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[]Woolley, Horace A. (fl. 1910s-1920s) (chron.)
- * At Grips with Plotters, (ss) Chums April 8 1916
- * Cowboy Crux’s Capture, (ss) Chums January 8 1916
- * Cricket, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper July 12 1913
- * The Crocodile’s Eyes, (ss) Chums April 5 1919
- * Diamond Kopje, (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #56, June 14 1913
- * Football, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1914
- * The Goal-Keeper, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper February 15 1913
- * In Rebel Hands [Ken Lowther], (sl) Chums Nov 9, Nov 16 1918
- * “Just a Cuff-Link!”, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper May 10, May 17 1913
- * Mount Your Wheels!, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper March 22 1913
- * ’Neath Dropping Bombs, (ss) Chums December 4 1915
- * One of Clive’s Band, (ss) The British Boy’s Annual 1913, 1913
- * The Paper Chase, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1 1913
- * Peg Away!, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper February 22 1913
- * The Phantom Moose, (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #47, April 12 1913
- * “Red Mike”, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper May 31 1913
- * The Secret Plantation, (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #64, August 9 1913
- * That Scholarship!, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1913
- * Trapper Dan’s Secret, (ss) Chums May 25 1918
- * Trent’s Pearl Patch, (ss) Chums September 13 1913
- * When the Light Failed, (ss) The British Boy’s Annual 1913, 1913
- * Why Langston Went!, (ss) The Boys’ Realm #48, February 28 1920
- * Winning Over Westpool, (ss) Chums May 22 1915
[]Woolley, Robert Wickliffe (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
- * America’s Bad Faith Towards Cuba, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1910
- * “Bill” Bradley, the First New Republican Senator from South of the Ohio River, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1909
- * Cuba’s Serious Plight, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1910
- * Famous Old-Time Races, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine November 1904
- * The Fight for the Direct Election of Senators, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1911
- * How the Constitution Bars Democracy, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) February 1911
- * How Washington Wastes Your Money, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1910
- * The Kindest Man in Washington, (bg) The Scrap Book September 1909
- * The Man Who Owns Cuba, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1910
- * The Mill Child’s Advantages, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1910
- * The Plunderers of Washington, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1909
- * The Real meaning of the Reed-Cannon Rules, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1909
- * The South’s Fight for Race Purity, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jan, Feb 1910
- * A Way to lessen Governmental Waste, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1910
- * What Cuban Annexation Would Mean to the United States, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1910
[]Woolrich, Cornell; [i.e., Cornell George Hopley-Woolrich] (1903-1968); used pseudonyms Ted Brooks, George Hopley & William Irish (about) (books) (chron.)
- * Absent-Minded Murder, (nv) Black Mask April 1941, as "Cool, Calm and Detected"
- * Accessory to Murder, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly February 8 1941, as "He Looked Like Murder", by Cornell Woolrich
- * Adventures of a Fountain Pen, (nv) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine April 1945, as "Dipped in Blood"
- * After-Dinner Story [Hardecker], (nv) Black Mask January 1938
- Black Mask (UK) January 1938
- Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #12, September 1943
- Alfred Hitchcock’s Fireside Book of Suspense ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Simon & Schuster, 1947, as by William Irish
- Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #29, November 1949
- Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) February 1954
- Three Times Three Mystery Omnibus ed. Howard Haycraft & John Beecroft, Doubleday, 1964, as by William Irish
- Three Times Three Mystery Omnibus, Volume II ed. Howard Haycraft & John Beecroft, Doubleday, 1964, as by William Irish
- Ellery Queen’s Anthology #6, 1964
- Classic Stories of Crime and Detection ed. Jacques Barzun & Wendell Hertig Taylor, Garland, 1976, as by William Irish
- Crimes and Clues ed. Stephen P. Clarke, Prentice-Hall, 1978, as by William Irish
- The Edgar Winners ed. Bill Pronzini, Random House, 1980, as by William Irish
- Great Short Tales of Mystery and Terror, Readers Digest, 1982, as by William Irish
- * Afternoon of a Phony, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly November 14 1936
- * Alibi of the Lying Son, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly October 9 1937, as "The Lie", by Cornell Woolrich
- * All at Once, No Alice, (nv) Argosy March 2 1940
- * All It Takes Is Brains, (nv) Argosy January 25 1936, as "The Crime on St. Catherine Street"
- * And So to Death, (na) Argosy March 1 1941
- Strange Detective Mysteries (Canada) January 1945
- Rex Stout’s Mystery Monthly #7, December 1946, as "Nightmare", by William Irish
- Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine August 1971, as "Nightmare"
- Baker’s Dozen: 13 Short Mystery Novels ed. Bill Pronzini & Martin H. Greenberg, Greenwich House, 1984, as "Nightmare"
- The Mammoth Book of Short Crime Novels ed. Bill Pronzini & Martin Harry Greenberg, Robinson, 1986, as "Nightmare"
- * Angel Face [Nick Burns], (nv) Black Mask October 1937, as "Face Work"
- Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #37, December 1946
- Short Story Magazine (Australia) #59, June 1949
- Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #30, December 1949
- Ellery Queen’s Anthology #14 1968, #58 Sum 1988
- Crime on Her Mind ed. Michele B. Slung, Pantheon, 1975, as by William Irish
- The Great American Detective ed. William Kittredge & Steven M. Krauzer, Mentor, 1978
- The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps ed. Otto Penzler, Vintage Crime/Black Lizard, 2007
- * Annabelle Gets Across, (ss) Breezy Stories December 1935
- * Author’s Choice, (is) Keyhole Mystery Magazine June 1960
- * Baal’s Daughter, (ss) Thrilling Mystery January 1936
- * Between the Acts, (ss) Serenade March 1934
- * The Black Angel, (n.) 1943
- * The Black Bargain, (nv) Justice January 1956
- * Black Cargo, (nv) Argosy July 31 1937
- * The Black Curtain, (n.) Simon & Schuster, 1941
- * The Black Curtain, (ex) Simon & Schuster, 1941
- * The Black Path of Fear, (n.) Doubleday, 1944
- * Blind Date, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine September 1935, as "The Corpse and the Kid"
- * Blind Date with Death, (ss) Dime Detective Magazine June 1937
- * Blonde Beauty Slain, (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine March 1959
- * Blood in Your Eye, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly March 21 1936
- * The Blood Stone, (nv) Flynn’s Detective Fiction February 1943, as "The Death Stone"
- * Bluebeard’s Seventh Wife, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly August 22 1936
- * Bluebeard’s Thirteenth Wife, (ss) College Humor February 1929
- * Blue Is for Bravery, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly February 27 1937
- * The Blue Ribbon, (nv) The Blue Ribbon by William Irish, Lippincott, 1949
- * The Body in Grant’s Tomb, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine January 1943
- * The Body of a Well Dressed Woman [Inspector Evans], (nv) Dime Detective Magazine March 1944, as "What the Well-Dressed Corpse Will Wear"
- * The Body Upstairs [Jimmy Galbraith], (ss) Dime Detective Magazine April 1 1935
- * The Book That Squealed, (na) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine August 1939
- * Borrowed Crime, (Avon Murder Mystery Monthly, 1946, co) , as by William Irish
- * Borrowed Crime, (nv) Black Mask July 1939
- * The Boy Cried Murder, (na) Mystery Book Magazine March 1947
- Short Story Magazine (Australia) #70, May 1950, as "Fire Escape", by William Irish
- The Saint Detective Magazine September 1954, as by William Irish
- Child’s Ploy ed. Marcia Muller & Bill Pronzini, Macmillan, 1984, as "Fire Escape"
- Murder in the First Reel ed. Bill Pronzini, Martin H. Greenberg & Charles G. Waugh, Avon, 1985
- * Bread and Orchids, (ss) College Humor January 1927
- * The Bride Wore Black, (n.) Simon & Schuster, 1940
- * Cab, Mister?, (ss) Black Mask November 1937
- * The Cape Triangular, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly April 16 1938
- * The Case of Double Jeopardy, (nv) Black Mask July 1942, as "Three Kills for One
3 Kills for 1", by Cornell Woolrich
- * The Case of the Body in Grant’s Tomb, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine January 1943, as "The Body in Grant’s Tomb"
- * The Case of the Killer-Diller, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine May 1939
- * Case of the Lying Son, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly October 9 1937, as "The Lie", by Cornell Woolrich
- * The Case of the Maladroit Manicurist, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine May 1941
- * The Case of the Talking Eyes, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine September 1939
- * The Case of the Two-Timing Blonde, (ss) Fury May 1962
- * Chance, (nv) Black Mask May 1942, as "Dormant Account", by Cornell Woolrich
- * Change of Murder, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly January 25 1936
- * Charlie Won’t Be Home Tonight, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine July 1939
- * Children of the Ritz, (sl) College Humor Oct, Nov 1927
- * Cigarette, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly January 11 1936
- * Cinderella and the Mob, (nv) Argosy June 22 1940
- * Cinderella Magic, (ss) The Illustrated Love Magazine November 1930
- * C-Jag, (nv) Black Mask October 1940
- Black Mask (UK) October 1940
- The Pocket Mystery Reader ed. Lee Wright, Pocket, 1942, as "Cocaine"
- Mystery Digest December 1958, as "Dream of Death"
- Suspense (Australia) March 1960, as "Dream of Death"
- Suspense (UK) March 1960, as "Dream of Death"
- Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine December 1965, as "Just Enough to Cover a Thumbnail"
- Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) #265, December 1965, as "Just Enough to Cover a Thumbnail"
- Ellery Queen’s Anthology #60, Summer 1989, as "Just Enough to Cover a Thumbnail"
- Ellery Queen’s Eleven Deadly Sins ed. Eleanor Sullivan, Walker US, 1991, as "Just Enough to Cover a Thumbnail"
- * Clever, These Americans, (ss) Argosy July 3 1937
- * Clip-Joint, (ss) Breezy Stories August 1935
- * The Clock at the Astor, (ss) Breezy Stories April 1936
- * Cocaine, (nv) Black Mask October 1940, as "C-Jag"
- * Collared, (nv) Black Mask October 1939
- * Come Witness My Murder!, (nv) Flynn’s Detective Fiction August 1943
- * Cool, Calm and Detected, (nv) Black Mask April 1941
- * The Corpse and the Kid, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine September 1935
- * The Corpse in the Statue, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine July 1 1935, as "Red Liberty"
- * The Corpse in the Statue of Liberty, (nv) King Features Syndicate 1957, as by William Irish
- * The Corpse Next Door, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly January 23 1937
- * The Counterfeit Hat, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly February 18 1939
- * Crazy House, (ss) Dime Detective Magazine June 1941
- * Crime by the Forelock, (ss) Black Mask September 1939
- * The Crime on St. Catherine Street, (nv) Argosy January 25 1936
- * The Customer’s Always Right, (ss) Detective Tales July 1941
- Detective Tales (Canada) December 1941
- Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #18, September 1944, as "The Fingernail"
- Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine “Overseas Edition for the Armed Forces” #18, September 1944, as "The Fingernail"
- Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #32, February 1950, as "The Fingernail"
- Suspense (Australia) February 1959, as "The Fingernail"
- Suspense (UK) February 1959, as "The Fingernail"
- Great Stories of Detection ed. R. C. Bull, Barker, 1960, as "The Fingernail", by William Irish
- Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine June 1963
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