Crime, Mystery, & Gangster Fiction Magazine Index

Stories, Listed by Author

CAIN, JAMES M. (chron.) (continued)
• * Cigarette Girl, (ss) Manhunt May 1953
  • Giant Manhunt #2 1953 (var.1), #2 1953 (var.2)
  • Manhunt (UK) Dec 1953
  • Manhunt Detective Story Magazine (Australia) Feb 1954
  • Bloodhound Detective Story Magazine Jul 1961
• * Citizenship, (pl) The American Mercury Dec 1929
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Aug 1950
• * Dead Man, (ss) The American Mercury Mar 1936
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1952
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) Dec 1952
  • Verdict Sep 1953
  • Verdict (UK) Nov 1953
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) Sep 1954
  • Ellery Queen’s Anthology #24 1972
• * Mommy’s a Barfly, (ss) The Strand Magazine #37 2012
• * Pastorale, (ss) The American Mercury Mar 1928
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1945
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine “Overseas Edition for the Armed Forces" Sep 1945
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) Dec 1947
• * Pay-Off Girl, (ss) Esquire Aug 1952
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1955
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) Feb 1955
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) Apr 1955
  • Ellery Queen’s Anthology #49 1984
• * Tiger in the Kitchen, (ss) The American Mercury Jan 1933, as “The Baby in the Icebox”.
  • Verdict Jan 1957
• * Trial by Jury, (ss) The American Mercury Jan 1928
  • Rex Stout Mystery Quarterly Aug 1945
• * The Two O’Clock Blonde, (ss) Manhunt Aug 1953
  • Giant Manhunt #2 1953 (var.2)
  • Manhunt (UK) Mar 1954
  • Manhunt Detective Story Magazine (Australia) May 1954
  • Bloodhound Detective Story Magazine Jan 1962
• * A War Bond Message, (ms) Popular Detective Oct 1943
_____, [ref.]
• * “Twisted Hopes and Broken Dreams: James M. Cain’s Double Indemnity” by Steve Holland, (ar) Crime Time #20 2000

CAIN, MICHAEL SCOTT (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Crazy Old Man, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Mar 3 1982
• * The Custody Thing, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Nov 11 1981
• * The Next One’s for Real, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Dec 1981
• * On Different Tracks, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Aug 19 1981
• * Retirement Job, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jun 24 1981
• * The Stray, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Feb 4 1981
• * Willie Meets the Man, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Aug 1982

CAIN, NATHAN (fl. 2010s); (about) (chron.)
• * Blown a Wish, (ss) Crime Factory v2 #7 2011

CAIN, PAUL; pseudonym of George Sims, (1902-1966) (chron.)
• * Black [Black], (ss) Black Mask May 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) May 1932
• * Chinaman’s Chance, (ss) Black Mask Sep 1935
  • Black Mask (UK) Sep 1935
• * The Dark [Gerry Kells; S. Granquist], (ss) Black Mask Sep 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) Sep 1932
• * Death Song, (ss) Black Mask Jan 1936
  • Black Mask (Canada) Jan 1936
  • Black Mask (UK) Jan 1936
• * Dutch Treat, (ss) Black Mask Dec 1936
  • Black Mask (Canada) Dec 1936
  • Black Mask (UK) Dec 1936
• * Fast One:
  * ___ [?] [Gerry Kells; S. Granquist], (ss) Black Mask Mar 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) Mar 1932
  * ___ 2: Lead Party [Gerry Kells; S. Granquist], (nv) Black Mask Apr 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) Apr 1932
  * ___ 3: Velvet [Gerry Kells; S. Granquist], (nv) Black Mask Jun 1932
  • Black Mask (Canada) Jun 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) Jun 1932
  * ___ 4: The Heat [Gerry Kells; S. Granquist], (nv) Black Mask Aug 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) Aug 1932
  • Black Mask (Canada) Feb 1938
  * ___ 5: The Dark [Gerry Kells; S. Granquist], (ss) Black Mask Sep 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) Sep 1932
• * 555, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Dec 14 1935
• * The Heat [Gerry Kells; S. Granquist], (nv) Black Mask Aug 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) Aug 1932
  • Black Mask (Canada) Feb 1938
• * Hunch, (nv) Black Mask Mar 1934
  • Black Mask (UK) Mar 1934
• * Lead Party [Gerry Kells; S. Granquist], (nv) Black Mask Apr 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) Apr 1932
• * Murder Done in Blue, (nv) Black Mask Jun 1933
  • Black Mask (UK) Jun 1933
• * One, Two, Three, (ss) Black Mask May 1933
  • Black Mask (UK) May 1933
• * Parlor Trick, (ss) Black Mask Jul 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) Jul 1932
• * Pigeon Blood, (ss) Black Mask Nov 1933
  • Black Mask (UK) Nov 1933
• * Pineapple, (ss) Black Mask Mar 1936
  • Black Mask (UK) Mar 1936
• * Red 71, (ss) Black Mask Dec 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) Dec 1932
• * Sockdolager, (nv) Star Detective Magazine Apr 1936
• * Trouble-Chaser [Black], (ss) Black Mask Apr 1934
  • Black Mask (UK) Apr 1934
• * Velvet [Gerry Kells; S. Granquist], (nv) Black Mask Jun 1932
  • Black Mask (Canada) Jun 1932
  • Black Mask (UK) Jun 1932
_____, [ref.]
• * “Introducing Paul Cain and His Fast One: A Forgotten Hard-Boiled Writer—A Forgotten Gangster Novel” by E. R. Hagemann, (ar) The Armchair Detective Jan 1979
• * “Paul Cain and the Fast One” by Rick McLean, (ar) Crime Factory Mar 2003

CAIN, ROSE (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Scream Muddy Murder, (ss) Red Herring Mystery Magazine v3 #1 1996

CAIN, TOM; pseudonym of David Thomas, (1959- ); (about) (chron.)
• * The Accident Man, (ar) Crimespree Magazine Jul/Aug 2007

CAINE, HAMILTON T.; pseudonym of Stephen Smoke, (1949- ) (chron.)
• * Ace Carpenter, Detective [Ace Carpenter], (sl) Mystery Nov/Dec 1979, Mar/Apr 1980
• * Carpenter [Ace Carpenter], (ex) Mystery Jun/Jul 1980; an excerpt (part III) from the book Carpenter to be published in 1981.
• * The Case of the Empty Fortune Cookies [Ace Carpenter], (ss) Mystery May 1981
• * Hollywood Highness, (ss) Mystery Jan 1981
• * Interview: Stephen J. Cannell, (iv) Mystery Jan 1981

CAINE, WILLIAM (1873-1925); (about) (chron.)
• * Mr. Aroun’s Jewel, (ss) The Detective Magazine Jan 19 1923

CAIRFIELD, THOMAS (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Ghost of the “Gipsy Queen”, (ss) Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine Dec 1924
• * A Night Out, (ss) Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine Feb 1925

CAIRNS, J(ohn) A(rthur) R(obert) (1874-1933) (chron.)
• * Crime and Punishment, (ar) The Detective Magazine Jun 6 1924
• * The Doyen of English Criminals, (ar) The Detective Magazine Jan 18 1924
• * The Drama of a Murder Trial, (ar) The Detective Magazine Jul 6 1923
• * Humour and Justice, (ar) The Detective Magazine Mar 30 1923
• * John Citizen and the Criminal, (ar) The Detective Magazine Apr 25 1924
• * Life’s Misfits, (ar) The Detective Magazine May 25 1923
• * Lights and Shadows of a Children’s Court, (ar) The Detective Magazine Jul 20 1923
• * Logic and the Magistrate, (ar) The Detective Magazine Oct 12 1923
• * The Mind of the Magistrate, (ar) The Detective Magazine Oct 26 1923
• * Oaths—Legal and Profane, (ar) The Detective Magazine Mar 27 1925
• * Our Gentlemen Police, (ar) The Detective Magazine May 9 1924
• * Public Schools and the Old Bailey, (ar) The Detective Magazine Aug 17 1923
• * The Real Dick Turpin, (ar) The Detective Magazine Apr 13 1923
• * Reclaiming the Criminal, (ar) The Detective Magazine Feb 13 1925
• * Resurrected Love, (ar) The Detective Magazine Jun 8 1923
• * Women and Crime, (ar) The Detective Magazine Apr 27 1923
• * The World as seen from the Bench, (ar) The Detective Magazine May 11 1923

CALABOOSE CAL (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Looney Loot, (cl) Popular Detective Nov 1951

CALABRESE, JOSEPH (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * First Death on Mars, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Dec 2011

CALABRESE, MICHELE (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Javon, (ss) Betty Fedora #1 2015

CALBURN, CAROLYN (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Time-Share, (ss) Mary Higgins Clark Mystery Magazine Spr 1997

CALCAGNO, ALDO T. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * On the Web—Crazy Little Things Called Blogs, (ms) Crimespree Magazine Oct/Nov 2004

CALDER, A. W. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * A Cash Close-Up, (ss) Detective-Dragnet Magazine Sep 1931

CALDER, ELLERY WATSON; pseudonym of Robert Leslie Bellem, (1902-1968); other pseudonyms John Archer, Reeves L. Black, Walter Bronson, Harley L. Court, Rex Daly, Allan Henry, Fred Horton, Jerome Hyams, Richard Lyle, Lee Martin, James W. Marvin, Hugh McKnight, R. L. Morris, Jerome Severs Perry, Ben Proctor, Frank Roberts, L. N. Snyder, Richard Lathrop Steed, Hamilton Washburn, L. W. Watson, Perry Watson & Harcourt Weems (chron.)
• * Angel in Hell, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Dec 1940
• * Appointment with a Corpse, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Sep 1938
• * Avenger in Red, (ss) Hollywood Detective May 1950
• * Boomerang Blunder, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Aug 1941
• * Bracelets for a Lady, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Oct 1934
• * Bullet Pay-Off, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Aug 1939; also as “For the Murderer”, by John Phillips.
• * Bullets at Bledsoe’s, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Oct 1936
• * The Cache Car [Ted McFarland], (ss) Spicy Detective Stories May 1935
• * Castle Sinister, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Oct 1935
• * Cats of Cassandra, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Aug 1935; also as “Eyes of the Cat”, by R. L. Morris.
• * Code of Valor, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Aug 1936; also as “Gold Code”, by Richard Lathrop Steed.
• * Coffin Bait, (ss) Hollywood Detective Nov 1943
• * Cop Trap, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Mar 1935
• * The Corpse Accuses, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Oct 1939
• * Corpse for a Day, (ss) Super-Detective Jul 1946
• * The Corpse Screams Twice, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Sep 1937
• * Dead Lips Can’t Talk [John Allison], (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jul 1939
• * A Deal for Denver Dave, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jan 1937
• * Death Orchids, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Dec 1935; also as “Dog of Death”, by L. N. Snyder.
• * Death’s Chrysalis, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Jun 1936; also as “Death, Advanced Stage”, by Walter Cook.
• * Death’s Passenger, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Dec 1936
• * Diamond Fingerprints, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jun 1940
• * Drums in the Distance, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Oct 1938
• * Duty and the Beast, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jan 1938
• * Fifty Grand in Rubies [John Allison], (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Nov 1934
• * Fog Over Limehouse, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Feb 1935
• * Front for a Killer, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jul 1938
• * Gallows Dance, (ss) Speed Detective Oct 1946
• * Gambling Corpse, (ss) Super-Detective Feb 1950
  • Super-Detective (UK) #1 1950
• * Ghost Cavalcade, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Jun 1938; also as “Burn Witch Burn”, by Clark Nelson.
• * Ghost of the Sea, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Feb 1939
• * Graveyard Serenade, (ss) Private Detective Stories Jul 1946
• * Headline to Kill, (ss) Hollywood Detective Mar 1950
  • Hollywood Detective (UK) #2 195?
• * Hell’s Dark Fragrance, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories Dec 1936
• * Homicide House, (ss) Speed Detective Aug 1943
• * Island of Doom, (ss) Super-Detective Sep 1946
• * Keeper of the Frame, (ss) Hollywood Detective Sep 1943
• * Killer’s Credentials, (ss) Speed Mystery Jan 1944
• * Killer’s Method, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Apr 1938; also as “Fifty Percent True”, by Max Neilson.
• * Killers Running Wild, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Nov 1939
• * Merely Murder, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Apr 1939
• * Mistress of Serpents, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Sep 1935
• * Muggles Mess-Up, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories May 1939
• * Murder Car, (ss) Private Detective Stories Feb 1939
• * Murder Debt, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories May 1937
• * Murder from the Grave, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Oct 1939
• * Murder Takes an Alibi, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Feb 1936
• * Numbers, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jul 1936; also as “Pineapple Policy”, by Perry Watson.
• * Payroll Pay-Off, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Nov 1938
• * The Peacock Clue, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jul 1935
• * Pinball Pay-Off, (ss) Private Detective Stories Jul 1940
• * Reefer Reel, (ss) Hollywood Detective Jun 1949
• * Ringside Seat for Murder, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Sep 1939
• * Sacrifice Rap, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Apr 1937; also as “One Part of Revenge”, by Ralph Carle.
• * Scoop! [Ted McFarland], (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jul 1934
  • Pep Tec Tales Oct 1937
• * Skyrocket Copper, (ss) Mammoth Detective May 1942
• * Slice of Murder, (ss) Hollywood Detective Dec 1943
• * Smuggler’s Subterfuge, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Apr 1936; also as “Trick of the Trade”, by Richard Lathrop Steed.
• * Snow Flight, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Mar 1939
• * Study in Copper, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Aug 1940
• * Stunt Men Die Hard [Sam Devlin], (ss) Hollywood Detective Feb 1944
• * Swine’s Knuckles, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Nov 1934; also as “The Beast of Death”, by Thomas Marshall.
• * Too Many Diamonds, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Nov 1935
• * The Waterloo of Willie the Dip, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Sep 1934
• * When the Dead Awaken, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Apr 1937
• * Wire Trap, (ss) Super-Detective Oct 1949
  • Private Detective Stories Jul 2007
• * You Can’t Try a Corpse, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories May 1936