The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 1777

[]Kerr, W. B. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Long Rope and Short Prayer, (ss) Lariat Story Magazine July 1927
• * Wanted Bad, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd November 1927

[]Kerr, W. P. R. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Counting Sheep, (pm) The London Mercury #33, July 1922

[]Kerr, Walter H(oward) (1914-1994) (chron.)
• * Attrition, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction September 1963
• * Beneath the Yellow Mask of Morning, (pm) Cthulhu Calls January 1976
• * Card Sharp, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction November 1962
• * Communication, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction March 1962
• * From a Terran Travel Folder, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction February 1968
• * The Gruesome Discovery at the 242nd St. Feeding Station, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction February 1962
• * The Hanged Thing, (pm) Tellus
• Fire and Sleet and Candlelight ed. August Derleth, Arkham House, 1961
• * Illusion, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction March 1965
• * In Intricate Magicks, (pm) The Arkham Collector #10, Summer 1971
• * The Mad Old Man, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction March 1973
• * The Mermaid in the Swimming Pool, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction May 1962
• * Prenatal Fantasy, (pm) A Houyhnhnm’s Scrapbook
• Fire and Sleet and Candlelight ed. August Derleth, Arkham House, 1961
• * The Shade in the Old Apple Tree, (pm) The Arkham Collector #8, Winter 1971
• * Somo These Days, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction December 1964
• * Starlesque, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction June 1963
• * The Stone, (pm) A Houyhnhnm’s Scrapbook
• Fire and Sleet and Candlelight ed. August Derleth, Arkham House, 1961
• * Trap, (pm) Tellus
• Fire and Sleet and Candlelight ed. August Derleth, Arkham House, 1961
• Cthulhu Calls January 1976
• * Treat, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction November 1964
• The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction: Fifteenth Series ed. Edward L. Ferman, Doubleday, 1966
• * Vampire, (pm) Fire and Sleet and Candlelight ed. August Derleth, Arkham House, 1961

[]Kerr, Walter S. (chron.)
• * The Mud Devil of Nigger Hill, (ss) The Smart Set April 1914

[]Kerr, William (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Letters Home, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper March 5 1910

[]Kerr, William J., Sr. (fl. 2000s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Alice Through the Wall, (vi) The Drabbler #10, February 2008
• * Andromeda Calling, (vi) The Drabbler #11, June 2008
• * The Burning, (vi) AntipodeanSF #260, May 2020
• * Chaos at “ETs on FaceSpace”, (vi) The Drabbler #12, 2008
• * “Free Memberships at ETs on FaceSpace”, (vi) The Drabbler #12, 2008
• * How Much for the Big Blue Marble, (vi) The Drabbler #11, June 2008
• * One Day the Child of the Stars Will Return, (ss) Andromeda Spaceways Magazine #81, December 2020
• * The Paragon Abyss, (vi) AntipodeanSF #274, July 2021
• * Spaceport Gamma 3, (vi) The Drabbler #10, February 2008
• * The Watchkeeper, (vi) AntipodeanSF #284, May 2022

[]Kerr, Zoe (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * The H Word:
  * ___ I Don’t Relate to You, (cl) Nightmare #150, March 2025
• * I Don’t Relate to You, (ar) Nightmare #150, March 2025

[]Kerr-Cross, Lydia R. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Penthouse Murder, (nv) Romantic Love Secrets Magazine January 3 1934

[]Kerrick, Robert (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * A Caution to the Lusty Amorist, (ss) Caper January 1964

[]Kerridge, Jake (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * “Did I like Harry Potter? Not enough to read a second book”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph March 1 2024 [Ref. Philip Pullman]
• * “Disabled people have sex lives, too. I refuse to sanitise that”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph August 4 2023 [Ref. Adam Mars-Jones]
• * “He’s the brawling Rebus of the early books”: Ian Rankin’s Detective Is Back—and He’s Bad, (iv) The Daily Telegraph May 11 2024 [Ref. Gregory Burke & Ian Rankin]
• * How Hogwarts Legacy Exposed the Sheer Toxicity of Harry Potter Fandom, (ar) The Daily Telegraph February 10 2023 [Ref. J. K. Rowling]
• * “I’m Giving All My Screen Royalties to Black Lives Matter”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph September 13 2023 [Ref. Alan Moore]
• * “I’ve had death threats—but I am proud to have challenged what people think”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph November 8 2024 [Ref. David Baldacci]
• * “I would legalise all drugs across the board”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph April 1 2024 [Ref. Don Winslow]
• * “I would prefer not to be English”: How Martin Amis Fell Out of Love with His Homeland, (ar) The Daily Telegraph May 21 2023 [Ref. Martin Amis]
• * James Naughtie on His BBC salary: “I’m paid reasonably but not excessively”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph February 16 2023 [Ref. James Naughtie]
• * Martin Amis Was a Comic Genius—His Exile Was Our Loss, (ar) The Daily Telegraph May 20 2023 [Ref. Martin Amis]
• * Monty Python and Sociopathic Cats: The Strange Rise of the Christmas “Gift Book”, (ar) The Daily Telegraph December 20 2022
• * Paul Auster: “Americans are killing each other at a stupefying rate”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph January 21 2023 [Ref. Paul Auster]
• * Poet John Burnside on Drug Addiction, His Abusive Father and Winning the “British Nobel”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph November 9 2023 [Ref. John Burnside]
• * “Shakespeare is too much of a know-all for my liking”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph January 4 2024 [Ref. Gerald Murnane]
• * “There should be a rule that you can’t change a dead author’s text”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph September 17 2024 [Ref. Dave Eggers]
• * “Want to understand women? Just listen to them”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph August 13 2023 [Ref. Anne Enright]
• * “We’re becoming more retributive as a society—look at social media”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph May 30 2023 [Ref. Alexander McCall Smith]
• * “We smashed the furniture in my dead dad’s house” and Got a Writ for Noise Pollution, (iv) The Daily Telegraph April 11 2024 [Ref. Rupert Thomson]
• * “When the Irish got to America, they took over the pubs, the police and the politics”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph May 26 2024 [Ref. Kevin Barry]
• * Why A.S. Byatt’s Possession Is the Perfect Novel, (ar) The Daily Telegraph November 17 2023 [Ref. A. S. Byatt]

[]Kerrie, Doran G. (fl. 1910s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Backstairs Influence, (ss) The Royal Magazine March 1920
• * The Day of the Wedding, (ss) The Happy Mag. July 1925
• * The House in the Wood, (ss) The Grand Magazine May 1925
• * The Key of the Cottage, (ss) The Happy Mag. October 1922
• The Golden Mag. #6, November 1926
• * A Little Diplomacy, (ss) The Royal Magazine September 1919
• * Little Number Three, (vi) The Happy Mag. May 1923
• * Love in Lilac Time, (ss) The Royal Magazine June 1921
• * One Hour with Columbine, (ss) The Happy Mag. January 1924
• * Pretty Mrs. Appleton, (vi) The Happy Mag. September 1923
• * The Seventh Gate, (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1919
• * Strictly Private, (ss) The Happy Mag. November 1923
• The Golden Mag. #4, September 1926
• * The Surprise Party, (ss) The Happy Mag. February 1927
• * “That Which Was Hidden”, (ss) The Premier Magazine #88, May 21 1920
• * To-day, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1920
• * Umbrellas, (ss) The Grand Magazine June 1921
• * Under the Moon, (ss) The Grand Magazine November 1924
• * The Young Man Next Door, (ss) The Happy Mag. July 1923

[]Kerrieshaw, Kenton (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Resurrection of St. Valentine, (ss) The Tatler February 10 1904

[]Kerrigan, Anthony (1918-1991) (chron.)
• * Borges in Madrid, (nf) The Dutton Review #1, 1970
• * Introduction, (in) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962
• * [unknown poem], (pm) Transatlantic Review #28, Spring 1968
_____, trans.
• * The Aleph by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) The New Yorker January 7 1967; translated from the Spanish (“El Aleph”, Sur, September 1945).
• * The Approach to Al-Mûtasin by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“El acercamiento a Almotásim”, Historia de la eternidad, 1936).
• * The Babylon Lottery by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“La lotería en Babilonia”, Sur, January 1941).
• The Road to Science Fiction Volume 6 ed. James Gunn, White Wolf, 1998
• * The Biography of Tadeo Isidoro Cruz (1829-1874) by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) The New Yorker January 7 1967; translated from the Spanish (“Biografía de Tadeo Isidoro Cruz (1829-1874)”, Sur, December 1944).
• * The Dead Man by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) The New Yorker January 7 1967; translated from the Spanish (“El muerto”, Sur, November 1946).
• Best Detective Stories of the Year: 23rd Annual Collection ed. Anthony Boucher, Dutton, 1968
• * Death and the Compass by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“La Muerte y la Brújula”, Sur, May 1942).
• Latin Blood ed. Donald A. Yates, Herder and Herder, 1972
• Crime Classics ed. Rex Burns & Mary Rose Sullivan, Viking, 1990
• Detective Stories ed. Peter Washington, Everyman's Library US, 2009
• * The End by Jorge Luís Borges, (vi) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“El fin”, La Nación, October 11, 1953).
• Hanging by a Thread ed. Joan Kahn, Houghton Mifflin, 1969
• * An Examination of the Work of Herbert Quain by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“Examen de la obra de Herbert Quain”, Sur, April 1941).
• * The Fearful Sphere of Pascal by Jorge Luís Borges, (ar) Labyrinths by Jorge Luís Borges, New Directions, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“La esfera de Pascal”, 1951).
• * The Form of the Sword by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“La forma de la espada”, La Nación, July 27, 1942).
• * Funes the Memorious by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“Funes el memorioso”, La Nación, May 7, 1942).
• * Funes, the Memorious by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) The Avon Book of Modern Writing No. 2 ed. William Phillips & Philip Rahv, Avon, 1954
• * The Library of Babel by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“La biblioteca de Babel”, El jardín de senderos que se bifurcan, 1941).
• The Road to Science Fiction #4 ed. James Gunn, Mentor, 1982
• The Road to Science Fiction Volume 4 (var. 1) ed. James Gunn, White Wolf, 1997
• Fiction: A Longman Pocket Anthology ed. R. S. Gwynn, Addison-Wesley, 1998
• In the Stacks ed. Michael Cart, Overlook Duckworth, 2003
• * Prologue by Jorge Luís Borges, (pr) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish.
• * The Secret Miracle by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“El milagro secreto”, Sur, February 1943).
• Caught in a Story ed. Christine Park & Caroline Heaton, Vintage UK, 1992
• * The Secret of the Phoenix by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“La secta del Fénix”, Sur, September 1952).
• * The South by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“El Sur”, La Nación, October 11, 1953).
• Wolf’s Complete Book of Terror ed. Leonard Wolf, Clarkson Potter, 1979
• Magical Realist Fiction ed. David Young & Keith Hollaman, Longman US, 1984
• Wolf’s Complete Book of Terror (var. 1) ed. Leonard Wolf, Newmarket Press, 1994
• * The Spectator by José Zorrilla, (pl) Extraordinary Tales ed. Jorge Luis Borges & Adolfo Bioy Casares, Souvenir, 1973
• Worlds in Small ed. John Robert Colombo, Cacanadadada Press, 1992; translated from the Spanish (“El espectador” from Don Juan Tenorio, 1844).
• * Theme of the Traitor and the Hero by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“Tema del traidor y del héroe”, Sur, February 1944).
• * Three Versions of Judas by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Ficciones by Jorge Luís Borges, Grove Press, 1962; translated from the Spanish (“Tres versiones de Judas”, Sur, August 1944).
• * A Vindication of the Counterfeit Basilides by Jorge Luís Borges, (ss) Transatlantic Review #27, Winter 1967/1968; translated from the Spanish (“Una vindicación de los gnósticos”, La Prensa, January 1, 1932).

[]Kerrigan, Bruce (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Do-or-Die Hombre, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd November 1931
• * Easy Money, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd March 1932
• * Folly Ranch, (ss) Rangeland Love Stories April 1933
• * The Game of Hurricane Lawrence, (ss) Ace-High Magazine May 1932
• World Stories #51, June 1932
• * The Hombre in the Sky, (ss) Rangeland Love Story Magazine September 1932
• * Lightning Harley Strikes Again, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st July 1932
• * Loser’s Loot, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd August 1932
• * Paddy’s Million, (ss) Rangeland Love Story Magazine February 1932
• * The Red Mandolin, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd January 1932
• * The Secret Six-Gun, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd July 1933
• * Thunderbolt Trail, (ss) Rangeland Love Story Magazine July 1932

[]Kerrigan, Donald (chron.)
• * When the Mafia Joined the Allies, (ar) Adam (Australia) August 1973

[]Kerrigan, Frank Henry (1868-1935) (about) (chron.)
• * The Dog’s Status in Law, (ms)
• The Golden Book Magazine #31, July 1927

[]Kerrigan, Gene (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Crime Writers Speak (with Ruth Dudley Edwards & Jerry Sykes), (ms) Crime Time #52, 2007
• * From The Midnight Choir, (ex) Europa World Noir Reader, Europa Editions, 2012
• * Little Criminals, (ar) Crime Time #47, 2006
• * On Writing Irish Crime, (ar) Europa World Noir Reader, Europa Editions, 2012

[]Kerrigan, Herbert W. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Revival of the Olympic Games, (ar) The Pacific Monthly April 1906

[]Kerrigan, Jack W. (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Photoplay Magazine May 1914

[]Kerrigan, John (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The First Ironclad Fight: The “Merrimac” and the “Monitor”, (ar) The Royal Magazine June 1909; as told to Walter Wood
• * Survivors’ Tales of Great Events:
  * ___ No. LIII. The First Ironclad Fight: The “Merrimac” and the “Monitor”, (ar) The Royal Magazine June 1909; as told to Walter Wood

[]Kerrigan, L. G. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * After the Storm, (vi) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine January 1977

[]Kerrigan, Peter (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Didos, (hu) The Smart Set March 1924
• The Smart Set (UK) May 1924
• * Here a Little, (hu) The Smart Set April 1924
• The Smart Set (UK) June 1924
• * Line Upon Line, (ms) The Smart Set February 1924
• * Line Upon Line, (ms) The Smart Set (UK) February 1924
• * Precept Upon Precept, (ms) The Smart Set January 1924
• * Precept Upon Precept, (ms) The Smart Set (UK) February 1924
• * There a Little, (hu) The Smart Set May 1924
• The Smart Set (UK) September 1924

[]Kerrigan, Philip (1959- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Requiescat, (ss) Winter’s Crimes 19 ed. Hilary Hale, Macmillan UK, 1987
• * West Wind, (ss) Winter’s Crimes 18 ed. Hilary Hale, Macmillan UK, 1986

[]Kerrigan, R. W. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Last Drop, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine February 2009
• * The Missing Afro-Germanic Lawn Gnomes of Sweetbreads, PA, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine April 2001

[]Kerrighan, Max (chron.)
• * Fanfare for the Common Man, (ss) Overspace #7, April 1990
• * Half Man, Half Chair, (vi) Overspace #10, September 1990
• * The Onset of Age, (pm) Overspace #8, May 1990
• * The Sentimental Slide Show, (ss) Overspace #8, May 1990
• * Supposed Senior Seniority, (pm) Overspace #10, September 1990

[]Kerrin, Oewland (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Things That Count, (ss) The Yellow Magazine #117, March 5 1926

[]Kerrin, Oweland (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Bishop’s Move, (ss) The Red Magazine February 12 1926
• * The Bogey, (ss) The Red Magazine October 23 1925
• * The Breaking-Up of Laws, (ss) The Yellow Magazine #123, June 11 1926
• * Life and Mr. Hyatt, (ss) The Yellow Magazine #104, September 4 1925
• * One Man’s Meat, (ss) The Red Magazine October 8 1926
• * “One Man’s Meat.”, (ss) The Red Magazine August 28 1925
• * Professor Tolbert’s Joke, (ss) The Red Magazine April 9 1926
• * The Quick and the Dead, (ss) The Red Magazine November 19 1926
• * Some People Are Beastly, (ss) The Yellow Magazine #109, November 13 1925
• * Unloading Elise, (ss) The Yellow Magazine #126, July 23 1926
• * William Blaze, (ss) The Red Magazine July 31 1925

[]Kerrison, P. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Nocturne, (pm) The Novel Magazine May 1932

[]Kerriton, Kenneth (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * The Binsdorf Diamonds, (ss) The Masked Detective March 1933
• * Hard to Break, (ss) The Phantom Detective June 1933
• * Petty Offenders, (ss) Detective Novels Magazine August 1940

[]Kerr-Lawson, E. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * A Foretold Fatality, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) #8, September 1898

[]Kerrod, Robin (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Year of the Dragon, (ss) Purnell’s Book of Mystery Stories, Purnell, 1982

[]Kerruish, Jessie Douglas (1884-1949) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Babylonian Nights’ Entertainment:
  * ___ 1. The Tale of the Phoenician, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #334, September 25 1915
  * ___ 2. The Scribe’s Progress, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #335, October 2 1915
  * ___ 3. Seneferu and Sebek, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #336, October 9 1915
  * ___ 4. The Mountain of the Chair, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #337, October 16 1915
  * ___ 5. The Hoplites of Hellas, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #338, October 23 1915
  * ___ 6. The Curse of Shavriri, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #339, October 30 1915
• * The Badger, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #118, April 1932
• The Ash-Tree Press Annual Macabre 2001 ed. Jack Adrian, Ash-Tree Press, 2001
• * The Bag on the “Bermoothes”, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #327, August 7 1915
• * Bess o’ the Sands, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #343, November 27 1915
• * The Caliph’s Convert, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine January 1924
• Holland’s January 1926
• * The Camels of Allah, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #318, June 5 1915
• * Church Property, (ss) The Grand Magazine November 1916
• * The Country House Fire, (ss)
• Tales of Murder and Mystery, Everybody's Books, 194?
• * The Curse of Shavriri, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #339, October 30 1915
• * The Fivefold Combination, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #360, March 25 1916
• * The Gold of Hermodiké, (nv) The Weekly Tale-Teller #288, November 7 1914
• Nightmare by Daylight ed. Christine Campbell Thomson, Selwyn & Blount, 1936
• * The Hoplites of Hellas, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #338, October 23 1915
• * The Lost Oasis, (nv) The Weekly Tale-Teller #328, August 14 1915
• * The Miracle in the Meidan, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #346, December 18 1915
• * Mirza Roustam, Detective, (ss) The Windsor Magazine July 1928
• * Morad and the Magic Mirror, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #333, September 18 1915
• * The Motorist, the Newsboy and the Boots:
  * ___ 2. The Prodigal Persian, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #355, February 19 1916
• * The Mountain of the Chair, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #337, October 16 1915
• * Popular Tale Tellers: J.D. Kerruish, (bg) The Weekly Tale-Teller #349, January 8 1916
• * The Prodigal Persian, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #355, February 19 1916
• * St. Cuthbert’s Guest, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #359, March 18 1916
• * The Scribe’s Progress, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #335, October 2 1915
• * Seneferu and Sebek, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #336, October 9 1915
• * The Seven-Locked Room, (ss) Keep on the Light ed. Christine Campbell Thomson, Selwyn & Blount, 1933
• The Not at Night Omnibus ed. Christine Campbell Thomson, Selwyn & Blount, 1937
• More Not at Night (var. 1) ed. Christine Campbell Thomson, Arrow Books, 1961
• * The Square of Cotton, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #365, April 29 1916
• * The Swaying Vision, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #298, January 16 1915
• The Ash-Tree Press Annual Macabre 1997 ed. Jack Adrian, Ash-Tree Press, 1997
• Fighters of Fear ed. Mike Ashley, Talos Press, 2020
• The Zaffre Book of Occult Fiction ed. Brendan Connell, Snuggly Books, 2023
• * The Tale of the Phoenician, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #334, September 25 1915
• * The Taurat of Nebbi Mousa, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #349, January 8 1916
• * The Undying Monster, (n.) Heath Cranton (hc), 1922
• Famous Fantastic Mysteries June 1946
• Ash-Tree Press (hc), January 2006
• Tooth and Claw ed. T. M. Gray & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2013
• Dragon Warriors ed. Jeffrey A. Linscott, Jon A. Schlenker & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2023
• The British Library (tp), February 2024
• * The Wonderful Tune, (ss) At Dead of Night ed. Christine Campbell Thomson, Selwyn & Blount, 1931
• The Not at Night Omnibus ed. Christine Campbell Thomson, Selwyn & Blount, 1937
• Still Not at Night ed. Christine Campbell Thomson, Arrow Books, 1962
• Queens of the Abyss ed. Mike Ashley, The British Library, 2020
_____, [ref.]
• * A Lady of Two Worlds by Harold Begbie, (ar) 1917
• The Undying Monster, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * Literary “Creeps” by Edward Shanks, (ar)
• The Undying Monster, Ash-Tree Press, 2006

[]Kerry, A. S. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Life at Modern Khartoum, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine February 1910

[]Kerry, Charles H. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Capturing a Sperm Whale, (ar) The Windsor Magazine November 1903

[]Kerry, Emma (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Tiny Dancer, (ss) From Stage Door Shadows ed. Jodi Cleghorn, Literary Mix Tapes, 2012

[]Kerry, Frank W. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * China Blooms Again, (ar) Britannia and Eve August 1952

[]Kerry, Greg (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
• * Falklands Fliers, (ar) Mayfair v25 #1, 1990
• * Phantom Force, (ar) Mayfair v25 #11, 1990
• * Stuka, (ar) Mayfair v22 #4, 1987

[]Kerry, Laurence (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Kid “I.G.” Takes a “K.O.”, (ss) The All-America Sports Magazine February 1934

[]Kerry, Lee (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Meeting at Sundown, (ss) Western Ace High Stories June 1954

[]Kerry, Norman (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * See You at the Morgue, (ss) Big Detective (Canada) 1941

[]Kerry, Paul E.
_____, [ref.]
• * The Ring and the Cross (2011), ed. Paul E. Kerry, and Light Beyond All Shadow (2011), ed. Paul E. Kerry & Sandra Miesel (with Sandra Miesel) by Jonathan Evans, (br) Tolkien Studies v9, 2012

[]Kerry, Tom (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * Alone, (pm) Zest #3, Summer 1998
• * Beyond, (pm) Zest #9, Winter 1999
• Jupiter #7, Winter 2004
• * The Fight, (pm) Zest #2, Spring 1998
• * Help, (pm) Zest #2, Spring 1998
• * Invasion, (pm) Zest #2, Spring 1998
• * Memories, (ss) Zest #1, Winter 1997
• * Murder on Station 5, (ss) Jupiter #1, Summer 2003
• * Shepherds Delight, (pm) Zest #2, Spring 1998
• * To Little to Late?, (pm) Zest #9, Winter 1999
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Zest #3, Summer 1998

[]Kerry, Valkyrie (Kelly) (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Butcher’s Table Bound, (pm) Tigershark Magazine #26, Summer 2020
• * The Crow’s Nest, (il) Tigershark Magazine #33, Spring/Summer 2023
• * Demize (with Brett Dyer), (ss) Tigershark Magazine #32, Autumn/Winter 2022
• * Fading the Leather, (pm) Tigershark Magazine #34, Autumn/Winter 2023
• * Féileacán, (pm) Tigershark Magazine #25, Spring 2020
• * The Friary Wall, (pm) Tigershark Magazine #34, Autumn/Winter 2023
• * Hiding Inside, (pm) Tigershark Magazine #34, Autumn/Winter 2023
• * Host, (ss) Tigershark Magazine #32, Autumn/Winter 2022
• * Love Poe, (pm) Tigershark Magazine #24, Winter 2019
• * Marie, (pm) Tigershark Magazine #27, Autumn 2020
• * The Monsters, (il) Tigershark Magazine #25, Spring 2020
• * Requiem, (pm) Tigershark Magazine #21, Spring 2019
• * Sorceress, (il) Tigershark Magazine #25, Spring 2020
• * Three Kings, (pm) Tigershark Magazine #22, Summer 2019
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Tigershark Magazine #24 Win 2019, #25 Spr 2020

[]Kerry, Vic (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * Another Lost Boy, (ss) Dark Moon Digest #18, January 2015
• * Best Offer, (ss) Dark Moon Digest #7, April 2012
• * Dry Places, (ss) The Literary Hatchet #9, August 2014
• * New Orleans’ Best Beignets, (ss) Help! Wanted ed. Peter Giglio, Evil Jester Press, 2011
• * Red Teeth, (ss) Dark Moon Digest #15, April 2014

[]Kerry, William E. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Cheats, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine February 1927
• The New Magazine (UK) October 1927

[]Kerry-Green, Carol Ann (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Short Story Competition Results (with Julie Venner), (ms) Focus #32, November/December 1997
• * Through a Telephoto Lens, Finally… (with Julie Venner), (cl) Focus #36, November/December 1999
• * Through a Telephoto Lens, Lightly… (with Julie Venner), (cl) Focus #32 Nov/Dec 1997, #33 May/Jun, #34 Nov/Dec 1998, #35 May/Jun 1999
_____, ed.
• * Editor (with Julie Venner): Focus #32 Nov/Dec 1997, #33 May/Jun, #34 Nov/Dec 1998, #35 May/Jun, #36 Nov/Dec 1999

[]Kerschen, Paul (chron.)
• * Let the Day Perish, (ss) The Southern Review Summer 2004

[]Kerschl, Karl (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Machine of Death ed. Ryan North, Matthew Bennardo & David Malki, Bearstache Books, 2010

[]Kersel, A. L. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Barefoot Island Girl, (nv) LampLight September 2018

[]Kersey, Charlie (chron.)
• * Paix c’est Paix, (pm) Fantasy Macabre #9, 1987

[]Kersey, Martin (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Consigned to Hell, (nv) Thrilling Mystery January 1940

[]Kersey, W. H. (chron.)
• * Western Lullaby, (pm) Colour December 1916

[]Kersh, A. E. (chron.)
• * Mrs. Despard, (ss) Sketchy Bits #572, April 30 1906

[]Kersh, Cyril (1925-1993) (chron.)
• * Interlude in the Rain, (ss) Personality v1 #2, 1948
• * On Flight 900 to Paris, (ss) The Evening Standard August 9 1958
• * Sorry You Missed My Orgy, (hu) Penthouse (UK) July 1972
• * A Spy Plays at Blind Man’s Bluff, (ss) The Evening Standard September 27 1958

[]Kersh, Gerald (1911-1968); used pseudonyms George Chickery, Piers England, P. J. Gahagan, G. J. Herbert, Waldo Kellar & Alison Rostron (about) (books) (chron.)
• * The Adventures of Karmesin, (gp)
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #27, September 1949
* ___ 1: Karmesin, Murderer [Karmesin], (ss) The People #3295, December 24 1944, as "Inscrutable Providence"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #25, November 1945
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine “Overseas Edition for the Armed Forces” #25, November 1945
* ___ 2: Karmesin, Jewel Thief [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Spring 1939, as "Karmesin and the Raving Lunatic"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #25, November 1945
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine “Overseas Edition for the Armed Forces” #25, November 1945
* ___ 3: Karmesin, Swindler [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Winter 1937/1938, as "Karmesin and the Meter"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #49, December 1947
* ___ 4: Karmesin, Criminal Lawyer [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Autumn 1938, as "Karmesin and the Tailor’s Dummy"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #49, December 1947
* ___ 5: Karmesin. Bank Robber [Karmesin], (ss) The Evening Standard May 9 1936, as "Karmesin"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #53, April 1948
* ___ 6: Karmesin, Con Man [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Spring 1938, as "Karmesin and Human Vanity"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #66, May 1949
* ___ 7: Karmesin, Blackmailer [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Winter 1938/1939, as "Karmesin and the Big Flea"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #68, July 1949
* ___ Karmesin: Racketeer [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Summer 1939, as "Karmesin and the Unbeliever"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #81, August 1950
• * The Affaire Cinderella, (ss)
• Clean, Bright and Slightly Oiled, Heinemann, 1946
• * The Affair of the Stuffed Head, (vi) The People #3269, June 25 1944
• * After Four Years of War—, (ar) The People #3227, September 5 1943, as by Piers England
• * Ali the Magnificent, (ss) Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946, as "The Last Battle"
• Argosy August 1947; extract from the novel Night and the City (1938).
• * All That One Man Remembered, (ss) John Bull October 30 1943
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• * The Ambiguities of Lo Yeing Pai [Vara the Tailor], (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine June 1968
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #27, Spring/Summer 1974
• * And if This Ain’t Love, Gorblimey, (ss) The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965
• Argosy (UK) February 1966
• * And Still You Spin Your Web of Poisonous Fascination, (ar) John Bull December 6 1941
• * Angel Face, (ss) Collier’s November 9 1946
• * The Ape and the Mystery, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post June 26 1948, as "The Mysterious Mona Lisa Smile"
• Argosy (UK) October 1948
• The Brighton Monster, Heinemann, 1953
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• Men Without Bones (var. 1), Paperback Library, 1962
• Nightshade & Damnations, Gold Medal, 1968
• 11 Great Horror Stories ed. Betty M. Owen, Scholastic, 1969
• * Ape-Man’s Miracle, (ts) John Bull April 4 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * The Apprentice Assassin, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 19 1958
• John Bull October 4 1958
• The Ugly Face of Love and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1960
• * Aspects of Frustration, (ss)
• Clean, Bright and Slightly Oiled, Heinemann, 1946
• * As You Were, (ss)
• Clean, Bright and Slightly Oiled, Heinemann, 1946
• * A Bang on the Head for Dutoit…, (ts) John Bull March 28 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * The Barber of Seville, (ts) John Bull April 11 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * A Bargain with Cashel, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 27 1963
• The 9th Annual of the Year’s Best S-F ed. Judith Merril, Simon & Schuster, 1964
• The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965, as "Putting the Bite on Cashel"
• * The Battle of the Singing Men, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly December 8 1939
• Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• Argosy (UK) June 1943, as "Battle of the Singing Sailors"
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• The Battle of the Singing Men and Selected Stories, Heinemann, 1945
• Esquire April 1957
• * The Battle of the Singing Men and Selected Stories, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1945
• * Battle of the Singing Sailors, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly December 8 1939, as "The Battle of the Singing Men"
• Argosy (UK) June 1943
• * Beautiful Truth, (ss) The Evening Standard March 18 1939
• * The Beggars’ Stone, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly June 20 1941, as "The Stone"
• Esquire December 1945
• Argosy (UK) June 1946
• On an Odd Note, Ballantine, 1958
• * The Best of Gerald Kersh, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1960
• * Between Two Sleeps, (vi) The People #3364, April 21 1946
• * Beware of Romance, (ar) The People #3275, August 6 1944, as by Piers England
• * Beware of the Latter-Day Pharisees!, (vi) The People #3242, December 19 1943, as by Piers England
• * The Biting of Mr Chickery’s Ear [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3229, September 19 1943, as by George Chickery
• * A Bit of a Change, (ss) Lilliput July 1943, as "The Men Who Knew Not What They Did"
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• * Bits Out of My French Diary, (ss)
• Clean, Bright and Slightly Oiled, Heinemann, 1946
• * The Bitter Seas, (ss) Modern Reading 5 ed. Reginald Moore, Big Ben Books, 1942
• Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• * Blast!…, (ts) John Bull January 31 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * Blood and Iron, (ar) The People #3217, June 27 1943, as by Piers England
• * Bone for Debunkers [Karmesin], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 15 1962, as "The Karmesin Affair"
• The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965
• Nightshade & Damnations, Gold Medal, 1968
• * Bored with It All, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 14 1961
• More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964, as "Return of the Dog"
• * The Boys Are Cashing-In on Sentiment, (ar) John Bull December 20 1941
• * A Boy Who Was Birched Grows Up!, (ar) The People #3239, November 28 1943, as by Piers England
• * Bracelet for a Man of Genius [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Spring 1939, as "Karmesin and the Raving Lunatic"
• Everybody’s November 2 1957
• * A Bracelet for Karmesin [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Spring 1939, as "Karmesin and the Raving Lunatic"
• Argosy (UK) February 1950
• * The Brazen Bull, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1952
• * The Brazen Bull, (nv) The Saturday Evening Post June 9 1951, as "The Spellbinder"
• The Brazen Bull, Heinemann, 1952
• * The Brighton Monster, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1953
• * The Brighton Monster [Adze], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 21 1948, as "The Monster"
• The Brighton Monster, Heinemann, 1953
• The London Mystery Magazine #16, 1953
• On an Odd Note, Ballantine, 1958
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• Tales of the Supernatural (var. 2), Panther, 1962
• Nightshade & Damnations, Gold Medal, 1968
• The Young Oxford Book of Timewarp Stories ed. Dennis Pepper, Oxford University Press, 2001
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * Broken Promise, (nv) The Saturday Evening Post April 19 1952
• * Budaful Pest, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 18 1959, as "The Imaginary Heir"
• Argosy (UK) November 1959
• * Buried Treasure, (ss) Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• * “Busto Is a Ghost, Too Mean to Give Us a Fright!”, (ss) Courier Spring 1938, as "Lunatic’s Broth", by P. J. Gahagan
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• Nightshade & Damnations, Gold Medal, 1968
• * Calling All Curs:
  * ___ I: The Spaniels in the Lions’ Den, (ar) John Bull November 15 1941
  * ___ II: How Mr. and Mrs. O—“Obliged”, (ar) John Bull November 22 1941
  * ___ III: Let the Children Die! Says Mrs. T—, (ar) John Bull November 29 1941
  * ___ IV: And Still You Spin Your Web of Poisonous Fascination, (ar) John Bull December 6 1941
  * ___ V: Out of the Mouths of Babes…, (ar) John Bull December 13 1941
  * ___ VI: The Boys Are Cashing-In on Sentiment, (ar) John Bull December 20 1941
  * ___ VII: Fifteen Miles on a Dead Man’s Chest!, (ar) John Bull December 27 1941
• * Carnival on the Downs, (ss) Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• Argosy (UK) June 1956, as "Strange Carnival"
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• 65 Great Tales of the Supernatural ed. Mary Danby, Octopus Books, 1979
• Great Vampires & Other Horrors, Chancellor Press, 1992
• * The Case of the Invisible Dog, (vi) The People #3271, July 9 1944
• * The Cat Finds His Way Home, (vi) The Evening Standard April 23 1938
• Belfast Telegraph December 10 1938
• I Got References, Michael Joseph, 1939
• The People #3261, April 30 1944
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• * The Charcoal Burner, (ss) Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• * Chickenfeed for Karmesin [Karmesin], (ss) Courier December 1946
• Courier November 1962
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine January 1970, as "Karmesin the Fixer"
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * A Christmas Eve Drama, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 23/December 30 1961, as "A Walk in the Snow"
• The Saturday Evening Post December 1981
• * Clean, Bright and Slightly Oiled, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1946
• * Clock Without Hands, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1949
• * Clock Without Hands, (nv) Collier’s Oct 12, Oct 19, Oct 26 1946
• Clock Without Hands, Heinemann, 1949
• Triple Detective Fall 1951
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• Men Without Bones (var. 1), Paperback Library, 1962
• * Collector’s Piece [Karmesin], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 13 1954, as "The Thief Who Played Dead"
• The Ugly Face of Love and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1960
• * Colonel Bowie’s Gamble, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 9 1959
• * Comrade Death, (nv) Courier Summer 1938
• I Got References, Michael Joseph, 1939
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• Encore No.1, Grafton, 1946
• London Mystery Selection #38, September 1958
• The Seventh Fontana Book of Great Horror Stories ed. Mary Danby, Fontana, 1972
• 65 Great Tales of Horror ed. Mary Danby, Octopus Books, 1981
• The Penguin Book of Horror Stories ed. J. A. Cuddon, Penguin, 1984
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * The Conqueror’s Ashes, (ts) John Bull January 2 1943, as by Waldo Kellar
• * The Conqueror Worm, (ss) The Bystander June 23 1937
• I Got References, Michael Joseph, 1939
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * The Conscience of Karmesin [Karmesin], (ss) Lilliput April 1954
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * Conversation with a Lady, (ss) The Evening Standard July 17 1948
• * The Copper Dahlia, (ss) Argosy (UK) October 1949
• The Brighton Monster, Heinemann, 1953
• Best SF Two ed. Edmund Crispin, Faber and Faber, 1956
• * The Corpse de ma Tante, (nv) The Saturday Evening Post March 12 1955, as "The Woman Who Wouldn’t Stay Dead"
• Lilliput April 1955
• * Courage—Behind a Mask of Cowardice, (ar) The People #3231, October 3 1943, as by Piers England
• * The Crash of Max Reddish, (ss) Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• * The Craziest Argument, (ts) John Bull July 25 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * Crazy Quarrel, (ts) John Bull July 25 1942, as "The Craziest Argument", by Waldo Kellar
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• Esquire October 1956
• * The Crewel Needle, (ss) Lilliput May/June 1953
• Esquire December 1953
• Guttersnipe, Heinemann, 1954
• On an Odd Note, Ballantine, 1958
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine October 1959, as "Open Verdict"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #150, December 1959, as "Open Verdict"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) #83, December 1959, as "Open Verdict"
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #14, 1968, as "Open Verdict"
• * Crooked Bone, (nv) The Saturday Evening Post August 10 1968
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents: A Month of Mystery ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Random House, 1969
• Argosy (UK) January 1969
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Terror Time ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Dell Books, 1972
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents: A Month of Mystery, Book Two ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Pan Books, 1973
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine January 1979
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * The Dancing Doll, (ss) The (London) Evening News February 17 1953
• Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• Men Without Bones (var. 1), Paperback Library, 1962
• Stories of the Supernatural ed. Betty M. Owen, Scholastic, 1967
• * Dead End, (ss) John Bull Everybody’s Weekly May 23 1959
• * A Deal in Overcoats [Karmesin], (ss) Playboy December 1960, as "Oalámaóa"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine July 1962
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) #118, November 1962
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) January 1963
• * The Death Tunnel, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 31 1959
• The Terribly Wild Flowers, Heinemann, 1962, as "The Wrong Side of Things"
• * The Defeat of the Demon Tailor, (ss) Playboy August 1961
• More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964
• * Destiny and the Bullet, (ts) John Bull April 24 1943, as by Waldo Kellar
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * The Detestable Black Widow, (ss) I Got References, Michael Joseph, 1939
• * The Devil That Troubled the Chessboard, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly January 11 1936
• I Got References, Michael Joseph, 1939
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• Esquire October 1945
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• Sinister Gambits ed. Richard Peyton, Souvenir Press, 1991
• * Dr. Ox Will Die at Midnight, (ss) The Bystander September 22 1937
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine October 1970
• Best Detective Stories of the Year—1971 ed. Allen J. Hubin, Dutton, 1971
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * A Dog’s Best Friend, (ss) Suspense (UK) May 1960
• Suspense (Australia) May 1960
• * Do You Follow Me?, (ts) John Bull January 30 1943, as "She Couldn’t See the “Joke”", by Waldo Kellar
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• Argosy (UK) April 1949
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine October 1973
• * The Dream House, (ts) John Bull June 20 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * The Drunk and the Blind, (ss) Penguin Parade #4, 1938
• Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• The Battle of the Singing Men and Selected Stories, Heinemann, 1945
• * Dudelsack, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly October 9 1942
• Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• The Battle of the Singing Men and Selected Stories, Heinemann, 1945
• * Duel in the Dusk, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 10 1959
• The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965, as "A Tale Told in the Twilight"
• Argosy (UK) July 1966, as "A Tale Told in the Twilight"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine June 1967, as "A Game Played in the Twilight"
• * The Dungeon, (ss) Lilliput November 1941
• Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * Dustin—The Broken Man, (ts) John Bull December 19 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * Dust of Annan, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 13 1947, as "Voices in the Dust"
• Argosy (UK) May 1948
• * The Earwig, (ss) Picture Post October 22 1938
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * The Education of Mr. Dumsday [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3209, May 2 1943, as by George Chickery
• * Eleven Ghosts and a Taxi Driver [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3241, December 12 1943, as by George Chickery
• * Elizabeth and Temptation, (ss) Courier Spring 1939, as by G. J. Herbert
• Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• Esquire May 1955
• * The End of a Wise Guy, (ss) John Bull November 27 1948, as "Victim Unknown"
• Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• * An Enemy of Women, (ss) The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965
• * Envy, (ss) Courier Winter 1937/1938, as by Alison Rostron
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * The Epistle of Simple Simon, (ss) Tomorrow June 1947
• The Brighton Monster, Heinemann, 1953
• Men Without Bones (var. 1), Paperback Library, 1962
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * The Evil Destiny of Dr. Polacek, (ts) John Bull June 6 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• * The Extraordinarily Horrible Dummy, (ss) Penguin Parade #6, 1939
• Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• The Battle of the Singing Men and Selected Stories, Heinemann, 1945
• Argosy (UK) June 1945
• Cosmopolitan April 1946, as "The Whisper"
• On an Odd Note, Ballantine, 1958
• Uncanny ed. Bryan A. Netherwood, Blackie, 1974
• Ghost Movies ed. Peter Haining, Severn House, 1995
• * The Eye, (nv) The Saturday Evening Post March 2 1957, as "Murderer’s Eye"
• On an Odd Note, Ballantine, 1958
• The Ugly Face of Love and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1960
• Great Detective Stories About Doctors ed. Groff Conklin & Noah D. Fabricant, M.D., Collier, 1965
• * Fabulous Bargain, (ss) , as "The Persian Bedspread"
• More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964
• * The Fabulous Fido, (ss) Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• * Fairy Gold, (nv) Cosmopolitan December 1948
• Clock Without Hands, Heinemann, 1949
• The Evening Standard Jul 8, Jul 9, Jul 11, Jul 12, Jul 13, Jul 14 1949
• * Fantasy of a Hunted Man, (ts) John Bull May 16 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• On an Odd Note, Ballantine, 1958
• * Femme Fatale, (ss) Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• * Fifteen Miles on a Dead Man’s Chest!, (ar) John Bull December 27 1941
• * A Fine Young German Gentleman!, (ar) The People #3219, July 11 1943, as by Piers England
• * The First Week, (ar) Lilliput October 1941
• Lilliput Goes to War ed. Kaye Webb, Hutchinson, 1985, uncredited.
• * Flesh and Grass, (ss) The Daily Mail November 15 1939
• Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943, as "Grass"
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• Esquire March 1947
• * Flight to the World’s End, (nv) Clock Without Hands, Heinemann, 1949
• * For a Song, (ss) The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965
• Argosy (UK) January 1967
• * The Forbidding Doorway, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 19 1949
• The Saturday Evening Post Stories 1949, Random House, 1949
• Argosy (UK) June 1949
• The Brazen Bull, Heinemann, 1952
• * The Fortunes of the Pryskys, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly October 10 1941
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * The Frenchman Who Understood Women, (ss) Esquire April 1946
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * Frozen Beauty, (ts) John Bull November 29 1941, as by Waldo Kellar
• The Brighton Monster, Heinemann, 1953
• Argosy (UK) March 1954
• On an Odd Note, Ballantine, 1958
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• Nightshade & Damnations, Gold Medal, 1968
• The Best of British SF 1 ed. Mike Ashley, Futura, 1977
• * Gambling Fever, (ss) Argosy (UK) May 1964, as "High Stakes"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine January 1971
• * A Game Played in the Twilight, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 10 1959, as "Duel in the Dusk"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine June 1967
• * The Gentleman All in Black, (ts) John Bull January 24 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• On an Odd Note, Ballantine, 1958
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• The Valancourt Book of Horror Stories, Volume One ed. James D. Jenkins & Ryan Cagle, Valancourt Books, 2016
• * The Geometry of the Skirt [Vara the Tailor], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine March 1965
• * Ghost Money, (ss) Playboy April 1963
• Argosy (UK) August 1963
• The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965
• * The God of the Winged Worm, (ss) Esquire March 1946
• * Gomez, (vi) Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• Argosy May 1948, as "The Man Death Forgot"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine September 1962, as "The Unkillable Man"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) #120, January 1963, as "The Unkillable Man"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) March 1963, as "The Unkillable Man"
• * Grass, (ss) The Daily Mail November 15 1939, as "Flesh and Grass"
• Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• * Gratitude, (ss) Courier Winter 1943
• John Bull December 18 1943
• Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• * Greek Tragedy, (ss) More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964
• * Green Powder, (ts) John Bull March 7 1942, as "The Madman and the Green Powder", by Waldo Kellar
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• * Grey Old She Wolf, (vi) The Evening Standard May 9 1938
• Belfast Telegraph August 6 1938
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * The Guardian, (ss) Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• * Gumboil Jones’ One Great Moment [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3205, April 4 1943, as by George Chickery
• * Guttersnipe, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1954
• * Guttersnipe, (na) Courier November 1953
• Guttersnipe, Heinemann, 1954
• * The Hack, (ss) Courier September 1954
• Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• Men Without Bones (var. 1), Paperback Library, 1962
• * Hairy Cohen, (ss) I Got References, Michael Joseph, 1939
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• * The Hands of Free Men…, (ar) The People #3221, July 25 1943, as by Piers England
• * “Hang Yourself, Brave Crillon! We Fought at Arques and You Were Not There”, (ss)
• Clean, Bright and Slightly Oiled, Heinemann, 1946
• * Haunted by a Hat, (ts) John Bull January 3 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * The Haunted Typewriter [Bo Raymond; Swindle Sheet Morris], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine July 1965
• * Heartless Heidi, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 11 1961
• More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964
• * Hero Worship, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly February 22 1946
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * The Hero Worshipped, (ss) Esquire December 1946
• * He Schemed from Boyhood to Reach—What?, (ts) John Bull July 11 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * High Stakes, (ss) Argosy (UK) May 1964
• The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965, as "High Stakes at the Swede’s"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine January 1971, as "Gambling Fever"
• * High Stakes at the Swede’s, (ss) Argosy (UK) May 1964, as "High Stakes"
• The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965
• * The History of Dancing Oliver, (ts) John Bull October 16 1943
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• * Honor Among Thieves [Karmesin], (ss) Argosy (UK) April 1960, as "Skate’s Eyeball"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine August 1964
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #20, 1971
• * The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1944
• * The Horrible House with the Secret Pipes, (ss) I Got References, Michael Joseph, 1939
• * The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver, (ss) The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965
• * The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1965
• * The Host, (ss) Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• Collier’s December 28 1946
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• * The House Near Charing Cross!, (vi) The People #3277, August 20 1944
• * The House of Relish, (na) Shelf Appeal September 1936 - December 1936
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * How Mr. and Mrs. O—“Obliged”, (ar) John Bull November 22 1941
• * How Not to Become an Officer, (ss)
• Clean, Bright and Slightly Oiled, Heinemann, 1946
• * How to Kill a Thousand Men, (ss) Lilliput April 1946
• * The Hunters, (ss) Playboy December 1964
• Argosy (UK) March 1965, as "Predicament"
• * I Got References, (co) Michael Joseph (hc), 1939
• * The Imaginary Heir, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 18 1959
• Argosy (UK) November 1959, as "Budaful Pest"
• The Ugly Face of Love and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1960, as "The Shady Life of Annibal"
• Men Without Bones (var. 1), Paperback Library, 1962, as "The Shady Life of Annibal"
• * The Immovable Man [Vara the Tailor], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 1 1958
• John Bull Illustrated February 14 1959, as "The Incorruptible Tailor"
• The Ugly Face of Love and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1960, as "The Incorruptible Tailor"
• * Impasse, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 14 1962, as "The Unsafe Deposit Box"
• Argosy (UK) December 1962
• * The Impossible Robbery [Karmesin], (ss) Argosy July 1954
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine February 1959, as "Karmesin and the Crown Jewels"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #142, April 1959, as "Karmesin and the Crown Jewels"
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #11, 1966, as "Karmesin and the Crown Jewels"
• * In a Misty Window, (ss) Illustrated September 28 1946
• Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• * In a Room Without Walls, (ss) The Evening Standard July 11 1945
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• Esquire May 1956
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• Men Without Bones (var. 1), Paperback Library, 1962
• * Incident in a Tavern, (ss) The (London) Evening News May 6 1953
• Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• * The Incorruptible Tailor [Vara the Tailor], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 1 1958, as "The Immovable Man"
• John Bull Illustrated February 14 1959
• The Ugly Face of Love and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1960
• * Inscrutable Providence [Karmesin], (ss) The People #3295, December 24 1944
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #25, November 1945, as "Karmesin, Murderer"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine “Overseas Edition for the Armed Forces” #25, November 1945, as "Karmesin, Murderer"
• London After Midnight ed. Peter Haining, Little, Brown UK, 1996, as "Karmesin, Murderer"
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine October 2004
• * Intruders for Tea, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 17 1949
• The Brazen Bull, Heinemann, 1952, as "Visitors for Tea"
• * Irongut and the Brown Mouse, (ss) London Calling May 16 1943 - May 22 1943
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• Esquire September 1945
• * It’s the Little Things That Count!, (ar) The People #3265, May 28 1944, as by Piers England
• * Jack of Swords [Major Ratapoil], (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 1, Oct 8, Oct 15, Oct 22, Oct 29 1949
• John Bull Dec 17, Dec 24, Dec 31 1949, Jan 7, Jan 14 1950
• The Brazen Bull, Heinemann, 1952
• * Jack Paradise and the Wrath of Heaven [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3237, November 14 1943, as by George Chickery
• * Johnnie Boots and the Killer! [Johnnie Boots], (vi) The People #3191, December 27 1942
• * Judas Forgiven, (ss) Tomorrow July 1949
• John Bull October 8 1949
• The Brighton Monster, Heinemann, 1953
• * Kannibalsky [Adze], (ss) I Got References, Michael Joseph, 1939
• Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * Karmesin [Karmesin], (co) Crippen & Landru (tp), July 2003 ; edited by Paul Duncan
• * Karmesin [Karmesin], (ss) The Evening Standard May 9 1936
• Best Stories of the Underworld ed. Peter Cheyney, Faber and Faber, 1942
• The People #3257, April 2 1944
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #53, April 1948, as "Karmesin. Bank Robber"
• Argosy (UK) December 1949
• Everybody’s August 17 1957, as "A Slight Miscalculation"
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * The Karmesin Affair [Karmesin], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 15 1962
• The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965, as "Bone for Debunkers"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine January 1966, as "Karmesin and the Hamlet Promptbook"
• Nightshade & Damnations, Gold Medal, 1968, as "Bone for Debunkers"
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * Karmesin and Human Vanity [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Spring 1938
• The People #3293, December 10 1944
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #66, May 1949, as "Karmesin, Con Man"
• Argosy (UK) May 1950
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * Karmesin and the Big Flea [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Winter 1938/1939
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #68, July 1949, as "Karmesin, Blackmailer"
• Lilliput May 1954, as "Karmesin Beats the Blackmailers"
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * Karmesin and the Big Frost [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Winter 1937/1938, as "Karmesin and the Meter"
• Argosy (UK) August 1950
• * Karmesin and the Crown Jewels [Karmesin], (ss) Argosy July 1954, as "The Impossible Robbery"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine February 1959
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #142, April 1959
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #11, 1966
• * Karmesin and the Gorgeous Robes [Karmesin], (ss) Courier May 1946
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * Karmesin and the Hamlet Promptbook [Karmesin], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 15 1962, as "The Karmesin Affair"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine January 1966
• * Karmesin and the Invisible Millionaire [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Winter 1945
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine March 1969, as "Karmesin and the Trismagistus Formula"
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * Karmesin and the Man Who Was Mad About Diamonds [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Spring 1939, as "Karmesin and the Raving Lunatic"
• Lilliput July 1954
• * Karmesin and the Meter [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Winter 1937/1938
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #49, December 1947, as "Karmesin, Swindler"
• Argosy (UK) August 1950, as "Karmesin and the Big Frost"
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #2, 1961, as "Karmesin, Swindler"
• Ellery Queen’s Minimysteries ed. Ellery Queen, World, 1969, as "Karmesin, Swindler"
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• Uncertain Endings ed. Otto Penzler, Pegasus Books, 2007
• Mark Twain’s “Medieval Romance” and Other Classic Mystery Stories ed. Otto Penzler, Pegasus Books, 2012
• * Karmesin and the Raving Lunatic [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Spring 1939
• Best Stories of the Underworld ed. Peter Cheyney, Faber and Faber, 1942
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #25, November 1945, as "Karmesin, Jewel Thief"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine “Overseas Edition for the Armed Forces” #25, November 1945, as "Karmesin, Jewel Thief"
• Argosy (UK) February 1950, as "A Bracelet for Karmesin"
• Lilliput July 1954, as "Karmesin and the Man Who Was Mad About Diamonds"
• Everybody’s November 2 1957, as "Bracelet for a Man of Genius"
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * Karmesin and the Royalties [Karmesin], (ss) Courier January 1956
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine November 1964, as "Karmesin Takes Pen in Hand"
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #22, Fall/Winter 1971, as "Karmesin Takes Pen in Hand"
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * Karmesin and the Tailor’s Dummy [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Autumn 1938
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #49, December 1947, as "Karmesin, Criminal Lawyer"
• Argosy (UK) July 1950
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * Karmesin and the Trismagistus Formula [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Winter 1945, as "Karmesin and the Invisible Millionaire"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine March 1969
• * Karmesin and the Unbeliever [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Summer 1939
• The People #3297, January 7 1945
• Argosy (UK) June 1950
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #81, August 1950, as "Karmesin: Racketeer"
• Karmesin, Crippen & Landru, 2003
• * Karmesin. Bank Robber [Karmesin], (ss) The Evening Standard May 9 1936, as "Karmesin"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #53, April 1948
• * Karmesin Beats the Blackmailers [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Winter 1938/1939, as "Karmesin and the Big Flea"
• Lilliput May 1954
• * Karmesin, Blackmailer [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Winter 1938/1939, as "Karmesin and the Big Flea"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #68, July 1949
• * Karmesin, Con Man [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Spring 1938, as "Karmesin and Human Vanity"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #66, May 1949
• * Karmesin, Criminal Lawyer [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Autumn 1938, as "Karmesin and the Tailor’s Dummy"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #49, December 1947
• * Karmesin, Jewel Thief [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Spring 1939, as "Karmesin and the Raving Lunatic"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #25, November 1945
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine “Overseas Edition for the Armed Forces” #25, November 1945
• * Karmesin, Murderer [Karmesin], (ss) The People #3295, December 24 1944, as "Inscrutable Providence"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #25, November 1945
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine “Overseas Edition for the Armed Forces” #25, November 1945
• London After Midnight ed. Peter Haining, Little, Brown UK, 1996
• * Karmesin: Racketeer [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Summer 1939, as "Karmesin and the Unbeliever"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #81, August 1950
• * Karmesin, Swindler [Karmesin], (ss) Courier Winter 1937/1938, as "Karmesin and the Meter"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #49, December 1947
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #2, 1961
• Ellery Queen’s Minimysteries ed. Ellery Queen, World, 1969
• * Karmesin Takes Pen in Hand [Karmesin], (ss) Courier January 1956, as "Karmesin and the Royalties"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine November 1964
• Ellery Queen’s Anthology #22, Fall/Winter 1971
• * Karmesin the Fixer [Karmesin], (ss) Courier December 1946, as "Chickenfeed for Karmesin"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine January 1970
• * Kind of Like a Beauty Contest, Sort of, (ss) The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965
• * The King of Double-Crossers, (ts) John Bull April 18 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * The King Who Collected Clocks, (nv) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1947, as "The Royal Impostor"
• Argosy (UK) March 1948
• Guttersnipe, Heinemann, 1954
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• Nightshade & Damnations, Gold Medal, 1968
• * Ladies or Clothes, (ss) Esquire December 1947
• The Brighton Monster, Heinemann, 1953
• Men Without Bones (var. 1), Paperback Library, 1962
• * Lady Faith, (ts) John Bull January 9 1943, as by Waldo Kellar
• * The Lady Who Played the Fool, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 16 1961
• The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965
• * The Last Battle, (ss) Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946; extract from the novel Night and the City (1938).
• Argosy (UK) February 1947
• Argosy August 1947, as "Ali the Magnificent"
• * The Last Coin of Mr. Baer, (ts) John Bull December 20 1941, as by Waldo Kellar
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• * Last Love, (ss) Guttersnipe, Heinemann, 1954
• * The Laughingstock, (ss) Playboy May 1961
• The Hospitality of Miss Tolliver and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1965
• * Laughter of the Vacant Mind, (ar) The People #3261, April 30 1944, as by Piers England
• * A Legend of the Blitz, (vi) John Bull November 27 1943
• * A Legend of Truth, (ts) John Bull June 27 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * Lest We Should Forget!, (ts) The People #3392, November 3 1946
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947, as "Love, the Marksman"
• * Let Lying Dogs Sleep, (nv) The Daily Mail December 12 1939
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * Let the Children Die! Says Mrs. T—, (ar) John Bull November 29 1941
• * Life, and the After-Life, (ar) The People #3263, May 14 1944, as by Piers England
• * The Life and Times of the Dog Basta, (ss) The Evening Standard January 11 1949
• Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• * Lights the Soul of a Nation, (ar) The People #3233, October 17 1943, as by Piers England
• * The Lincoln Braown Story, (ss) Lilliput October 1955
• * The Little Girl in White [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3221, July 25 1943, as by George Chickery
• * Little Man and Story-Tellers, (ss)
• Clean, Bright and Slightly Oiled, Heinemann, 1946
• * A Little Something in the Bank, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 14 1962, as "The Unsafe Deposit Box"
• More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964
• * The Live Dead Man, (ts) John Bull April 25 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * Lives, (ss) Eve’s Journal November 1938
• Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• * Lost and Found, (ts) John Bull February 21 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * Lost Man, (ss) The Strand Magazine October 1941
• * Love and the Beasts That Perish, (ss) The Tatler and Bystander January 8 1941
• * Love, Capital and Labour, (ss)
• Clean, Bright and Slightly Oiled, Heinemann, 1946
• * Love, the Marksman, (ts) The People #3392, November 3 1946, as "Lest We Should Forget!"
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• * The Luck of Sergeant Schall, (ts) John Bull February 14 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * A Lucky Day for the Boar, (ss) Playboy October 1962
• More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964
• Penthouse (UK) October 1965
• The Playboy Book of Crime and Suspense, Playboy, 1966
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine October 1966, as "Time Is the Illusion"
• Nightshade & Damnations, Gold Medal, 1968
• * Lunatic’s Broth, (ss) Courier Spring 1938, as by P. J. Gahagan
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• * Macagony’s Fist, (ss) Courier Winter 1937/1938, as by P. J. Gahagan
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• Argosy February 1955
• Argosy (UK) June 1955
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine July 1957
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #123, September 1957
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) #62, March 1958
• * The Madman and the Green Powder, (ts) John Bull March 7 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * The Madness of Mr. Smith, (ts) John Bull July 18 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * The Madwoman, (ss) The (London) Evening News July 30 1953
• Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• Men Without Bones (var. 1), Paperback Library, 1962
• Stories of the Supernatural ed. Betty M. Owen, Scholastic, 1967
• * The Man and the Spirit, (ts) John Bull April 10 1943, as by Waldo Kellar
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * The Man Death Forgot, (vi) Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943, as "Gomez"
• Argosy May 1948
• * The Man in Room 15, (ts) John Bull December 13 1941, as by Waldo Kellar
• * A Man’s Man, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 6 1962
• More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964, as "The Tremendous Trifle"
• Penthouse (UK) June/July 1965, as "The Tremendous Trifle"
• * The Man Who Ate Bricks! [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3219, July 11 1943, as by George Chickery
• * The Man Who Hoarded Life, (ar) The People #3213, May 30 1943, as by Piers England
• * The Man Who Ruined Nations, (ts) John Bull March 21 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * The Man Who Saw God, (ts) John Bull May 23 1942, as "Old John’s Vision", by Waldo Kellar
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• * The Man Who Sold His Head! [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3245, January 9 1944, as by George Chickery
• * The Man Who Spared Hitler!, (ar) The People #3271, July 9 1944, as by Piers England
• * The Man with the Ugly Face, (ss) Lilliput December 1955, as "The Ugly Face of Love"
• The Saturday Evening Post January 21 1956
• * Maria’s Christ, (ts) John Bull January 17 1942, as "The Mystery of Maria’s Christ", by Waldo Kellar
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• Argosy (UK) June 1947
• * A Matter of Pink Elephants [Bo Raymond; Swindle Sheet Morris], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine July 1965
• * The Medico Asked for a Guinea, (vi) The People #3273, July 23 1944
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947, as "One Guinea’s Worth"
• * The Memorial, (ss) John Bull November 20 1943
• Sad Road to the Sea, Heinemann, 1947
• * Memory of a Fight, (ss) Argosy (UK) September 1955
• Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• * The Men Who Knew Not What They Did, (ss) Lilliput July 1943
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944, as "A Bit of a Change"
• * Men Without Bones, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1955
• * Men Without Bones, (ss) Esquire August 1954
• Men Without Bones, Heinemann, 1955
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• Men Without Bones (var. 1), Paperback Library, 1962
• The Fifth Pan Book of Horror Stories ed. Herbert van Thal, Pan, 1964
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories That Scared Even Me ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Random House, 1967
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories That Scared Even Me (var. 1) ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Max Reinhardt, 1967
• Nightshade & Damnations, Gold Medal, 1968
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories That Scared Even Me, Part One ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Pan, 1970
• Selections from the Pan Book of Horror Stories #5 ed. Herbert van Thal, Berkley Medallion, 1970
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Slay Ride ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Dell, 1971
• The Ancient Mysteries Reader ed. Peter Haining, Doubleday, 1975
• The Ancient Mysteries Reader Book 2 ed. Peter Haining, Sphere, 1978
• Lost Souls ed. Jack Sullivan, Ohio University Press, 1983
• The Unexplained: Stories of the Paranormal ed. Ric Alexander, Orion, 1998
• The Unexplained: Stories of the Paranormal ed. Ric Alexander, Orion, 1999
• Sci Fiction October 17 2001
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * Men Without Bones (var. 1), (co) Paperback Library (pb), January 1962
• * Message for 1943, (ar) The People #3191, December 27 1942, as by Piers England
• * Midnight in the Haunted House, (vi) John Bull December 25 1943
• * “Mighty Manity” [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3207, April 18 1943, as by George Chickery
• * The Milk of Human Kindness, (ar) The People #3247, January 23 1944, as by Piers England
• * Miracle of the Winged Rescue, (ss) The People January 5 1947
• Tomorrow September 1947, as "White Horse with Wings"
• The Brighton Monster, Heinemann, 1953, as "White Horse with Wings"
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * Mr. Bottomley’s Inferno, (ss) Lilliput March 1955
• The Ugly Face of Love and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1960, as "Terraces"
• * Mr. Chickery and the Careful Man [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3231, October 3 1943, as by George Chickery
• * Mister Chickery and the “Holy Terror” [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3235, October 31 1943, as by George Chickery
• * Mister Chickery’s Happiest Day [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3213, May 30 1943, as by George Chickery
• * Mr. Poggin and the Ladies [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3239, November 28 1943, as by George Chickery
• * Mr. Pryde and Mr. Mann, (ss) Harper’s Magazine February 1945
• * Mr. Tomorrow [Swindle Sheet Morris], (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine April 1970
• Ellery Queen’s Headliners ed. Ellery Queen, World, 1971
• * Mr. Ypsilanti in the Dark, (ss) The Brazen Bull, Heinemann, 1952
• * The Mistress of Porcosito, (ss) The Strand Magazine March 1949, as "The Queen of Pig Island"
• Playboy July 1957
• * The Molosso Overcoats [Karmesin], (ss) Playboy December 1960, as "Oalámaóa"
• More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964
• * The Monster [Adze], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 21 1948
• The Evening Standard Apr 19, Apr 20 1948
• The Other Side of the Moon ed. August Derleth, Pellegrini & Cudahy, 1949
• The Brighton Monster, Heinemann, 1953, as "The Brighton Monster"
• The London Mystery Magazine #16, 1953, as "The Brighton Monster"
• On an Odd Note, Ballantine, 1958, as "The Brighton Monster"
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960, as "The Brighton Monster"
• Tales of the Supernatural (var. 2), Panther, 1962, as "The Brighton Monster"
• The Other Side of the Moon (var. 3) ed. August Derleth, Panther, 1963
• Nightshade & Damnations, Gold Medal, 1968, as "The Brighton Monster"
• The Young Oxford Book of Timewarp Stories ed. Dennis Pepper, Oxford University Press, 2001, as "The Brighton Monster"
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006, as "The Brighton Monster"
• * More Than Once Upon a Time, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1964
• * More Than Once Upon a Time, (ss) More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964
• * Murderer’s Eye, (nv) The Saturday Evening Post March 2 1957
• Saturday Evening Post Stories 1957, Random House, 1957
• On an Odd Note, Ballantine, 1958, as "The Eye"
• Suspense (Australia) August 1958
• Suspense (UK) August 1958
• The Ugly Face of Love and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1960, as "The Eye"
• Great Detective Stories About Doctors ed. Groff Conklin & Noah D. Fabricant, M.D., Collier, 1965, as "The Eye"
• Stories of Crime and Detection ed. Joan D. Berbrich, McGraw-Hill, 1974
• * The Musicians, (ss) Harper’s Bazaar
• Selected Stories, Staples and Staples, 1943
• The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1944
• The Battle of the Singing Men and Selected Stories, Heinemann, 1945
• * The Mysterious Mona Lisa Smile, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post June 26 1948
• Argosy (UK) October 1948, as "The Ape and the Mystery"
• The Brighton Monster, Heinemann, 1953, as "The Ape and the Mystery"
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960, as "The Ape and the Mystery"
• Men Without Bones (var. 1), Paperback Library, 1962, as "The Ape and the Mystery"
• Nightshade & Damnations, Gold Medal, 1968, as "The Ape and the Mystery"
• 11 Great Horror Stories ed. Betty M. Owen, Scholastic, 1969, as "The Ape and the Mystery"
• * Mystery of a Perfect Murder, (ts) John Bull May 2 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * The Mystery of Maria’s Christ, (ts) John Bull January 17 1942, as by Waldo Kellar
• * The Mystery of Mr. Musket’s Money Box [Mr. Chickery], (vi) The People #3225, August 22 1943, as by George Chickery
• * The Mystery of the Third Compartment, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 22, Nov 29, Dec 6, Dec 13, Dec 20 1952
• * The Naked Man, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly November 8 1940
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• * Napoleon—and Little Fishes!, (ts) John Bull December 6 1941, as by Waldo Kellar
• * Neither Man nor Dog, (co) Heinemann (hc), 1946
• * Neither Man nor Dog [Adze], (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly January 26 1945
• Neither Man nor Dog, Heinemann, 1946
• The Evening Standard March 23 1946
• The Best of Gerald Kersh, Heinemann, 1960
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * Night and the City, (n.) Michael Joseph, March 1938
• iBooks (tp), November 2001
• * Nightshade & Damnations, (co) Fawcett Gold Medal (pb), 1968
• * The Nimroud Rug, (ss) More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964
• * No Matter How You Slice It, (ss) Gent October 1962
• More Than Once Upon a Time, Heinemann, 1964
• Penthouse (UK) March 1965
• * Note on Danger B, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 5 1947
• The Saturday Evening Post Stories 1947, Random House, 1947
• The Saturday Evening Post Fantasy Stories ed. Barthold Fles, Avon, 1951
• The Brighton Monster, Heinemann, 1953
• Argosy (UK) November 1954
• The World, the Flesh, & the Devil, Ash-Tree Press, 2006
• * Notes in the Brookwood Hotel, (ss)
• Clean, Bright and Slightly Oiled, Heinemann, 1946
• * Notes on My Cuff:
  * ___ The Affair of the Stuffed Head, (vi) The People #3269, June 25 1944
  * ___ The Case of the Invisible Dog, (vi) The People #3271, July 9 1944
  * ___ The House Near Charing Cross!, (vi) The People #3277, August 20 1944 (continued)