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ROHDE, ROBERT H.

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ROHDE, ROSWELL B.

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ROHDE, WILLIAM L.

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Set for Life (ss) Crime and Justice Detective Story Magazine Mar 1957

ROHLFS, ANNA KATHARINE

Green, Anna Katharine

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ROHMER, ROBERT B.

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The Love Motel, by Shizuko Natsuki (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jul 1989; translated from the Japanese.
The Woman on the Phone, by Shizuko Natsuki (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1990

ROHMER, SAX

A. Sarsfield Ward

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The Green Spider (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Oct 1904, as by A. Sarsfield Ward.
Narky (ss) Everybody’s Weekly May 6 1911 [Narky]
The Sins of Severac Bablon (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jun 1912, as “‘The Thirty Men Who Were All Alike!’”.
“The Thirty Men Who Were All Alike!” (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jun 1912; also as “The Sins of Severac Bablon”.
The Turkish Yataghan (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Nov 1912 [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith]
Case of the Tragedies in the Greek Room (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Apr 1913; also as “The Smell of Dead Men”. [Moris Klaw]
The Episode of the Reluctant Publisher (ss) The London Magazine Apr 1913, as “He Patronises Pamela”. [Captain O’Hagan]
He Patronises Pamela (ss) The London Magazine Apr 1913; also as “The Episode of the Reluctant Publisher”. [Captain O’Hagan]
The Smell of Dead Men (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Apr 1913, as “Case of the Tragedies in the Greek Room”. [Moris Klaw]
The Case of the Potsherd of Anubis (nv) The New Magazine (UK) May 1913; also as “The Potsherd of Anubis”. [Moris Klaw]
He Meets the Leopard Lady (ss) The London Magazine May 1913; also as “The Leopard Lady”. [Captain O’Hagan]
The Leopard Lady (ss) The London Magazine May 1913, as “He Meets the Leopard Lady”. [Captain O’Hagan]
The Potsherd of Anubis (nv) The New Magazine (UK) May 1913, as “The Case of the Potsherd of Anubis”. [Moris Klaw]
He Deals with Don Juan (ss) The London Magazine Jun 1913; also as “The Man with the Green Moustache”. [Captain O’Hagan]
The Man with the Green Moustache (ss) The London Magazine Jun 1913, as “He Deals with Don Juan”. [Captain O’Hagan]
The Case of the Ivory Statue (nv) The New Magazine (UK) Jul 1913; also as “The Ivory Statue”. [Moris Klaw]
The Ivory Statue (nv) The New Magazine (UK) Jul 1913, as “The Case of the Ivory Statue”. [Moris Klaw]
The Blue Rajah Diamond (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Aug 1913, as “The Case of the Blue Rajah”. [Moris Klaw]
The Case of the Blue Rajah (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Aug 1913; also as “The Blue Rajah Diamond”. [Moris Klaw]
Case of the Headless Mummies (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Oct 1913; also as “The Headless Mummies”. [Moris Klaw]
The Headless Mummies (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Oct 1913, as “Case of the Headless Mummies”. [Moris Klaw]
Turquoise Death (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Oct 1913, as “The Turquoise Necklace”.
The Turquoise Necklace (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Oct 1913; also as “Turquoise Death”.
Case of the Veil of Isis (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Dec 1913 [Moris Klaw]
Brood of the Witch Queen (n.) The Premier Magazine May 1914 (+8); also as “The Witch’s Son”.
The Witch’s Son (n.) The Premier Magazine May 1914 (+8), as “Brood of the Witch Queen”.
The Crouching Man (ss) The Story-teller Nov 1914; also as “Mystery of the 10:30 Folkestone Express”.
Mystery of the 10:30 Folkestone Express (ss) The Story-teller Nov 1914, as “The Crouching Man”.
The Yellow Claw (n.) McBride, Nast 1915 [Gaston Max]
In the Valley of the Sorceress (ss) The Premier Magazine Jan 1916
Breath of Allah (nv) The Premier Magazine Feb 1917 [Abu Tabah]
The Death Ring (ss) The Premier Magazine Nov 1917; also as “The Death Ring of Sneferu”. [Abu Tabah]
The Death Ring of Sneferu (ss) The Premier Magazine Nov 1917, as “The Death Ring”. [Abu Tabah]
The Whispering Mummy (ss) The Premier Magazine Mar 1918 [Kernaby]
The Curse of a Thousand Kisses (ss) The Premier Magazine Nov 1918
Omar of Ispahân (ss) Tales of Secret Egypt, Methuen 1918 [Abu Tabah]
Dope (n.) Cassell 1919
The Green Eyes of Bâst (sl) Detective Story Magazine Mar 16 1920, etc.
House of Golden Death (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jul 1920, as “The House of the Golden Joss”. [Paul Harley]
The House of the Golden Joss (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jul 1920; also as “House of Golden Death”. [Paul Harley]
The Daughter of Huang Chow (na) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Dec 1921 [Daniel “Red” Kerry]
Dr. Kreener’s Last Experiment (ss) Detective Story Magazine Feb 4 1922; rewritten from “Tchériapin” (Sovereign Magazine, April 1920).
The Golden Doll (nv) Detective Story Magazine Apr 8 1922, as “Kerry’s Kid”. [Daniel “Red” Kerry]
Kerry’s Kid (nv) Detective Story Magazine Apr 8 1922; also as “The Golden Doll”. [Daniel “Red” Kerry]
The Black Mandarin (na) Collier’s Nov 4 1922 (+2) [Paul Harley]
The Carpet of Golden Hearts (ss) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine Apr 1925
Fires of Baal (ss) Collier’s Nov 9 1929
The Slaver (n.) Collier’s Feb 28 1931 (+11), as “Yu’an Hee See Laughs”.
Yu’an Hee See Laughs (n.) Collier’s Feb 28 1931 (+11); also as “The Slaver”.
Spirit of the Black Hawk (ss) Collier’s Apr 23 1932
The Red Robe (ss) The Illustrated Detective Magazine Jun 1932
Nightmare House (nv) The Illustrated Detective Magazine Aug 1932; major revision of “The Haunting of Low Fennel” (The Story-Teller, November 1915).
The Invisible Stranger (ss) Mystery Mar 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
The Sinister Perils of Myra (ss) Mystery Apr 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
Satan’s Son (ss) Mystery May 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
The Witch Queen (ss) Mystery Jul 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
The Devil’s Brood (ss) Mystery Aug 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
The Sacred Lotus (ss) Mystery Sep 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
The Death of a Mummy (ss) Mystery Oct 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
Limehouse Rhapsody (ss) This Week Oct 11 1936, as “Salute to Limehouse”.
Salute to Limehouse (ss) This Week Oct 11 1936; also as “Limehouse Rhapsody”.
The Mummy of Cleopatra (ss) Collier’s Jan 15 1938, as “The Mummy That Walked”. [Bazarada]
The Mummy That Walked (ss) Collier’s Jan 15 1938; also as “The Mummy of Cleopatra”. [Bazarada]
Death in the King’s Room (ss) Collier’s Aug 6 1938 [Bazarada]
The Fifth Medallion (ss) This Week Jul 30 1939, as “The Mystery of the Panelled Room”.
The Mystery of the Panelled Room (ss) This Week Jul 30 1939; also as “The Fifth Medallion”.
Laughing Buddha (ss) Collier’s Feb 21 1942 [Bimbashi Baruk]
Four-and-Twenty Cobblers (ss) Collier’s Apr 11 1942; also as “Murder Strikes at Lychgate”. [Bimbashi Baruk]
Murder Strikes at Lychgate (ss) Collier’s Apr 11 1942, as “Four-and-Twenty Cobblers”. [Bimbashi Baruk]
Blue Anemones (ss) Collier’s Sep 19 1942; also as “The Deadly Plot of Mr. Ko”. [Bimbashi Baruk]
The Deadly Plot of Mr. Ko (ss) Collier’s Sep 19 1942, as “Blue Anemones”. [Bimbashi Baruk]
Serpent Wind (ss) Collier’s Nov 7 1942 [Bimbashi Baruk]
The Man Who Killed Blackbirds (ss) Collier’s Feb 13 1943 [Bimbashi Baruk]
The Stolen Peach Stone (ss) This Week Nov 19 1944 [Major Bernard De Treville (The Crime Magnet)]
The Owl Hoots Twice (ss) Collier’s Feb 14 1948
Jamaican Rose (ss) Today Dec 4 1949
Death of the Jade Bride (ts) The American Weekly Sep 7 1952
The Bride’s Dungeon (ss) This Week Nov 7 1954
The Case of the Missing Heirloom (ss) This Week Apr 22 1956; also as “The Malmsey Jewel”.
The Malmsey Jewel (ss) This Week Apr 22 1956, as “The Case of the Missing Heirloom”.
Death Is My Hostess (ss) Argosy Apr 1957
The Eyes of Fu Manchu (ss) This Week Oct 6 1957 (+1) [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
The Night Fu Manchu Learned Fear (ss) This Week Mar 9 1958; also as “The Word of Fu Manchu”. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
The Word of Fu Manchu (ss) This Week Mar 9 1958, as “The Night Fu Manchu Learned Fear”. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
The Deadly Blonde of Dartmoor (ss) This Week Oct 19 1958; also as “Escape to Peril”; also as “Flight to Danger”.
Escape to Peril (ss) This Week Oct 19 1958, as “The Deadly Blonde of Dartmoor”.
Flight to Danger (ss) This Week Oct 19 1958, as “The Deadly Blonde of Dartmoor”.
Fu Manchu and the Frightened Redhead (ss) This Week Feb 1 1959; also as “The Mind of Fu Manchu”. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
The Mind of Fu Manchu (ss) This Week Feb 1 1959, as “Fu Manchu and the Frightened Redhead”. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
The Green Scarab (ss) Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine Jun 1966; a rewritten version of this appeared as “The Stolen Peach Stone” (This Week, November 19, 1944).
The Night of the Jackal (ss) Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine Nov 1966