Crime, Mystery, & Gangster Fiction Magazine Index

Chronological List

A Matter of Time (ss) The Evening Standard Aug 16 1950; also as “A Matter of Timing”.
A Matter of Timing (ss) The Evening Standard Aug 16 1950, as “A Matter of Time”.
Food for Thought (ss) The Evening Standard Apr 24 1951
The Key (ss) John Bull Jun 20 1953
The Cautious Safe-Cracker (ss) This Week Jul 4 1954
The Napoleonic Clue (ss) The Evening Standard Aug 22 1955, as “Vacation with Violence”.
Vacation with Violence (ss) The Evening Standard Aug 22 1955; also as “The Napoleonic Clue”.
Love and Larceny on the Riviera (na) Cosmopolitan Oct 1955, as “Young Man on a Bicycle”.
Young Man on a Bicycle (na) Cosmopolitan Oct 1955; also as “Love and Larceny on the Riviera”.
Fill the Night with Murder (ss) John Bull Jan 28 1956, as “Midnight on the Lagoon”.
Midnight on the Lagoon (ss) John Bull Jan 28 1956; also as “Fill the Night with Murder”.
Death in China (ss) The Evening Standard Feb 20 1956, as “The Six Deaths of Dr. Kang”. [Dr. Kang]
The Six Deaths of Dr. Kang (ss) The Evening Standard Feb 20 1956; also as “Death in China”. [Dr. Kang]
Death in Australia (ss) The Evening Standard Feb 21 1956, as “Shadow in the Dark”. [Dr. Kang]
Shadow in the Dark (ss) The Evening Standard Feb 21 1956; also as “Death in Australia”. [Dr. Kang]
Death in Morocco (ss) The Evening Standard Feb 22 1956, as “The Stranger Who Called at Room 12”. [Dr. Kang]
The Stranger Who Called at Room 12 (ss) The Evening Standard Feb 22 1956; also as “Death in Morocco”. [Dr. Kang]
Death in Italy (ss) The Evening Standard Feb 23 1956, as “Voyage of Fear”. [Dr. Kang]
Voyage of Fear (ss) The Evening Standard Feb 23 1956; also as “Death in Italy”. [Dr. Kang]
Death in France (ss) The Evening Standard Feb 24 1956, as “A Toast to Treachery”. [Dr. Kang]
A Toast to Treachery (ss) The Evening Standard Feb 24 1956; also as “Death in France”. [Dr. Kang]
The Coral Tree (ss) The Creasey Mystery Magazine Jan 1957
You Are a Spy (ss) The Evening Standard Mar 28 1959
The Butler Who Should Have Been a Detective (ss) This Week Dec 13 1959; also as “Everything of the Finest”.
Everything of the Finest (ss) This Week Dec 13 1959, as “The Butler Who Should Have Been a Detective”.
The Bride Is Dangerous (nv) Star Weekly Apr 2 1960; also as “This Bride Is Dangerous”.
This Bride Is Dangerous (nv) Star Weekly Apr 2 1960, as “The Bride Is Dangerous”.
A Question of Character (ss) Suspense (UK) Jul 1960
The Trouble with Heroes (ar) Suspense (UK) Aug 1960; Personality Platform.
Exit for an Eccentric (ss) Suspense (UK) Oct 1960; also as “The Yellow-Green Tassel”.
The Yellow-Green Tassel (ss) Suspense (UK) Oct 1960, as “Exit for an Eccentric”.
The Doomsday Pattern (nv) Suspense (UK) Jan 1961 [Department of Patterns]
The Nigger Boy Pattern (ss) Suspense (UK) Apr 1961; also as “The Sunday Fishing Club”. [Department of Patterns]
The Sunday Fishing Club (ss) Suspense (UK) Apr 1961, as “The Nigger Boy Pattern”. [Department of Patterns]
Tattoo Pattern (ss) Argosy (UK) May 1961; also as “The Three Musketeers”. [Department of Patterns]
The Three Musketeers (ss) Argosy (UK) May 1961, as “Tattoo Pattern”. [Department of Patterns]
The Carnation Anniversary (ss) Argosy (UK) Jun 1961, as “Carnation Pattern”. [Department of Patterns]
Carnation Pattern (ss) Argosy (UK) Jun 1961; also as “The Carnation Anniversary”. [Department of Patterns]
Chicken Breast Pattern (ss) Argosy (UK) Jul 1961; also as “The Missing Tins of Chicken Breasts”. [Department of Patterns]
The Missing Tins of Chicken Breasts (ss) Argosy (UK) Jul 1961, as “Chicken Breast Pattern”. [Department of Patterns]
Take a Second Look (ss) The (London) Evening News Oct 19 1961; also as “Through the Wall”.
Through the Wall (ss) The (London) Evening News Oct 19 1961, as “Take a Second Look”.
The Boy Who Told Fibs (ss) The (London) Evening News Nov 9 1961, as “Flight of Fancy”.
Flight of Fancy (ss) The (London) Evening News Nov 9 1961; also as “The Boy Who Told Fibs”.
The Ransom of Angelo (ss) Argosy (UK) Nov 1961, as “Twinkle, Twinkle”. [Minerva Club]
Twinkle, Twinkle (ss) Argosy (UK) Nov 1961; also as “The Ransom of Angelo”. [Minerva Club]
The Boat Was Handy (ss) The (London) Evening News Feb 5 1962; also as “To Whoever Finds This”.
To Whoever Finds This (ss) The (London) Evening News Feb 5 1962, as “The Boat Was Handy”.
Star Stuff (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Mar 1962
Flint’s Diamonds (ss) Today Jan 5 1963, as “To Lottie with Love”. [Minerva Club]
To Lottie with Love (ss) Today Jan 5 1963; also as “Flint’s Diamonds”. [Minerva Club]
Escape for a Lucky Dog (ss) Today Mar 16 1963; also as “The Trojan Crate”. [Minerva Club]
The Trojan Crate (ss) Today Mar 16 1963, as “Escape for a Lucky Dog”. [Minerva Club]
Three Heads Are Better Than One (ss) Today Apr 6 1963, as “With Love from the Boys”. [Minerva Club]
With Love from the Boys (ss) Today Apr 6 1963; also as “Three Heads Are Better Than One”. [Minerva Club]
The Golf Widower (ss) This Week Nov 24 1963; also as “The Handicap”.
The Handicap (ss) This Week Nov 24 1963, as “The Golf Widower”.
A Stroke of Genius (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1965 [Minerva Club]
The Botany Pattern (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Apr 1965 [Department of Patterns]
Baskets of Apples and Roses (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1965 [Department of Patterns]

CANNON, AL

(stories)

The Frozen Trail (ss)

CANNON, FRANK

Ardath F. Mayhar

(stories)

CANNON, MARY

(stories)

Booked & Printed (rc) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jul 1990, etc.
Guest Editorial (ed) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1990, etc.

CANNON, MILLARD H.

(stories)

For Customers Only (vi) Black Mask Detective May 1951

CANNON, P(eter) H(ughes)

(stories)

The Problem of the Three Edwardian Pennies (ss) Faunus #3 1999 [Sherlock Holmes]

CANNON, RALPH

(stories)

The New Page (ss) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction May 26 1928

CANNON, REGINA

(stories)

My Midnight Hour with Gilda Gray (ar) Midnight Oct 28 1922

CANOY, E. ALDON

The Adventure of the Solitary Bride (ss) The Anagram Detectives, Mysterious Press 1979

CANTARELLA, HÉLÈNE

(stories)

Only the Death of a Man, by Alberto Moravia (ss) The Atlantic Monthly Dec 1958, as “The Secret”.
The Secret, by Alberto Moravia (ss) The Atlantic Monthly Dec 1958; also as “Only the Death of a Man”.

CANTINE, DAVID

(stories)

You Saved Me the Trouble (ss) Mammoth Detective Aug 1946

CANTOR, HAROLD

(stories)

The Idiot (ss) Manhunt Oct 1953; also as “The Joke”.
The Joke (ss) Manhunt Oct 1953, as “The Idiot”.

CANTREE, WALTER

F as in Fraud (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jul 1970

CANTRELL, LISA W(right)

(stories)

CANTRELL, REBECCA

(stories)

Innocent Blood [with James Rollins] (ex) Morrow 2015 [Order of the Sanguines]
Homework (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jul/Aug 2018

CANTWELL, T. C.

(stories)

Criminals and Civil Law (ms) Mammoth Detective Mar 1943

CANZONERI, ROBERT (Wilburn)

(stories)

Any Man’s End (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jun 1958

CAPE, CECIL L.

(stories)

Woman Trouble (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Aug 1939, as “Genie of the Lamp” by Wallace Kayton.

CAPE, E. S.

(stories)

The Outer Coat (ss) Great Detective Oct 1934

ČAPEK, KAREL

(stories)

The Coupon (ss) Tales from Two Pockets, Faber 1932
The Fortune-Teller (ss) Tales from Two Pockets, Faber 1932; translated from the Czech (Povidky z Jedne Kapsy & Povidky z Druhe Kapsy, 1929).
Footprints (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Aug 1990; translated from the Czech (“Slépeje”, Povídky z jedné kapsy, 1929).; translated by Peter Kussi & Robert Wechsler.
The Crime at the Post Office (ss) Toward the Radical Center: A Karel Capek Reader, Catbird Press 1990; translated from the Czech (1929).
An Attempt at Murder (ss) Tales from Two Pockets, Catbird Press 1994
The Crime on the Farm (ss) Tales from Two Pockets, Catbird Press 1994; translated from the Czech (“Kupón”, Povídky z jedné kapsy, 1929).