John
Dann MacDonald
(24 July, 1916 -
28 December,
1986)
Sharon, Pennsylvania - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Grand Master of the Mystery Writers of America - 1972
Библиография
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Last modified:
08.01.2007
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[sf] -
фантастические произведения
Stories & Novellas: Повести и Рассказы: |
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The Sign of the Cross (Breezy Stories, October 1945, v55 # 8) | |
Conversation on Deck (The American Courier, January 1946) | |
The Game (The American Courier, February 1946) | |
Cash on the Coffin!
(Detective Tales, May 1946) [author title: Thousand dollar fall guy] |
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Tiger (Doc Savage [NY: Street & Smith Publications], 1946, vol. 28, # 4) as Peter Reed | |
A Handful of Death (Doc Savage, June 1946) as Peter Reed | |
Blame Those Who Die (Short Stories, 25 June 1946) | |
Bury the Pieces! (Dime Mystery, July
1946) [author title: Dry cell murder] |
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The Flying Elephants (Short Stories, 10 July 1946) | |
Interlude in India (Story Magazine, July-August 1946) | |
The Dry Mouth of Danger (Doc Savage,
August 1946) [author title: Mission to death] |
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The Dead Dream (The Shadow, September 1946) | |
Justice in the Sun (Doc Savage, October
1946) [author title: Justice of the Sun] |
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Female of the Species (Dime Detective,
October 1946) [author title: Paint on her hair] |
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Get Dressed for Death (Mammoth Mystery,
October 1946) [author title: Costume for robbery] |
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The Little People (Doc Savage, November 1946) | |
The Scarred Hand (Doc Savage, November
1946, as John Wade Farrell); aka: I Accuse Myself (In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) |
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The Startled Face of Death (Doc Savage, November 1946) as Scott O'Hara | |
The Whispering Knives (The Shadow,
November 1946) [author title: Death is a whispering knife] |
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Coward in the Game (Short Stories, 25 November 1946) | |
Private War
(Doc Savage, December 1946) [author title: My private war] |
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You Got to Have a Good Lip (Esquire, December 1946) | |
Redheads Won't Wait (The Shadow, December 1946) as Peter Reed | |
I Ain't So Dumb (The Shadow, December 1946) as Robert Henry | |
A Bat in the Hall (The Shadow, December 1946) | |
Muddy Gun (Best Stories, January 1947) | |
The Hands of an Artist (The Shadow, January 1947) | |
The Fixed Smile of Death (The Shadow, January 1947) as Robert Henry | |
The Bright Flash of Vengeance (The Shadow, January 1947) as Peter Reed | |
Eight Dozen Agents (Doc Savage, January 1947) | |
Hole in None
(Liberty, 4 January 1947) [author title: Hex on Mr. Fingerhaven] |
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Dead to the World (aka:
No Business for an Amateur) (Dime Detective, February 1947) [author title: Shakedowns are rough ] |
Занятие не для дилетантов. |
Bonded in Death (Doc Savage, February 1947) as Harry Rieser | |
The Deadly Game of Darts
(Doc Savage, February 1947) [author title: Deadly dart game] |
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The Anonymous Letter (The Shadow, February-March 1947) | |
Backlash (The Shadow, February-March 1947) as Peter Reed | |
Nor Iron Bars (Doc Savage, March-April 1947) | |
You've Got to Be Cold
(The Shadow, April-May 1947) - short version (short
story); aka: The Night Is Over (In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) - lengthened version (novella) [author title: Night is over] |
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The Notched Ears (Best Stories, May 1947) | |
The Pay-Off (Cosmopolitan, May 1947) | |
Suicidal Journey
(Dime Detective, June 1947) [author title: Never go back] |
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Crooked Circle (Fight Stories (?), after June 1947) | |
The Pendans Box
(Bluebook, July 1947) [author title: Professor Oendaniels & the Mastoid clamps] |
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They Let Me Live (Doc Savage, July-August 1947; also in "Good Old Stuff", 1982) |
Меня оставили в живых. (повесть)
[гл. герой - Говард Гарри (Howard Garry), капитан инженерных войск, сотрудник ЦРУ, 1946] |
To Cut the Cards (Doc Savage, July-August 1947) as Peter Reed | |
North on the Parkway (Esquire, August 1947) | |
Never Marry Murder (The Shadow, August-September 1947) as Peter Reed | |
Manhattan Horse Opera
(Black Mask, September 1947); aka: Heads I Win, Tails You Lose (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, vol. 21, # 115, June 1953) |
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Design for Dying (Dime Detective, September 1947) | |
The Chinese Pit (Doc Savage,
September-October 1947) [author title: Death in small letters] |
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Oh, Give Me a Hearse! (Dime Detective,
October 1947);
aka: A Place to Live (In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) |
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Begin Again (Liberty, November 1947) | |
My Mission Is Murder
(Dime Detective, November 1947); aka: Death For Sale (In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) |
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Or the World Will Die (Doc Savage, November-December 1947) | |
Second Visitor (Doc Savage, November-December 1947) as Peter Reed | |
Worse Than Murder (Doc Savage, November-December 1947) as Henry Rieser | |
That Old Grey Train (Super Sports, November? 1947) | |
What About Alice? (The Sign, December 1947) | |
Big John Fights Again (Super Sports, December 1947) | |
Punch Your Way Home (Sports Fiction, December 1947?) | |
Murder in Mind (Mystery Book Magazine, Winter 1947, v 6, # 2; also
in "The Good Old Stuff",1982) [author title: Simplest poison] [error date: Winter 1949, indicated in "The Good Old Stuff" -*?] |
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Even Up the Odds (Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine, January 1948) | |
Come Die with Me! (New Detective,
January 1948) [author title: Because my love is dead] |
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Cosmetics (Astounding Science Fiction, February 1948) [1st sf story] | |
The Pastel Production Line (Bluebook,
February 1948) [author title: Dr. Hawes & the pastel production line] |
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Pickup (Cosmopolitan, February 1948) [author title: Soupcon of despair] |
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High Walls of Hate (Dime Detective,
February 1948);
aka: The High Gray Walls of Hate (In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) |
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With Soul So Dead (Dime Detective, March 1948) [author title: Escape in October] |
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One Vote for Murder (New Detective, March 1948) [author title: Vote for murder] |
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Her Black Wings (Shock, March 1948) [author title: Help me find Judy] |
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High Dive to Oblivion (Dime Detective, April 1948) [author title: Clara sends her love] |
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The Corpse Rides at Dawn (Ten-Story
Western, April 1948;
also in "Western of the 40s: Classics from the Great Pulps", ed.
Damon Knight, 1977)
[western]
(novella) [author title: A Corpse rides at dawn] |
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With Malise toward all! (Detective Tales [Toronto: Popular Publications, Inc.], 1948, vol. 40, # 4) as John Lane | |
The Spiralled Myth (Spectator Club, April 1948) | |
The Mechanical Answer (Astounding Science Fiction, May 1948) [sf] | |
Death Sleeps Here! (New Detective, May 1948) [author title: Dream of death] |
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Blood of the Vixen (Shock, May 1948) (novella) | |
Satan's Angel (Shock, May 1948) as Scott O'Hara | |
The Cold Trail of Death (Doc Savage,
May-June 1948) [author title: Death loves a cold trail] |
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The Tin Suitcase (Doc Savage, May-June 1948; as
Peter Reed);
aka: She Cannot Die (In "The Good Old Stuff",1982) |
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Homicidal Hiccup (Detective Tales, June 1948) (also in "Alfred
Hitchcock Presents: The Master's Choice" Random House, 1979)
[horror] [author title: Drugstore murder] |
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Call Your Murder Signals! (Dime Detective, June 1948) [author title: Call signals for murder] |
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Venomous Lady (Shock, July 1948)
(novella) [author title: Heat in August] |
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Sepulchre of the Living (Shock, July 1948) as Scott O'Hara | |
So Sorry (Sports Fiction, July 1948) | |
Cavaliers Make Good Corpses (Dime Detective, August 1948) [author title: Take care of Delia] |
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Loser Take All (Sports Novels, August 1948) [author title: …and Magic on the greens] |
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Fatal Accident (The Shadow, Fall 1948); aka: Never quite tough enough (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine [Holyoke, MA: Davis Publications, Inc.], 1966, vol. 47, # 4) |
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The Case of the Carved Model (Black Mask, September 1948) | |
Nicky and the Tin Finger (Bluebook, September 1948) | |
Red-Headed Bait (Detective Tales, September 1948) [author title: Frame for a lady] |
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Scene of the Crime (Detective Tales, September 1948) as Scott O'Hara | |
Just a Kill in the Dark (New Detective, September 1948) | |
Trial by Fury (New Detective, September 1948) as Scott O'Hara | |
Tune in on Station Homicide (New Detective, September 1948;
as Peter Reed);
aka: A Time for Dying (In "The Good Old Stuff",1982) |
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Dance of a New World (Astounding Science Fiction, September 1948) [sf] | |
Runaway Cleats (Sports Novels, September 1948) [author title: Sir Gallahan from Yohannus] |
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Thunder King (Sports Novels, September 1948) as Scott O'Hara | |
Shenadun (Startling Stories, September 1948)
[sf] (? aka: Shenandun) |
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Deep Death (Doc Savage, September-October 1948) | |
My Husband Dies Slowly (Dime Detective, October 1948) | |
They Never Quit (Sports Fiction, October 1948) | |
Death Is the Answer (Thrilling Detective, October 1948) | |
That Mess Last Year (Thrilling Wonder Stories, October 1948)
[sf-?] [author title: That mess last year at Los Ojos] |
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School for the Stars (Astounding Science Fiction, October 1948) [sf] | |
Blonde Bait for the Murder Master (Crack Detective Stories, November 1948) | |
The Gentle Killer (All Sports, November 1948) | |
Glory Blaster (Sports Novels, November 1948) (novella) | |
Ring Around the Redhead (Startling Stories, November 1948) [sf] | |
No Grave Has My Love (Dime Detective,
December 1948) [author title: Murder is a surgeon] |
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Buzz-Saw Belter (New Sports, December 1948) | |
A Child Is Crying (Thrilling Wonder Stories, December 1948) [sf] | |
Successful Season (?, 1948-?) | |
When You Got a Pigeon (The Shadow, December 1948-January 1949) | |
Hot-Seat on the Aisle (Detective Tales), January 1949) [author title: Stage for dying] |
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Damsels of the Deep (Dime Detective, January 1949) [author title: Death hires a guide] |
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Take the Bum Out! (Fifteen Sports Stories, January 1949) [author title: Take him out] |
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Three's a Shroud (New Detective, January 1949; also
in Saint Detective Magazine [NY: King-Size
Publications, Inc.],
1956, vol. 5, # 2); aka: Verdict (In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) [author title: Verdict] |
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Flaw (Startling Stories, January 1949)
[sf] aka: Fatal Flaw (Redbook [publ.- Dayton, OH: McCall Corp.], 1985, vol.165, # 6) |
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The Great Stone Death (Weird Tales, January 1949) [sf-?] | |
Blackmail Breeds Bullets (All-Story Detective, February 1949) [author title: Dear and the dead] |
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Killer's Nest (Detective Tales, February 1949); aka: Neighborly Interest (In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) [JDM updated a little the original 1949 story, he changed some names in "Neighborly Interest"] |
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A Coffin a Day (FBI Detective, February 1949) aka: Coffin for a Day. [author title: Death's agent] |
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Fight, Scrub, Fight! (New Sports, February 1949) [author title: College pro] |
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Killing All Men! (Black Mask, March 1949); aka: Deadly Damsel (In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) |
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Kiss the Corpse Goodbye (Black Mask, March 1949) as Scott O'Hara | |
I'll Drown You in My Dreams (Dime Detective, March 1949) [author title: Stake out a lamb] |
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Danger - Death Ahead! (New Detective, March 1949) [author title: Dead on her feet] |
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Last Chance Cleats (Sports Novels, March 1949) | |
A Corpse in His Dreams (Mystery Book, Spring 1949; also
In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) [? = A Coffin in His Dreams (na) (Triple Detective, Fall 1953, v 9 #3)-?] |
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The Widow Wouldn't Weep (All-Story Detective, April 1949) [author title: Widow wasn't merry] |
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His Own Funeral (Detective Tales, April 1949) as John Lane | |
The Corpse Belongs to Daddy (Dime Detective, April 1949) [author title: His way to die] |
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Loot for the Unlucky Lady (FBI Detective, April 1949) [author title: Cross her heart] |
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Death Quotient (Super Science Stories, April 1949)
[sf] [author title: Degree of warfare] |
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All Our Yesterdays (Super Science Stories, April 1949) as John Wade Farrell [sf-?] | |
Delusion Drive (Super Science Stories, April 1949)
as Peter Reed
[sf-?] [author title: Space frame] |
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Murder in One Syllable (Black Mask, May 1949) [author title: Body of an unhappy wife] |
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You'll Never Escape (Dime Detective, May 1949); aka: State Police Report That... (In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) [author title: State police report that…] |
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Get Out of Town (New Detective, May 1949) | |
Immortality (Startling Stories, May 1949) [short short sf] | |
Somebody Has to Do the Job (Toronto Star Weekly, 14 May 1949) | |
But Not to Dream (Weird Tales, May 1949) [sf] | |
You Remember Jeanie (Crack Detective Stories, May 1949;
also in "More Good Old
Stuff", 1984) [misspelling: You Remember Jessie] |
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Three Strikes - You're Dead! (All-Story Detective, June 1949) [author title: Devil-head] |
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Too Many Sinners (Dime Detective, June 1949) [author title: Glint of silver] |
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Make Mine Murder! (FBI Detective, June 1949) | |
Like a Keepsake (Thrilling Wonder Stories, June 1949) [sf-?] | |
Death Is a Lap Ahead (Adventure, July 1949) | |
Tank-Town Matador (Argosy, July 1949) | |
Heritage of Hate (Black Mask, July 1949);
aka: Triple Cross (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine #125, April, 1954); aka: Secret Stain (In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) [author title: Heritage of hate] |
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Swing-Time Sucker (Detective Tales, July 1949) [author title: Handmade murder] |
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A Corpse-Maker Goes Courting (Dime Detective, July 1949); aka: Unmarried Widow (In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) |
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The Glory Punch (Fifteen Sports Stories, July 1949) [author title: Like this, Kid] |
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Bye, Bye, Backfield (Fifteen Sports Stories, July 1949) as John Wade Farrell | |
The Thunder Road (Fifteen Sports Stories, July 1949) as Peter Reed | |
Blue Water Fury (Fifteen Sports Stories, July 1949;
as Scott O'Hara);
aka: The Big Blue (In "End of the Tiger and Other Stories", 1966; also In the anthology "The Hilton Bedside Book", Vol. 7, Chicago, 1968) |
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The Cold, Cold Ground (New Detective, July 1949) [author title: Identity] |
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The Hunted (Super Science Stories, July 1949) [sf] | |
Bedside Murder (Mystery Book Magazine, Summer 1949, v 8 #3) | |
Trojan Horse Laugh (Astounding Science Fiction, August 1949) [sf novelette] | |
Looie Follows Me (Collier's, 27 August 1949) | |
What Makes Sammy Laugh? (Detective Tales, August 1949) [author title: Thumb game] |
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Amphiskios (Thrilling Wonder Stories, August 1949) [sf] | |
Poor Little Rich Corpse (Detective Tales, September 1949) [author title: Ask for murder] |
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Murder Run-Around (Dime Detective, September 1949) [author title: Death for three] |
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Mad About Murder (Dime Detective, September 1949) as Scott O'Hara | |
Six Points to Remember (Fifteen Sports Stories, September 1949)
[football short story] [author title: Naked reverse] |
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Dead - As in Darling (New Detective, September 1949) [author title: Deeper than a well] |
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A Condition of Beauty (Startling Stories, September 1949) [sf] | |
Minion of Chaos (Super Science Stories, September 1949)
[sf] [author title: Magician's gesture] |
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The Miniature (Super Science Stories, September 1949) as Peter Reed [sf] | |
Blue Stars for a Dead Lady (Detective Tales, October 1949) [author title: Blue death for my lady] |
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Target for Tonight (Dime Detective, October 1949) [author title: Arrow for my love] |
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Last Rendezvous (Dime Mystery, October 1949) [author title: Winter death] |
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Warrant for an Old Flame (FBI Detective, October 1949) [author title: Sellout] |
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A Young Man of Promise (Argosy, November 1949) [author title: Promising young man] |
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The Durable Corpse (Dime Detective, November 1949) | |
Run the Man Down (Fifteen Sports Stories, November 1949) [author title: Blocking back] |
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Hang the Man High! (Fifteen Western Tales, November 1949) [author title: Wooden woman] |
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Half Past Mayhem (New Detective, November 1949) [author title: Women can die] |
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Appointment for Tomorrow (Super Science Stories, November 1949) [sf-?] | |
The Sleepers (Super Science Stories, November 1949) as John Wade Farrell | |
Love, Inc. (Today's Woman, November 1949) | |
Case of the Burning Blonde (Detective Tales, December 1949) [author title: Scarlet blossom of death] |
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Take a Powder, Galahad! (Dime Detective, December 1949) | |
Nine Coffins for Rocking H (Dime Western, December 1949) [author title: Easy-going man] |
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Moonlit Sport (The American Magazine, January 1950) [author title: Thing of beauty] |
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Swing and Slay (Dime Detective, January 1950) [author title: Hanging woman] |
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Stand Up and Slug! (Fifteen Sports Stories, January 1950) | |
Stop, Look - and Die! (New Detective, January 1950) [author title: Killer cop] |
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The First One (Startling Stories, January 1950) [short short sf] | |
Spin, Devil! (Super Science Stories, January 1950) as John Wade Farrell | |
Spectator Sport (Thrilling Wonder Stories, February 1950) [sf] | Любимое занятие |
The Filly from Philly (Toronto Star Weekly, 25 February 1950) | |
Man-Stalk (Argosy, March 1950) | |
The Judas Chick (Detective Tales, March 1950, [vol.
44, # 4]) aka: A Trap for the Careless (In "The Good Old Stuff", 1982) |
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A Corpse on Me! (Dime Detective, March 1950) [author title: Sentence for a Lady] |
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Fall Guy (New Detective, March 1950) | |
The Ultimate One (Super Science Stories, March 1950)
[sf-?] [author title: Bedtime story] |
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The Sitting Duck (Detective Tales, April 1950) [author title: Knife for Katrina] |
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Blood on the Midway (Dime Detective, April 1950)
as Scott O'Hara [author title: Midway murder] |
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Pigskin Patsy (Fifteen-Story Detective, April 1950) [author title: Murder on the house] |
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The Plunder Five (New Sports, April 1950) [author title: Teach the coach] |
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Journey for Seven (Thrilling Wonder Stories, April 1950) [sf novelette] | |
Portrait of a Murderess (Detective Book Magazine, Spring 1950) | |
Breathe No More, My Lovely (Detective Tales, May 1950); aka: Breathe No More (In "The Good Old Stuff",1982) |
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The Long, Red Night (Detective Tales, May 1950)
as John Lane [author title: Unbroken] |
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Night Watch (Detective Tales, May 1950; as
Scott O'Hara); aka: Check Out at Dawn (In "The Good Old Stuff",1982) |
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Yes, Sir, That's My Slay-Babe! (Dime Detective, May 1950) | |
Vanguard of the Lost (Fantastic Adventures, May 1950)
[sf] [author title: Time for heroes] |
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Money Green (Fifteen Sports Stories, May 1950) [author title: Pitch, a punt, and a prayer] |
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This One Will Kill You (New Detective, May 1950); aka: Death Writes the Answer (In "The Good Old Stuff",1982) [author title: Death writes the answer] |
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Wine of the Dreamers (Startling Stories, May 1950)
[sf ]
(novella) [magazine version of the novel (1951)] |
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By the Stars Forgot (Super Science Stories, May 1950)
[sf] [author title: You can't kill Dixieland] |
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Gift of Darkness (Super Science Stories, May 1950) as Peter Reed [sf-?] | |
College-Cut Kill (Dime Detective, June 1950) (novelette) | |
Sir Lancelot's Crime Wave (Dime Detective, June 1950) as Scott O'Hara | |
Dead on the Pin (Mystery Book, Summer 1950; also in "The Good Old Stuff",1982) | |
Jukebox Jungle (Black Mask, July 1950) | |
Run, Sister, Run! (Detective Tales, July 1950) [author title: Murder for Molly] |
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Dead Men Don't Scare (Dime Detective, July 1950) | |
Five Star Fugitive (Dime Detective, July 1950;
as Scott O'Hara);
aka: Border Town Girl (In " Border Town Girl", Popular Library, June 1956) [повесть] [aka: Five- Star Fugitive] |
Случай на американо-мексиканской границе. |
Half-Past Eternity (Super Science Stories, July 1950)
[sf] [author title: One day life] |
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Escape to Fear (Super Science Stories, July 1950) as Peter Reed [sf-?] | |
Make One False Move (Argosy, August 1950) [author title: Deep green jungle] |
|
His Fatal Fling (Dime Detective, August 1950) [author title: And a pocketful of wry] |
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The Lady Is a Corpse! (Detective Tales, September 1950); aka: From Some Hidden Grave (In "The Good Old Stuff",1982) |
|
Exit Smiling (Dime Detective, September 1950) [author title: Murder is a floor show] |
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The Homesick Buick (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine # 82, September 1950) | |
Too Early to Tell (Adventure, October 1950) | |
Miranda (Fifteen Mystery Stories [15 Mystery Stories], October 1950; also In "The Good Old Stuff",1982) | |
Shadow on the Sand (Thrilling Wonder Stories, October 1950) [sf short novel] | |
The Paw of the Cat (Detective Tales, November 1950) | |
Tri-Kill Cutie (Dime Detective, November 1950) [author title: That big strong girl] |
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For Murder - or Worse (New Detective, November 1950) [author title: Death is a novelty item] |
|
Final Mission (Planet Stories, November
1950)
[sf] [author title: Functional obsolescence] |
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The Big Contest (Worlds Beyond, December 1950) (aka: The Contest) [sf] | |
I Love You (Occasionally) (This Week, 31 December 1950) | |
Death for the Asking (Detective Fiction, January 1951) | |
Susceptibility (Galaxy Science Fiction, January 1951)
[sf] [author title: Susceptivity] |
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Hand from the Void (Super Science Stories, January 1951)
[sf-?] [author title: Decoy] |
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Destiny Deferred (Super Science Stories, January 1951 as John Wade Farrell [sf-?] | |
Over My Dead Body! (Detective Tales, February 1951) [author title: Funeral Belle] |
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The Curse of the "Star" (Short Stories, February 1951) [author title: Lady is afraid] |
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Get Thee Behind Me (Detective Fiction, March 1951) | |
Case of Nerves (Detective Tales, March 1951) [author title: Friendly gesture] |
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The Deadliest Game (Detective Tales, April 1951) [author title: She talked and then she died] |
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Death Is My Comrade (New Detective, April 1951) [author title: Deadlier design] |
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Salute to Courage (Fifteen Sports Stories, April 1951) [author title: Lonely journey] |
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Violence Inherited (Detective Fiction, May 1951) | |
Nothing Must Change (Redbook, June 1951) | |
Escape to Chaos (Super Science Stories, June 1951)
[sf] [author title: Minus probability] |
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Cosmic Knot (Super Science Stories, June 1951) as Peter Reed [sf] | |
Path of Glory (Adventure, July 1951) [author title: Hero, hero, burning bright] |
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Lay Me Down and Die (Detective Fiction, July 1951) | |
Common Denominator (Galaxy Science Fiction, July 1951) [sf] | |
Crime of Omission (Detective Tales, August 1951) [author title: Circumstantial guilt] |
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Death Runs in the Family (Dime Detective, August 1951) | |
Dateline - Death (New Detective, August 1951) [author title: Dirty way to die] |
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Who Stopped That Clock? (This Week, 12 August 1951) [author title: Late dead] |
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The White Fruit of Banaldar (Startling Stories, September 1951) [sf] | |
Big League Busher (Sport Magazine (?), after September 1951) | |
Case of the Gorgeous Gams (Detective Tales, October 1951) [author title: Slim dead legs] |
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The Cloob from Glasgow (Fifteen Sports Stories, October 1951) | |
The Cardboard Star (The American Legion Magazine, December 1951) | |
The Girl Who Wanted Money (Dime Detective, December 1951) | |
The Man Who Died (Toronto Star Weekly, 15 December 1951) | |
Very Junior Miss (McCall's, January 1952) | |
Mr. Killer (Today's Woman, January 1952) | |
Hell's Belter (Fifteen Sports Stories, February 1952) [author title: Man in the ring] |
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There Comes a Time (Redbook, February 1952) [author title: Witness for the wedding] |
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The Feather Wrench (Toronto Star Weekly, 2 February 1952) | |
Betrayed (The American Magazine, March 1952) (also in Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, 1964, vol. 15, # 2) |
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All That Blood Money Can Buy (Detective Tales, April 1952); aka: Murder for Money (In "The Good Old Stuff",1982) |
|
The Man from Limbo (Dime Detective,
April [or March-?*] 1952; reprint in
Detective Story Magazine
[England,
{ed. Anon.} (Atlas Publishing &
Distributing],
vol. 9, # 2, February 1954) [author title: Terror in town] [*? - The Man from limbo. (Dime Detective [Chicago: Popular Publications, Inc.], 1951, vol. 67, # 1)] |
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My Brother's Widow (Collier's, 15 March 1952 to 12 April 1952) [magazine version of the novel Area of Suspicion (1954)] |
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Refund for Murder (Cosmopolitan, May 1952) | |
Delivery Boy War (Bluebook, August 1952) | |
Who's the Blonde? (Collier's, 9 August 1952) | |
Trap for a Tigress (Dime Detective,
August 1952, vol. 67, # 3); aka: Noose for a Tigress (In "The Good Old Stuff",1982) |
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Hit and Run (Good Housekeeping, August 1952) [? = story "Hit and Run" (The Saturday Evening Post, 16 September 1961; also in "A Treasury of Modern Mysteries", 1973)] |
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The Clay Pigeon Shoots Back! (New Detective, August 1952) [author title: Gun in his hand] |
|
Elimination Race (Collier's, 13 September 1952) | |
Game for Blondes (Galaxy Science Fiction, October 1952) [sf] | |
The Doll (Cosmopolitan, November 1952) | |
Double Harness (Detective Story Magazine, November 1952) | |
Identification (Author's Guild Bulletin, after November 1952) | |
Incubation (In " Future Tense", N.Y.: Greenberg Publishers, December 1952) [sf] | |
He Knew a Broadway Star (This Week, 14 December 1952) [author title: I knew her when] |
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Dead on Christmas Street (Collier's, 20 December 1952) | |
A Good Judge of Men (Argosy, ?
1952) [***Argosy - ???, not in 1952] |
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A Day in the Sun (Bluebook, February 1953) [author title: Free ride] |
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Forever Yours (McCall's, February 1953) [author title: Don't look too closely] |
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Death's Eye View (New Detective, February 1953) [author title: Death on the ebb tide] |
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What Are the Symptoms, Dear? (This Week, 22 February 1953) [author title: corporate enterprise] [article-?] |
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The Second Chance (Bluebook, March 1953) [author title: Warrior's return] |
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Dead Reckoning (Detective Story Magazine, March 1953) | |
Suspicion Island (Cosmopolitan, May 1953) | |
Labor Supply (Fantasy and Science Fiction, May 1953) [sf] | |
A Matter of Life and Death (This Week, 14 June 1953) [author title: Closed circle] |
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Finders Killers! (Detective Story Magazine, July 1953) [author title: All the money in the world] |
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He's Not Talking to Me (?, July 1953) | |
A Coffin in His Dreams (Triple Detective, Fall 1953, v 9 #3)
(novella) [ ? = A Corpse in His Dreams (Mystery Book, Spring 1949; also In "More Good Old Stuff", 1984) - ?] |
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The Trouble with Erica (Cosmopolitan, September 1953) | |
The Innocent Victims (Bluebook, November 1953) | |
Night Fright (Cosmopolitan, November 1953) | |
Six Golden Pennies (Cosmopolitan, February 1954) | |
Flight of the Tiger (Collier's, 5 March 1954 - 2 April 1954) | |
She Tried to Make Her Man Behave (This Week, 7 March 1954) [author title: Moose and the redhead] |
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The Big Gun (Bluebook , May 1954
[Dayton, OH: Bluebook McCall Corp.], vol. 99, #1, 1954) [author title: Window on the square] |
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The Man Who Almost Blew His Top (This Week, 30 May 1954) [author title: We love you anyway ] |
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Built for Speed (Argosy, June 1954) | |
First Offense (Cosmopolitan, August 1954) | |
The Man Without a Home (This Week, 22 August 1954)
[article-?] [author title: Sure, I knew Lew] |
|
I Always Get the Cuties (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, November
1954)
[sf-?] [author title: Confront] |
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The Killer (Manhunt, January 1955) | |
There Hangs Death! (This Week, 20 February 1955; also in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories to be Read with the Door Locked", Random House, 1975) [horror] | |
Tournament (Bluebook, April 1955) | |
Deadly Victim (Cosmopolitan, April 1955) (short
story-?) [magazine version of the novel You Live Once (1956)] |
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The Bear Trap (Cosmopolitan, May 1955) | |
Virus H (Bluebook, June 1955) | |
The Impulse (Cosmopolitan, June 1955) [working title: "The Girl Was a Stranger"] |
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In a Small Motel (Justice [NY: Non-Pareil Publishing Co.], July 1955, vol. 1, # 2) | |
Too Young to Marry (This Week, 25 September 1955) | |
Long Shot (Argosy, October 1955; also In "Two", 1983) | |
Scared Money (Justice, October 1955) | |
Man on a High Ledge (Bluebook, November 1955) | |
Neon Jungle («Cavalier»
magazine [Greenwich, CN: Fawcett Publications, Inc.],
1955, vol. 3, # 30) [*The novel was published in book-form: The Neon Jungle (Fawcett Gold Medal, August 1953)] |
Неоновые джунгли. |
Jail Bait (Argosy, January 1956; also In "Two", 1983) | |
April Evil (Cosmopolitan, January 1956) [magazine version of the novel (1956)] |
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The Unsuitable Girl (Collier's, 3 February 1956) [author title: Entirely unsuitable girl] |
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The Magic Valentines (This Week, 5 February 1956) [author title: Fourteenth of February] aka: The Fourteenth of February (?, February 1953*) |
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Enough to Cure the Blues (Bluebook, March 1956) [author title: Old ones are the good ones] |
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Don't Get Carried Away (Toronto Star Weekly, 24 March 1956) | |
The Fraud That Paid Off (This Week, 22 April 1956) | |
Squealer (Manhunt, May 1956) [author title: Let's go get them] |
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The Men Women Marry (Collier's, June 1956) [author title: I don't know him at all] |
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Linda (In " Border Town Girl", Popular
Library, June 1956)
(novella) (also it was published in «Climax» magazine [NY: MacFadden Publications, Inc.], 1959) |
Линда |
Hangover (Cosmopolitan, July 1956) | Похмелье. |
Hurricane (Redbook, August 1956) [magazine version of the novel Murder in the Wind (1956)] [*? = aka: Florida Keys in Hurricane Alley (story) (Holiday, 1968, vol. 44 # 6) - reprint] |
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A Criminal Mind (Cosmopolitan, November 1956) | |
Open Before Christmas (Woman's Home Companion, December 1956) [author title: Humbug] |
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Death of a Dealer (This Week, ? 1956) | |
The End of Her Life (Cosmopolitan, January 1957) [magazine version of the novel Death Trap (1957)] |
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The Rabbit Gets a Gun (Manhunt, January 1957) [author title: Shortest vacation] |
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The Bullets Lied (This Week, 6 January 1957) | |
The Heat of Money (Cosmopolitan, April 1957) [magazine version of the novel The Price of Murder (1957)] |
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The Giant Who Came to Our House (This Week, 5 May 1957) [author title: One Sunday, with giant] |
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A Romantic Courtesy (Cosmopolitan, July 1957) | |
The Executioners (Ladies Home Journal, October 1957 - November 1957) [magazine version of the novel (1958)] |
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College Man (Cosmopolitan, February 1958) | |
Black Cat in the Snow (Manhunt, February 1958) | |
Taint of the Tiger (Cosmopolitan, March 1958) [magazine version of the novel The Soft Touch (1958)] |
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The Faithless (Redbook, May 1958) [magazine version of the novel The Deceivers (1958)] |
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The Knife, the Chain, and the Schoolyard (Ladies Home Journal, May 1958) | |
Man in a Trap (This Week, 15 June 1958) (EQMM, 1958 -?) | |
The Fast Loose Money (Cosmopolitan, July 1958) | |
Ultimate Surprise (Cosmopolitan, January 1959) | |
Crossroads (Cosmopolitan, June 1959) [magazine version of the novelа (1959)] |
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Honeymoon in the Off Season (Redbook, September 1959) | |
That Strangest Month of All (Family Circle, October 1959) | |
The Tug of Evil (Cosmopolitan, January 1960) [magazine version of the novel Slam the Big Door (1960)] |
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The Trap of Solid Gold (Ladies Home Journal, April 1960) (short story) | |
End of the Night (Cosmopolitan, May 1960) [magazine version of the novel (1960)] |
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Where Is Janice Gantry? (Cosmopolitan, December 1960) [magazine version of the novel (1961)] |
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The Underwater Safari (Bluebook, ? 1960) | |
Travel Light and Travel Far (Cosmopolitan, January 1961) | |
Kitten on a Trampoline (The Saturday Evening Post, 8 April 1961) | |
A Young Man's Game (Argosy, May 1961) [author title: It's supposed to be fun] |
|
Saturday's Child (McCall's, May 1961 [or 1988-?*,
vol. 88, # 8]) [author title: I don't know what to do about you] |
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Double, Double (Golf, June 1961) | |
The Tempestuous Career of Molly Murdock (McCall's, July 1961) [author title: Remarriage] |
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Sing a Song of Terror (The Saturday Evening Post, 9 September 1961) [author title: To stay alive] |
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Hit and Run (The Saturday Evening Post, 16 September 1961; also in
"A Treasury of Modern Mysteries", 1973) [? = story "Hit and Run" (Good Housekeeping, August 1952) |
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One Monday We Killed Them All (Cosmopolitan, November 1961) [magazine version of the novel (1961)] |
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An Island of Her Own (Redbook, February 1962) | |
Where the Body Lies (Cosmopolitan, August 1962)
(short story-?)
[working title: "While the Old Man Des"] [magazine version of the novel On the Run (1963)] |
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The Widow's Estate (Good Housekeeping, October 1962) | |
The Drowner (Cosmopolitan, January 1963) [magazine version of the novel (1963)] |
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The Obvious Woman (The Saturday Evening Post, 30 March 1963) [author title: That obvious woman] |
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Funny the Way Things Work Out (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April
1963) [author title: No heart for the law] |
|
End of the Tiger (This Week, 20 October 1963) | |
The Straw Witch (This Week, 12 January 1964) [author title: One of the straw witches] |
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Blurred View (This Week, 23 February 1964) | Шантаж. |
The Loveliest Girl in the World (This Week, 15 March 1964) | |
Wild, Wonderful Old Man (This Week, 29 March 1964) [author title: Wild, wonderful old man] |
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The Night Jamie Grew Up (This Week, 24 May 1964) [author title: Kid stuff] |
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A Touch of Miss Mint (This Week, 19 July 1964) | |
A Matter of Trust (Redbook, August 1964) | |
The White Lie (This Week, 2 August 1964) [author title: Fisherman's life] |
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Eyewitness (Argosy, September 1964) | |
Cop Probe (Argosy, October 1964) | |
The Legend of Joe Lee (Cosmopolitan, October 1964) [sf] | Легенда о Джо Ли |
Everglades (Venture [Des
Moines: Cowles Magazine and Broadcasting Co.],1965,
vol. 2, #
1) [? = Last chance to save the Everglades (Life, 1969, vol. 67, # 10)] |
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Bright Orange Shroud (Cosmopolitan, April 1965)
Travis McGee-6
[magazine version of the novel (1965)] |
|
Taste for Mischief (This Week, 20 June 1965) | |
Child Wife (This Week, 29 August 1965) | |
The Girl in the Yellow Suit (This Week, 19 December 1965) [author title: Sadness of Miranda] |
|
Darker Than Amber (Cosmopolitan, April 1966)
Travis McGee-7
[magazine version of the novel (1966)] |
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Funny Man (The Saturday Evening Post, 21 May 1966); aka: Afternoon of the Hero (In "End of the Tiger and Other Stories",1966) [aka: Funnyman] |
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The Quickest Way Home (This Week, 19 June 1966) | |
Triangle (Cavalier, September 1966) | |
One Fearful Yellow Eye (Cosmopolitan, November 1966)
Travis McGee-8
[magazine version of the novel (1966)] |
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Quarrel (Playboy, May 1967) | |
The Last One Left (Argosy, July 1967) [magazine version of the novel (1966-?)] |
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Little doll and the mousetrap (Rudder [Greenwich, CN: Fawcett Publications, Inc.], 1968, vol. 84, # 1) | |
The Annex (Playboy, May 1968) [sf] | |
The Reference Room (In "With Malice Toward All", an Anthology of Mystery Stories by Members of the Mystery Writers of America, edited by Robert L. Fish [NY: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1968]) | |
Last chance to save the Everglades
(Life, 1969,
vol. 67, # 10) [? = Everglades (Venture [Des Moines: Cowles Magazine and Broadcasting Co.],1965, vol. 2, # 1)] |
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Dear Old Friend (Playboy, April 1970) | |
Double Hannenframmis (Playboy, August 1970) | |
Parody of Spillane (The JDM Bibliophile, August 1970) | |
He Was Always a Nice Boy (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, March 1971) | |
The Random Noise of Love (In " S*E*V*E*N", Fawcett Gold Medal, April 1971) | |
The Willow Pool (In " S*E*V*E*N", Fawcett Gold Medal, April 1971) | |
Woodchuck (In " S*E*V*E*N", Fawcett Gold Medal, April 1971) | |
The Turquoise Lament (Cosmopolitan, March 1974)
Travis McGee-15 [condensation magazine version of the novel (1973)] |
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The Taste of Gravy (Playboy, June 1974) | |
The Dreadful Lemon Sky (Cosmopolitan, September 1975)
Travis McGee-16
[magazine version of the novel (1975-?)] |
|
Finding Anne Farley (In "Best Detective Stories of the Year",
1978);
aka: Ring My Love with Diamonds (Various Field Syndicate newspapers beginning 22 May 1977) |
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Wedding Present ( Antæus [Antaeus], Spring/Summer 1977, #25/26) [sf-?] | |
A Terminal Case (New York, 3 October 1977) [McGee- ?] | |
Condominium (Book Digest, November 1977) [magazine version of the novel (1977)] |
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Friend of the Family (Various Field Syndicate newspapers beginning 24 September 1978) | |
The Accomplice (In " Who Done It?", Boston: Houghton-Mifflin, Spring 1980) | |
J. R. Eats Humble Pie (Panorama, September 1980) | |
The Lad Is Not for Burning (In " Bred Any Good Rooks Lately?", Doubleday 1986) [sf-?] |
Link: John D. MacDonald Manuscript Collection
Произведения, требующие уточнения:
???***
With Malise toward all! (Detective Tales
[Toronto: Popular Publications, Inc.], 1948, vol. 40, # 4)
as John Lane
The Magic Valentines (This Week, 5 February 1956) [author title: Fourteenth of February] aka: The Fourteenth of February (?, February 1953*)
The Man from Limbo (Dime Detective, April [or March -?*] 1952; reprint in Detective Story Magazine [England, {ed. Anon.} (Atlas Publishing & Distributing], vol. 9, # 2, February 1954) [author title: Terror in town]A Good Judge of Men (Argosy, ? 1952) [***Argosy - ???, not in 1952]
Florida Keys in Hurricane Alley
(story)
(Holiday, 1968,
vol. 44 #6) reprint
-?
[*? = Hurricane (Redbook, August 1956),
[magazine version of
the novel Murder in the Wind
(1956)] ]
"Bimini Gall"
(story). aka:
Bimini kill (1987, vol.4, #2, "The Yacht" magazine [Newport, RI: Bayview
Corp.])
[film "KONA COAST" (1968, Warner brothers/Seven Arts, 93 min.)
Based on the story "Bimini Gall"
Screenplay by Gilbert Ralston, Directed by Lamont
Johnson ]