Crime, Mystery, & Gangster Fiction Magazine Index
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INNES, MICHAEL (chron.) (continued)
- * A Dog’s Life [John Appleby], (ss) The Evening Standard
- * The End of the End [John Appleby], (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1966
- * Father and Son [John Appleby], (ss)
- * The Four Seasons [John Appleby], (ss) Appleby Talks Again, Gollancz 1956
- * The Ghost of a Ghost [John Appleby], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Dec 1955
- * The Heritage Portrait [John Appleby], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1956
- * The Ill-Fated Mr. Pry [John Appleby], (ss) The Saint Detective Magazine Dec 1957
- * Imperious Caesar [John Appleby], (ss) MacKill’s Mystery Magazine Apr 1953
- * In the Bag [John Appleby], (ss) The Evening Standard Apr 9 1958, as “Who Suspects the Postman?”.
- * Inspector Appleby’s First Case [John Appleby], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jun 1953
- * Just a Small Case, (ss) MacKill’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1953
- * The Key [John Appleby], (ss) The Evening Standard
- * Lesson in Anatomy [John Appleby], (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1946
- * The Magic Painting [John Appleby], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jan 1957
- * A Matter of Disturbing Incidents [John Appleby], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1974
- * A Matter of Goblins [John Appleby], (nv) Lilliput Apr 1954
- * The Memorial Service [John Appleby], (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1973
- * The Metal Ribbon [John Appleby], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1956
- * Miss Pinhorn, (ss) MacKill’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1952
- * The Mousetrap [John Appleby], (ss) Appleby Talks Again, Gollancz 1956
- * Mysterious Affair at Elsinore, (ar) Three Tales of Hamlet, Gollancz 1956
- * News Out of Persia [John Appleby], (ss) The Evening Standard Apr 10 1958, as “The Author Changes His Style”.
- * Ogne ’54 [John Appleby], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Mar 1957
- * Operation Pax [John Appleby], (n.) Gollancz 1951; also as “The Paper Thunderbolt”.
- * The Paper Thunderbolt [John Appleby], (n.) Gollancz 1951, as “Operation Pax”.
- * The Perfect Murder [John Appleby], (ss) The Evening Standard Aug 5 1955; also as “The Detective Story”.
- * Policeman’s Holiday [John Appleby], (ss) The Evening Standard 1959
- * The Priest’s Holes [John Appleby], (ss)
- * A Question of Confidence [John Appleby], (nv) Winter’s Crimes 4, ed. George Hardinge, Macmillan 1972
- * The Ragged Pedestrian [John Appleby], (ss) The Saint Detective Magazine Feb 1956
- * The Sands of Thyme [John Appleby], (ss) MacKill’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1953
- * The Scattergood Emeralds [John Appleby], (ss) The Evening Standard Aug 10 1954; also as “True or False?”.
- * The Secret in the Woodpile [John Appleby], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1975
- * A Test of Identity [John Appleby], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1955; probably first in The (London) Evening Standard.
- * Tom, Dick and Harry [John Appleby], (ss) The Evening Standard Aug 6 1955
- * Tragedy of a Handkerchief [John Appleby], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1947
- * True or False? [John Appleby], (ss) The Evening Standard Aug 10 1954, as “The Scattergood Emeralds”.
- * A Very Odd Case Indeed [John Appleby], (vi) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1955; probably first published in The (London) Evening Standard.
- * Who Suspects the Postman? [John Appleby], (ss) The Evening Standard Apr 9 1958; also as “In the Bag”.
- * William the Conqueror [John Appleby], (ss) Appleby Talking, Gollancz 1954
- * The X-Plan [John Appleby], (ss) MacKill’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1953
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INSPECTOR, The; pseudonym (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
- * Clean Slate, (ar) Detective Tales Sep 1936
- * Copper’s Wife, (ar) Detective Tales Aug 1936
- * Crook Trap, (ar) Detective Tales Apr 1936
- * Emergency Case, (ar) Detective Tales Jun 1936
- * Flatfoot Courage, (ar) Detective Tales Jul 1936
- * Hot Money, (ar) Detective Tales Feb 1936
- * The Laboratory, (cl) All Detective Magazine Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1934
- * Last Laugh, (ar) Detective Tales Jan 1936
- * Murder Lure, (ar) Detective Tales Mar 1936
- * Not for Glory, (ar) Detective Tales Oct 1936
- * Private Dick, (ar) Detective Tales Sep 1935
- * Rookie Test, (ar) Detective Tales Nov 1935
- * Sharp Shooter, (ar) Detective Tales May 1936
- * State Trooper, (ar) Detective Tales Dec 1935
- * Tough Copper, (ar) Detective Tales Oct 1935
IRELAN, PATRICK (1943- ); (about) (chron.)
- * Blackjack Queen, (nv) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jan 1994
- * Cabin Fever [Michael Scofield], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Mar 1998
- * Cinders, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jun 1996
- * Good Hands, (ss) Sleuthhound Win 1998/’99
- * High Water [Michael Scofield], (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1995
- * New Money, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Apr 1991
- * Red Dust, (nv) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine mid-Dec 1992
- * Timekeeper, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1992
- * Top Secrets, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jul 1990
- * The Witness, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Apr 1987
IRISH, WILLIAM; pseudonym of Cornell Woolrich, (1903-1968) (chron.)
- * Accessory to Murder, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly Feb 8 1941, as “He Looked Like Murder” by Cornell Woolrich.
- * Alibi of the Lying Son, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly Oct 9 1937, as “The Lie” by Cornell Woolrich.
- * The Boy Cried Murder, (na) Mystery Book Magazine Mar 1947, as by Cornell Woolrich.
- * Case of the Lying Son, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly Oct 9 1937, as “The Lie” by Cornell Woolrich.
- * Death Wins the Sweepstake, (nv) Black Mask Apr 1940, as “Post-Mortem” by Cornell Woolrich.
- * Deferred Payment, (ss) Detective Stories v6 #9 1954
- * The Double Jeopardy, (nv) Black Mask Jul 1942, as “3 Kills for 1” by Cornell Woolrich.
- * The Earring, (nv) Flynn’s Detective Fiction Feb 1943, as “The Death Stone” by Cornell Woolrich.
- * The Humming Bird, (ss) Pocket Detective Magazine Mar 1937, as “The Humming Bird Comes Home” by Cornell Woolrich.
- * The Hunted, (nv) Manhunt Jan 1953; revised from “Death in the Yoshiwara” by Cornell Woolrich (Argosy, January 29, 1938).
- * The Jazz Record, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Apr 1964, as “Steps...Coming Near”.
- * The Light in the Window, (na) Mystery Book Magazine Apr 1946
- * The Man Upstairs, (ss) Mystery Book Magazine Aug 1945
- * The Morning After Murder, (ss) 5 Detective Novels Magazine Spr 1952; revised from “Murder on My Mind”, Detective Fiction Weekly, Aug 15, 1936, as by Cornell Woolrich.
- * Mystery in Room 913, (na) Detective Fiction Weekly Jun 4 1938, as by Cornell Woolrich.
- * Nightmare, (na) Argosy Mar 1 1941, as “And So to Death” by Cornell Woolrich.
- * One Night in Barcelona, (nv) Mystery Book Magazine Fll 1947
- * The Orphan Diamond, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine Sep 1942, as “Orphan Ice” by Cornell Woolrich.
- * Phantom Lady, (n.) J.B. Lippincott 1942
- * Rear Window, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine Feb 1942, as “It Had to Be Murder” by Cornell Woolrich.
- * Silent As the Grave, (ss) Mystery Book Magazine Nov 1945
- * Somebody on the Phone, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Jul 31 1937, as by Cornell Woolrich.
- * Steps...Coming Near, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Apr 1964; also as “The Jazz Record”.
- * Three O’Clock, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly Oct 1 1938, as by Cornell Woolrich.
- * Waltz Into Darkness, (n.) J.B. Lippincott 1947
- * Wild Bill Hiccup, (ss) Argosy Feb 5 1938, as by Cornell Woolrich.
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