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Etherline: The Science Fiction Newsletter [#40, no date] ed. Ian J. Crozier (A.F.P.A., 6d, 24pp, digest) [] Details supplied by James Doig. 3 · No 2: John W. Campbell · Donald H. Tuck · bi [Ref. John W. Campbell, Jr.]

Etherline: The Science Fiction Newsletter [#41, December 2, 1954] ed. Ian J. Crozier (A.F.P.A., 6d, 24pp, digest) [] Details supplied by James Doig. 4 · No 3: Isaac Asimov · Donald H. Tuck · bi [Ref. Isaac Asimov]

Etherline: The Science Fiction Newsletter [#42, December 24, 1954] ed. Ian J. Crozier (A.F.P.A., 6d, 24pp, digest) [] Details supplied by James Doig. 4 · No 4: Arthur C. Clarke · Donald H. Tuck · bi [Ref. Arthur C. Clarke]

Etherline: The Science Fiction Newsletter [#46, March 18-20, 1955] ed. I. J. C. (A.F.P.A., 6d, 44pp, digest) [] Sydney Convention issue. Details supplied by Roger Robinson. 3-13 · Pre-War Fanzines in Australia · W. D. Veney · ar 21-26 · Author Story Listing. No.8—Robert A. Heinlein · Donald H. Tuck · bi

Eulogy   (about)

Eulogy [#1, Winter 1992] ed. Timothy G. Libby ($3.50, 50pp, octavo, cover by Rion Shanks) [] Details supplied by Richard Bleiler. 4 · Cult Crime Network · Dyna Chantry · ss 8 · Road Kill · Kenneth Goldman · ss 22 · A Family Affair · William D. Cissna · ss 31 · Cavity Police · Christian Long · ss 37 · Opinons! · Douglas Johnson · ss

Eulogy [v3, Spring 1993] ed. Timothy G. Libby (Pumphouse Publications, $3.00, 60pp, quarto, cover by Rion Shanks) [] Details supplied by Bill Cissna. 5 · The Be-all, End-all, Book of Fear · Ace Boggess · ss 12 · [illustration] · Rion Shanks · il 13 · My Brain Escapes Me · Robert Rhine · ss 23 · How It Grows · William D. Cissna · ss 28 · [illustration] · Alfred W. Ellis, IV · il 29 · No Smiles, for Fear of Living · Gregory L. Norris · ss 30 · Ernest Becomes a Breath Mint · Rion Shanks & Mark Baughn · il 33 · Facelift/Snack-time · Brian Jones · il 38 · [illustration] · Eric Turowski · il 39 · The Family · Keith Combs · ss 43 · Mean Old Man · Sherrie Brown · ss 46 · [illustration] · Eria R. Weaver · il 47 · My Name Is D. Roger Bain · Charles M. Saplak · ss 50 · Ladies’ Night at the Zoo · Edward Lodi · ss 59 · Internally Yours · Angela Relitz · pm

The European Magazine   (about)

The European Magazine [v25, 1794] [] Issue partially indexed. · The Nun · S. P. · ss

The European Magazine [v2 #5 (New Series), January 1826] (John Miller, 112pp) [] Details supplied by Bradley Scott from bound volume. 3 · “A Mad World, My Masters!” · [uncredited] · ed 8 · Jeu de Mots · [uncredited] · pm 9 · The Fine Arts · [uncredited] · cr; “An enquiry into the necessity of a national encouragement of the fine arts, and whether the English nation are ever likely to excel in art: In answer to the Edinburgh Review.” 18 · Thirty Rules for Reviewing: Or, Critical Maxims · [uncredited] · hu 21 · Defence of Medical Students · Medicus · ar 23 · Picture Auctions and Picture Dealers · A Dealer · ar 26 · Of Unhappy Marriages · [uncredited] · es 29 · One Fool in a Family Enough at a Time: A Peter Pindaric Anecdote · J. F. Stuart · pm 31 · [letter to Richard Davenport, Esq., 23d October, 1749] · John Wesley · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 31 · [letter to Richard Davenport, Esq., June 16, 1767] · Allan Ramsay · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 32 · [letter to Richard Davenport, Esq., July 8th, 1767] · Allan Ramsay · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 32 · [letter to Richard Davenport, Esq., 22nd of July, 1766] · David Hume · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 32 · [letter to Richard Davenport, Esq., 9 Aoust (9 th of August?), 1766] · Jean-Jacques Rousseau · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 33 · [letter to Richard Davenport, Esq., 2d Sept. 1766] · David Hume · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 34 · [letter to Richard Davenport, Esq., 11tre, 7, 1766] · Jean-Jacques Rousseau · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 34 · [letter to Richard Davenport, Esq., 4. 8bre (4 th of October), 1766] · Jean-Jacques Rousseau · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 35 · [letter to Richard Davenport, Esq., 14 Octobre, 1766] · Jean-Jacques Rousseau · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 35 · The Cloak · P. · hu 38 · Characters for Charity’s Sake, No. III: Henry Brougham, Esq. M.P. · [uncredited] · bg 43 · Laura (“Fair Laura in a luckless hour…”) · Haug · pm; translation. 43 · A Graphic Sketch of a Late Celebrated Execution (Henry Fauntleroy) · Q. Q. Q. · ar 53 · Confessions of a Lover · [uncredited] · ar 58 · Stanzas: From the Italian of “Il Tramontar Del Sole,” &c. · Catherine · pm 59 · Mathews’ Defence of His Trip to America · C. Mathews · ar 68 · A Stir Among the Bibliopoles · [uncredited] · ar 69 · The Year 1825 with a Glance at 1720 · [uncredited] · ar 76 · The Month · [uncredited] · ar 81 · Drama · [uncredited] · th 87 · Thoughts in a Churchyard · Joseph Tinker Buckingham, uncredited · pm

The European Magazine [v2 #6 (New Series), February 1826] (John Miller, 112pp) [] Details supplied by Bradley Scott from bound volume. 115 · The Lusus Naturae and the German Professor · [uncredited] · ar 123 · Recent Travels in France · [uncredited] · cr [Ref. James Paul Cobbett, John M. Cobbett, John Smith & Thomas Pennington] 132 · Symptoms of Authorship · [uncredited] · cr 139 · Female Beauty · C. · es 145 · Translation of Petrarca’s Sonnet, “Onde Tolse Amor L’Oro e di Qual Vena” · Petrarch; translated by A. S. Rydon · pm 146 · Legend of the Catholic Church: St. Nicephorus’s Beard · Percy Vyvian · pm 149 · Hints for a New Joint Stock Company · C. R. · hu 153 · Mechanics’ Institutions, and Apprentices’ Academies · [uncredited] · ar 157 · Defence of Picture Auctions and Dealers: By an Admirer of Fine Arts · [uncredited] · ar 161 · An Evening Party · [uncredited] · ss 165 · Complaint and Petition of the Public · [uncredited] · ar 167 · My First Appearance · [uncredited] · ss 170 · To an Old Man, Who Married a Very Young Woman: From the Dutch · [uncredited] · pm 171 · Diseases of the Past Month: January · X. I. P. · ar 172 · Character of the Late Czar (Alexander I) · [uncredited] · ob 178 · Beauty and Bravery · Beatrice · pm 179 · Reply to Mr. Mathews: By a Native Yankee · J. N. · lt 187 · The Month · [uncredited] · ar 193 · Drama · [uncredited] · th [Ref. George Colman]

The European Magazine [v2 #7 (New Series), March 1826] (John Miller, 112pp) [] Details supplied by Bradley Scott from bound volume. 227 · Characters for Charity’s Sake, No. IV: Francis Place, of Westminster, Esq. · [uncredited] · bg 233 · The Encampment · [uncredited] · vi 239 · The Maniac · A. S. (by Agnes Strickland) · pm 240 · The Duties of a Ladies’ Maid · [uncredited] · br 245 · Farewell and Defiance to Love · John Clare, uncredited · pm 247 · Refinements · [uncredited] · hu 250 · Lines Composed at Midnight · F. · pm 251 · Wants a Situation · [uncredited] · ss 254 · The Test of Wit · [uncredited] · hu 256 · Dirge on Elizabeth, the Lamented Duchess of Rutland · Lumley St. George Skeffington · pm 257 · [letter to Richard Davenport, Esq., August the 7 th, 1766] · William Fitzherbert · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 257 · [letter to Mr. Richard Davenport, 21st August, 1766] · George Dempster · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 257 · [letter to Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 4th May 1767] · Richard Davenport · lt [Ref. Jean-Jacques Rousseau] 258 · [letters to Richard Davenport, various dates, 1766-7] · Jean-Jacques Rousseau · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 260 · [letter, apparently to Richard Davenport, Sept. 6, unknown year] · W. Becket · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 260 · [letter to Richard Davenport, Jan. 22d, unknown year ] · Richard Stonhewer · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 262 · The Prospect, and Other Poems · [uncredited] · br [Ref. Edward Moxon] 267 · The Devil’s Freak · G. L. A. · pm 269 · The Horrors of Sensibility [Part 1 of 2] · G. F. · sl 273 · An Impartial Enquiry Into the Merits of Winter, 12th January · [uncredited] · ar 277 · The Temple of Vesta—A Rejected Newdigate · S. · hu 279 · On Newton’s Painting of the Dull Lecture · Washington Irving · pm 280 · Rules for the Regulation of the New London University · Q. · fa 281 · Irish Bar · J. F. · ar 283 · Universal Reform: A Vision · [uncredited] · ss 289 · Village Lawyers and Lawless Villagers: A Sketch of American Life · H. K. · ar 295 · Alexander: Character and Policy of the Late Emperor of Russia · X. · ar 297 · The Month · [uncredited] · ms 302 · Drama · [uncredited] · th

The European Magazine [v2 #8 (New Series), April 1826] (John Miller, 112pp) [] Details supplied by Bradley Scott from bound volume. 337 · The West India Question · John Plainway · ar 340 · Poetry and Painting, Analogy Between: In Two Parts · [uncredited] · cr 346 · The Confessions of a Printer’s Reader · Charles Comma · ar 351 · The Death of the World · [uncredited] · pm 353 · Pastime in Passion Week · [uncredited] · ar 357 · Seminaries and Academies; or, Modern Education · R. A. · ar 365 · A Farewell · [uncredited] · pm 366 · A Plague in Both Your Houses: Epistle to Mssers. Elliston, Kemble, Willet, and Forbes · C. · cr 371 · The Horrors of Sensibility [Part 2 of 2] · G. F. · sl 376 · Scandal!—Satirical · Percy Vyvian · pm 377 · The Paintings in the British Institution · [uncredited] · cr 383 · A Fashionable Vocabulary · Q. Q. Q. · fa 387 · The New Joe Miller · P. T. · hu 389 · Fops and Foplings · [uncredited] · hu 393 · Mother and Daughter · [uncredited] · pm 394 · The National (Late Mr. Angerstein’s) Gallery · Y. · cr 399 · Characters for Charity’s Sake, No. V: A Group of Glories · [uncredited] · cr 407 · The Month · [uncredited] · ms 411 · Drama · [uncredited] · th 421 · The Evening Hour · Catherine · pm

The European Magazine [v2 #9 (New Series), May 1826] (John Miller, 112pp) [] Details supplied by Bradley Scott from bound volume. 449 · Novelties of Southern Literature No. 1: La Pia, an Italian Romance, by B. Sestini · [uncredited] · cr [Ref. B. Sestini] 458 · Epigram · Percy Vyvian · pm 459 · Edmund Burke and Humphry Colquhoun · [uncredited] · ss 467 · Poetry and Painting, Analogy Between: Part 2 · [uncredited] · cr 472 · To the Evening · Percy Vyvian · pm 473 · The Half-Pay Club [Part 1 of ?] · [uncredited] · pl 481 · Sonnet: Beautiful in Death · [uncredited] · pm 482 · The Dead Priest · D. C. R. · ar 487 · Mr. Blount’s Mss. · [uncredited] · cr [Ref. Philip Blount] 492 · Spanish Ballad · De V. (by M. A. C. de Viley, of Chelmsford) · pm 493 · My Trial for My Own Murder · G. F. · ss 500 · [Several letters to Richard Davenport, dated Feb-Mar 1767] · Jean Jacques Rousseau · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 504 · [letter to Richard Davenport, 5 Nov. 1767] · L. Dutens · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 505 · [letter to Richard Davenport, March 18, 1767] · H. S. Conway · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 505 · [letter to Richard Davenport, 20th of March, 1767(?)] · David Hume · lt [Ref. Richard Davenport] 506 · A Missing !!!: Zachariah Richmond · R. · ?? 509 · The Return of a Man of War · [uncredited] · ?? 513 · Letter from Mr. Puff to the Editor of The European Magazine, (New Series) · Puff · fa 523 · Drama · [uncredited] · th

The European Magazine [v2 #10 (New Series), June 1826] (John Miller, 112pp) [] Details supplied by Bradley Scott from bound volume. 561 · Extracts from the Ms. Journal of a Philhellenist · Daniel Elster · ar 570 · Punch and Judy : A Philosophical Poem, in Two Cantos · Bougersdickius · pm 580 · The Otium Cum Dignitate · Percy Vyvian · ar 587 · To Athens · Percy Vyvian · pm 588 · A Beau of Fifty · [uncredited] · es 590 · Sonnet: Life · [uncredited] · pm 591 · A Day in Ireland · E. · ar 595 · The Half-Pay Club [Part 2 of ?] · [uncredited] · pl 604 · Gondola Song, &c.: Adapted to the Music of “Giovinetto Cavalier,” in the Opera of “il Crociato in Egitto” · Meta · pm 605 · The German Drama, No. 1 · [uncredited] · cr [Ref. F. L. Z. Werner] 614 · An Admirable Chapter on Admiration · An Admirer · fa 617 · The Past and Present; Or, Metropolitan Memorials · [uncredited] · ar 621 · Gay Versus Rogers · P. T. · cr [Ref. John Gay & Samuel Rogers] 627 · Suicide · [uncredited] · es 630 · The Boyne Water: A Tale by the O’Hara Family · [uncredited] · br [Ref. John Banim] 633 · Palpable Truths · G. L. A. · pm 634 · Drama · [uncredited] · th

Eve (1919)   (about)

Eve [November 2, 1921] [] Issue partially indexed from the Index of Short Stories in Edward J. O’Brien’s The Best Short Stories (1915-1917). · At the Toy Menders · A. M. Burrage · ss

Eve [November 23, 1921] [] Issue partially indexed from the Index of Short Stories in Edward J. O’Brien’s The Best Short Stories (1915-1917). · The Light in the Garden · Edward Frederic Benson · ss

Eve [March 1, 1922] [] Issue partially indexed from the Index of Short Stories in Edward J. O’Brien’s The Best Short Stories (1915-1917). · Interviewer · Basil MacDonald Hastings · ss

Eve [April 26, 1922] [] Issue partially indexed. · The Lovers · A. M. Burrage · ss

Eve [May 10, 1922] [] Issue partially indexed. · Number 12 · E. F. Benson · ss

Eve [June 7, 1922] [] Issue partially indexed. · The Top Landing · E. F. Benson · ss

Eve [April 9, 1924] [] Issue partially indexed. · The Appeal · E. M. Delafield · ss

Eve [Vol. XXV, No. 326, June 9, 1926] (485-548pp) [] Subtitled “The Lady’s Pictorial, with which is incorporated The Woman’s Supplement”. 486 · Nights Out. No. 4 The Savoy · Sydney Tremayne · ar; illustrated by “Fish” 488 · 1926 Pattern · Various · pt 489 · Women of the Day No. 4—Lady Violet Bonham Carter · Viola Tree · bg [Ref. Violet Bonham Carter] 490 · The Potters of To-day · Margot Hirons · ar 492 · Other Days, Other Fashions, No. 4 · Viscountess Curzon · pi 493 · Second Thoughts on First Nights · Sir Topaz · cl 494 · Is Zat So? · [uncredited] · pi 495 · Eve Goes Fishing in the Social Seas · [uncredited] · cl 499 · The Doggy World (19) Miss Denyer’s Afghan Hounds at Courtney Lodge, Sutton Courtney, Berks · Mrs. Carlo F. C. Clarke · ar 500 · Women in the News · Rudolph de Cordova · cl 502 · “Crewe Train” [Part 4 of ?] · Rose Macaulay · sl; illustrated by Keith Bryant 507 · “Talking About Books…” · Richard King · rc 512 · A Modern Æsthete · Erté · pi 513 · Matters Material to the Mode · Meander in Paris · ar 516 · Home House · Nathalie Magruder Campbell · ar 518 · The Reaction · Chris Sewell · ss; illustrated by Treyer Evans 522 · Eve at Golf · Eleanor E. Helme · cl 526 · The Garden in June · Eleanour Sinclair Rohde · ar 528 · Confetti · Various · hu 530 · Mid-day Menus for June · Catherine Ives · ar 532 · Eve Goes Shopping: Beach and Bathing Suits · M. E. Brooke · cl 536 · My Face Is My Fortune · Her Mother · cl 542 · Jottings of Eve · [uncredited] · cl 544 · Eve and Her Car · [uncredited] · cl 548 · Powder and Puff · [uncredited] · qa

Eve [Vol. XXV, No. 327, June 16, 1926] (549-612pp) [] Subtitled “The Lady’s Pictorial, with which is incorporated The Woman’s Supplement”. Only fiction listed. 566 · “Crewe Train” [Part 5 of ?] · Rose Macaulay · sl; illustrated by Keith Bryant 582 · The Blind God · Margaret Butcher · ss

Eve [Vol. XXV, No. 328, June 23, 1926] (613-684pp) [] Subtitled “The Lady’s Pictorial, with which is incorporated The Woman’s Supplement”. Only fiction listed. 630 · “Crewe Train” [Part 6 of ?] · Rose Macaulay · sl; illustrated by Keith Bryant 644 · I Found a Fiver · Ethel Mannin · pm 647 · The Thurmaston Pearls · Holloway Horn · ss

Eve [Vol. XXV, No. 329, June 30, 1926] (685-744pp) [] Subtitled “The Lady’s Pictorial, with which is incorporated The Woman’s Supplement”. Only fiction listed. 702 · “Crewe Train” [Part 7 of ?] · Rose Macaulay · sl; illustrated by Keith Bryant 718 · Little Georgette · Ethel Mannin · pm 719 · The Sewing Party · Colette; translated by F. Manies · ss translated from the French.

Eve [Christmas 1926] [] Issue partially indexed. · “Just Imagine…” · Elizabeth Bowen · ss

Eve [August 17, 1927] [] Issue partially indexed. · The Man with the Chestnut Beard · Anthony Gilbert · ss

Eve [August 24, 1927] [] Issue partially indexed. · The Reading of the Will · Anthony Gilbert · ss

Eve [January 30, 1929] [] Issue partially indexed. · The Traveller · Lord Dunsany · pm

Eve (1958)   (about)

Eve [Vol. 1 No. 1, April 1958] [] Details taken from eBay listing. · To Both Their Own · Margaret Mead · ar · Dilemma · Dempsey · ct · A Pen, a Bottle of Ink, and Thou · Jerome Beatty, Jr. · ar · The Lovers · Denise Levertov · ss · Pretty on the Bus · James Leo Herlihy · ss · Poetry & Jazz · Misc. · ms · Songs of Couch and Consulation · Misc. · ms · The Solar Barque · Anaïs Nin · ss · Only a House Wife · Pessa S. Klipstein · ss · Second Marriage: Is Hope Triumphing Over Experience · Winifred Cullen · ar · The Dusting of the Books · Dorothy Hughes · ss · Junior Maternity: A Pregnant Idea · Ralph Poole · pi · The Awkward Look · Carol Scarlett · ss · What Does the Rising Divorce Rate Mean? · He Says: Holes in the Social Fabric · Horace · ar · She Says: Swinging on a Different Scene · Rachel Lawrence · ar

Eve (1962)   (about)

Eve [Vol. 1 Issue 1, July 1962] (Sampson Publishing & Distribution Corp., $1.00, 72pp) [] 4 · Bardot Twist · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Ann Wesley. 12 · We’ve Just Met a Girl Named Maria · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Maria Clarance. 18 · The Yellow Wallpaper · Charlotte Perkins Gilman · ss New England Magazine January 1892 24 · Ballad to a Beauty · Robert Browning · pm Men and Women by Robert Browning, 1855, as “A Pretty Woman”; featuring photos of Christine Ballad. 28 · Dear Mr. S. · Larry Ludlow · fa 32 · Eve Meets a Swedish Beauty · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Marlena Loren. 43 · The Big Build-Up · Kevin McBride · ar 50 · Robinson’s Trousseau · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Nina Corol. 55 · The Best Five-Cents in View · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Audrey Nichols. 62 · A Race for Time · Trevor Sands · ss 66 · New Hollywood Fawn · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Bambi Martino.

Eve [Vol. 1 Issue 3, October 1962] (Sampson Publishing & Distribution Corp., $1.00, 72pp) [] 2 · All About Eve · The Editor · ed 5 · Letters to Eve · The Readers · lc 6 · Let’s Revel in It · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Rosina Revelle. 10 · The “It Isn’t That I Can’t Afford Better, But!” Ploy · David Hurst · fa 14 · Projection Project · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Caryl Casey; given as “Projection Perfect” in the Table of Contents. 18 · Soldiers of Fortune · Ralph Rawlings · ss; given as by Larry Marlo in the Table of Contents. 22 · The Big Challange · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Paula Challanger. 28 · Rocky Interlude · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Jacki Hill. 32 · What’s New? · [uncredited] · cl 35 · Sheba the Queen · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Sheba Britt. 44 · Feline Fisticuffs · Roy Stevens · pi 48 · The Long Count · Trevor Sands · ss 50 · Rouge & Blanc · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Toni Winters; given as “Rouge au Blanc” in the Table of Contents. 58 · French Spice · [uncredited] · pi 60 · Casbah Dream · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Malena Montero. 64 · Bar Room Tricks · [uncredited] · ms 67 · Kopy Kat · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Ule Mahler.

The Evening Citizen   (about)

Only selected pieces indexed.

• January 1, 1949: No fiction.
• January 8, 1949:
  • · When Murder Fixes a Race · Brett Halliday · ss
• January 15, 1949:
  • · Sudden Death in Thunder Butte · Wayne D. Overholser · ss
• January 22, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Body in Grant’s Tomb · Cornell Woolrich · nv Dime Detective Magazine January 1943, as “The Body in Grant’s Tomb”
• January 29, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Threatened Pastor · Thorne Lee · ss
• February 5, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Blades of Damascus · Vincent Starrett · ss
• February 12, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Runaway Cashier · Walt Anderson · ss
• February 19, 1949:
  • · A Case of Hit-and-Run · Philip Ketchum · ss
• February 26, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Lukewarm Lips · Leonard Hilts · ss
• March 5, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Murdered Double · Robert Carlton · ss
• March 12, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Frightened Stenographer · Milton K. Ozaki · ss; announced as “The Case of the Mistaken Passenger”.
• March 19, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Jack of Diamonds · Q. Patrick (by Richard Wilson Webb & Hugh Callingham Wheeler) · na The American Magazine November 1936, as “The Jack of Diamonds”
• March 26, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Red-Headed Girls · Harry Whittington · ss
• April 2, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Haitian Horde · Walt Anderson · ss
• April 9, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Diamonds of Death · Leonard Finley Hilts · ss
• April 16, 1949:
  • · Case of the Red Carnation Murders · Lawrence De Foy · na Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine October 1945, as “Red Carnation Murders”
• April 23, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Jewelled Dagger · Philip Ketchum · ss
• April 30, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Rightful Heir · Polly Simpson McManus · ss
• May 7, 1949:
  • · The Case of Double Jeopardy · William Irish · nv Black Mask July 1942, as “Three Kills for One
    3 Kills for 1” by Cornell Woolrich
• May 14, 1949:
  • · The Man with Four Hands · Carl G. Hodges · ss
• May 21, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Red-Headed Witness · Leonard Hilts · ss
• May 28, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Birds of Prey · Walt Anderson · ss
• June 4, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Waiting Vultures · Philip Ketchum · ss
• June 11, 1949:
  • · The Murder of the Funny Man [Oliver Quade] · Frank Gruber · nv Black Mask May 1939, as “Funny Man”
• June 18, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Blonde in the Bay · Harry Whittington · ss
• June 25, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Murders in Paradise · Walt Anderson · ss
• July 2, 1949:
  • · A Case of Framing—for Murder · Frank Morris · ss
• July 9, 1949:
  • · Case of the Love Tunnel Catacomb · Don Campbell · ss
• July 16, 1949:
  • · Murder Rides the Canyon · Wayne D. Overholser · ss
• July 23, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Girl on 24th Street · Walter R. Hecox · ss
• July 30, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Upset Wedding · Philip Ketchum · ss
• August 6, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Wayward Husband · Leonard B. Rosborough · ss
• August 13, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Hand of Fate · Walt Anderson · ss
• August 20, 1949:
  • · Escape to Nowhere · William L. Lucas · ss
• August 27, 1949:
  • · Case of the Substitute Victim · Carl G. Hodges · ss
• September 3, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Plaster Cat [Lt. Timothy Trant] · Q. Patrick (by Hugh Callingham Wheeler) · na Mystery Book Magazine July 1946, as “The Plaster Cat” by Patrick Quentin
• September 10, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Homicidal Blonde · Harry Whittington · ss
• September 17, 1949:
  • · The Case of the House of Hate · Jules Archer · ss
• September 24, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Seventh Cat · Philip Ketchum · ss
• October 1, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Dupe of Death · William L. Lucas · ss; announced as “Dupe of the Devil”.
• October 8, 1949:
  • · The Murder of My Father · Emmett McDowell · ss
• October 15, 1949:
  • · The Case of the Deadly Pick-Up · Milton K. Ozaki · ss
• October 22, 1949:
  • · Case of the Missing Twelve Days [Mike Shayne] · Brett Halliday · n. Dodd, Mead, 1949, as “Call for Michael Shayne”; abridged.
• October 29, 1949:
  • · A Case of Danger in the Dark · Philip Ketchum · ss
• November 5, 1949:
  • · The Upside Down Murders · Michael W. Elm · ss
• November 12, 1949:
  • · Case of the Lying Son · William Irish · nv Detective Fiction Weekly October 9 1937, as “The Lie” by Cornell Woolrich
• November 19, 1949:
  • · The Greatest Story Ever Told [Part 1 of 6] · Fulton Oursler · n. Doubleday, 1949
• November 26, 1949:
  • · The Greatest Story Ever Told [Part 2 of 6] · Fulton Oursler · n. Doubleday, 1949
• December 3, 1949:
  • · The Greatest Story Ever Told [Part 3 of 6] · Fulton Oursler · n. Doubleday, 1949
• December 10, 1949:
  • · The Greatest Story Ever Told [Part 4 of 6] · Fulton Oursler · n. Doubleday, 1949
• December 17, 1949:
  • · The Greatest Story Ever Told [Part 5 of 6] · Fulton Oursler · n. Doubleday, 1949
• December 24, 1949:
  • · The Greatest Story Ever Told [Part 6 of 6] · Fulton Oursler · n. Doubleday, 1949
• December 31, 1949:
  • · Father of the Bride [Part 1 of 3] · Edward Streeter · sl Collier’s January 8 1949
• January 7, 1950:
  • · Father of the Bride [Part 2 of 3] · Edward Streeter · sl Collier’s January 15 1949
• January 14, 1950:
  • · Father of the Bride [Part 3 of 3] · Edward Streeter · sl Collier’s January 22 1949
• January 21, 1950:
  • · The Case of Murder in Her Heart · Milton K. Ozaki · ss
• January 28, 1950:
  • · The Case of the Fatal Mistake · Frank Gruber · ss G.P. Detective Stories #22, December 1948
• February 4, 1950:
  • · The Case of the Masterpiece Murders · Paul W. Fairman · ss F.P. Detective Stories August 1949, as “The Masterpiece Murders”
• February 11, 1950:
  • · Mystery of the Four Fake Husbands · Philip Ketchum · ss G.P. Detective Stories #24, April 1949
• February 18, 1950:
  • · Holding Hands with Death · Milton K. Ozaki · ss
• February 25, 1950: Missing.
• March 4, 1950:
  • · The Case of the Purple Hair · Polly Simpson McManus · ss; given as by Polly Simpson MacManus.
• March 11, 1950:
  • · The Case of the Poisoned Dart · Walt Anderson · ss
• March 18, 1950: Missing.
• March 25, 1950: Missing.
• April 1, 1950: Missing.
• April 8, 1950:
  • · Murder Rides on the Alcan · William G. Bogart · ss G.P. Western Stories #22, November 1948
• April 15, 1950: Missing.
• April 22, 1950: Missing.
• April 29, 1950: Missing.
• May 6, 1950: Missing.
• May 13, 1950: Missing.
• May 20, 1950: Missing.
• May 27, 1950: Missing.
• June 3, 1950: Missing.
• June 10, 1950: Missing.
• June 17, 1950:
  • · The Case of the Invisible Lover [Ellery Queen] · Ellery Queen · ss Mystery September 1934, as “Four Men Loved a Woman”
• June 24, 1950:
  • · Mystery in Room 913 · Cornell Woolrich · na Detective Fiction Weekly June 4 1938
• July 1, 1950: Missing.
• July 8, 1950: Missing.
• July 15, 1950:
  • · A Little Case of Frame-Up · W. T. Brannon · ss
• July 22, 1950:
  • · The Case of the Hot Car Murders · Leonard Finley Hilts · ss
• July 29, 1950:
  • · The Case of the Goldfish Keeper · Raymond Chandler · ss
• August 5, 1950:
  • · The Case of Too Many Sleuths · Vincent Starrett · nv Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories October 1927, as “Too Many Sleuths”
• August 12, 1950:
  • · The Case of the Girl I Left Behind · Lester Dent · ss
• August 19, 1950:
  • · When Death Calls Outs a Spade · William G. Bogart · ss G.P. Detective Stories #22, December 1948, as “Death Calls a Spade”
• August 26, 1950:
  • · The Case of a Handfull of Murder · Carl G. Hodges · ss
• September 2, 1950:
  • · Murder at the Opera [Sally Cardiff] · Vincent Starrett · nv Real Detective October 1934 (+1), as “The Bloody Crescendo”
• September 9, 1950: Missing.
• September 16, 1950: Missing.
• September 23, 1950:
  • · Little Doc · Walter J. Coburn · na Big-Book Western Magazine July 1947, as “Little Doc’s .30-30 Quarantine”
• September 30, 1950:
  • · The Old Tin Box · Frank Gruber · na Clues Detective Stories September 1941
• October 7, 1950: Missing.
• October 14, 1950: Missing.
• October 21, 1950: Missing.
• October 28, 1950: Missing.
• November 4, 1950:
  • · The Case of the Misplaced Phone · Miriam S. Allen · ss G.P. Detective Stories #23, February 1949, as “The Misplaced ’Phone”
• November 11, 1950:
  • · Carbon Kill · Julius Long · ss
• November 18, 1950: Missing.
• November 25, 1950:
  • · Special Delivery · Lee Priestley · ss
• December 2, 1950:
  • · Ghost Detour · Oren Arnold · ss
• December 9, 1950: No fiction.
• December 16, 1950: Missing.
• December 23, 1950: Missing.
• December 30, 1950: Missing.

Evening Express   (about)

Only selected pieces indexed.

• May 15, 1953:
  • · The Doctor’s Wife · John Appleby · ss The Evening Standard April 21 1953
• June 5, 1953:
  • · Man in the Water · Josephine Bell · ss The Evening Standard May 27 1953
• September 11, 1953:
  • · The Snow-White Feather · John Bonett · ss The Evening Standard August 20 1953
• September 18, 1953:
  • · The Drowning of Edgar Foley [Part 1 of 2; Gervase Fen] · Edmund Crispin · ss The Evening Standard August 18 1952
• September 19, 1953:
  • · The Drowning of Edgar Foley [Part 2 of 2; Gervase Fen] · Edmund Crispin · ss The Evening Standard August 18 1952
• October 6, 1953:
  • · Murder Without an Alibi · Brian Hayes · ss The Evening Standard August 30 1951
• October 9, 1953:
  • · Debt of Honour · Philip Frome · ss The Evening Standard May 4 1951
• October 15, 1953:
  • · Death of a Playboy · T. O. Hare · ss The Evening Standard December 14 1950
• October 22, 1953:
  • · Death by Drowning · Julian Symons · ss
• October 23, 1953:
  • · Pattern for Murder · Oliver Roland · ss The Evening Standard August 18 1953
• October 29, 1953:
  • · Man Who Played Cards · Gregory Dean · ss
• November 2, 1953:
  • · Gas-Oven Murder · Leo Bruce · ss The Evening Standard October 7 1952, as “A Glass of Sherry”
• November 3, 1953:
  • · The Swag Was “Ditched” · Philip G. Chadwick · ss
• November 4, 1953:
  • · A Fortune May Arrive by Post… · John Appleby · ss
• November 5, 1953:
  • · Key Witness · Charles Irving · ss The Evening Standard October 27 1953
• November 6, 1953:
  • · Death on the Lake · John Bingham · ??
• November 9, 1953:
  • · A Bargain’s a Bargain · Michael Fallon · ss The Evening Standard October 12 1953
• November 10, 1953:
  • · Who Dialled 999? · Philip Frome · ss
• November 12, 1953:
  • · The ’Tec Was Too Late · John Alexander · ss
• November 19, 1953:
  • · Blind Man’s Bluff · [uncredited] · ss
• November 21, 1953:
  • · Gipsy’s Cross Gave Killer’s Game Away · John Bingham · ss
• November 27, 1953:
  • · Cat’s Evidence · Philip G. Chadwick · ss The Evening Standard November 12 1953
• November 30, 1953:
  • · Murder on the Mat · Henry Brinton · ss The Evening Standard May 2 1953
• December 3, 1953:
  • · Signet Ring Sealed His Fate · Max Walton · ss The Evening Standard April 24 1953, as “The Ruby Ring”
• January 22, 1954:
  • · The Body in the Bushes · Max Walton · ss The Evening Standard September 24 1951, as “Such a Little Thing”
• January 28, 1954:
  • · The Dead Man’s Clue Was Greek to Them · Max Walton · ss The Evening Standard April 7 1952, as “Tell Agnes”
• February 27, 1954:
  • · One Murder Too Many · Sydney Bunce · ss
• March 13, 1954:
  • · It’s the Loose Ends That Give You Away · Hedley Barker · ss
• April 10, 1954:
  • · Death Came by Post · Max Walton · ss The Evening Standard May 3 1952, as “Such Sweet Sorrow”
• April 21, 1954:
  • · The Flowing Tide [Insp. Joseph French] · Freeman Wills Crofts · ss The Evening Standard January 2 1953
• April 26, 1954:
  • · Dumb Witness · Matthew Coady · ss The Evening Standard April 12 1954
• May 1, 1954:
  • · The Haunted Cottage · Alan Cole · ss The Evening Standard December 19 1953
• May 6, 1954:
  • · I’m Murdering Mr. Massington · Joseph Payne Brennan · ss Esquire February 1954
• May 8, 1954:
  • · Where There’s a Will · Peter Brennan · ss
• May 15, 1954:
  • · Alibi by Post · Milward Kennedy · ss The Evening Standard April 27 1954
• May 22, 1954:
  • · Don’t Tell a Soul… · Russell Heatley · ss The Evening Standard May 7 1954
• May 29, 1954:
  • · Was He Morton? [John Appleby] · Michael Innes · ss The Evening Standard May 5 1954
• June 26, 1954:
  • · The Man in the Cloak · H. E. Blyth · ss The Evening Standard May 21 1954
• July 31, 1954:
  • · The Right Man for the Job · Geoffrey Cotterell · ss
• August 14, 1954:
  • · The Perfect Alibi [Roger Sheringham] · Anthony Berkeley · ss The Evening Standard March 11 1953
    revised from “The Story of the Perfect Alibi” (Radio Times, August 1, 1930).
• August 21, 1954:
  • · The Finishing Touch · Alexander Hewitt · ss The Evening Standard May 28 1954
• August 28, 1954:
  • · Tobias Had the Last Laugh · [uncredited] · ss
• September 4, 1954:
  • · Double Booking · Herbert Harris · ss The Evening Standard July 24 1954
• September 11, 1954:
  • · Budding Sleuth · Herbert Harris · ss The Evening Standard July 28 1954
• September 17 1954:
  • · Blood Clue Gave a Killer’s Name… · [uncredited] · ss
• September 18, 1954:
  • · The Operative Word · Milward Kennedy · ss The Evening Standard July 26 1954
• September 25, 1954:
  • · Just a Little Boy Called Twm · Michael Gilbert · ss
• November 13, 1954:
  • · Here Is the News [John Appleby] · Michael Innes · ss The Evening Standard August 11 1954
• December 25, 1954:
  • · Take Dictation, Mr Bradley · Charles Irving · ss The Evening Standard October 22 1954
• May 7, 1955:
  • · Death in a Water Tap · Vincent Warwick · ss
• May 14, 1955:
  • · Double Fault · Frank Bury · ss The Evening Standard December 30 1954
• June 4, 1955:
  • · Across the Ravine · John Appleby · ss The Evening Standard January 12 1955
• July 28, 1955:
  • · Locked Room · Charles Irving · ss The Evening Standard July 5 1951
• September 7, 1955:
  • · Inspector Wragg and the Benson Case · [uncredited] · ss
• September 15, 1955:
  • · It Was Raining · Charles Irving · ss The Evening Standard August 17 1951
• September 16, 1955:
  • · I’ll Consider Your Offer · John Bonett · ss The Evening Standard January 15 1955
• September 23, 1955:
  • · Pockle and the A-Plans [Sergeant Pockle] · Wilfred Fienburgh · ss The Evening Standard January 11 1955
• October 3, 1955:
  • · Poison Pen · Charles Irving · ss The Evening Standard January 14 1955
• October 6, 1955:
  • · Time the Enemy · Herbert Harris · ss
• October 7, 1955:
  • · Bartholomew Whistle · Vivian Milroy · ??
• October 13, 1955:
  • · Mocking Bird · John Bonett · ss
• October 14, 1955:
  • · Death of a Dandy · Herbert Harris · ss
• October 21, 1955:
  • · Safe Bet… · Herbert Harris · ss
• October 24, 1955:
  • · Limping Venus · Keston Clarke · ss The Evening Standard December 20 1954
• November 24, 1955:
  • · A Matter of £ s. d. · Herbert Harris · ss
• December 2, 1955:
  • · The Other Woman… · Herbert Harris · ss
• September 28, 1957:
  • 7 · They Got the Wrong Man [Roger West] · John Creasey · ss The (London) Evening News April 16 1956, as “Inspector West and the Busy Bookstall”

The Evening Standard   (about)

Only fiction and selected articles listed. Note that many of the stories are abridged for this publication.

• September 28, 1899:
  • · An Apology for Ghosts · [uncredited] · ar
• January 1, 1929:
  • 17 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 1 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 2, 1929:
  • 20 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 2 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 3, 1929:
  • 17 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 3 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 4, 1929:
  • 17 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 4 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 5, 1929:
  • 18 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 5 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 6, 1929:
  • 20 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 6 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 8, 1929:
  • 17 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 7 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 9, 1929:
  • 20 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 8 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 10, 1929:
  • 21 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 9 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 11, 1929:
  • 8 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 10 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 12, 1929:
  • 13 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 11 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 14, 1929:
  • 17 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 12 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 15, 1929:
  • 17 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 13 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 16, 1929:
  • 17 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 14 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 17, 1929:
  • 4 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 15 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 18, 1929:
  • 8 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 16 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 19, 1929:
  • 4 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 17 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
• January 21, 1929:
  • 17 · Dear Acquaintance [Part 18 of ?] · Rosemary Rees · sl
  (continued)