Crime, Mystery, & Gangster Fiction Magazine Index
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WIRT, W. (chron.) (continued)
- * Foxing the G-Men, (ss) Short Stories May 10 1936
- * His Pipe and His Tea, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Jan 5 1929
- * I Want ’Em Alive, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly Oct 29 1932
- * It Was Frozen, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Dec 23 1933
- * Lady Luck and Mr. Colt [Johnny Hatfield; Jimmy Wilson], (nv) Ace G-Man Stories Jan/Feb 1938
- * Machine Gun Murder, (nv) Detective Dec 1933
- * The Murphys and the Manchus, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly Apr 11 1931
- * On the Executioner’s Blood List [Johnny Hatfield; Jimmy Wilson], (ss) Ace G-Man Stories Jan/Feb 1937
- * Special Agenting—a Job, (ts) Detective Fiction Weekly Sep 13 1930
- * “Want Him Alive?”, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly Feb 1 1930
- * With or Without Holes, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly Dec 20 1930
WIRTA, LAURI; pseudonym of Ejler Jakobsson, (1911-1986); other pseudonyms Booth Canfield & Eric Carlton (chron.)
- * Awake and Swing!, (ms) Dime Mystery Magazine Dec 1947
- * The Baffling Bullet, (ar) Fifteen Detective Stories Feb 1954
- * Carrying the Torch, (ms) Detective Tales Sep 1949
- * Death-Dance for a Corpse, (ss)
- * Demon Lover, (ar) New Detective Magazine Jun 1953
- * Devil’s Island—New Style, (ms) Dime Mystery Magazine Oct 1949
- * Fingerprints, (ms) Fifteen Detective Stories Aug 1953
- * Houses in Hell!, (ar) Detective Tales Sep 1946
- * John Doe—Lawbreaker, (ar) Detective Tales Jan 1950
- * The Lonely Dead, (ms) Dime Mystery Magazine May 1946
- * Murder by Proxy, (ar) Detective Tales Dec 1946
- * Please Pass the Poison, (ss) 15 Story Detective Apr 1950
- * Quirks in Crime, (ms) Fifteen Detective Stories Apr 1954
- * Rest in Pieces, (ar) Dime Detective Magazine Jan 1951
- * Santa’s Claws, (ar) Dime Detective Magazine Feb 1951
- * Stand-In for the Corpse, (ar) Detective Tales Apr 1948
- * Stone Walls Couldn’t Hold Him!, (ar) Detective Tales Jul 1948
- * The Strange Lives of Johnny Q, (ms) Dime Mystery Magazine Jun 1948
- * Tales of the F.B.I., (ms) F.B.I. Detective Stories Jun 1950
- * They Call It Law!, (ms) Dime Detective Magazine Jul 1950
- * Turnabout, (ms)
- * Turnabout, (ms) Dime Detective Magazine Jun 1952
- * $2,000,000 Rat-Race, (ar) Detective Tales Sep 1947
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WISHNIA, K(enneth) J(ohn) A(lexander) (1960- ) (chron.)
- * All That Glitters [Filomena Buscarsela], (nv) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jun 2004
- * Between Minkhe and Mayrev [Rabbi Ben-Akiva; Kassy], (nv) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Apr 2010
- * Burning Twilight [Kassy], (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Mar 2010
- * Cups and Varlets [Rabbi Ben-Akiva; Kassy], (nv) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jun 2012
- * Down These Mean Strassen, (ar) Crimespree Magazine Jan/Feb 2011
- * Introduction to ‘The Man Who Was Kicked to Death’, (is) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Dec 2009
- * Just Like a Boy [Filomena Buscarsela], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Aug 2001
- * Lead and Leather [Filomena Buscarsela], (ss) Flat Rate and Other Tales of Mystery and Weirdness, Imaginary Press 1997
- * Market Day, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Nov 2012
- * Redefining Noir (Again), (ed) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Nov 2015; Guest Editorial.
- * Unusual Floral Organs, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Sep 2003
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WODEHOUSE, [Sir] P(elham) G(renville) (1881-1975); (about) (chron.)
- * Adrian Mulliner, Detective [Mr. Mulliner], (ss) The American Magazine Oct 1931, as “The Smile That Wins”.
- * Adrian Mulliner’s Greatest Triumph [Mr. Mulliner], (ss) Punch May 20 1959, as “From a Detective’s Notebook”.
- * Aunt Agatha Takes the Count [Jeeves and Wooster], (ss) The Strand Magazine Apr 1922
- * Death at the Excelsior, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Dec 1914, as “The Education of Detective Oakes”.
- * The Education of Detective Oakes, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Dec 1914; also as “Death at the Excelsior”.
- * From a Detective’s Notebook [Mr. Mulliner], (ss) Punch May 20 1959; also as “Adrian Mulliner’s Greatest Triumph”.
- * The Harmonica Mystery, (nv) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Mar 13 1915; revised from “The Education of Detective Oakes” (Pearson’s, December 1914).
- * Jeeves and the Kid Clementina [Jeeves and Wooster; Bobbie Wickham], (ss) The Strand Magazine Jan 1930
- * Jeeves and the Love That Purifies [Jeeves and Wooster], (ss) The Strand Magazine Nov 1929
- * Jeeves and the Stolen Venus [Jeeves and Wooster], (ss) Star Weekly Aug 22 1958, as “Jeeves Makes an Omelette”; revised from “Doing Clarence a Bit of Good” (The Strand Magazine, May 1913).
- * Jeeves Makes an Omelette [Jeeves and Wooster], (ss) Star Weekly Aug 22 1958; also as “Jeeves and the Stolen Venus”.
- * Jeeves Takes Charge [Jeeves and Wooster], (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 18 1916
- * The Missing Mystery [Mr. Mulliner], (ss) The American Magazine Dec 1931; also as “Strychnine in the Soup”.
- * Mr. McGee’s Big Day, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1950
- * Mr. Mulliner, Private Detective [Mr. Mulliner], (ss) The American Magazine Oct 1931, as “The Smile That Wins”.
- * Providence and the Butler, (ss) Washington Herald Feb 27 1910
- * The Smile That Wins [Mr. Mulliner], (ss) The American Magazine Oct 1931; also as “Adrian Mulliner, Detective”; also as “Mr. Mulliner, Private Detective”.
- * Strychnine in the Soup [Mr. Mulliner], (ss) The American Magazine Dec 1931, as “The Missing Mystery”.
- * Ukridge Starts a Bank Account [Ukridge], (ss) Plum Pie, Herbert Jenkins 1966
- * [letter], (lt) The New Strand Dec 1961
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