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    The Black Spectacles by John Dickson Carr (Hamish Hamilton, September 1939, 7/6d, 301pp, hc, n.) [Dr. Gideon Fell]
        Reprint (Harper 1939 as The Problem of the Green Capsule) mystery novel.

    The Cloak of D’Artagnan by John Dickson Carr (Crippen & Landru, September 2022, 8pp, ph, ss)
        John Dickson Carr’s second published short story included with the hardback edition of The Kindling Spark.

    The Island of Coffins and Other Mysteries from the Casebook of Cabin B-13 by John Dickson Carr (Crippen & Landru, December 2020, 978-1-936363-51-3, $22.00, 334pp, tp, oc, cover by Gail Cross) [edited by Tony Medawar & Douglas Greene]
        Scripts of Carr’s 1948-1949 US radio series “Cabin B-13”. Each script is followed by a one- or two-page “Notes for the Curious,” pointing out (among other things) cases in which the script reuses a previous Carr story or script and/or includes elements Carr later reused in his fiction. Also available in a hardback edition, limited to 150 copies, with a bonus chapbook, Secret Radio.
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.
    • 3 · Suspense at Sea · Tony Medawar · in
    • · Series 1
    • 9 · A Razor on Fleet Street · John Dickson Carr · pl; an edited version of the script was published in London Mystery Magazine, February/March 1952 as “Flight from Fleet Street”.
      first broadcast on CBS radio, July 5, 1948.
    • 24 · The Man Who Couldn’t Be Photographed · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, July 12, 1948.
    • 38 · Death Has Four Faces · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, July 19, 1948.
    • 52 · The Blind-Folded Knife Thrower · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, July 26, 1948.
    • 67 · No Useless Coffin · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, August 2, 1948.
    • 81 · The Nine Black Reasons · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, August 9, 1948.
    • 95 · The Count of Monte Carlo · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, August 16, 1948.
    • 109 · Below Suspicion · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, August 23, 1948.
    • 122 · The Power of Darkness · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, August 31, 1948.
    • 135 · The Footprint in the Sky · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, September 7, 1948.
    • 148 · The Man with the Iron Chest · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, September 14, 1948.
    • · Series 2
    • 163 · The Street of the Seven Daggers · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, October 3, 1948.
    • 177 · The Dancer from Stamboul · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, October 10, 1948.
    • 191 · Death in the Desert · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, October 17, 1948.
    • 205 · The Island of Coffins · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, October 24, 1948.
    • 219 · The Most Respectable Murder · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, November 7, 1948.
    • 233 · The Curse of the Bronze Lamp · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, November 14, 1948.
    • 248 · Lair of the Devil-Fish · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, November 21, 1948.
    • 261 · The Dead Man’s Knock · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, November 28, 1948.
    • 275 · The Man with Two Heads · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, December 5, 1948.
    • 288 · The Bride Vanishes · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, December 12, 1948.
    • 301 · Til Death Do Us Part · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, December 19, 1948.
    • 316 · The Sleep of Death · John Dickson Carr · pl
      first broadcast on CBS radio, December 26, 1948.
    • 331 · Cabin B-13 Air Dates on CBS · [uncredited] · ms

    The Kindling Spark: Early Tales of Mystery, Horror, and Adventure by John Dickson Carr (Crippen & Landru, September 2022, 978-1-936363-70-4, $22.00, 328pp, tp, co, cover by Ezra Cumbo) [edited by Dan Napolitano]
        Also available in a signed, numbered, hardback edition (-69-8) limited to 200 copies, and an unsigned hardback edition, each with a bonus chapbook, The Cloak of D’Artagnan.

    The Seat of the Scornful by John Dickson Carr (Hamish Hamilton, 1942, hc, n.)
        Reprint (Harper 1941 as Death Turns the Tables) mystery novel.

    Secret Radio by John Dickson Carr (Crippen & Landru, December 2020, ph, pl)
        Play first broadcast on the BBC on 22nd March 1944; the final entry in a six-part propaganda series written by Carr under the umbrella title of “The Silent Battle”. Chapbook included with the hardback edition of The Island of Coffins.

    Speak of the Devil by John Dickson Carr (Crippen & Landru, 1994, 978-1-885941-00-8, $15.00, 129pp, ph, pl)
        Radio play originally broadcast in eight parts on BBC-radio in 1941.
    • 9 · Devilment, Duels, and Infidelity · Tony Medawar · in ; given as “Duels, Devilment, and Infidelity” in the Table of Contents.

    13 to the Gallows by John Dickson Carr & Val Gielgud (Crippen & Landru, September 2008, 978-1-932009-59-0, $20.00, 258pp, tp, co, cover by Deborah Miller) [edited by Tony Medawar]
        Also available in a signed, numbered, hardback edition limited to 250 copies with a bonus chapbook, Inspector Silence Takes the Underground.
    • 7 · Suspense on Stage · Tony Medawar · in
    • 17 · Inspector Silence Takes the Air · John Dickson Carr & Val Gielgud · pl
      first produced at the Pier Pavilion, Llandudno, April 20, 1942.
    • 91 · Afterword · Tony Medawar · aw
    • 93 · Thirteen to the Gallows · John Dickson Carr & Val Gielgud · pl
      first produced at the Theatre Royal, Leicester, April 17, 1944.
    • 174 · Afterword · Tony Medawar · aw
    • 175 · Intruding Shadow · John Dickson Carr & Val Gielgud · pl
      first produced, with “She Slept Lightly” and “Prize Onions” by E. Eynon Evans, under the title Appointment with Fear at the Palace Theatre, Westcliff-on-Sea, April 2, 1945.
    • 208 · Afterword · Tony Medawar · aw
    • 209 · She Slept Lightly · John Dickson Carr & Val Gielgud · pl
      first produced, with “Intruding Shadow” and “Prize Onions” by E. Eynon Evans, under the title Appointment with Fear at the Palace Theatre, Westcliff-on-Sea, April 2, 1945.
    • 242 · Afterword · Tony Medawar · aw
    • 243 · Appendix 1: John Dickson Carr’s original ending for “Intruding Shadow” · John Dickson Carr · ms
    • 247 · Appendix 2: Notes for the Curious · Tony Medawar · ms

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