Crime, Mystery, & Gangster Fiction Magazine Index
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de BRA, LEMUEL L. (chron.) (continued)
- * A Good Night for Murder, (nv) Clues Sep #2 1929
- * A Gunfight with Smugglers, (ar) Clues Jul #1 1929
- * Hard Guy, (ss) Clues Detective Stories Oct 1936
- * He Got Both Life and Death, (ar) Clues Apr #2 1931
- * The House of Jan Ming, (ss) Clues Oct #1 1929
- * The Knife of the Celestial Brotherhood, (ss) Short Stories Dec 10 1922, as “The Strange Slaying of Bock Gee”.
- * The Laughing Murderer, (ss) Detective Story Magazine Nov 1 1924
- * A Life—A Bowl of Rice, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1922, as “A Bowl of Rice”.
- * Look Out for This Law, (ar) Clues All Star Detective Stories Oct 1932
- * The Lost Canteen, (ss) Mystery Magazine Mar 15 1926
- * Men of the Border, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Feb 1923
- * Miss Secret Service, (nv) Clues Jan #2 1931
- * Moccasin Swamp, (ss) Clues Detective Stories Jan 1937
- * The Mystery of Devil’s Swamp, (nv) Clues All Star Detective Stories Dec 1932
- * The Mystery of the Ningpo Casket (with Clarence A. Locan), (ss) Clues Jan #2 1930
- * Not Guilty, (ar) All Star Detective Stories Dec 1930
- * Once a Thief—, (nv) Clues Dec #1 1929
- * The Plot That Failed, (ar) Clues Nov 1931
- * Preachin’ Phil, Cracksman, (ss) Clues Jul #2 1928
- * A Prisoner but Not a Criminal, (ar) Clues Mar #2 1931
- * The Rotten Game, (ss) Hutchinson’s Adventure & Mystery Story Magazine Jan 1929
- * Sealed Orders!, (nv) Clues Apr #2 1931
- * The Secret Drawer, (ar) Clues Oct #2 1930
- * The Shadow of the Secret Service, (sl) Clues Nov #1, Nov #2, Dec #1, Dec #2 1930
- * Shannon of the Secret Service, (nv) Clues Sep #2 1928
- * The Silencer and Crime, (ar) Clues Feb #2 1930
- * Sinister Crystals, (ar) Rapid-Fire Detective Stories Feb 1933
- * The Smuggler of Moccasin Point, (ss) Clues Nov #1 1929
- * The Smugglers’ Signal, (ar) Clues Nov 1931
- * Stolen Authority, (nv) Clues Mar #1 1930
- * The Stolen Madero Jewels, (ar) Clues Jun 1931
- * The Story of Ironfoot Ross, (ar) Clues Jun 1932
- * The Strange Slaying of Bock Gee, (ss) Short Stories Dec 10 1922; also as “The Knife of the Celestial Brotherhood”.
- * Stranger than Fiction, (ar) Clues Dec #2 1929
- * The Strategy of Ah Lo [Ah Lo], (ss) The Grand Magazine Mar 1923
- * The Sunset Opal, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1928
- * Swamps, (ss) Detective Story Magazine Nov 10 1923
- * Tangled Tragedy, (ss) Clues May #1 1931
- * Tears of the Poppy, (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1919
- * “Tears of the Poppy”, (ar) Clues Nov #1 1928
- * They Hang High, (ss) Thrilling Detective Dec 1941
- * The Third Shell, (ss) Clues May #1 1930
- * Three Faces on the Floor, (ss) Detective Story Magazine Feb 9 1924
- * The Trail of Cuban Charlie, (ss) Clues Oct #1 1928
- * Under Cover, (ss) Startling Detective Adventures Dec 1929
- * The Vanishing of Ben Chong, (ss) Clues Jan #2 1929
- * What Became of Bernice Edwards?, (ar) Clues Oct 1931
- * When Crook Meets Chink, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1927
- * Why Lanagan Laughed, (ar) Clues Dec #1 1929
- * Wizards of the Whiskey Game, (ar) Clues Dec #2 1930
- * [letter], (lt) Clues Sep #2 1928, Jan #2 1929, Nov 1931
- * [letter], (lt) Clues All Star Detective Stories Oct 1932
DECATUR, WILLIAM (fl. 1930s-1940s); house pseudonym; used by T. W. Ford, (fl. 1920s-1950s) (chron.)
- * All Through the House, (ss) Private Detective Stories Dec 1938, as “Homicide Hoax” by Ken Cooper.
- * Blood Taint, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories May 1939, as “The Climbing Buddha” by Clive Trent.
- * Case Closed, (ss) Hollywood Detective Aug 1944
- * Cold Blood [Smith & Wesson Humphrey], (nv) Private Detective Stories Jun 1938, as “Head Money” by Dale Boyd.
- * Cue Line for Death, (nv) Private Detective Stories Jan 1947
- * The Dead Can Kill [Cupid Cain], (nv) Private Detective Stories Sep 1944
- * Dead Center, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories Jul 1935, as “The Garden of Evil” by E. Hoffmann Price.
- * Death Crawls, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Feb 1939, as “Let the Dead Die” by Ken Cooper.
- * Death Do Us Part, (nv) Super-Detective Mar 1943
- * Dictated Death, (ss) Private Detective Stories Aug 1942
- * Dog Eat Dog, (ss) Super-Detective Oct 1942
- * Foreign Agent, (ss) Super-Detective Aug 1942
- * Guard the Old Body, (ss) Speed Detective Sep 1943
- * In a Crystal, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories Dec 1935, as “Tomb Dweller” by E. Hoffmann Price.
- * The Kid Could Kill, (nv) Private Detective Stories Jun 1939, as “Fur-Bearing Animal” by Robert A. Garron.
- * Killer Cashes In, (ss) Super-Detective Apr 1944
- * The Killer Type, (ss) Private Detective Stories Oct 1942
- * The Last Secret, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories May 1938, as “To Murder with Love” by Colby Quinn.
- * Look for a Grave, (nv) Private Detective Stories Aug 1938, as “Corpse on All Fours” by Robert A. Garron.
- * More Than Half Dead, (nv) Private Detective Stories Nov 1942; see also under Harold Ruddy.
- * Murder Postponed, (nv) Super-Detective Apr 1943
- * No Cake, (ss) Private Detective Stories Jul 1943
- * No Trigger Finger, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jan 1938, as “Dangerous Lady” by Russell Hale.
- * Once Over, Fatally, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jul 1938, as “The Page Turns to Murder” by Robert A. Garron.
- * One More Murder, (nv) Super-Detective Nov 1942
- * Photo Finish, (ss) Private Detective Stories Mar 1943
- * Pretty Corpse, (ss) Private Detective Stories Jan 1939, as “Double-Cross Bait” by Jerome Severs Perry.
- * Red Points to Murder, (ss) Private Detective Stories Jan 1946
- * Return of Terror, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Sep 1935, as “Passion Before Death” by Arthur Wallace.
- * Spot for a Shamus, (ss) Super-Detective May 1947
- * To Keep the Record Clear, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jan 1938, as “Murder Without Memories” by C. A. M. Donne.
- * Turn About, (nv) Private Detective Stories Feb 1943
DECKER, FRANK; house pseudonym (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
- * Casanova Killer, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Aug 1937, as “Red—for Murder” by Cary Moran.
- * Clip Girl, (ss) Private Detective Stories Jun 1943
- * Corpse for Sale, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Oct 1935, as “The Man Who Was Hanged” by Colby Quinn.
- * Exit Dying [Val Vernon], (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jan 1937, as “The Case of the Dead Pigeon” by Arthur Wallace.
- * Frosted Death, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories May 1937, as “The Thin Dame” by Robert A. Garron.
- * Glass House Killer, (ss) Private Detective Stories Mar 1943
- * Inside a Skull, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories Aug 1937, as “House of the Living Dead” by Stewart Gates.
- * Lost Blood, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories Jul 1936, as “Tailor Made Dummy” by E. Hoffmann Price.
- * Miracle Man, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Jun 1937, as “Ghoul’s Trap” by Robert Leslie Bellem.
- * Money Makes the Mare Go, (ss) Super-Detective Stories Jun 1935, as “Feathered Doom” by John Mallory.
- * No Answer, (ss) Private Detective Stories Aug 1941
- * Odor of Death, (ss) Private Detective Stories Sep 1941
- * Smart Boy, (ss) Super-Detective Oct 1943
DECOLTA, RAMON; pseudonym of Raoul F. Whitfield, (1896-1945) (chron.)
- * The Amber Fan [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Jul 1933
- * The Black Sampan [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Jun 1932
- * The Blind Chinese [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Apr 1931; also as “Yellow Death”, by Raoul F. Whitfield.
- * Blue Glass [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Jul 1931; see also under Raoul Whitfield.
- * The Caleso Murders [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Dec 1930
- * China Man [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Mar 1932
- * Climbing Death [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Jul 1932
- * Death in the Pasig [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Mar 1930; see also under Raoul Whitfield.
- * Diamonds of Death [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Aug 1931; also as “The Rainbow Murders End”, by Raoul F. Whitfield.
- * Diamonds of Dread [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Feb 1931; also as “The Rainbow Murders Begin”, by Raoul F. Whitfield.
- * Enough Rope [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Jul 1930
- * The Javanese Mask [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Dec 1931
- * The Magician Murder [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Nov 1932
- * The Man from Shanghai [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask May 1933
- * The Man in White [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Mar 1931; also as “White Duck”, by Raoul F. Whitfield.
- * Nagasaki Bound [Jo Gar], (ss) Black Mask Sep 1930
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