Crime, Mystery, & Gangster Fiction Magazine Index

Chronological List

GIBSON, WALTER B. (stories) (continued)
• Murder by Moonlight (n.) The Shadow Dec 1943, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Crystal Skull (n.) The Shadow Jan 1944, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Syndicate of Death (n.) The Shadow Feb 1944, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Toll of Death (n.) The Shadow Mar 1944, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Crime Caravan (n.) The Shadow Apr 1944, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Freak Show Murders (n.) The Shadow May 1944, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Voodoo Death (n.) The Shadow Jun 1944, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Town of Hate (n.) The Shadow Jul 1944, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Death in the Crystal (n.) The Shadow Aug 1944, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Chest of Chu Chan (n.) The Shadow Sep 1944, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Shadow Meets the Mask (n.) The Shadow Oct 1944, as by Maxwell Grant; not the same as the story of the same name in the August 15, 1941 issue. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Fountain of Death (n.) The Shadow Nov 1944, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• No Time for Murder (n.) The Shadow Dec 1944, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Guardian of Death (n.) The Shadow Jan 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Merry Mrs. Macbeth (n.) The Shadow Feb 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Five Keys to Crime (n.) The Shadow Mar 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Death Has Grey Eyes (n.) The Shadow Apr 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Tear-Drops of Buddha (n.) The Shadow May 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Three Stamps of Death (n.) The Shadow Jun 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Mask of Mephisto (n.) The Shadow Jul 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Murder by Magic (n.) The Shadow Aug 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Taiwan Joss (n.) The Shadow Sep 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• A Quarter of Eight (n.) The Shadow Oct 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The White Skulls (n.) The Shadow Nov 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Stars Promise Death (n.) The Shadow Dec 1945, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Banshee Murders (n.) The Shadow Jan 1946, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Crime Out of Mind (n.) The Shadow Feb 1946, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Mother Goose Murders (n.) The Shadow Mar 1946, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Crime Over Casco (n.) The Shadow Apr 1946, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Curse of Thoth (n.) The Shadow May 1946, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Alibi Trail (n.) The Shadow Jun 1946, as by Maxwell Grant; not the same as the story of the same name in the January 1, 1942 issue. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Malmordo (n.) The Shadow Jul 1946, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Jade Dragon (n.) Shadow Mystery Aug/Sep 1948, as by Maxwell Grant; not the same as the story with a very similar title in the April 15, 1942 issue. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• Dead Man’s Chest (n.) The Shadow Fll 1948, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Magigals Mystery (n.) The Shadow Win 1949, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Black Circle (n.) The Shadow Spr 1949, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Whispering Eyes (n.) The Shadow Sum 1949, as by Maxwell Grant. [Kent Allard (The Shadow)]
• The Florentine Masks (nv) 1953 [Gerard Whitestone (The Great Gerard)]
• One Night in Paris (nv) The Saint Detective Magazine Nov 1955 [Gerard Whitestone (The Great Gerard)]
• The Strange Case of Washington Irving Bishop (ar) Mystery Digest May 1957
• The Amazing Randi (ar) Mystery Digest Jul 1957

GIBSON, WILL; pseudonym of William G. Bogart, (1903-1977); other pseudonym Russell Hale (stories)
• Girl Trouble (ss) Saucy Detective Mar 1937
• Death Walks Close (ss) Saucy Detective Jun 1937
• Wedding Night (ts) Saucy Detective Stories Aug 1937
• Murder Bait (ss) Private Detective Stories Oct 1937 [Ken “Rackets” Daly]
• Murder in Manhattan (ss) Private Detective Stories Nov 1937 [Ken “Rackets” Daly]

GIBSON, WILLIAM J. (fl. 1930s) (stories)
• Murder on the Cuff (ss) Detective Yarns Oct 1939

GIDE, ANDRÉ (Paul Guillaume) (1869-1951) (stories)
• The Crime of Yves Cordier (ar) Recollections of the Assize Court, Hutchinson 1941; translated from the French (Souvenirs de la Cour d’Assises, Éditions de la Nouvelle Revue Française, 1914).

GIDEON, L. S. M. (fl. 1940s) (stories)
• Rays of Wrath (ss) Private Detective Stories Nov 1941 [Frisco Pete Clancy]

GIDLEY, WILL(iam) S(elden) (1852-1924) (stories)
• In the Shadow of the Chair (ss) Detective Story Magazine Jul 29 1919

GIELGUD, VAL (Henry) (1900-1981) (stories)
• Who Killed the Drama Critic? (ss) The Evening Standard Mar 11 1963

GIENCKE, JILL (Ann) (1959- ) (stories)
• Two for the Show (ss) The Cozy Detective Mystery Magazine Sum 1998
• A Kindness Returned (ss) Crimestalker Casebook Spr 2003

GIER, MIKE (fl. 1950s) (stories)
• The Man Who Could Read Thoughts (ts) My Strangest Case, ed. Kurt Singer, W. H. Allen 1957

GIERSBACH, WALTER (fl. 2000s-2010s) (stories)
• Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover (ss) Mouth Full of Bullets Aut 2007
• Gaslighting (ss) Pulp Modern Win 2013

GIESY, J(ohn) U(lrich) (1877-1947) (stories)
• The Mystery Woman [with Junius B. Smith] (sl) Flynn’s Oct 18 1924, etc.
• The Case of Allison Towne (ss) Clues Apr 1927
• The Case of Mary Farley (ss) Clues May 1927
• The Case of the Missing Peddler (ss) Clues Jun 1927
• The Case of Nicolai Urmia (ss) Clues Aug 1927
• The Case of the Aged Spinster (ss) Clues Nov 1927
• The Case of Francesca Sinconni (ss) Clues Apr #2 1928
• Apples Is Apples (ss) Mystery Stories May 1928
• The Case of the Little Artist (ss) Clues Jun #1 1928
• The Case of Michael Garflin (ss) Clues Jul #1 1928

GIFFIN, TRINA (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• This Could Work (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jan/Feb 2017; The Story That Won.

GIFFORD, LEE (fl. 1960s) (stories)
• Beggars on Horseback (ss) London Mystery Selection #49 1961

GIGLIO, CECIL FREDERICK; [i.e., John Cecil Frederick Goffredo Bentley] (1908-1998); see pseudonym John Bentley (stories)

GIGLIO, SHANNON (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• The Ballad of Caprisha Marlin (ss) The Big Click Mar 2015

GILBERT, ANTHONY; pseudonym of Lucy Beatrice Malleson, (1899-1973) (stories)
• The Cockroach and the Tortoise (ss) 1935 [Inspector Field]
• Horseshoes for Luck (ss) 1935 [Inspector Field]
• You Can’t Hang Twice (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1946 [Arthur Crook]
• Over My Dead Body (ss) The Evening Standard Jun 19 1951
• Curtains for Me (ss) The Evening Standard Oct 3 1951
• The Sequel to Murder (ss) The Evening Standard Detective Book, 2nd Series, ed. Anon., Gollancz 1951, as “What Would You Have Done?”.
• What Would You Have Done? (ss) The Evening Standard Detective Book, 2nd Series, ed. Anon., Gollancz 1951; also as “The Sequel to Murder”.
• Remember Madame Clementine (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1955
• Once Is Once Too Many (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Dec 1955 [Arthur Crook]
• The Goldfish Button (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1958
• Even a Woman (ss) London Express 1963
• He Found Out Too Late (ss) The Evening Standard Jun 2 1964, as “He Found Out Too Late Just How Good an Artist Mabel Was”.
• He Found Out Too Late Just How Good an Artist Mabel Was (ss) The Evening Standard Jun 2 1964; also as “He Found Out Too Late”.
• The Eternal Chase (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Aug 1965
• Sleep Is the Enemy (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1966
• The Dove and the Hawk (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jun 1966
• Cat Among the Pigeons (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1966
• The Intruders (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Dec 1967
• Point of No Return (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1968
• Who Cares About an Old Woman? (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1968
• The Puzzled Heart (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Mar 1969
• The Mills of God (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Apr 1969
• The Quiet Man (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jun 1969
• Tiger on the Premises (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1969
• The Night of the Party (ss) Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine v4 #31 1969
• The Funeral of Dendy Watt (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jan 1970
• Door to a Different World (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Mar 1970
• When Suns Collide (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Apr 1971
• A Day of Encounters (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1972
• Fifty Years After (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Mar 1973
• The Invisible Witness (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jan 1974
• Black for Innocence (ss) The Evening Standard

GILBERT, DALE L. (1936-1988) (stories)
• The Lucy Prey (ss) Manhunt Apr/May 1967

GILBERT, DON (fl. 1980s) (stories)
• Time and Place (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Mar 1983
• A Secret Place (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1984
• The Canoe (ss) Ellery Queen’s Anthology #51 1984
• A Will of Her Own (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1985

GILBERT, E. SMITH (fl. 2000s) (stories)
• A Cup of Kindness (ss) Bullet #3 2005

GILBERT, ELLIOT L. (1930-1991) (stories)
• Big Boss of the Tank! (ss) Off Beat Detective Stories Jul 1959
• “Lost and Found” (ss) Tightrope! Apr 1960
• Death Wore a Beard (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jun 1966
• Link in the Chain (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jul 1969
• The Sins of the Father (vi) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jun 1973

GILBERT, G. S. (fl. 1950s) (stories)
• A Wad of Fifties (ss) Trapped Detective Story Magazine Dec 1957

GILBERT, GENE (fl. 1930s) (stories)
• Counter Attack (ss) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Jan 25 1935
• Set for Life (vi) Black Mask Jun 1937

GILBERT, GEORGE (1874-1943) (stories)
• King Cobra Mystery (nv) Mystery Magazine Sep 15 1918
• The Whiner (ss) Detective Story Magazine Mar 25 1922
• The Old Dog (ss) Flynn’s Nov 7 1925
• Blue Safety (ss) Detective Story Magazine Aug 24 1929

GILBERT, KENNETH (1889-1969?) (stories)
• Horns of Fire (ss) Far West Illustrated Aug 1927
• The March of Death (ss) Wild West Weekly Nov 19 1927, as by Ellis G. Knapp. [Ted Marsh]
• Law Comes to the Liards (ss) Wild West Weekly Dec 10 1927, as by Ellis G. Knapp. [Ted Marsh]
• Sealed Orders (ss) Wild West Weekly Dec 31 1927, as by Ellis G. Knapp. [Ted Marsh]
• White Man’s Law (ss) Wild West Weekly Jan 14 1928, as by Ellis G. Knapp. [Ted Marsh]
• The Valley of Giant Voices (ss) Wild West Weekly Jan 28 1928, as by Ellis G. Knapp. [Ted Marsh]
• Murder Is Aboard! (ss) Pocket Detective Magazine Feb 1937

GILBERT, MICHAEL (Francis) (1912-2006) (stories)
• Back in Five Years (ss) John Bull Dec 18 1948 [Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• The Neat Man (ss) John Bull Jun 18 1949, as “Touch of Genius”. [Mr. Rumbold; Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• Touch of Genius (ss) John Bull Jun 18 1949; also as “The Neat Man”. [Mr. Rumbold; Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• The Amateur (ss) John Bull Nov 19 1949, as “Amateur in Violence”. [Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• Amateur in Violence (ss) John Bull Nov 19 1949; also as “The Amateur”; also as “The Unstoppable Man”. [Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• The Unstoppable Man (ss) John Bull Nov 19 1949, as “Amateur in Violence”. [Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• Blackmail Is So Difficult (ss) John Bull Jun 24 1950; also as “Did You Say Blackmail?”; also as “The Blackmailer”.
• The Blackmailer (ss) John Bull Jun 24 1950, as “Blackmail Is So Difficult”.
• Did You Say Blackmail? (ss) John Bull Jun 24 1950, as “Blackmail Is So Difficult”.
• The Automobile Game (ss) The Evening Standard Jul 11 1950, as “Something Like Hard Work”. [Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• Something Like Hard Work (ss) The Evening Standard Jul 11 1950; also as “The Automobile Game”. [Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• Back on the Shelf (ss) The Evening Standard Jul 24 1950; also as “Mrs. Oliphant Deceased”.
• Mrs. Oliphant Deceased (ss) The Evening Standard Jul 24 1950, as “Back on the Shelf”.
• Even Murderers Take Holidays (ss) The Evening Standard Oct 9 1950
• The Squeeze (ss) The Evening Standard Jan 29 1951; also as “Squeeze Play”.
• Squeeze Play (ss) The Evening Standard Jan 29 1951, as “The Squeeze”.
• Murder by Jury (ss) Britannia and Eve Jul 1951 [Hargest Macrea; Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• The Awkward Customer (ss) The Evening Standard Mar 9 1953; also as “The Customer Is Not Always Right”. [Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• The Customer Is Not Always Right (ss) The Evening Standard Mar 9 1953, as “The Awkward Customer”. [Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• Cousin Once Removed (ss) The Evening Standard Apr 10 1953; also as “Survivor Takes All”. [Mr. Rumbold]
• Survivor Takes All (ss) The Evening Standard Apr 10 1953, as “Cousin Once Removed”. [Mr. Rumbold]
• Source Seven (ss) John Bull Aug 29 1953 [Patrick Petrella]
• After All These Years (ss) The Evening Standard Jul 10 1954, as “A Long Time Ago”. [Henry Montague Bohun]
• A Long Time Ago (ss) The Evening Standard Jul 10 1954; also as “After All These Years”. [Henry Montague Bohun]
• The Last Laugh (ss) The Evening Standard Jul 23 1954; also as “Will-o’-the-Wisp”. [Henry Montague Bohun]
• Will-o’-the-Wisp (ss) The Evening Standard Jul 23 1954, as “The Last Laugh”. [Henry Montague Bohun]
• Three Times Loser (ss) The Evening Standard Sep 15 1954, as “Twm Carney”.
• Twm Carney (ss) The Evening Standard Sep 15 1954; also as “Three Times Loser”.
• The Dogs of War (ss) The Evening Standard Nov 1 1954; also as “Every Monday, a New Letter”. [Henry Montague Bohun]
• Every Monday, a New Letter (ss) The Evening Standard Nov 1 1954, as “The Dogs of War”. [Henry Montague Bohun]
• A Corner of the Cellar (ss) Argosy (UK) Mar 1955; also as “Under the Last Scuttleful”.
• Under the Last Scuttleful (ss) Argosy (UK) Mar 1955, as “A Corner of the Cellar”.
• The Tea-Shop Assassin (ss) The Evening Standard Jul 15 1955 [Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg]
• An Appealing Pair of Legs (ss) The Evening Standard Sep 22 1955; also as “If You Know How”. [Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg; Henry Montague Bohun]
• If You Know How (ss) The Evening Standard Sep 22 1955, as “An Appealing Pair of Legs”. [Insp. (Supt.) Hazlerigg; Henry Montague Bohun]