Novels:

Derelict (New York: Knopf, 1930);
(republished as serialization of novel : February - May 1931, Black Mask)

[--Murder, romance and disaster on deserted ocean liner]

Danger Ahead (New York: Mohawk, 1932)

Blood on the Curb (New York: Dodge, 1936)

It Happened at the Lake (New York: Dodd & Mead, 1937)

Stories & Novellas:

[western]

[adventure serial set in the Far East (Rangoon, Burma)]

[detective story about a motorcycle cop] (* Cass Manning*?)

other publications of Mark Harper [a house name ?]:

The Death Statue [Murder as You Like It] (May 1943, Mystery Magazine, vol. 9, #2) by Mark Harper [Joseph T. Shaw]

[*A number of stories bylined "Mark Harper" are also credited to Joseph T. Shaw, who ceased to edit "Black Mask" in 1936, as is a story bylined "Gary Barton" (March 1942, Mystery Magazine) and one bylined "Grant Lane" (June 1940, Mystery Magazine). The records indicated that Shaw was acting as agent for Mark Harper, who is presumed to be a real author. It is not clear if Gary Barton is an actual person, as some stories so bylined are by a "Schuyler G. Edsall, Jr." in reality. Grant Lane is a pen name for Steve Fisher, but Street & Smith occasionally used it as as a house name as well. Schuyler G. Edsall, Jr. was a sub-editor at Street & Smith and a cousin to William G. Bogart, who had occupied that same position. According to Walter Gibson, he and John Nanovic both suspected that Shaw was writing those stories for which he claimed to be acting as agent, but were unable to prove it. (from the article "Street & Smith's Crime Busters" by Will Murray) ]

Anthologies:

Contents:
Joseph T. Shaw, Introduction
J. J. Des Ormeaux (Forrest Rosaire) "The Devil Suit" [July 1932] sc: Jack McGuire-2
Reuben Jennings Shay "Taking His Time" [January 1931]
Dashiell Hammett "Fly Paper" [August 1929] sc: The Continental Op-28
Ramon Decolta (Raoul Whitfield) "Death in the Pasig" [March 1930] sc: Jo Gar
Raymond Chandler "The Man Who Liked Dogs" [March 1936] sc: Carmady
Norbert Davis "Red Goose" [February 1934] sc: Ben Shaley-1
George Harmon Coxe "Murder Mixup" [May 1936] sc: Flashgun Casey
Paul Cain (Peter Ruric) "Red 71" [December 1932]
Raoul Whitfield "Inside Job" [February 1932]
Lester Dent "Sail" [October 1936] sc: Oscar Sail-1
Charles G. Booth  "Sister Act" [February 1933]
Thomas Walsh "Best Man" [October 1934]
Ed Lybeck "Kick-Back" [January 1932] sc: Francis St. Xavier Harrigan-2
Roger Torrey  "Clean Sweep" [February 1934] sc: Dal Prentice-7
Theodore Tinsley  "South Wind" [November 1932] sc: Jerry Tracy-2

[*"Cap" Shaw would choose (personally) for this anthology:
D. Hammett "Fly Paper" or "Farewell Murder" (Feb' 1930, BM) sc: The Continental Op-29
and F. Nebel "Winter Kill" (Nov' 1935, BM) sc: Captain MacBride & Kennedy
+ thinking about such stories:
"The Heavenly Rat" by E. S. Gardner  (Sept' 1934, BM) sc: Ed Jenkins
"Those Catrini" by Norvell Page (Feb' 1933, BM) sc: Jules Tremaine-1
"Give the Man Rope" by H. H. Stinson (Apr' 1933, BM) sc: Ken O'Hara-1
"Joe's Woman" by Erika Zastrow (March 1927, BM).]

Contents:
Frank Bonham. "Stagecoach West!"
A. B. Guthrie, Jr. "The Last Snake"
Thomas Thompson. "Son of a King"
Dee Linford. "Red Horse Hamber"
John M. Cunningham. "The Long Shot"
Ernest Haycox. "Deep Winter"
Bob Obets. "A Man for the Rio Flame"
Frank Bonham. "Dusty Wheels-Bloody Trail!"
Ray Nafziger. "The Man Who Cursed Texas"
Bennett Foster. "Partners' Quarrel"
Norman A. Fox. "Wild Leather".

[*Virile western-stories by Haycox, Guthrie, Bonham and others.]

Non-Fiction Books:

[--Out of the Rough (1934) by Joseph T. Shaw. The story of a youngster who travels to Scotland. "An absolutely irresistible story about a young American who travels to Elie, in the Kingdom of Fife, to learn the game from a master and win the girl he loves".]

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