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Layton, Mark (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
- * City of Chance, (ss) Rapid-Fire Detective Stories February 1933
- * The Decoy, (ss) Clues 2nd August 1928
- * The Exit of Denver Slim, (ss) Clues 1st June 1928
- * Fetters of Fate, (ss) Clues 1st September 1928
- * The Floor That Was Too Clean, (ss) Clues 1st April 1928
- * The Ghost of Tony Droole, (ss) Clues 1st July 1928
- * Holdup Hour, (ss) Clues 1st January 1930
- * King of the Beggars, (ss) Rapid-Fire Detective Stories April 1933
- * The Missing Suit, (ss) Clues 2nd June 1928
- * Morgue Key, (ss) Rapid-Fire Detective Stories November 1932
- * The Murder at Three Yews, (ss) Clues July 1927
- * The Perfect Case, (ss) Clues June 1927
- * The Shooting of Carl Hansen, (ss) Clues March 1927
- * Water Trail, (ss) Rapid-Fire Detective Stories December 1932
Leavitt, Jack (fl. 1960s-1990s) (chron.)
- * Burglar Alarm, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine December 1973
- * But What’s Done Is Done, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine November 1990
- * Checkout Counter, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine October 1970
- * Death Day, (vi) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine December 1974
- * Demand Note, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine July 1978
- * Foiled, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine July 1989
- * Heart Attack, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine December 1996
- * Licensed to Die, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine December 1978
- * A Meticulous Housekeeper, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine March 1972
- * Money in the Bank, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine August 1978
- * Smuggler’s Toy, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine February 1979
- * Two Women Too Many, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine February 1969
- * Within the Family, (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine May 1978
Lebhar, Bertram (1881-1959); used pseudonym Lee Bertrand (chron.)
- * Cinderella and the Forty Thieves, (ss) The Argosy January 12 1918, as by Lee Bertrand
- * College Men Don’t Make the Best Detectives, says Commissioner Richard E. Enright, Head of the New York Police Department, (iv) Detective Story Magazine November 30 1920 [Ref. Commissioner Richard E. Enright]
- * The Dog That Didn’t Bark, (nv) Detective Story Magazine October 12 1920
- * Isaac DeForest White of the New York “World”, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 5 1921
- * Kleptomaniacs I Have Known, (ar) Detective Story Magazine July 16 1921
- * Modeled with Blocks (with Wilbur S. Boyer), (ss) Detective Story Magazine November 2 1920
- * Newspapermen Who Have Done Real Detective Work:
* ___ Isaac DeForest White of the New York “World”, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 5 1921
- * New York’s Only Central Office Woman Detective Lieutenant, (ar) Detective Story Magazine January 22 1921
- * Shoplifters I Have Known, (ar) Detective Story Magazine June 25 1921
- * That Startling Confession, (ss) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1921
Leblanc, Maurice (Marie Emile) (1864-1941) (about) (chron.)
- * Arsene Lupin the Elusive [Arsène Lupin], (sl) Detective Weekly #38 Nov 11, #39 Nov 18, #40 Nov 25, #41 Dec 2, #42 Dec 9, #43 Dec 16, #44 Dec 23, #45 Dec 30 1933, #46 Jan 6, #47 Jan 13,
#48 Jan 20, #49 Jan 27 1934
- * At the Sign of Mercury [Arsène Lupin], (nv) Metropolitan July 1922; translated from the French (“Au Dieu Mercure”, L’Excelsior).
- * The Bridge That Broke [Arsène Lupin], (nv) Pall Mall Magazine June 1928
- * Drops That Trickle Away [Arsène Lupin], (nv) Pall Mall Magazine December 1927
- * The Escape of Arsène Lupin [Arsène Lupin], (nv) The Story-teller June 1907; translated from the French (“L’Évasion d’Arsène Lupin”, Je sais tout, January 15, 1906) by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos.
- * A Gentleman, (vi) The Popular Magazine November 1 1910
- * How to Be a Detective, (cl) All Star Detective Stories January 1932
- * The Lady with the Hatchet [Arsène Lupin], (ss) Metropolitan May 1922
- * The Man with the Goat Skin [Arsène Lupin], (ss) Black Cat Weekly #92, 2023; translated from the French (1912) by John Gregory Betancourt.
- * The Red Silk Scarf [Arsène Lupin], (nv) The New Magazine (UK) September 1911; translated from the French (“L’Écharpe de soie rouge”, Je sais tout August 15, 1911) by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos.
- * Twelve Little Nigger Boys [Arsène Lupin], (ss) Pall Mall Magazine April 1928; translated from the French (“Les Douze Africaines de Béchoux”, Lectures Pour Tous, November 1927).
- * Twelve Little Pickaninnies [Arsène Lupin], (ss) Pall Mall Magazine April 1928, as "Twelve Little Nigger Boys"
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