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    The Lost Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Ken Greenwald (Mallard Press, 1989, 0-792-45107-4, 203pp, hc, co) [Sherlock Holmes]
        Collection of 13 Sherlock Holmes stories based on the original radio plays by Denis Green and Anthony Boucher.
    • 7 · Foreword · Ken Greenwald · fw
    • 11 · Introduction · Dr. John H. Watson · in
    • 15 · The Adventure of the Second Generation [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The Second Generation, broadcast December 17, 1945,adapted from an incident in “A Scandal in Bohemia”.
    • 31 · The April Fool’s Adventure [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The April Fool Adventure, broadcast April 1, 1946,adapted from an incident in “A Study in Scarlet”.
    • 45 · The Case of the Amateur Mendicants [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The Amateur Mendicant Society, broadcast April 2, 1945,adapted from an incident in “The Five Orange Pips”.
    • 59 · The Adventure of the Out-of-Date Murder [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The Out-of-Date Murder, broadcast September 9, 1945,adapted from an incident in “Wisteria Lodge”.
    • 73 · The Case of the Demon Barber [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The Demon Barber, broadcast January 28, 1946,adapted from an incident in “The Yellow Face”.
    • 87 · Murder Beyond the Mountains [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on Murder Beyond the Mountains, broadcast January 15, 1946,adapted from an incident in “The Empty House”.
    • 101 · The Case of the Uneasy Easy Chair [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The Uneasy Easychair, broadcast May 13, 1946,adapted from an incident in “The Musgrave Ritual”.
    • 115 · The Case of the Baconian Cipher [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The Baconian Cipher, broadcast May 27, 1946,adapted from an incident in “The Sign of Four”.
    • 129 · The Adventure of the Headless Monk [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The Headless Monk, broadcast April 15, 1946,adapted from an incident in “The Devil’s Foot”.
    • 145 · The Case of the Camberwell Poisoners [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The Camberwell Poisoners, broadcast February 18, 1946,adapted from an incident in “The Five Orange Pips”.
    • 159 · The Adventure of the Iron Box [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The Iron Box, broadcast Decamber 31, 1945,adapted from an incident in “Silver Blaze”.
    • 173 · The Adventure of the Notorious Canary Trainer [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The Notorious Canary Trainer, broadcast April 23, 1945,adapted from an incident in “Wisteria Lodge”.
    • 191 · The Case of the Girl with the Gazelle [Sherlock Holmes] · Ken Greenwald · sa
      based on The Girl with the Gazelle, broadcast March 25, 1946,adapted from an incident in “The Final Problem”.

    Silverfall: Stories of the Seven Sisters by Ed Greenwood (TSR, August 1999, 0-7869-1365-7, $14.99, 376pp, tp, oc, cover by John Foster) [Forgotten Realms]
        Fantasy novelization/collection of seven linked novellas based on the role-playing game. Copyrighted by TSR.
    • 1 · Prologue · Ed Greenwood · pr
    • 7 · Dove: No More in Armor for My Sake · Ed Greenwood · na
    • 61 · Qilué: Dark Dancer, Bright Dance · Ed Greenwood · na
    • 115 · Laeral: Lady Passalanter’s Busy Day · Ed Greenwood · na
    • 167 · Alustriel: When a Good Man Loses His Head · Ed Greenwood · na
    • 221 · Syluné: The Haunting of Blandras Huin · Ed Greenwood · na
    • 269 · The Simbul: Wizard Hunting Season · Ed Greenwood · na
    • 325 · Storm: Not Just Any Mage in a Storm · Ed Greenwood · na

    Enterprise 2115 by Charles Grey (Merit Books, 1954, 6/6d, 160pp, hc, n.)

    Avalanche/The Kidnapping of Roseta Uvaldo by Zane Grey (Tor, March 1990, 0-812-50529-8, $3.50, 185pp, pb, co, cover by Faba) [edited by Bill Pronzini & Martin H. Greenberg]
        Labelled “Tor Double Action Western #2” on the cover.
    • 1 · Avalanche · Zane Grey · na The Country Gentleman February 1928 (+2)
    • 101 · The Kidnapping of Roseta Uvaldo · Zane Grey · n. Ladies’ Home Journal October 1929 (+2), as “The Ranger”

    Prospector’s Gold/Canyon Walls by Zane Grey (Tor, August 1990, 0-812-50536-0, $3.50, 157pp, pb, co, cover by Bernal) [edited by Bill Pronzini & Martin H. Greenberg]
        Labelled “Tor Double Action Western #7” on the cover. The book also contains a 24-page preview of From the Ashes by Chet Hagan.

    Timeswitch by John Gribbin (Drugstore Indian Press, August 2014, 978-1-848637-29-0, £7.99, 219pp, tp, n., cover by Stephen Leary)
        Reprint (PS Publishing 2009) SF novel.

    Four Thaumastic Tales by Clem Griffith (Excalibur Press, December 1989, 1-872080-40-5, £6.95, 156pp, tp, oc)
        Original collection of four stories about the seedy magician Tillman.

    The Sorcerer’s Stone by Beatrice Grimshaw (Black Dog Books, March 18, 2008, 978-1-928619-53-6, $12.95, 106pp, tp, n.)
        Reprint (Hodder 1914) fantasy novel.

    Vaiti of the Islands by Beatrice Grimshaw (Eveleigh Nash, July 1907, hc, n.)
        Also published by A. Wessels Co., October 22, 1908. Fix-up novels mainly based on stories that were separately published in the Sydney Morning Herald and some of which were then reprinted in The Saturday Evening Post and/or Pearson’s Magazine. One quarter of the book (chapters 10 to 14) is original.
    • · Prologue · Beatrice Grimshaw · lk (r)
    • · The Tale of the Pearl Lagoon [Vaiti] · Beatrice Grimshaw · ss The Sydney Morning Herald June 2 1906 (+1); chapters 1, 2 and most of 3.
    • · The Tale of the Black Viri [Vaiti] · Beatrice Grimshaw · ss The Sydney Morning Herald June 9 1906 (+1); chapter 4 and the remainder of 3.
    • · The Tale of the Marooners [Vaiti] · Beatrice Grimshaw · ss The Sydney Morning Herald June 16 1906 (+3); chapters 5, 6 and 7.
    • · The Tale of the Lost Island [Vaiti] · Beatrice Grimshaw · ss The Sydney Morning Herald June 30 1906 (+1); chapters 8 and 9.
    • · The Tale of Coral Bay [Vaiti] · Beatrice Grimshaw · ss The Sydney Morning Herald July 7 1906 (+1); chapters 15 and 16.
    • · The Tale of the Cannibal Party [Vaiti] · Beatrice Grimshaw · ss The Sydney Morning Herald July 14 1906 (+1); chapters 17 and 18.
    • · The Tale of the King’s Wedding [Vaiti] · Beatrice Grimshaw · ss The Sydney Morning Herald July 21 1906 (+2); chapters 19 and 20.

    Empereur de L’Ouest by Jon Courtenay Grimwood (Birmingham Science Fiction Group, November 2003, no ISBN, 12pp, ph, ss, cover by David Hicks) [Novacon Booklets]
        Short story published to commemorate Grimwood being Guest of Honour at Novacon 33, Nov-2003. Limited to 300 numbered copies. Volume 25 in the series.

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