1873, uncredited.
• * A New Knock at an Old Door, (??) The Century Magazine March 1883
• * Slang, (vi) St. Nicholas October 1884

[]Runleigh, R. (chron.)
• * At the Organ, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine September 1870

[]Runnells, Dan (chron.)
• * Dynamic Kernels, (ar) Farm Journal September 1945

[]Runnels, Kate (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Elemental Chaser, (ss) SciFan Magazine #10, October 2017
• * Kotoko’s Dream, (ss) Beyond Centauri July 2010
• * No, (ss) Beyond Centauri October 2012
• * Shroud of a Suburban Gnome, (ss) Beyond Centauri July 2008
• * Sunsets and Ice Cream, (ss) Environmental Holocaust #1, November 2018

[]Runnels, Pete (chron.)
• * Secrets of a Batting Champion, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 22 1961; as told to Al Hirshberg

[]Runnels, Wally (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Mother’s Nature, (ss) The Forsaken ed. Joe McKinney & Mark Onspaugh, Cemetery Dance Publications, 2017

[]Runner, Earle (chron.)
• * Pinkie’s Elixir, (sl) The Archive February 1935

[]Runnette, H. K. (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Life Story Magazine #68, June 1945

[]Running, James (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Man Who Beat the Income Tax, (ar) Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine May 1956

[]Runnion, James B. (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * Among the Oil Wells, (ar) Beadle’s Monthly #3, March 1866
• * Joseph Jefferson, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine of Literature, Science and Education August 1869

[]Runnymede; pseudonym of John Bickford Heard (1828-1908) (chron.)
• * Military Panics, (ar) Dublin University Magazine September 1861

[]Runolfson, J(ules) C. (fl. 2000s-2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * Advent, (pm) The Sword Review #21, 2006
• The 2007 Rhysling Anthology ed. Drew Morse, Science Fiction Poetry Association, 2007
• * American Mermaid, (pm) Not One of Us #39, April 2008
• * The Answer Compounded, (pm) Sybil’s Garage #4, March 2007
• * At the Crossroads of the West, (pm) Fantastique Unfettered #4, December 2011
• * Barbara Newhall Follett welcomes home, (pm) Mythic Delirium #26, Winter/Spring 2012
• * The Birth of Science Fiction, (pm) Mythic Delirium #22, 2010
• * Family Movie, (vi) Cinema Spec ed. Karen A. Romanko, Raven Electrick Ink, 2009
• * Fathom, (pm) Strange Horizons June 28 2010
• * Foxhunt, (pm) Lone Star Stories #28, August 2008
• * Incarnadine, (vi) Daily Science Fiction February 25 2016
• * L’Inconnue de la Seine, (pm) Coping ed. John Benson, John Benson, 2014
• * In the Sea Witch’s Grotto, (pm) Not One of Us #43, April 2010
• * Jupiter Dis(mis)ed, (pm) Mythic Delirium (online) October/December 2015
• * Kindler, (pm) Star*Line May/June 2010
• * Klabautermann, (pm) Mythic Delirium #20, Winter/Spring 2009
• * Kumiho, (pm) (Going Going) Gone ed. John Benson, John Benson, 2009
• * Lifestory, (pm) Ideomancer March 2009
• * Linnaeus Names Theobroma cacao, (pm) Strange Horizons April 26 2010
• * Mark Twain Feels the Storm, (pm) Ideomancer September 2011
• * Not the Territory, (pm) Lone Star Stories #27, June 2008
• * Now You See Her, (pm) Electric Velocipede #15/16, Winter 2008
• * The Ocean’s Daughter Takes a Lover, (pm) Not One of Us #42, October 2009
• * Persephone Returns, (pm) Space and Time #103, Spring 2008
• * Pripyat, (pm) Not One of Us #53, April 2015
• * Rosebed, (pm) Lone Star Stories #13, February 2006
• * Sea Widow, (pm) Liminality #1, Autumn 2014
• * Summoning a Southern Devil, (pm) Mythic Delirium #24, 2011
• * Tigerskin, (pm) Mythic Delirium #23, 2010
• * Transformation, (pm) Strange Horizons May 26 2008
• The 2009 Rhysling Anthology ed. Drew Morse, Science Fiction Poetry Association, 2009
• * What You Never Knew About the Princess, (pm) Ideomancer December 2008
• * Zora Neale Hurston Meets Felicia Felix-Mentor on the Road, (pm) Mythic Delirium (online) January/March 2014

[]Runscomb, Catherine (chron.)
• * In a Garden, (ss) Life January 6 1916

[]Runté, Kasia (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Golem, (cv) Polar Starlight March 2023
• * Red Ridinghood: Assassin, (il) Penumbric Speculative Fiction December 2024
• Best of Penumbric Speculative Fiction Mag, Vol VIII: June 2k24 to April 2k25 ed. Jeff Georgeson, Neomythos Press, 2025
• * Self-Reflection, (il) Penumbric Speculative Fiction June 2025
• * Spiderclock, (cv) Polar Starlight January 2023

[]Runté, Robert (Alan) (1951- ) (books) (chron.)
• * Afterword, (aw) Tesseracts⁵ ed. Robert Runt^e' & Yves Meynard, Tesseract, 1996
• * The Age of Miracles, (ss) Strangers Among Us ed. Susan Forest & Lucas K. Law, Laksa Media, 2016
• * Al/ice, (ss) Shoreline of Infinity #21, April 2021
• * The Changeling and the Bully, (ss) Mythic #17, Summer 2021
• Polar Borealis January/February 2024
• * Crossing Avenue, (vi) Meat for Tea: The Valley Review v14 #1, 2020
• Polar Borealis December 2022
• * Dave Duncan’s Legacy, (ar) On Spec #111, 2019 [Ref. Dave Duncan]
• * Day Three, (ss) Pulp Literature #21, Winter 2019
• * Detour on the Eightfold Path, (ss) Neo-Opsis Science Fiction Magazine #31, 2020
• * The Family Home, (vi) The Sirens Call #63, Halloween 2023
• * Fami’s Dissertation Defence, (ss) Polar Borealis August/September 2023
• AntipodeanSF #315, January 2025
• * Fami’s Watch, (vi) Polar Borealis December 2021
• AntipodeanSF #301, November 2023
• * First Day on Night Shift, (ss) On Spec #123, 2023
• * Grandpa’s Birthday Barbeque, (vi) The Sirens Call #58, Summer 2022
• * Hacker Chess, (ss) Playground of Lost Toys ed. Colleen Anderson & Ursula Pflug, Exile Editions, 2015
• * Hand-Delivered, (ss) On Spec #116, 2021
• * Hard Economic Times, (ed) On Spec Spring 2009
• * Iceberg, (vi) Polar Borealis July 2025
• * Inuksuk, (ss) Polar Borealis June 2020
• * An Isolated Case, (ss) Occult Detective Magazine #10, Summer 2023
• * Jerry, (ss) Mythic #15, Summer 2020
• * The Long Ooops!, (pm) Polar Borealis July/August 2019
• * The Lost Valley of Adanac, (ed) On Spec Spring 1997
• * The Luck of Charles Harcourt, (ss) On Spec Spring 1989
• Polar Borealis January/February 2018
• * Nice Makes Write: An Interview with Casey Wolf, (iv) Strange Horizons February 8 2010 [Ref. Casey June Wolf]
• * On the Inside, (vi) The Sirens Call #64, Winter 2023/2024
• * Peppermints, (vi) The Sirens Call #66, Summer 2024
• * Pillow Talk, (vi) The Sirens Call #66, Summer 2024
• * Ransom and the Open Window, (ss) Neo-Opsis Science Fiction Magazine #35, 2024
• * Ransom and the Woods, (ss) Neo-Opsis Science Fiction Magazine #36, 2024
• * The Road, (vi) The Sirens Call #57, Spring 2022
• * Satiric Writ, (ms) Polar Borealis April/May 2019
• * The Savory Stew, (ss) Polar Borealis February/March 2019
• * The Savory Stew Contest!, (cn) Polar Borealis February/March 2019
• * Schrodinger’s Train, (ss) Dark Horses #19, August 2023
• * Sermon on the Mount, (ss) On Spec #106, 2017
• * Spellcheck, (vi) The Sirens Call #63, Halloween 2023
• * Split Decision, (ss) Tesseracts Fifteen ed. Susan MacGregor & Julie Czerneda, Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy, 2011
• Imaginarium 2012 ed. Sandra Kasturi & Halli Villegas, ChiZine Publications, 2012
• Prairie Starport ed. Rhonda Parrish, Poise and Pen Publishing, 2018
• * Staked to the Stars, (vi) The Sirens Call #63, Halloween 2023
• * Weathering, (ss) Daikaijuzine #19, Dogorah, September 2024
• * Why I Read American SF, (ar) Prairie Fire Summer 1994
• * [letter], (lt) The Science-Fiction Collector #2, 1976
• * [letter], (lt) Knights #17/18, July 1977
• * [letter from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada], (lt) Fantastic Stories July 1978
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• * Tesseracts⁵ (with Yves Meynard), (oa) Tesseract (pb), December 1996
_____, [ref.]
• * Robert Runté Author Interview by Cat McDonald, (iv) On Spec #116, 2021

[]Runté, Terry (chron.)
• * Spuds, (vi) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine June 1989

[]Runway (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Metaphorosis June 2023

[]Runyam, N. P. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * An Eye-Glass Mirror, (ss) The Cavalier July 12 1913

[]Runyan, Margaret (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Severns Park, MD], (lt) Weird Tales January 1939

[]Runyan, Tiffany Lynne (chron.)
• * Interlude, (pm) Prisoners of the Night #4, 1990

[]Runyan, W. M. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Where We Uster Dive, (pm) Chicago Chronicle
• The Argosy August 1896

[]Runyon, Carroll R(obbins), Jr. (1935- ); used pseudonym Poke Runyon (chron.)
• * Monster of Grand Isle, (ss) Argosy May 1968, as by Poke Runyon
• * The Naked Lure, (ss) Argosy December 1966, as by Poke Runyon
• Adventure Feb 1968, Feb 1971, as by Poke Runyon
• * Smugglers’ Range, (ss) Argosy October 1968, as by Poke Runyon
• * The Treasure of Ambergris Cay, (ss) Argosy July 1969, as by Poke Runyon

[]Runyon, Charles “Knuckles” (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Closer: Holtzman Denies Obvious Spell-Caster, (cl) 108—Celebrating Baseball Summer 2006
• * The Closer: It’s Getting Harder to Hear the Game, (cl) 108—Celebrating Baseball Summer 2007
• * The Closer: The Envelope Please…, (cl) 108—Celebrating Baseball Spring 2007

[]Runyon, Charles (West) (1928- ); used pseudonym Mark West (about) (books) (chron.)
• * 27:32, (ss) Enigmatic Electronic July 1999, as by Mark West
• * An Act of Simple Human Kindness, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine November 1975
• * All the Rage, (ss) Unhinged #4, 1999, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * L’Ame Soeur, (ss) Fiction (France) #222, June 1972; translated from the English (“Soulmate”, The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, April 1970) by Bruno Martin.
• * The Appointment, (ss) Knight March 1970
• * As Quiet as It Gets, (ss) Sci-Fright #6, 2000, as by Mark West
• Unconventional Fantasy ed. Peggy Rae Sapienza, Jean Marie Ward, Bill Campbell & Sam Lubell, Baltimore Washington Area Worldcon Association, Inc., 2014, as by Mark West
• * Author’s Afterwords, (aw) Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * Back Above the Clouds, (vi) The Dream Zone #4, October 1999, as by Mark West
• * Beach, (vi) Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * Brain Diver, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction March 1976
• * Brooks Pond, (ss) The Black Room Manuscripts: Volume Four ed. Tracy Fahey & J. R. Park, Sinister Horror Company, 2018, as by Mark West
• * A Bug Supper, (ss) Thirteen Stories #8, April 2003, as by Mark West
• * The Bureau of Lost Children, (ss) Ill at Ease 2, Penman Press, 2013, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * The City in the Rain, (ss) Pray for Morning (online) May 2000, as by Mark West
• Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• Where the Heart Is ed. Gary Fry, Gray Friar Press, 2010, as by Mark West
• * Come See My House in the Pretty Town, (ss) Ill at Ease, Penman Press, 2011, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * The Company of Brave, Rich Men, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine April 1975
• * A Cottage by the Sea, (ss) Hauntings ed. L. Marie Wood, Cyber-Pulp, 2004, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * Dancing on the Titanic or They’ve Got Some Hungry Writers Up in Suite 2116, (ar) Science Fiction Review #14, August 1975
• * The Darkest Hour, (ss) Strange Tales (online) September 2000, as by Mark West
• Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * Daughter of the Vine, (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction April 1977
• * Dead Skin, (ss) Unhinged #6, 2000, as by Mark West
• Redsine (online) #5, April 2001, as by Mark West
• Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * The Dead Survive, (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine September 1974
• * The Death Gimmick, (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine March 1962
• * Death Is My Passenger, (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine June 1976
• Best Detective Stories of the Year—1977 ed. Edward D. Hoch, Dutton, 1977
• * Do You Believe in Ghosts?, (ss) Ten Tall Tales and Twisted Limericks ed. Ian Whates, NewCon Press, 2016, as by Mark West
• * Dreaming of a Black Christmas, (vi) Terror Tales (online) December 2000, as by Mark West
• Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * Dream Patrol, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction February 1970
• The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction: Nineteenth Series ed. Edward L. Ferman, Doubleday, 1971
• * Empty Souls, Drowning, (ss) Enigmatic Tales #10, Autumn 2000, as by Mark West
• Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * First Man in a Satellite, (ss) Super-Science Fiction December 1958
• Tales from Super-Science Fiction ed. Robert Silverberg, Haffner Press, 2012
• * Fog on the Old Coast Road, (ss) Hauntings ed. Ian Whates, NewCon Press, 2012, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * Foreword, (fw) Anatomy of Death (In Five Sleazy Pieces) ed. Mark West, Hersham Horror Books, 2013, as by Mark West
• * Giving Blood, (ss) Roadworks #13, Winter/Spring 2002, as by Mark West
• * The Glamour Girl Murders, (nv) Anatomy of Death (In Five Sleazy Pieces) ed. Mark West, Hersham Horror Books, 2013, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * A Good Head for Murder, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine November 1974
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories to Be Read with the Door Locked ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Random House, 1975
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories to Be Read with the Door Locked (Volume I) ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Dell, 1977
• Murder-Go-Round ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Dell, 1978
• Alfred Hitchcock’s No Harm Undone (var. 1) ed. Cathleen Jordan, Longmeadow, 1985
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Anthology #20, 1985
• Blood Threat & Fears ed. Cynthia Manson, Barnes & Noble, 1993
• * Hangover, (ss) Manhunt December 1960
• Hitchcock in Prime Time ed. Francis M. Nevins, Jr. & Martin H. Greenberg, Avon, 1985
• The Best of Manhunt 3 ed. Jeff Vorzimmer, Stark House Press, 2022
• The Stark House Anthology ed. Rick Ollerman & Greg Shepard, Stark House, 2024
• * Happiness Squad, (nv) Fantastic March 1967
• * Having a Bad Day, (vi) Horrorfind.com November 2001, as by Mark West
• Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * In Case of Danger, Prsp the Ntxivbw, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction December 1975
• * Infantophobia, (ss) Sackcloth & Ashes #6, December 1999, as by Mark West
• Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * Issues of Disruption, (ss) Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * Just Walking the Dog, (vi) Dead Things Magazine #4, April/June 2000, as by Mark West
• * The Last Kill, (nv) Manhunt April 1961
• * Last Train Home, (ss) Fogbound from 5 ed. Peter Mark May, Hersham Horror Books, 2011, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * The Liberation of Josephine, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction September 1978
• * Looking at Me, Seeing You, (ss) Darker Minds ed. Ross Warren & Anthony Watson, Dark Minds Press, 2012, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * Love Is Blind to Age, (ss) Dark Horizons #39, Spring 2001, as by Mark West
• * Metafusion, (ss) Stellar #3 ed. Judy-Lynn del Rey, Ballantine, 1977
• * The Mill, (nv) We Fade to Grey ed. Gary McMahon, Pendragon Press UK, 2008, as by Mark West
• * Mr. Huxton Goes Camping, (ss) Alt-Dead ed. Peter Mark May, Hersham Horror Books, 2011, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * Mr. Stix, (nv) For the Night Is Dark ed. Ross Warren, Crystal Lake Publishing, 2013, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * Never Kiss a Killer, (nv) Adam Yearbook 1965
• * The Night of the Party, (ss) Scary! Holiday Tales to Make You Scream ed. Paul Melniczek, Double Dragon Publishing, 2003, as by Mark West
• * Noomyenoh, (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction January 1975
• * Once There Were Cows, (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction July 1974
• * The Penthouse Incident, (ss) Demonology ed. Dean M. Drinkel, Lycopolis Press, 2015, as by Mark West
• * Photograph of You, (ss) Tales from the Lake: Vol. 2 ed. Emma Audsley, R. J. Cavender & Joe Mynhardt, Crystal Lake Publishing, 2016, as by Mark West
• * The Possessive Female, (ss) Manhunt June 1961
• * Publishing History, (bi) Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * A Quiet Weekend Away, (ss) Terror Tales #4, 2009, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * Remember Me, Peter Shepley, (nv) Fantastic, Stories of Imagination December 1960
• * R Is for Rhytiphobia, (ss) Phobophobias ed. Dean M. Drinkel, Western Legends Publishing, 2014, as by Mark West
• * The Sitter, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction July 1976
• * Sleep Deeply, (ss) Enigmatic Tales #8, Spring 2000, as by Mark West
• * Solution Tomorrow, (na) Fantastic Science Fiction Stories September 1959
• * Soulmate, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction April 1970
• * Speckles, (ss) Sackcloth & Ashes #7, March 2000, as by Mark West
• Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * A Stirring, (ss) Darkness Rising, Volume Seven: Screaming in Colours ed. L. H. Maynard & M. P. N. Sims, Prime Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * Strange Tales, (co) Rainfall Books (tp), 2003 , as by Mark West
• * Sweet Helen, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction September 1969
• Twenty Years of Fantasy & Science Fiction ed. Edward L. Ferman & Robert P. Mills, Putnam, 1970
• * The Taste of Her, (ss) Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• Best British Horror 2018 ed. Johnny Mains, NewCon Press, 2018, as by Mark West
• * Terminal, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction August 1975
• * There Must Be More Than This, (ss) Adam June 1969
• * Things We Leave Behind, (co) Dark Minds Press (tp), June 2017 , as by Mark West
• * Time Waits…, (ss) Darkest Minds ed. Ross Warren & Anthony Watson, Dark Minds Press, 2015, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * Together Forever, (ss) Twilight Showcase March 2001, as by Mark West
• Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * To Make You King, (ss) Shadow Writers (Volume One) ed. Paul Kane, Rainfall Books, 2002, as by Mark West
• * Up for Anything, (vi) Tourniquet Heart ed. Christopher C. Teague, Prime Books, 2002, as by Mark West
• Strange Tales by Mark West, Rainfall Books, 2003, as by Mark West
• * Visions of Ruin, (na) NewCon Press (tp), March 2022 , as by Mark West
• * The Waiting Room, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine October 1969
• Death-Mate ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Dell, 1973
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Anthology #11, Fall/Winter 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock: Portraits of Murder, Galahad, 1988
• * What Gets Left Behind, (nv) Spectral Press, October 2012, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * What We Sometimes Do Without Thinking, (nv) Shoes, Ships and Cadavers ed. Ian Watson & Ian Whates, NewCon Press, 2010, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• Stories of Hope and Wonder ed. Ian Whates, NewCon Press, 2020, as by Mark West
• * The Witch House, (ss) Urban Occult ed. Colin F. Barnes, Anachron Press, 2013, as by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * The Youth Addicts, (nv) If May 1967
• * The Zabriskie Grimoire, (ss) The Grimorium Verum ed. Dean M. Drinkel, Western Legends Publishing, 2015, as "Z Is for Zabriskie Grimoire", by Mark West
• Things We Leave Behind by Mark West, Dark Minds Press, 2017, as by Mark West
• * Z Is for Zabriskie Grimoire, (ss) The Grimorium Verum ed. Dean M. Drinkel, Western Legends Publishing, 2015, as by Mark West
• * [front cover], (cv) We Fade to Grey ed. Gary McMahon, Pendragon Press UK, 2008, as by Mark West
• * [front cover], (cv) Siblings ed. Stuart Hughes, Hersham Horror Books, 2012, as by Mark West
• * [front cover], (cv) Demons & Devilry ed. Stuart Young, Hersham Horror Books, 2013, as by Mark West
• * [front cover], (cv) Anatomy of Death (In Five Sleazy Pieces) ed. Mark West, Hersham Horror Books, 2013, as by Mark West
• * [front cover], (cv) Darkest Minds ed. Ross Warren & Anthony Watson, Dark Minds Press, 2015, as by Mark West
• * [letter], (lt) The Alien Critic #8 Feb, #11 Nov 1974, #13 May, #15 Nov 1975
• * [quake-gram], (lt) Science Fiction Review #16, February 1976
• * [unknown story], (ss) Redsine (online) #2, October 2000, as by Mark West
_____, ed.
• * Anatomy of Death (In Five Sleazy Pieces), (oa) Hersham Horror Books (tp), April 2013 , as by Mark West
_____, [ref.]
• * Soul Mate in 25 Removes by Richard E. Geis, (br) The Alien Critic #11, November 1974
• * Superman, and the Living Is Queasy by Richard E. Geis, (br) Science Fiction Review #12, February 1975

[]Runyon, (Alfred) Damon (1880-1946) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * All Horse Players Die Broke, (ss) Collier’s September 11 1937
• * America’s Supremacy in World Sports, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine January 1914
• * The Anonymous Gift Mystery [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner December 29 1929
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Are You a Cracky? [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner September 24 1939, as "untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel ses Joe do you know what my Uncle Ben ses?”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * The Army of Discontent, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) April 1908
• * The Army of God-Knows-Where, (pm) The Bohemian Magazine October 1908
• * Arriving Places [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 11 1938, as "untitled (“The other night when I got home I ses to my wife Ethel hay Ethel what do you think?”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * As Between Friends, (ss) Adventure November 1911
• * At the Races [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner August 7 1938, as "untitled (“Last week my boss sent me to Albany to see a fellow about some business…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Bad Language [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner March 5 1939, as "untitled (“When I got home from work the other evening I ses to my wife Ethel hurry…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Barbecue, (ss) Collier’s August 2 1941
• * Baseball Hattie, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1936
• The Evening Standard September 28 1937
• * Beauty Clay and Shaving Soap [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner February 13 1938, as "untitled (“The other night when I was going to bed my wife Ethel was walking around…”)"
• The Evening Standard May 31 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * A Better Man Than Butch, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1913
• * Between Two Girls [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 22 1939, as "untitled (“The other night I took my wife to the movies and when we got home I ses now look here Ethel…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * The Big Balloon Ruse [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner March 30 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Big Boy Blues, (ss) Collier’s September 29 1945
• The Evening Standard December 13 1946
• Yorkshire Evening Post December 13 1946
• Verdict August 1953
• Verdict (UK) October 1953
• Pursuit—The Phantom Mystery Magazine September 1955
• * The Big Case No. 4,718 [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner January 26 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Big Mitten, (ss) Hampton’s Magazine June 1911
• * Big Shoulders, (ss) Cosmopolitan December 1936
• The Evening Standard September 24 1937
• * The Big Sleep Test [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner August 3 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Big Umbrella, (ss) Collier’s August 7 1937
• Boston Sunday Globe Magazine August 6 1939
• * A Billion Dollars [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 17 1938, as "untitled (“My wife Ethel was leading the paper the other night and she ses Joe how much is a billion?”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * A Black Cat Is Good Luck [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner September 3 1939, as "untitled (“When I got home from work last night my wife Ethel was in the kitchen…”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Blonde Mink, (ss) Collier’s August 4 1945
• The Evening Standard December 24 1945
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine November 1963
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) #134, March 1964
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) May 1964
• * The Bloodhounds of Broadway, (ss) Collier’s May 16 1931
• The Evening Standard September 10 1937
• * Blood Pressure, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 5 1930
• The Evening Standard September 9 1937
• Desert Island Decameron ed. H. Allen Smith, Doubleday, Doran, 1945
• A Treasury of Short Stories ed. Bernardine Kielty, Simon & Schuster, 1947
• * The Bomb Planters, (ss) The Smart Set May 1908
• * The Boss of Balar, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine July 1907
• * The Brain Goes Home, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1931
• The Evening Standard September 22 1937
• * The Brakeman’s Daughter, (ss) Collier’s July 8 1933
• The Evening Standard November 8 1937
• * Breach of Promise, (ss) Cosmopolitan January 1935
• The Passing Show February 22 1936, as "Embarrassing to Mr. Tuesday"
• The Evening Standard September 6 1937
• * Bred for Battle, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1934
• The Evening Standard October 13 1937
• Boxing’s Best Short Stories ed. Paul D. Staudohar, Chicago Review Press, 1999
• * The Breed and the Ball, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine May 1911
• * The Breeze Kid’s Big Tear-Off, (nv) Hampton-Columbian Magazine January 1912
• 10 Story Book Oct 1924, Apr 1935
• The Golden West Magazine August 1928
• The Golden West #7, October 1928
• * Broadway Complex, (ss) Collier’s October 28 1933
• The Evening Standard November 3 1937
• Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #27, 1945
• * Broadway Financier, (ss) Collier’s January 30 1932
• The Evening Standard September 21 1937
• * Broadway Incident, (ss) Cosmopolitan November 1941
• * Brooklyn Is All Right [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 29 1939, as "untitled (“The other night my wife Ethel was reading the paper and she ses Joe do you know what?”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Buffalo Swap, (pm) Hearst’s International June 1923
• * Burge McCall, (vi) Collier’s July 11 1936
• * The Burro That Ate the Taxes, (ss) Associated Sunday Magazine September 2 1906
• * Butch Minds the Baby, (ss) Collier’s September 13 1930
• The Evening Standard September 27 1937
• Bedside Clubman v1, 1951
• The Saint Detective Magazine Spring 1953
• Clubman #40, 1954
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine September 1982
• Detective Stories ed. Philip Pullman, Kingfisher US, 1998
• * Cafe Society [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner June 12 1938, as "untitled (“Last week I got a raise in salary and when I went home and told my wife Ethel…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * A Call on the President [Joe & Ethel Turp], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post August 21 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * Catching Cold [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 4 1938, as "untitled (“When I got home the other night my wife Ethel ses why Joe what makes you look so solemn?”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Cemetery Bait, (ss) Collier’s December 12 1936
• Boston Sunday Globe Magazine July 9 1939
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #71, October 1949
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #39, September 1950
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #6, 1964
• Masterpieces of Mystery: Choice Cuts ed. Ellery Queen, Davis, 1979
• * A Civic Clean-up in Grafting, Ohio [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner July 27 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Cleo, (ss) Collier’s July 12 1941
• * The Cop Says Get Back There [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner July 17 1938, as "untitled (“I had a day off yesterday and so I got out the old can and drove my wife Ethel down to Floyd Bennett Airport…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * The Cop Says Turp Turp Turp [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner September 11 1938, as "untitled (“The other night I got out the old bucket and me and my wife Ethel drove over to New York…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Corned Beef and Cabbage Night [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 20 1938, as "untitled (“The other night when I got home from work Mildred Swanson was there…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * A Crime in High Society [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner December 15 1929
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * “The Crowd Was—”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 22 1916
• * The Cuckoo, (ss) Sport Story Annual #1, 1942
• * Dancing Dan’s Christmas, (ss) Collier’s December 31 1932
• The Evening Standard October 25 1937
• Esquire December 1947
• Murder for Christmas ed. Thomas F. Godfrey, The Mysterious Press, 1982
• Murder for Christmas Volume II ed. Thomas F. Godfrey, The Mysterious Press, 1988
• * A Dangerous Guy Indeed, (ss)
• Runyon First and Last by Damon Runyon, Lippincott, 1949
• Challenges ed. Harvey R. Granite, Millard H. Black, Virginia F. Lewis & Jo M. Stanchfield, Houghton Mifflin, 1970
• * Dark Dolores, (ss) Cosmopolitan November 1929
• The Evening Standard October 4 1937
• Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #27, 1945
• * Deb Sings Wuh Wuh Wuh [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner February 26 1939, as "untitled (“Last night I took my wife Ethel to a night club over in New York…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• Squire: A Man’s Magazine March 1955
• * Deductions Not Always Infallible [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner June 1 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Defense of Strikerville, (ss) McClure’s Magazine February 1907
• * Delegates at Large, (ss) Cosmopolitan July 1932
• The Evening Standard October 18 1937
• * Detective Travels at Sea [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner April 5 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Diet and Exercise [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner March 13 1938, as "untitled (“The other night when we came home from the movies I was reading the paper and my wife Ethel was looking at herself…”)"
• The Evening Standard June 2 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * The Disappearing Football [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner November 16 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Disloyal Employees [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner October 26 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Do It with Etiquette [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 19 1939, as "untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel was reading a book and I ses whats that you are reading Ethel?”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Dollars and Scents, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine November 1912, as "The Nose of Nemesis"
• Argosy September 1974
• * Do You Love Me? [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 16 1938, as "untitled (“Last night when I got home from work my wife Ethel seemed to be thinking about something…”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Dreamers in Hasbeenville, (ss) The Cavalier April 5 1913
• * Dream Street Rose, (ss) Collier’s June 11 1932
• The Evening Standard September 14 1937
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #75, February 1950
• * A Duel Among Friends [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner April 12 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Dutchman, (vi) Short Takes by Damon Runyon, Whittlesey House, 1946
• Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine September 1955
• * The Dying Race, (pm) People’s August 1908
• Complete Story Magazine October 25 1924
• * The Eagle Orb’s Jealousy Man [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner December 21 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Earthquake, (ss) Cosmopolitan January 1933
• Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine April 1933
• The Evening Standard September 18 1937
• * An Echo of the Years, (ss) The Scrap Book November 1907
• * The Egged Actor [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner July 13 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Embarrassing to Mr. Tuesday, (ss) Cosmopolitan January 1935, as "Breach of Promise"
• The Passing Show February 22 1936
• * An Emergency Ration Test, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1907
• * The End of the World [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 6 1938, as "untitled (“The other night my wife Ethel ses Joe people are certainly awfully crazy.”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * An Error of the Law, (ss) The Black Cat January 1910
• * Ethel and the Blonde Thing [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 27 1938, as "untitled (“The other night after we had a big thanksgiving dinner…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Ethel Entertains a Celebrity [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner August 20 1939, as "untitled (“Last night when I got home from work I heard somebody talking in the kitchen…”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Ethel Experiments [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 3 1939, as "untitled (“The other night the soup my wife Ethel gave me for my dinner was not very good.”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Ethel’s Bathing Suit [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 25 1938, as "untitled (“Yesterday was a nice warm Sunday so I took my wife Ethel to the beach…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Ethel’s Dream House [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner October 16 1938, as "untitled (“The other day my wife Ethel showed me the picture of a house in the paper…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * Ethel Sings Husky Musky Dusky [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner October 2 1938, as "untitled (“The other night I took my wife Ethel to a show on some passes a friend of mine gave me…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• Squire: A Man’s Magazine December 1954
• * Ethel’s Pops and Danged Hard Time [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 3 1938, as "untitled (“My wife Ethel was reading the paper the other day and she ses Joe do you know the difference between the recession and the depression?”)"
• The Evening Standard June 20 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * Ethel’s Pops and Joe’s Uncle Tim [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 15 1939, as "untitled (“The other night my wife Ethel was reading the paper and she ses Joe suppose we went to Paris…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Ethel’s Pops and the Mustard Plaster [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner September 18 1938, as "untitled (“When I got home last night I ses to my wife Ethel see here Ethel what is this I hear…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Ethel’s Pops Knocks the Government [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner October 9 1938, as "untitled (“The other night my wife Ethel ses to me Joe if you had a friend…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Ethel’s Salad Bowl Hat [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 10 1938, as "untitled (“The other night I could not get home for dinner so I had it downtown…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• Squire: A Man’s Magazine February 1955
• * Ethel’s Uncle Dan and War [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner September 4 1938, as "untitled (“The other night my wife Ethel ses Joe if there was a war would you go to it?”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Ethel Wins a Dollar [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner March 26 1939, as "untitled (“The other night I had to work late so my wife Ethel went to the movies…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * The Evergreen Jewel Case [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner December 22 1929
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Face on the Screen [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner August 10 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Faithless Operative [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner August 24 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Fall of a God, (pm) The Bohemian Magazine November 1908
• * False Identification, (vi) Short Takes by Damon Runyon, Whittlesey House, 1946
• Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine September 1955
• * The Family Tree [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner January 18 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Fashionable Manners [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 10 1939, as "untitled (“Last week I made a little unexpected extra dough…”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Fat Fallon, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine October 1907
• * Fear, (ss) The All-Story Magazine November 1908
• The People of the Pit ed. Gene Christie, Black Dog Books, 2010
• * The Fist of Mercy, (ss) The Popular Magazine July 1 1911
• * The Foiled Fake [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner April 26 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * For a Pal, (ss) Collier’s January 9 1932
• The Evening Standard November 12 1937
• Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #27, 1945
• * The Forgotten Town Comes Back [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner March 29 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * For the Cry of a Little Child, (pm) The Smart Set December 1908
• * The Foul Fighter [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner February 1 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Foul Territory, (ss) The Cavalier April 11 1914
• * Gentlemen Stand [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 24 1939, as "untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel and I went over to New York…”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Gentlemen, the King!, (ss) Collier’s April 25 1931
• The Evening Standard September 13 1937
• The Killing Spirit ed. Jay Hopler, Overlook Press, 1996
• * The Gift of Tongues, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine September 1911
• Lilliput’s Extra Holiday Reading 1952
• * The Glory of War, (pm) The American Magazine September 1907
• * God, and Gold, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1908
• Tropical Adventures July 1928
• * God’s Country [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner August 6 1939, as "untitled (“The other night I took my wife Ethel over to a movie theater on Broadway…”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * A Good Cry [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner August 27 1939, as "untitled (“The other night when I got home from work my wife Ethels eyes were red…”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * The Grand National (with Paul Brown), (ar) Cosmopolitan April 1934
• * The Great and Only Flapjack Romance [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner May 25 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Great Apple Crisis [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner December 7 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Great Depression [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner March 8 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Great Hands for Playing Jokes, (ss) Runyon First and Last by Damon Runyon, Lippincott, 1949
• Squire: A Man’s Magazine July 1955
• * The Great Jail Break [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner November 30 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Great Kuskaden Mystery Burglary [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner July 31 1932
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Great Wrestling Case Mystery [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner July 20 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Grunt Guy, (vi) Short Takes by Damon Runyon, Whittlesey House, 1946
• Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine September 1955
• * Heads!, (ss) The Illustrated Detective Magazine April 1932
• * The Heads of the Hogrievers, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1913
• The 20-Story Magazine #115, January 1932
• * Hefty Hogan and a Black Eye [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner July 23 1939, as "untitled (“When I got home the other night and was sitting down listening…”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * High Cards Blasted in Plot [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner November 9 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The High-Graderess, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine October 1910
• * Highpockets, (ss) Runyon First and Last by Damon Runyon, Lippincott, 1949
• Squire: A Man’s Magazine January 1956
• * The Hitherto Unsolved Mystery of the Great Secret Punch [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner February 16 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Hobo’s Rest, (ss) Star Magazine June 1931
• All Star November 1931
• * Hold ’Em, Yale!, (ss) Collier’s November 14 1931
• The Evening Standard September 15 1937
• * The Hole in the Horn of Plenty, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine December 1912
• Argosy January 1961
• * Homeward Bound, (pm) The Bohemian Magazine November 1908
• * The Hottest Guy in the World, (ss) Liberty November 8 1930
• The Evening Standard March 15 1935
• Great Action Stories ed. William Kittredge & Steven M. Krauzer, Mentor, 1977
• * The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown, (ss) Collier’s January 28 1933
• Magpie November 1951
• No, But I Saw the Movie ed. David Wheeler, Penguin US, 1989
• Zoetrope: All-Story Summer 2002
• * Incidents in the Life of a Rainmaker [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner April 19 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Informal Execution of Soupbone Pew, (ss) Adventure March 1911
• Masterpieces of Terror and the Supernatural ed. Marvin Kaye, SFBC, 1985
• * In One Ear—, (ss) Runyon First and Last by Damon Runyon, Lippincott, 1949
• Squire: A Man’s Magazine October 1955
• * In the Stretch, (vi) People’s July 1907
• * Introduction to Bulldog Mickey, (is) The Blue Book Magazine December 1940
• * Is Singing Necessary? [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner March 27 1938, as "untitled (“When my wife Ethel and me got home from the movies the other night she ses listen Joe is singing necessary?”)"
• The Evening Standard June 3 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * It Comes Up Mud, (ss) Collier’s June 10 1933
• The Evening Standard November 10 1937
• Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #27, 1945
• * A Jew, (pm) Cosmopolitan November 1922
• * A Job for the Macarone, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 2 1937
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #102, May 1952
• Miami Noir: The Classics ed. Les Standiford, Akashic Books, 2020
• * Joe Terrace, (vi) Collier’s August 29 1936
• * Johnny One-Eye, (ss) Collier’s June 28 1941
• The Saint Detective Magazine August 1955
• The Saint Detective Magazine (Australia) September 1956
• The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) November 1956
• Detective Stories ed. Deborah Shine, Octopus US, 1980
• Manhattan Noir 2: The Classics ed. Lawrence Block, Akashic Books, 2008
• * The Johnson-Johnson Divorce [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner October 15 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Kelly, K.C., (pm) Cosmopolitan August 1919
• * The Kidnaped Editor [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner February 15 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The King of Kavanaugh County, (ss) People’s April 1907
• * The Lacework Kid, (ss) Collier’s February 12 1944
• * The Lady Member, (ss) Hampton’s Magazine February 1911
• Green Book Quarterly #1, 1933
• * The Last of the Wanderbund, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine July 1911
• * Laughter at the Movies [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner October 24 1938, as "untitled (“The other night my wife Ethel ses to me Joe do you know what a terrible thing Mussolini…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * The Law of the Lightning, (ss) The Popular Magazine June 15 1912
• Sport Story Magazine August 8 1924
• * The Lease Breakers [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner May 3 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Lemon Drop Kid, (ss) Collier’s February 3 1934
• The Evening Standard October 29 1937
• Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #27, 1945
• * Leopard’s Spots, (ss) Collier’s May 6 1939
• * “Let Me Explain” [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner March 20 1938, as "untitled (“The other night when my wife Ethel and me got home from the movies she ses Joe do you know why people…”)"
• The Evening Standard May 30 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * A Light in France, (ss) Collier’s January 15 1944
• * Lillian, (ss) Collier’s February 1 1930
• The Evening Standard September 30 1937
• Great Cat Tales ed. Lesley O'Mara, Carroll & Graf, 2000
• * The Lily of St. Pierre, (ss) Collier’s December 20 1930
• The Evening Standard September 17 1937
• * Little Miss Marker, (ss) Collier’s March 26 1932
• The Evening Standard October 20 1937
• Modern American Short Stories ed. Bennett Cerf, World, 1945
• Great Comedies Made Into Movies, Royce, 1945
• * Little Pinks, (ss) Collier’s January 27 1940
• * Liver and Onions [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 16 1939, as "untitled (“The other night when I got home from work I ses to my wife Ethel well sweets what have you got…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Lonely Heart, (ss) Collier’s January 16 1937
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine April 1937
• The Passing Show May 8 1937
• The Evening Standard October 8 1937
• * The Lonesome Man [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner December 28 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Lost Estate [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner March 15 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Lost Explorer [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner January 11 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Lost in the Dressing Room, (ar) Jack Dempsey’s Sports Magazine May 1938
• * The Lost Pedro [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner October 12 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Louis-Schmeling Fight [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner June 26 1938, as "untitled (“Last night I took my wife to see Joe Louis and Max Schmeling fight…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * Lou Louder, (vi) Collier’s August 8 1936
• * The Love Story of “Guys and Dolls”, (ss) Cosmopolitan June 1951
• * Love Trail Circles Globe [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner May 17 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Madame La Gimp, (ss) Cosmopolitan October 1929
• The Evening Standard September 23 1937
• Celebrated Stories Made Into Movies, Royce, 1944
• * “The Maid of Monterey”, (ss) Gunter’s Magazine April 1908
• * Manhattan Serenade, (ss) Lilliput October/November 1952
• * A Marathon of Mercy, (ss) The Popular Magazine April 1 1912
• * Material Witness, (ss) The Evening Standard October 6 1937
• * Maybe a Queen, (ss) Collier’s December 12 1931
• * McLoughlin—The World’s Greatest Tennis Player, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine November 1914
• * The Melancholy Dane, (ss) Collier’s March 18 1944
• * The Midget Golf Case [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner September 21 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Missing Checker Player [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner April 13 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Missing Lady Mystery Is Solved [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner June 15 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mob and the Maid, (ss) The Scrap Book April 1909
• * Money from Home, (ss) Cosmopolitan October 1935
• The Evening Standard Nov 17, Nov 18, Nov 19 1937
• Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #27, 1945
• * My Father, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine June 1911
• * Mystery Case Radio Tenor [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner June 29 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of a Native Son [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner May 11 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Mystery of Attack on Heavy Hitter of Club Solved [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner June 22 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of the Cold Deck [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner March 2 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Mystery of the Conscience Test [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner July 6 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of the Damning Football [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner October 1 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of the Dead Arm [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner February 2 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Mystery of the Deadly Molars [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner September 24 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of the Elusive Bases [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner September 10 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of the “Hopped” Horses [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner September 17 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of the Lost Client [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner October 22 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Mystery of the Lost Operatives [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner October 29 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of the Lost Pointer [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner November 26 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Mystery of the Lost Relatives [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner November 12 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Mystery of the Navy Goat [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner March 16 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of the Sick Pug [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner November 5 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Mystery of the Sixty-First Floor [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner September 28 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of the Stolen Ballots [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner November 19 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of the Stolen Tunes [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner February 23 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Mystery of the World’s Fair [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner October 8 1933
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Mystery of the Wrecked Cabs [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner January 19 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Mystery of Why Father Drew Money from Bank [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner June 8 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * My Wife Ethel, (co) Constable (hc), November 1939
• * My Wife Ethel (var. 1), (co) David McKay Company (hc), 1940
• * Neat Strip, (ss) Collier’s April 9 1938
• Boston Sunday Globe Magazine August 20 1939
• * A Nice Price, (ss) Collier’s September 8 1934
• The Evening Standard September 20 1937
• * The Nose of Nemesis, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine November 1912
• Argosy September 1974, as "Dollars and Scents"
• The Giant Book of Classic Dog Stories ed. Wayne Lewis & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2014
• Hounded! ed. M. Grant Kellermeyer, Wayne Lewis, Charles G. Waugh & Kathy Sweet Waugh, Oldstyle Tales Press, 2025
• * Nothing Happens in Brooklyn [Joe & Ethel Turp], (ss) Collier’s April 30 1938
• Boston Sunday Globe Magazine September 3 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * The Old Doll’s House, (ss) Collier’s May 13 1933
• The Evening Standard September 16 1937
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #80, July 1950
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #21, Spring/Summer 1971
• * Old Em’s Kentucky Home, (ss) Collier’s June 17 1939
• * Old Hardhead (with Bozeman Bulger), (ss) Hearst’s International July 1922
• * The Old Men of the Mountain, (ss) Runyon First and Last by Damon Runyon, Lippincott, 1949
• Squire: A Man’s Magazine September 1955
• * One Dog in a Flat, (ar) Hearst’s International November 1923
• * One of the Legion, (ss) The Scrap Book August 1907
• * One Seconder Kiss [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner July 30 1939, as "untitled (“One night a couple of weeks ago my wife Ethel ses Joe I have been thinking about something all day long.”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * On Nice Fellows, (ar) 1938
• The Pocket Week-End Book ed. Philip Van Doren Stern, Pocket Books, 1949
• * On the Luneta, (pm) People’s November 1909
• * “OO-OO-OO!” [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner February 20 1938, as "untitled (“My wife Ethel was listening to the radio the other night and she ses Joe what is the idea of those people…”)"
• The Evening Standard June 1 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Opera Incog, (ss) The Cavalier February 21 1914
• * Operative T-99: The Lost Stories [Operative T-99], (co) Wordsmith (tp), August 2023 ; edited by Paul Duncan
• * Palm Beach Santa Claus, (ss) Collier’s December 24 1938
• * Pick the Winner, (ss) Collier’s February 11 1933
• The Evening Standard November 5 1937
• Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #27, 1945
• Classic Lines: More Great Racing Stories ed. Dick Francis & John Welcome, Bellew Publishing, 1991
• * A Piece of Pie, (ss) Collier’s August 21 1937
• Underworld (UK) Spring 1952
• Stakes Are High ed. Brent Ashabranner, Pennant Books, 1954
• Authors’ Choice 2, Hamish Hamilton, 1973
• * The Pied Piper, Junior, (ss) Adventure July 1911
• The Best of Adventure, Volume 1: 1910-1912 ed. Doug Ellis, Black Dog Books, 2010
• * The Power of the Drama, (ss) The Popular Magazine March 1 1913
• * “Practice Marching”, (pm) The American Magazine May 1907
• * Priceless Engineers of the Curve, (ar) The Railroad and Current Mechanics November 1913
• * Princess O’Hara, (ss) Collier’s March 3 1934
• The Evening Standard November 15 1937
• Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #20, 1944
• * The Purloined Giraffe [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner August 31 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * A Queer Ghost Story [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner January 12 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Quins [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner May 1 1938, as "untitled (“The other night my wife Ethel was reading the paper and she ses Joe what about Missus Dionne?”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * A Rank Fakir Flops [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner September 7 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Ransom, (ss) Cosmopolitan October 1933, as "Ransom…$1,000,000"
• Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine January 1934
• * Ransom…$1,000,000, (ss) Cosmopolitan October 1933
• Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine January 1934, as "Ransom"
• * Ransom for a Wife [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner May 18 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Rat-Ridden Steamer [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner March 22 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Real Jack Dempsey, (bg) Hearst’s International April 1923
• * Red Fox Jacket [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner August 14 1938, as "untitled (“I got up late last Sunday morning and after breakfast I started to read the paper…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * The Red Grave, (vi) The Monthly Story Blue Book Magazine January 1907
• * Romance in the Roaring Forties, (ss) Cosmopolitan July 1929
• The Evening Standard September 7 1937
• * Roses of a Dream, (pm) The Smart Set July 1908
• The Smart Set: A History and Anthology ed. Carl R. Dolmetsch, Dial, 1966
• * Sailing Orders, (pm) People’s June 1908
• * The “Salted” Gold Mine [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner September 14 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Sense of Humor, (ss) Cosmopolitan September 1934
• The Evening Standard December 12 1934
• Cosmopolitan April 1947
• The Literature of Crime ed. Ellery Queen, Little Brown, 1950
• The Hilton Bedside Book, Hilton Hotels Corporation, 1952
• The Saint Detective Magazine May 1954
• Ellery Queen’s Book of Mystery Stories ed. Ellery Queen, 1957
• The Saint Detective Magazine (Australia) May 1957
• The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) July 1957
• Murder Mixture ed. Elizabeth Lee, Elak Books, 1963
• Masterpieces of Surprise ed. James L. Monahan, Hart, 1966
• The Best American Mystery Stories of the Century ed. Tony Hillerman, Houghton Mifflin Company, 2000
• * Short Pants [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner May 29 1938, as "untitled (“The other night my wife Ethel was reading the paper and she ses Joe how did Mister Kennedy ever come out about the short pants?”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * Short Takes, (gp)
• Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine September 1955
• * The Sickly Dahlias [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner January 25 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Simon Satterfield, (ss) The Bohemian Magazine January 1909
• * Situation Wanted, (ss) Collier’s November 21 1936
• * The Slow Horses Mystery [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner February 9 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Snapping Goldfish [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner October 5 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Snatching of Bookie Bob, (ss) Collier’s September 26 1931
• The Evening Standard September 8 1937
• Rex Stout Mystery Magazine #4, March 1946
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #92, July 1951
• Masterpieces of Surprise ed. James L. Monahan, Hart, 1966
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #23, Spring/Summer 1972
• Deadly Odds ed. Richard Peyton, Souvenir Press, 1986
• Great Law and Order Stories ed. John Mortimer, Bellew, 1990
• * Social Error, (ss) Collier’s March 22 1930
• The Evening Standard September 25 1937
• Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #27, 1945
• * Some Good Advice [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 23 1938, as "untitled (“When I got home from work the other night my wife Ethel ses O hello Joe so you are home hay?”)"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * The Song of Silence (Ballad of a Beach Comber), (pm) Appleton’s Magazine March 1909
• * Song of the Service, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1908
• * The Song o’ the Bullet, (pm) Collier’s Weekly May 28 1904
• * Songs of the Service: The Wage of the Fighting Men; To the Colors; The Cavalry, (pm) Leslie’s Monthly Magazine July 1905
• * So You Won’t Talk!, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1937
• Argosy (UK) January 1966
• Murder on the Menu ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press, 1991
• * The Spangles of the Prophet, (ss) The Popular Magazine August 1 1911
• * The Spirit of the West, (ss) Hampton’s Magazine August 1910
• * “The Spirit of You”, (pm) Lippincott’s Magazine December 1907
• * Spirit Rapping at Ristyville, (ss) The Cavalier May 24 1913
• The Best of Argosy Annual #2, 1976
• * Sports Are Hypocrites [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 13 1938, as "untitled (“The day after election my wife Ethel ses Joe the paper ses Mister Dewey sent a telegram…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * The Stolen Portrait [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner November 9 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Stolen Signals [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner October 19 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * A Story Goes with It, (ss) Cosmopolitan November 1931
• Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine April 1932
• The Evening Standard October 11 1937
• Murder At the Races ed. Peter Haining, Orion, 1995
• * The Strange Cult [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner January 4 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Sunny South [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 18 1938, as "untitled (“That lumbago that Johnny Walker the traveling fellow had did not get better…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * A Sure Thing Named Marmaduke James, (ss) Runyon First and Last by Damon Runyon, Lippincott, 1949
• Squire: A Man’s Magazine May 1955
• * That Ever-Loving Wife of Hymie’s, (ss) Cosmopolitan September 1931
• Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine October 1932
• The Evening Standard October 15 1937
• * That Mysterious Alden Affair [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner January 5 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * The Three Wise Guys, (ss) Collier’s December 23 1933
• Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #27, 1945
• Argosy December 1950
• Collier’s December 21 1956
• * Tight Shoes, (ss) Collier’s April 18 1936
• The Passing Show June 6 1936
• The Evening Standard October 22 1937
• * Tobias the Terrible, (ss) Collier’s December 10 1932
• The Evening Standard September 11 1937
• * Too Much Pep, (ss) Collier’s January 10 1931
• * Toots McGann, (pm) People’s April 1908
• * To Those Who Stay, (pm) People’s May 1908
• * A Tough Audience for Underwear [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner February 19 1939, as "untitled (“The other night I took my wife Ethel to the movies and when we got home she ses Joe I have been thinking of something.”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939 [Joe & Ethel Turp], (co) Wordsmith (tp), December 2024 ; edited by Paul Duncan
• * The Twilight of the Gangster, (iv) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine June 1933 [Ref. Edward P. Mulrooney]
• * The Two Broken Toes [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner April 27 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Two Face [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner February 12 1939, as "untitled (“The other night when my wife Ethel and I were coming home from the movies we passed Minnie Schultz…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Two Men Named Collins, (ss) The Reader September 1907
• Pearson’s Magazine June 1913
• * The Uncertain Bank [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner February 8 1931
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * Uncle Dan and the Baby Alligators [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 1 1939, as "untitled (“My wife Ethel and me got back from Florida yesterday in the old bucket…”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940
• * Uncle Dan and the Fan Dancer [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 2 1939, as "untitled (“The other night my wife Ethel ses Joe the Worlds Fair is all right now.”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• Squire: A Man’s Magazine November 1955
• * Uncle Dan and the Spies [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 8 1939, as "untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel ses Joe my Uncle Ben was over today.”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * Undertaker Song, (ss) Collier’s November 24 1934
• The Evening Standard October 27 1937
• Stories for Men: An Anthology ed. Charles Grayson, Garden City Publishing Co., Inc., 1944
• Happy Endings ed. Damon Knight, Bobbs-Merrill, 1974
• Chilling and Killing ed. Joan Kahn, Houghton Mifflin, 1978
• * The Unfortunate Disguise [Operative T-99], (ss) San Francisco Examiner December 14 1930
• Operative T-99: The Lost Stories, Wordsmith, 2023
• * United Kingdom Cuvee [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner June 19 1938, as "untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel ses to me Joe I bet it is a lot of fun being a Roosevelt.”)"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939
• * untitled (“Every day for the past couple of weeks my wife Ethel has been getting all the newspapers…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner September 17 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“I got up late last Sunday morning and after breakfast I started to read the paper…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner August 14 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "Red Fox Jacket"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Red Fox Jacket"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“I had a day off yesterday and so I got out the old can and drove my wife Ethel down to Floyd Bennett Airport…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner July 17 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "The Cop Says Get Back There"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“I was reading the paper after dinner last night and my wife Ethel was sewing on something…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 19 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night I told my wife Ethel I would take her to the Worlds Fair…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner June 18 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night I took my wife Ethel and her Moms and her Pops and her Uncle Ben…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner July 2 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night I took my wife Ethel to a night club over in New York…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner February 26 1939
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "Deb Sings Wuh Wuh Wuh"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Deb Sings Wuh Wuh Wuh"
• Squire: A Man’s Magazine March 1955, as "Deb Sings Wuh Wuh Wuh"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night I took my wife to see Joe Louis and Max Schmeling fight…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner June 26 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "The Louis-Schmeling Fight"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel and I went over to New York…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 24 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Gentlemen Stand"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel ses Joe do you know what I would like to have?”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner June 4 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel ses Joe do you know what my Uncle Ben ses?”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner September 24 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Are You a Cracky?"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel ses Joe I wish we had an awful lot of money.”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 17 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel ses Joe my Uncle Ben was here again today…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner October 1 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel ses Joe my Uncle Ben was over today.”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 8 1939
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "Uncle Dan and the Spies"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel ses Joe when are we going to go to the Worlds Fair again?”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner July 9 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel ses to me Joe I bet it is a lot of fun being a Roosevelt.”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner June 19 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "United Kingdom Cuvee"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel ses to me Joe it must be a wonderful thing to be Missus Rosefelt…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 1 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel was reading a book and I ses whats that you are reading Ethel?”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 19 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Do It with Etiquette"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night my wife Ethel was reading the paper and she ses hay Joe listen to this.”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 12 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night when I got home from work I heard somebody talking in the kitchen…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner August 20 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Ethel Entertains a Celebrity"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night when I got home from work I ses to my wife Ethel what is this jam…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 23 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night when I got home from work my wife Ethel seemed to be thinking about something…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 16 1938
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Do You Love Me?"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night when I got home from work my wife Ethel ses Joe do you know what day this is?”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 9 1939
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "Wedding Anniversary"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Wedding Anniversary"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last night when I got home the furniture in our living room…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 5 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last Saturday was my wife Ethels birthday…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner October 29 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last Sunday night I was taking my bath…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 31 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last week I got a raise in salary and when I went home and told my wife Ethel…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner June 12 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "Cafe Society"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Cafe Society"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last week I made a little unexpected extra dough…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 10 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Fashionable Manners"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last week my boss sent me to Albany to see a fellow about some business…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner August 7 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "At the Races"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "At the Races"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“Last week my wife Ethels Moms spent a few days at our house…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 26 1939
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel and me got back from Florida yesterday in the old bucket…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 1 1939
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "Uncle Dan and the Baby Alligators"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Uncle Dan and the Baby Alligators"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel and me went over to see a picture in a Broadway movie joint the other night…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner May 6 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel and me went to a movie down town last night and before the movie came on…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner September 28 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel and me went to a movie last night and in this movie there was a big fight…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 5 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel and me went to a movie the other night and when we got home…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 26 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel and me went to a movie two weeks ago and it was not so hot…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 12 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel and me went to another picture the other night and she is pretty sore about it…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 21 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel and me went to the movies last night and afterwards when we was home…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner August 21 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel and me went to the movies the other night and it was one of these pictures…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner July 5 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel and me went to the movies the other night and on the way home Ethel ses Joe who is your favorite actress in the movies?”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner February 6 1938
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel came home the other evening with her clothes mussed and her face dirty…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 12 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel ses she is glad they got the King crowned at last all right and the queen too…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner May 15 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel ses to me last night hay Joe, I was going by Jim Wong the laundrymans place today…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner August 2 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel ses to me last night Joe do you know long hair is coming back?”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner July 24 1938
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel ses to me yesterday what on earth is the matter with all you men anyway…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner June 28 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel was leading the paper the other night and she ses Joe how much is a billion?”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 17 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "A Billion Dollars"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel was listening to the radio the other night and she ses Joe what is the idea of those people…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner February 20 1938
• The Evening Standard June 1 1938, as "“OO-OO-OO!”"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "“OO-OO-OO!”"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "“OO-OO-OO!”"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel was listening to the radio the other night and some guy told a joke…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner May 21 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel was reading the paper last night and she ses hay Joe I bet Mister Hoover…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 30 1938
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel was reading the paper the other day and she ses Joe do you know the difference between the recession and the depression?”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 3 1938
• The Evening Standard June 20 1938, as "Ethel’s Pops and Danged Hard Time"
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "Ethel’s Pops and Danged Hard Time"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“My wife Ethel was reading the paper the other night and she ses hay Joe how does Walter Winchell…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner January 2 1938
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“One night about a week ago I got home from work my wife Ethels girl friend…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 28 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“One night a couple of weeks ago my wife Ethel ses Joe I have been thinking about something all day long.”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner July 30 1939
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "One Seconder Kiss"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“That lumbago that Johnny Walker the traveling fellow had did not get better…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner December 18 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "The Sunny South"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "The Sunny South"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“The day after election my wife Ethel ses Joe the paper ses Mister Dewey sent a telegram…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 13 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "Sports Are Hypocrites"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“The other day my wife Ethel showed me the picture of a house in the paper…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner October 16 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "Ethel’s Dream House"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“The other day was my wife Ethels birthday so I blew her to a big Guinee dinner…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 21 1937
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“The other night after we had a big thanksgiving dinner…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner November 27 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "Ethel and the Blonde Thing"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Ethel and the Blonde Thing"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“The other night I could not get home for dinner so I had it downtown…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner April 10 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "Ethel’s Salad Bowl Hat"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "Ethel’s Salad Bowl Hat"
• Squire: A Man’s Magazine February 1955, as "Ethel’s Salad Bowl Hat"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
• * untitled (“The other night I got out the old bucket and me and my wife Ethel drove over to New York…”) [Joe & Ethel Turp], (vi) San Francisco Examiner September 11 1938
• My Wife Ethel, Constable, 1939, as "The Cop Says Turp Turp Turp"
• My Wife Ethel (var. 1), David McKay Company, 1940, as "The Cop Says Turp Turp Turp"
• The Turps: Collected Stories 1: 1937-1939, Wordsmith, 2024
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