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Starr, Elizabeth; pseudonym of Betty Cummings (1925-2017) (chron.)
  
    - * A for Alice, (ss)  Black Book Detective Fall 1949
 
    
    - * Dark Corridor, (ss)  Super-Detective March 1946
 
    - * Dark Destiny, (ss)  Private Detective Stories December 1945
 
    - * Farewell, (ss)  Thrilling Detective August 1950
 
    - * Filed: Unsolved, (ss)  Speed Detective August 1945
 
    - * Haunted Man, (nv)  Speed Mystery March 1945
 
    - * The Hidden Witness, (ss)  Ten Detective Aces September 1949
 
    - * I’ll Find My Killer, (ss)  Crack Detective Stories February 1948
 
    - * “It’s for Me”, (ss)  Private Detective Stories January 1946
 
    - * Last Assignment, (ss)  Speed Mystery June 1945
 
    - * Letter to Herman, (ss)  Speed Detective August 1946
 
    - * A Little Too Soon, (ss)  5 Detective Novels Magazine Spring 1950
 
    - * The Man Nobody Knew, (ss)  Private Detective Stories November 1945
 
    - * A Matter of Minutes, (ss)  Crack Detective Stories January 1947
 
    - * Mr. Hubert’s Lifetime, (ss)  Private Detective Stories March 1946
 
    - * Murder! He Says, (nv)  Speed Detective October 1945
 
    - * Night for a Murder (with Ray Cummings), (nv)  Crack Detective Stories September 1944
 
    - * One Minute to Midnight, (ss)  Super-Detective September 1945
 
    - * Postscript to a Honeymoon, (ss)  Private Detective Stories October 1945
 
    - * Synopsis for Suicide, (ss)  Ten Detective Aces November 1948
 
    - * Watch of Death, (ss)  Detective Mystery Novel Magazine Spring 1949
 
  
Starr, Jason (1966- ) (chron.)
  
    - * The Alibi on Eighty-Eighth Street, (ss)  Shots Summer 1998
 
    - * Alison Gaylin Interview, (iv)  Crimespree Magazine #20, September/October 2007 [Ref. Alison Gaylin]
 
    - * Chapter One from Cold Caller, (ex)  No Exit Press, 1997
 
    
    - * Charlie Stella Interview, (iv)  Crimespree Magazine #5, March 2005 [Ref. Charles Stella]
 
    - * The Dark Path, (ss)  Crime Time v2 #3, 1999
 
    - * Festivals in Spain and Australia, (ms)  Crimespree Magazine #17, March/April 2007
 
    - * Hard Feelings, (ar)  Crime Time #33, 2003
 
    - * Interview with Joseph Finder, (iv)  Crimespree Magazine #7, July 2005 [Ref. Joseph Finder]
 
    - * Interview with Ken Bruen, (iv)  Crimespree Magazine #3, October/November 2004 [Ref. Ken Bruen]
 
    - * Jason Starr on James McKimmey, (ar)  Crime Time #38, 2004 [Ref. James McKimmey]
 
    - * Lonely City, (ss)  Mystery Tribune #20, July/August 2023
 
    - * My Favorite Film, (mr)  Crimespree Magazine #10, January/February 2006
 
    - * On the Road (with Denise Hamilton), (cl)  Crimespree Magazine #13, July/August 2006
 
    - * Special Preview of The Chill, (ms)  Crimespree Magazine #34, January/February 2010
 
  
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Starr, Richard (Harry) (1878-1968); used pseudonym Richard Essex (chron.)
  
    - * The Bank Manager’s Secret  [Jack Slade], (na)  The Thriller #374, April 4 1936, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * Circle of Murder, (nv)  Thrilling Detective July 1937, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * Death’s Deputy  [Jack Slade], (na)  The Thriller #305, December 8 1934, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * Echo of a Crime, (bg)  Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine #15, October 1965
 
    - * The Fence’s Victim  [Jack Slade], (na)  The Thriller #311, January 19 1935, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * Honesty Is the Best…, (ss)  Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine #11, June 1965, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * In Fear of Four  [Jack Slade], (na)  The Thriller #316, February 23 1935, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * Larry the Rat  [Jack Slade], (na)  The Thriller #381, May 23 1936, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * Lessenger Interferes  [Jack Slade], (na)  The Thriller #397, September 12 1936, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * Lessinger in a Spot  [Jack Slade], (na)  The Thriller Library #437, June 19 1937, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * The Purple Tie  [Jack Slade], (sl)  The Thriller #318 Mar 9,   #319 Mar 16,   #320 Mar 23 1935, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * Secret Service  [Jack Slade], (na)  The Thriller #406, November 14 1936, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * The Secret Seven  [Jack Slade], (na)  Mystery August 1933, as by Richard Essex
 
    
    - * Slade of the Yard  [Jack Slade], (sl)  The Thriller #275 May 12,   #276 May 19,   #277 May 26,   #278 Jun 2,   #279 Jun 9,   #280 Jun 16,   #281 Jun 23,   #282 Jun 30,   #283 Jul 7,   #284 Jul 14,   #285 Jul 21, 
          #286 Jul 28,   #287 Aug 4,   #288 Aug 11,   #289 Aug 18,   #290 Aug 25,   #291 Sep 1,   #293 Sep 15,   #294 Sep 22,   #295 Sep 29,   #296 Oct 6 1934
        , as by Richard Essex 
    - * They All Wanted Arabella Minter  [Jack Slade], (na)  The Thriller Library #444, August 7 1937, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * The Trail of the Tiger  [Jack Slade], (na)  The Thriller #345, September 14 1935, as by Richard Essex
 
    - * Wanted  [Jack Slade], (na)  The Thriller #300, November 3 1934, as by Richard Essex
 
  
Starrett, (Charles) Vincent (Emerson) (1886-1974); used pseudonym Edgar Savage (about) (chron.)
  
    - * The Adventure of the Cat and the Fiddle, A Sherlockian Sonnet  [Sherlock Holmes], (pm)  The Baker Street Journal January 1948
 
    
    - * The Adventure of the Empty Cupboard, A Sherlockian Sonnet  [Sherlock Holmes], (pm)  The Baker Street Journal April 1948
 
    
    - * The Adventure of the Unique Hamlet  [Sherlock Holmes], (ss)  self-published, December 1920, as "The Unique Hamlet"
 
    
    - * The Bloody Crescendo  [Sally Cardiff], (nv)  Real Detective Oct,   Nov 1934
 
    
    - * The Blue Door, (na)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories August 1927, as by Edgar Savage
 
    - * The Body in the Ostrich Cage  [Jimmie Lavender], (ss)  Mystery May 1934
 
    - * Burglar Proof, (ss)  Detective Story Magazine December 4 1917
 
    - * The Case of the Blades of Damascus, (ss)  The Evening Citizen February 5 1949
 
    
    - * The Case of the Missing Heiress, (ss)  G.P. Detective Stories #23, February 1949
 
    - * The Case of the Shoeless Man, (ss)  The Black Mask August 1921
 
    - * The Case of the Surplus Sleuths, (ss)  Detective Stories v6 #2, 1952
 
    - * The Case of the Two Flutes  [Jimmie Lavender], (nv)  Mystery April 1934, as "The Phantom Flute Player"
 
    
    - * The Clue of the Trembling Puppy  [Jimmie Lavender], (ss)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories March 1931
 
    - * A Corpse Named Miles  [Jimmie Lavender], (nv)  Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine June 1964
 
    - * Crazy Like a Fox  [Jimmie Lavender], (vi)  Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine November 1955
 
    
    - * The Day of the Cripples  [Jimmie Lavender], (ss)  The Saint Detective Magazine October 1956
 
    
    - * Dilemma at Shanghai, (ss)  Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1942
 
    
    - * The Eleventh Juror, (nv)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories August 1927
 
    
    - * The Fingernail Clue, (nv)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories May 1928
 
    - * Fog Over Hong Kong, (nv)  Fourth Mystery Companion ed. A. L. Furman, Lantern Press, 1946
 
    
    - * Folio Old Calf, (ss)  The American Book Collector May/June 1933
 
    
    - * Footsteps in the Dark  [Jimmie Lavender], (ss)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories March 1929
 
    - * Footsteps of Fear, (ss)  The Black Mask April 1920
 
    
    - * Formula for Murder  [Jimmie Lavender], (nv)  Real Detective April 1933
 
    - * The House Across the Street, (ss)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories April 1928
 
    - * The House That Vanished  [Jimmie Lavender], (ss)  Mystery January 1935
 
    - * International Murder, Inc., (ss)  Detective Book Magazine Fall 1937
 
    - * In the Wilds of New York, (ss)  The Black Mask June 1921
 
    - * The Lame Duck  [Jimmie Lavender], (nv)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories November 1930
 
    - * The Lisping Man  [Jimmie Lavender], (nv)  Mystery November 1934
 
    - * The Man Across the Passage, (nv)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories November 1928
 
    - * Man in Hiding, (ss)  Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine December 1964
 
    
    - * The Man in the Cask, (nv)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories June/July 1927
 
    - * Missing Men  [Jimmie Lavender], (nv)  Short Stories April 25 1925
 
    
    - * Mr. Holmes of Baker Street, (ar)  Real Detective December 1932
 
    - * Murder at the Opera  [Sally Cardiff], (nv)  Real Detective October 1934 (+1), as "The Bloody Crescendo"
 
    
    - * Murder on “B” Deck  [Walter Ghost], (n.)  Doubleday Crime Club, 1929
 
    
    - * The Open Window, (ss)  The Black Mask March 1921
 
    - * The Other Woman, (ss)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories April/May 1927
 
    
    - * The Phantom Flute Player  [Jimmie Lavender], (nv)  Mystery April 1934
 
    
    - * The Phony Money Trail  [Jimmie Lavender], (nv)  Amazing Detective Stories April 1931
 
    - * A Picture for Ronald Coleman, (nv)  Mammoth Detective June 1947
 
    - * The Private Vengeance of Arthur Cutten, (ar)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories March 1931, as by Edgar Savage
 
    - * The Raven’s Claw  [Jimmie Lavender], (ss)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories February 1931
 
    - * Riders in the Dark, (ss)  Weird Tales July/August 1923
 
    
    - * Stalled, (ss)  Detective Story Magazine November 20 1917
 
    - * Statement of John August Durand, (ss)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories October 1928
 
    - * The Street of Idols, (nv)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories February 1928
 
    - * The Testimony of the Dog, (nv)  Mystery Stories January 1929
 
    - * Too Many Sleuths, (nv)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories October 1927
 
    
    - * The Tragedy of Papa Ponsard, (ss)  The American Book Collector May/June 1933, as "Folio Old Calf"
 
    
    - * Tragic Rhythm  [Jimmie Lavender], (ss)  Mystery February 1935
 
    - * 221B, (pm)  Autolycus in Limbo by Vincent Starrett, E.P. Dutton, 1943
 
    
    - * The Unique Hamlet  [Sherlock Holmes], (ss)  self-published, December 1920
 
    
    - * A Volume of Poe, (nv)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories February 1929
 
    - * The Wellington Binoculars  [Jimmie Lavender], (ss)  Detective Tales October 1 1922
 
    - * The Wrong Stairway, (nv)  Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories March 1928
 
  
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