The FictionMags Index

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[]Crofton, A. F. B. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Identifying Criminals, (ar) The Cosmopolitan November 1895

[]Crofton, Claire (fl. 1870s) (chron.)
• * The Sleigh-Ride, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1876

[]Crofton, Dorcas A. (chron.)
• * Teddy Bears, (ss) Sunday January 1914

[]Crofton, E. D. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Message from the Dead, (ss) The White Magazine May/June 1909

[]Crofton, F. Blake (chron.)
• * The Major’s Big Talk Stories, (sl) St. Nicholas July 1881
• * The Major’s Big-Talk Stories, No. 1, (sl) St. Nicholas April 1880
• * The Major’s Big-Talk Stories, No. IV, (sl) St. Nicholas July 1880
• * The Major’s Big Talk Stories, Nos. V and VI, (sl) St. Nicholas August 1880
• * The Major’s Big-Talk Stories, No VII, (sl) St. Nicholas September 1880
• * The Major’s Big Talk Stories VIII, (sl) St. Nicholas October 1880
• * Thomas Chandler Haliburton, (??) The Atlantic Monthly March 1892
• * Two More of the Major’s Big Talk Stories, (sl) St. Nicholas May 1880

[]Crofton, Francis B. (1841-1912) (chron.)
• * Hairbreadth Escapes of Major Mendax, (ex) Hubbard Bros., 1889
• Visions from the Edge ed. John Bell & Lesley Choyce, Pottersfield Press, August 1981

[]Crofton, Helen A. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Rivals—or Partners?, (ss) The White Magazine March/April 1909
• * When Love Holds the Thread, (ss) The White Magazine July/August 1909

[]Crofton, J. M. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Arm in the Moonlight, (ss) 10 Story Book April 1914
• * Which Was It?, (ss) The Black Cat June 1916

[]Crofton, M. (chron.)
• * Men of the Day, (bg) Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine Oct, Nov, Dec 1892

[]Crofton, Mark (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * A Little Off the Top, (vi) Daily Science Fiction April 24 2018

[]Crofton, Teresa C. (chron.)
• * Through the Back Ages, (cl) St. Nicholas Apr, May, Jun, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1890, Jul 1891

[]Crofton-Jones, R. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Lesson Well Learned, (ts) Yes or No April 4 1908

[]Crofts, Andrew (1953- ) (about) (chron.)
• * The Collector, (bg) Penthouse (UK) January 1982
• * Fantasy Figures, (ss) Mayfair v17 #5, 1982
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• * Inside the Shadowy World of Celebrity Ghostwriters by Poppie Platt, (ar) The Daily Telegraph January 6 2023

[]Crofts, Anna Helen (fl. 1910s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Poetry and the Gods (with H. P. Lovecraft), (ss) The United Amateur September 1920, as by Anna Helen Crofts & Henry Paget-Lowe
• The Shuttered Room and Other Pieces by H. P. Lovecraft, Arkham House, 1959
• Dagon and Other Macabre Tales by H. P. Lovecraft, Arkham House, 1965
• The Tomb and Other Tales by H. P. Lovecraft, Beagle, December 1970
• The Transition of H.P. Lovecraft: The Road to Madness by H. P. Lovecraft, Ballantine Del Rey, October 1996
• Shadows of Death by H. P. Lovecraft, Del Rey, November 2005
• Eldritch Tales by H. P. Lovecraft, Gollancz, July 2011
• * Le Silent, (ss) The Tryout February 1918
• * To Autumn, (pm) The Vagrant #7, June 1918
• * War Literature, (ar) The Tryout April 1919

[]Crofts, Chrysler; pseudonym of Morley Crofts (1933-2016) (chron.)
• * The Movers, (fa) Presenting Moonshine #35, October 1973
• * Pool Hall Nirvana, (fa) Presenting Moonshine #36, November 1973
• * The Ride, (ss) Presenting Moonshine #27 Dec 1972, #28 Jan 1973
• * untitled (“Why Men Buy Books”), (fa) Presenting Moonshine #16, May 3 1971

[]Crofts, E. Whitfield (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * Blackberries, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine October 1910
• * Cornish Humour, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine January 1908
• * Cornish Wrecking, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine August 1909
• * House Flies, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine July 1910
• * Rock Gardening, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine May 1908

[]Crofts, Ernest (1847-1911) (about) (chron.)
• * The Battle of Marston Moor, (il) Chums June 28 1893
• * Napoleon and the Old Guard at Waterloo, (il) The Boy’s Own Paper July 24 1909
• * [frontispiece], (fp) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1900; from the painting by E. Crofts.
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• * The Art of Mr. Ernest Crofts, R.A. by Austin Chester, (ar) The Windsor Magazine #171, March 1909
• * Battle-Painting and Mr. Ernest Crofts, R.A. by M. H. Spielmann, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine March 1902

[]Crofts, Freeman Wills (1879-1957) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * The Absent Partner [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard December 29 1952
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955, as "The Brothers Bing"
• * The Affair at Little Wokeham [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Dodd, Mead, August 1943, as Double Tragedy
• Hodder & Stoughton (hc), November 1943
• * The Affair at Little Wokeham [Insp. Joseph French], (ex) Hodder & Stoughton, 1943
• Crime Time #23, 2001
• * The Affair at Saltover Priory [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Windsor Magazine #470, February 1934
• The Mystery of the Sleeping Car Express, Hodder & Stoughton, July 1956
• * The Agent’s Signature [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard September 29 1952
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955, as "The Sign Manual"
• * Antidote to Venom [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder & Stoughton (hc), November 1938
• The British Library (tp), April 2015
• * Anything to Declare? [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder & Stoughton (hc), March 1957
• * The Aspirins [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard September 4 1953, as "The Bottle"
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * Boomerang [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard June 7 1952, as "The Two Calls"
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * The Bottle [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard September 4 1953
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955, as "The Aspirins"
• * The Box Office Murders [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Harper, July 1929, as The Purple Sickle Murders
• W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. (hc), October 1929
• * The Broken Windscreen [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard January 3 1953
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine December 1962, as "The Broken Windshield"
• * The Broken Windshield [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard January 3 1953, as "The Broken Windscreen"
• Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine December 1962
• * The Brothers Bing [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard December 29 1952, as "The Absent Partner"
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * The Case of the Army Truck [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on December 3, 1943 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Avaricious Moneylender [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on September 27, 1944 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Burning Barn [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on May 7, 1945 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Cliff Path [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on November 5, 1943 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Enthusiastic Rabbit-Breeder [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play “The Man Who Bred Rabbits” broadcast on the BBC on February 24, 1944 as part of Here’s Wishing You Well Again, with the protagonist changed from Dr. Carteret to Inspector French.
• * The Case of the Evening Visitor [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on June 4, 1945 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Fireside Mountaineer [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play “The Case of the Man Who Loved Mountains” broadcast on the BBC on April 30, 1945 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Hidden Sten Gun [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on March 23, 1944 as part of Here’s Wishing You Well Again, with the protagonist changed from Dr. Carteret to Inspector French.
• * The Case of the Home Guard Trench [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on August 30, 1944 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Hunt Ball [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on November 26, 1943 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Invalid Colonel [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on August 23, 1944 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Limestone Quarry [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on September 20, 1944 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Lower Flat [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on November 19, 1943 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the L-Shaped Room [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on January 13, 1944 as part of Here’s Wishing You Well Again, with the protagonist changed from Dr. Carteret to Inspector French.
• * The Case of the Old Gun [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on October 29, 1943 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Playwright’s Manuscript [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play “The Case of the Stolen Manuscript” on the BBC on November 4, 1943 as part of Here’s Wishing You Well Again, with the protagonist changed from Dr. Carteret to Inspector French.
• * The Case of the Relief Signalman [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on May 21, 1945 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Retired Wine-Merchant [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on September 13, 1944 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Solicitor’s Holiday [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on September 6, 1944 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Stolen Hand Grenade [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on May 14, 1945 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Swinging Boom [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on June 1, 1944 as part of Here’s Wishing You Well Again, with the protagonist changed from Dr. Carteret to Inspector French.
• * The Case of the Telephone Call [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on November 12, 1943 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Case of the Waiting Car [Insp. Joseph French], (sa) Murderers Make Mistakes, Hodder, March 1948; adapted from the radio play of the same name broadcast on the BBC on May 28, 1945 as part of Inspector French’s Cases.
• * The Cask, (n.) W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. (hc), July 1920
• The Freeman Wills Crofts Omnibus, Collins, March 1932
• * The Cheyne Mystery [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins, June 1926, as Inspector French and the Cheyne Mystery
• Boni & Liveright (hc), September 1926
• Inspector French’s Case Book, Collins, October 1928
• * Circumstantial Evidence [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder, May 1941, as James Tarrant, Adventurer
• Dodd, Mead & Company (hc), 1941
• * Cold-Blooded Murder [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins, October 1936, as Man Overboard!
• Avon (pb), September 1947
• * Crime at Guildford [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. (hc), May 1935
• * The Crime at Nornes [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins, June 1935, as Crime at Guildford
• Dodd, Mead & Company (hc), July 1935
• * Crime on the Footplate [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard December 28 1949
• The Evening Standard Detective Book, Gollancz, 1950
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• The Saint Detective Magazine August 1956
• Crime on the Lines ed. Bryon Morgan, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1975
• Murder on the Railways ed. Peter Haining, Orion, 1996
• * Crime on the Solent [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder, July 1934, as Mystery on Southampton Water
• Dodd, Mead & Company (hc), September 1934
• * Danger in Shroude Valley [Robin Brand], (ss) The Golden Book of the Year ed. Dorothy M. Prescott, Blandford Press, 1950
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * Dark Journey [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Dodd, Mead (hc), September 1951
• * Dark Waters [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard September 21 1953
• Bodies from the Library ed. Tony Medawar, Collins Crime Club, July 2018
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * Death of a Train [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder (hc), December 1946
• * Death on the Way [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins (hc), September 1932
• * Double Death [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Harper & Brothers (hc), September 1932
• Double Death, Harper & Brothers, September 1932
• * Double Tragedy [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Dodd, Mead (hc), August 1943
• * During the Night [Insp. Joseph French], (pl) The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * East Wind [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Cornhill Magazine February 1934
• The Evening Standard July 31 1936
• Fifty Famous Detectives of Fiction, Odhams, 1938
• The Pocket Book of Great Detectives ed. Lee Wright, Pocket, May 1941
• Best Stories of the Underworld ed. Peter Cheyney, Faber and Faber, 1942
• The Mystery of the Sleeping Car Express, Hodder & Stoughton, July 1956
• Great Irish Detective Stories ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press, 1993
• Murder Most Irish ed. Ed Gorman, Larry Segriff & Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, June 1996
• * Ebb Tide [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard March 20 1952
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine v4 #4, 1954
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine (US) August 1954
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955, as "The Icy Torrent"
• * The 8.12 from Waterloo [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard February 23 1950
• The Evening Standard Detective Book, Gollancz, 1950
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine November 1952
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * The End of Andrew Harrison [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder & Stoughton (hc), May 1938
• * Enemy Unseen [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder & Stoughton (hc), August 1945
• * Fatal Venture [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder & Stoughton (hc), September 1939
• * The Faulty Stroke [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard December 30 1952
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * Fear Comes to Chalfont [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder (hc), February 1943
• * Finding Ideas, (ex) The Authors, Playwrights, and Composers Handbook for 1935 ed. D. Kilham Roberts, John Lane, 1935, as "The Writing of a Detective Novel"
• Howdunit ed. Martin Edwards, Collins, September 2020
• * Fingerprints [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard March 29 1952
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine February 1954
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine (US) April 1954
• The Long Arm of the Law ed. Martin Edwards, The British Library, August 2017
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * The Flowing Tide [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard January 2 1953
• Evening Express April 21 1954
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * The Footbridge [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard April 23 1952
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine October 1953
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine (US) December 1953
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * Found Floating [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder & Stoughton (hc), July 1937
• * The Four Gospels in One Story, (nf) Longmans (hc), October 1949
• * The Freeman Wills Crofts Omnibus, (n.) Collins (hc), March 1932
• * French Strikes Oil [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Dodd, Mead, September 1951, as Dark Journey
• Hodder & Stoughton (hc), April 1952
• * The Futile Alibi [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder, May 1938, as The End of Andrew Harrison
• Dodd, Mead (hc), 1938
• * Golden Ashes [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder & Stoughton (hc), June 1940
• * The Gorse Hall Mystery, (ar) Great Unsolved Crimes, Hutchinson, April 1935
• * The Greatest Case [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins, March 1925, as Inspector French’s Greatest Case
• Inspector French’s Case Book, Collins, October 1928
• * The Greuze [Insp. Joseph French], (nv) Pearson’s Magazine December 1921
• The World’s Best One Hundred Detective Stories, Volume 3 ed. Eugene Thwing, Funk & Wagnalls, 1929, as "The Greuze Girl"
• My Best Detective Story, Faber and Faber, 1931
• A Century of Detective Stories, Hutchinson, April 1935
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #71, October 1949, as "The Greuze Girl"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #41, November 1950, as "The Greuze Girl"
• Mackill’s Choice ed. [Editor of Mackill’s Mystery Magazine], Todd Pub. Group, July 1953, as "The Greuze Girl"
• The Mystery of the Sleeping Car Express, Hodder & Stoughton, July 1956
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine September 1987, as "The Greuze Girl"
• * The Greuze Girl [Insp. Joseph French], (nv) Pearson’s Magazine December 1921, as "The Greuze"
• The World’s Best One Hundred Detective Stories, Volume 3 ed. Eugene Thwing, Funk & Wagnalls, 1929
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #71, October 1949
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #41, November 1950
• Mackill’s Choice ed. [Editor of Mackill’s Mystery Magazine], Todd Pub. Group, July 1953
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine September 1987
• * The Groote Park Murder, (n.) W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. (hc), January 1924
• The Freeman Wills Crofts Omnibus, Collins, March 1932
• * The Groote Park Murder, (ex) Collins, January 1924
• Crime: Free Classic Crime Sampler, House of Stratus, 2001
• * Gull Rock [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard April 15 1952
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine August 1953
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine (US) October 1953
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * The Hog’s Back Mystery [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder & Stoughton (hc), March 1933
• The British Library (tp), April 2015
• * The Hunt Ball [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) Holly Leaves November 21 1937
• Detective Stories of To-Day ed. Raymond Postgate, Faber and Faber, July 1940
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1943
• Murder Medley, Hennel Locke Ltd., 1947
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #14, August 1948
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine December 1953, as "The Hunt Ball Murder"
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine (US) February 1954, as "The Hunt Ball Murder"
• Masterpieces of Mystery: The Golden Age: Part One ed. Ellery Queen, Davis, 1977
• English Country House Murders ed. Thomas F. Godfrey, The Mysterious Press, December 1988
• The Longman Anthology of Detective Fiction ed. Deane Mansfield-Kelley & Lois Marchino, Longman US, July 2004
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020, as "The Hunt Ball Murder"
• * The Hunt Ball Murder [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) Holly Leaves November 21 1937, as "The Hunt Ball"
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine December 1953
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine (US) February 1954
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * The Icy Torrent [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard March 20 1952, as "Ebb Tide"
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * Ingots of Gold, (sl) Flynn’s Weekly Aug 7, Aug 14, Aug 21, Aug 28 1926
• * Inspector French and the Cheyne Mystery [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. (hc), June 1926
• Inspector French’s Case Book, Collins, October 1928, as The Cheyne Mystery
• * Inspector French and the Starvel Tragedy [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins (hc), September 1927
• MacLean’s Sep 15, Oct 1, Oct 15, Nov 1, Nov 15, Dec 1, Dec 15 1927, as The Starvel Hollow Tragedy
• Inspector French’s Case Book, Collins, October 1928, as The Starvel Tragedy
• Black Cat Weekly #97, 2023, as The Starvel Hollow Tragedy
• * Inspector French’s Case Book [Insp. Joseph French], (om) Collins (hc), October 1928
• * Inspector French’s Greatest Case [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. (hc), March 1925
• Inspector French’s Case Book, Collins, October 1928, as The Greatest Case
• * Inspector Smart’s Nasty Jar, (rr) The Listener April 1 1931; chapter 11 of round-robin novel The Scoop.
• The Scoop & Behind the Screen, Gollancz, 1983
• * James Alcorn’s Oversight, (ss) Sunday Empire News August 12 1945
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * James Tarrant, Adventurer [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder (hc), May 1941
• * The Landing Ticket [Insp. Joseph French], (ss)
• Armchair Detective Reader ed. Ernest Dudley, Boardman, 1948
• The Mystery of the Sleeping Car Express, Hodder & Stoughton, July 1956
• * The Level Crossing, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine November 1933
• Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror Vol. 3 ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, September 1934
• Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror: Part V ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, July 1939
• The Third Omnibus of Crime ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Coward-McCann, 1942
• Fourth Mystery Companion ed. A. L. Furman, Lantern Press, 1946
• The Mystery of the Sleeping Car Express, Hodder & Stoughton, July 1956
• Great Stories of Detection ed. R. C. Bull, Barker, 1960
• Great Tales of Mystery ed. R. C. Bull, Hill and Wang, 1960
• Mysterious Railway Stories ed. William Pattrick, W.H. Allen, January 1984
• Blood on the Tracks ed. Martin Edwards, The British Library, March 2018
• * The Losing Game [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder (hc), January 1942
• * The Loss of the “Jane Vosper” [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins Crime Club (hc), February 1936
• * Man Overboard! [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins Crime Club (hc), October 1936
• * Many a Slip [Insp. Joseph French], (co) Hodder & Stoughton (hc), April 1955
• * The Match [Insp. Joseph French], (nv) Detection Medley ed. John Rhode, Hutchinson, 1939
• Line-Up ed. John Rhode, Dodd, Mead, July 1940
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * The Medicine Bottle [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard September 18 1950
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #97, December 1951, as "The Oversight"
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine July 1953
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine (US) September 1953
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * Meet Inspector French [Insp. Joseph French], (ar) Meet the Detective, Telegraph Press, 1935
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020; first read on 19 November 1934 on the BBC Empire Service.
• * Mr. Pemberton’s Commission [Insp. Joseph French], (nv) The Windsor Magazine #459, March 1933
• The Great Book of Thrillers ed. H. Douglas Thomson, Odhams, 1935
• The Great Book of Thrillers (var. 1) ed. H. Douglas Thomson, Odhams, December 1937
• My Best Mystery Story, Faber and Faber, September 1939
• Second Armchair Detective Reader ed. Ernest Dudley, Boardman, 1950
• The Mystery of the Sleeping Car Express, Hodder & Stoughton, July 1956
• Nine Detective Stories ed. Jessie G. M. Merson, Longman, 1964
• Great Tales of Terror, Chancellor Press, 1991
• * Mr. Sefton, Murderer, (ss) Mr. Sefton, Murderer by Freeman Wills Croft, Polybooks, 1944
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine September 1953
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine (US) November 1953
• * The Mountain Ledge [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard December 31 1952
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * Murder by Deputy, (ss) Sunday Empire News September 30 1945
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * Murderers Make Mistakes [Insp. Joseph French], (co) Hodder (hc), March 1948
• * Mushroom Patty [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard October 21 1953
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * Mystery in the Channel [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins Crime Club (hc), April 1931
• The British Library (tp), September 2016
• * Mystery in the English Channel [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins, April 1931, as Mystery in the Channel
• Harper & Brothers (hc), July 1931
• * The Mystery of the Sleeping Car Express, (co) Hodder & Stoughton (hc), July 1956
• * The Mystery of the Sleeping-Car Express, (nv) The Premier Magazine #106, January 28 1921
• Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror Vol. 2 ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, July 1931
• Second Omnibus of Crime ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Coward-McCann, 1932
• The Mystery Book ed. H. Douglas Thomson, Odhams Press, 1934
• Tales of Detection ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Dent, 1936
• Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror: Part III ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, July 1939
• The Mystery of the Sleeping Car Express, Hodder & Stoughton, July 1956
• Case of the Vanishing Spinster ed. Susan Dickinson, Collins, 1972
• Crime on the Lines ed. Bryon Morgan, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1975
• The Third Bedside Book of Great Detective Stories ed. Herbert van Thal, Barker, 1978
• Murder Most Foul, Octopus, 1984
• The Mammoth Book of Great Detective Stories ed. Herbert van Thal, Robinson, 1985
• Great British Mystery Stories of the Twentieth Century, The Franklin Library, 1990
• The Oxford Book of English Detective Stories ed. Patricia Craig, Oxford University Press US, October 1990
• The Best Crime Stories Ever Told ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Skyhorse Publishing, 2012
• * Mystery on Southampton Water [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder & Stoughton (hc), July 1934
• * The New Cement [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard January 26 1950, as "The Two Bottles"
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• The Measure of Malice ed. Martin Edwards, The British Library, September 2019
• * A New Zealand Tragedy, (ar) The Anatomy of Murder by The Detection Club, The Bodley Head, 1936
• Rex Stout’s Mystery Monthly #8, May 1947
• * The 9.50 Up Express [Insp. Joseph French], (pl) The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020; broadcast on the BBC September 19 & 21, 1942.
• * The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, (co) Crippen & Landru (tp), December 2020 ; edited by Tony Medawar
• * The Oversight [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard September 18 1950, as "The Medicine Bottle"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #97, December 1951
• * The Parcel, (nv) The Daily Mail April 17 1936 - April 21 1936
• Six Against the Yard by Detection Club, Selwyn & Blount, June 1936
• Murder: Plain & Fanciful ed. James Sandoe, Sheridan House, 1948
• The Mystery of the Sleeping Car Express, Hodder & Stoughton, July 1956
• * Perilous Journey [Robin Brand], (ss) The Christmas Stocking, Blandford Press, 1949
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * The Photograph [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard July 7 1952, as "The Photographer"
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * The Photographer [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard July 7 1952
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #114, May 1953, as "Unbreakable Alibi"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) May 1953, as "Unbreakable Alibi"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #73, July 1953, as "Unbreakable Alibi"
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955, as "The Photograph"
• * The Pit-Prop Syndicate, (n.) W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. (hc), October 1922
• The Freeman Wills Crofts Omnibus, Collins, March 1932
• * The Ponson Case, (n.) W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. (hc), June 1921
• The Freeman Wills Crofts Omnibus, Collins, March 1932
• * The Purple Sickle Murders [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Harper & Brothers (hc), July 1929
• Black Cat Weekly #190, 2025
• * The Raincoat [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard October 30 1951
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine v4 #4, 1954
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine (US) August 1954
• The Mystery of the Sleeping Car Express, Hodder & Stoughton, July 1956
• * The Ruined Tower [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard May 26 1951
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine November 1953
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine (US) January 1954
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * Scotland Yard on the Job, (rr) The Listener February 25 1931; chapter 6 of round-robin novel The Scoop.
• The Scoop & Behind the Screen, Gollancz, 1983
• * The Sea Mystery [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Harper & Brothers (hc), August 1928
• Collins (hc), October 1928
• * The Sign Manual [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard September 29 1952, as "The Agent’s Signature"
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * Silence for the Murderer [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Dodd, Mead & Co. (hc), September 1948
• Hodder & Stoughton (hc), March 1949
• * Sir John Magill’s Last Journey [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins Crime Club (hc), September 1930
• * The Starvel Hollow Tragedy, (n.) Harper & Brothers (hc), September 1927
• The Starvel Hollow Tragedy, Harper & Brothers, September 1927
• MacLean’s Sep 15, Oct 1, Oct 15, Nov 1, Nov 15, Dec 1, Dec 15 1927
• Black Cat Weekly #97, 2023
• * The Starvel Tragedy [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins, September 1927, as Inspector French and the Starvel Tragedy
• Inspector French’s Case Book, Collins, October 1928
• Collins (hc), February 1929
• * The Strange Case of Dr. Earle [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Dodd, Mead & Company (hc), March 1933
• The Strange Case of Dr. Earle, Dodd, Mead & Company, March 1933
• * Sudden Death [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Collins Crime Club (hc), January 1932
• * The Suitcase [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard August 9 1950
• The Evening Standard Detective Book, 2nd Series, Gollancz, 1951
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine February 1953
• MacKill’s Mystery Magazine (US) February 1953
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• The Saint Detective Magazine December 1955, as "The Sunken Suitcase"
• The Saint Detective Magazine (Australia) July 1957, as "The Sunken Suitcase"
• The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) September 1957, as "The Sunken Suitcase"
• A Handful of Heroes ed. Herbert Harris, Readers Digest, 1978
• The Orion Book of Murder ed. Peter Haining, Orion, October 1996
• * The Sunken Suitcase [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard August 9 1950, as "The Suitcase"
• The Saint Detective Magazine December 1955
• The Saint Detective Magazine (Australia) July 1957
• The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) September 1957
• * The Target [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard October 14 1953
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * Tea at Four [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard September 9 1952
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• The Saint Mystery Magazine (UK) September 1963
• * Teamwork [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard July 31 1953
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020, as "Teamwork Felonius"
• * Teamwork Felonius [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard July 31 1953, as "Teamwork"
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * Tragedy in the Hollow [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Hodder, September 1939, as Fatal Venture
• Dodd, Mead & Company (hc), 1939
• * The 12:30 from Croydon [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Dodd, Mead, January 1934, as …Wilful and Premeditated
• Hodder & Stoughton (hc), February 1934
• The British Library (tp), July 2016
• * Two Birds with One Spanner [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard June 7 1952, as "The Two Calls"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #117, August 1953
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) August 1953
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #76, October 1953
• * The Two Bottles [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard January 26 1950
• The Evening Standard Detective Book, Gollancz, 1950
• The Saint Detective Magazine March 1955
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955, as "The New Cement"
• The Saint Detective Magazine (Australia) April 1956
• The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) June 1956
• Detective Stories ed. Deborah Shine, Octopus US, 1980
• The Measure of Malice ed. Martin Edwards, The British Library, September 2019, as "The New Cement"
• * The Two Calls [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard June 7 1952
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #117, August 1953, as "Two Birds with One Spanner"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) August 1953, as "Two Birds with One Spanner"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #76, October 1953, as "Two Birds with One Spanner"
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955, as "Boomerang"
• John Creasey Mystery Magazine March 1960
• * Unbreakable Alibi [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard July 7 1952, as "The Photographer"
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #114, May 1953
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) May 1953
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #73, July 1953
• * The Unseen Observer [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard August 31 1953
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * The Upper Flat [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Evening Standard January 1 1953
• Many a Slip, Hodder, April 1955
• * The Vertical Line [Insp. Joseph French], (ss) The Illustrated London News November 20 1935
• Detective Fiction Weekly May 23 1936
• Fifty Masterpieces of Mystery, Odhams, July 1937
• Murder for the Millions ed. Frank Owen, Fell, 1946
• Rex Stout’s Mystery Monthly #9, 1947
• Horror and Homicide, Checkerbooks, 1949
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * The Visitor in the Night, (rr) The Floating Admiral, Hodder & Stoughton, December 1931
• * Who Killed Cock Robin?, (pl) St. Martin’s Review May 1938
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * Why I Write Detective Stories, (ar) The Authors, Playwrights, and Composers Handbook for 1935 ed. D. Kilham Roberts, John Lane, 1935, as "The Writing of a Detective Novel"
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020
• * …Wilful and Premeditated [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) Dodd, Mead & Company (hc), January 1934
• * The Writing of a Detective Novel, (ar) The Authors, Playwrights, and Composers Handbook for 1935 ed. D. Kilham Roberts, John Lane, 1935
• The 9.50 Up Express and Other Mysteries, Crippen & Landru, December 2020, as "Why I Write Detective Stories"
• * The Writing of a Detective Novel, (ex) The Authors, Playwrights, and Composers Handbook for 1935 ed. D. Kilham Roberts, John Lane, 1935
• Howdunit ed. Martin Edwards, Collins, September 2020, as "Finding Ideas"
• * Young Robin Brand, Detective [Insp. Joseph French], (n.) University of London Press (hc), June 1947
_____, [ref.]
• * Freeman Wills Croft by Tony Medawar, (bg) Bodies from the Library ed. Tony Medawar, Collins Crime Club, July 2018
• * Freeman Wills Crofts by James Keddie, Jr., (ar) The Armchair Detective April 1969
• * Freeman Wills Crofts by Philip L. Scowcroft, (ar) A Shot in the Dark #5, September 1995
• * Freeman Wills Crofts by Christopher Fowler, (ar) The Independent on Sunday August 4 2013
• * Freeman Wills Crofts by Melvyn Barnes, (bg) Mystery & Suspense Writers: The Literature of Crime, Detection, and Espionage, Volume 1 ed. Robin W. Winks & Maureen Corrigan, Scribners, 1998

[]Crofts, G. W. (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * Not in Vain, (pm) The Golden Argosy December 19 1885

[]Crofts, Joseph (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Jake and the Grimbler, (ss) Dark Tales #2, Summer/Autumn 2003

[]Crofts, Mary (fl. 1970s) (about) (chron.)
• * Ray Bradbury—A Checklist of First Editions and Some Others (with Phil Garland & Charles E. Yenter), (bi) Presenting Moonshine #17, August 7 1971 [Ref. Ray Bradbury]
• * Why My Hair Is Turning Grey; or, The Other Side of the Chrysler Crofts Coin, (fa) Presenting Moonshine #31, May 1973
• * Why Women Buy Books, (fa) Presenting Moonshine #16, May 3 1971

[]Crofts, Morley (David) (1933-2016); used pseudonym Chrysler Crofts (about) (chron.)
• * An Air for Edgar, (ar) Presenting Moonshine #7, January 1 1970 [Ref. Edgar Saltus]
• * Another Night, Another Day, (br) Presenting Moonshine #19, October 23 1971 [Ref. John Klempner]
• * Black Weather, (br) Presenting Moonshine #19, October 23 1971 [Ref. Berton Roueché]
• * The Cue Stick Incident, (vi) Presenting Moonshine #29, March 1973
• * Fully Dressed and in His Right Mind, (br) Presenting Moonshine #19, October 23 1971 [Ref. Michael Fessier]
• * “In Praise of Lesser Men”, (rc) Presenting Moonshine #19, October 23 1971
• * The Movers, (fa) Presenting Moonshine #35, October 1973, as by Chrysler Crofts
• * MS. Found in a Bottle, or, the Peril of Drink, (ar) Presenting Moonshine #15, April 17 1971, as by M. C.
• * Pool Hall Nirvana, (fa) Presenting Moonshine #36, November 1973, as by Chrysler Crofts
• * The Ride, (ss) Presenting Moonshine #27 Dec 1972, #28 Jan 1973, as by Chrysler Crofts
• * The Un-leashed Will, (br) Presenting Moonshine #19, October 23 1971 [Ref. Christopher Clark]
• * untitled (“Why Men Buy Books”), (fa) Presenting Moonshine #16, May 3 1971, as by Chrysler Crofts

[]Crofts, Terry (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * The Legend of Flannan Isle, (ss) All Hallows #19, October 1998
• * The Phantom Hangman, (ss) Xenos #25, June 1994
• All Hallows #11, February 1996

[]Crofts, Walter (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * A Simple Post-Card Cipher, (pz) The Boy’s Own Paper April 3 1897

[]Crofts, Whitfield (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * A Holiday Hobby: Epitaph Hunting, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine August 1913

[]Croftus, Reube (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Bonavita, Tamer of Killers, (ts) True Adventures March 1925

[]Crogan, Paul (chron.)
• * Let’s Lose That Eerie Feeling, (ar) Phantom July 1957
• * Phantom Forum, (cl) Phantom; Aug 57 - Jul 58.

[]Crogan, Walter E. (chron.)
• * The Truth, (ss) Young’s Magazine February 1915

[]Croghan, Antony (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Foundation #72, Spring 1998

[]Croghan, Bryan (fl. 1950s-1960s) (chron.)
• * Aboriginal Artist, (ts) Ranch Romances 2nd October 1951
• * Apache Ambush, (nv) Ranch Romances November 1965
• * The Badlands Kind, (nv) Best Western November 1953
• * Death Will Wear War Paint, (ss) Complete Western Book Magazine April 1953
• * Deep Gravel Gold, (ss) Double Action Western January 1955
• * Fate Wore Claws, (ss) North•West Romances Fall 1952
• * Flight Westward, (ss) The Phantom Detective Winter 1952
• * The Fugitive, (ss) North•West Romances Fall 1951
• * Grounds for Suspicion, (ss) Ranch Romances 3rd September 1951
• * The Last Trick, (ss) Popular Western November 1953
• * Loggers Bold, (ts) Ranch Romances 2nd September 1950
• * Old-Timer Still Rides, (ts) Ranch Romances 1st November 1950
• * One Way Out, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd September 1951
• * Over My Dead Body, (ss) 2-Gun Western August 1956
• * Rainbow’s End, (ts) Ranch Romances 1st March 1951
• * The Starpacker Who Stuck Around, (ss) Western Short Stories February 1953
• * Timber Tosser, (ts) Ranch Romances 1st May 1951

[]Croghan, George (c1718-1782) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * George Croghan, (bg) The Open Road for Boys November 1938, uncredited.

[]Croghan, Harold (chron.)
• * After Class, (ss) The Tanager January 1932
• * Big Money in the Harvest Fields, (ss) The Tanager November 1932
• * Canvassers Neat Appearing, (ss) The Midland March/April 1931
• * Crazy About Her, (ss) The Midland September 1929
• * Good Boy, (ss) The Midland January/February 1931
• * Jim, (ss) The Midland August 1931
• * Pain in the Side, (ss) The Midland January/February 1930

[]Crohmalniceanu, Ovid S. (1921- ) (chron.)
• * A Chapter of Literary History, (ss) Romanian Review #1, 1968; translated by Andreea Gheorghitoiu
• * A Chapter of Literary History, (ss) Romanian Review #1, 1981; translated by Dana Lizac
• * The Interview, (ss) Romanian Review #5, 1988; translated by Radu Lupan
• * The Neuhof Treaty, (nv) Twelve: A Romanian Science-Fiction Anthology ed. Cornel Robu, Sedona Publishing House, 1995
• The Road to Science Fiction Volume 6 ed. James Gunn, White Wolf, July 1998; translated from the Romanian (“Tratatul de le Neuhof”, Istorii insolite, Cartea Românească, 1980) by Ioana Robu.
• * The Others, (ss) Romanian Review #1, 1981; translated by Carmen Patac
_____, [ref.]
• * The Romanian Exception by James E. Gunn, (is) The Road to Science Fiction Volume 6 ed. James Gunn, White Wolf, July 1998

[]Croke, Leo T. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Supplement to Pan: The Pan Fox-Trot (with Ernest Melvin), (??) Pan #20, March 20 1920

[]Croke, Marie (fl. 2010s-2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * All the Boys in the Sea, (ss) Fireside Magazine #103, Summer 2022
• * All the Starlit Worlds I’ve Visited…Without You, (ss) Dark Matter Magazine #11, September/October 2022
• * A Bauble for Your Thoughts, (ss) The Lorelei Signal January/March 2010
• * Bone-Wood-Metal, (ss) Kaleidotrope Autumn 2023
• * Cessation of Civilization, (ss) DreamForge #4, December 2019
• * Dance of Wood and Grace, (ss) Zooscape #10, March 1 2021
• Zooscape: Volume 3 ed. Mary E. Lowd, Deep Sky Anchor Press, January 2024
• * Delivery for 3C at Song View, (ss) Diabolical Plots #83, January 2022
• * Drop Shipment Standard Procedure, (ss) Dark Matter Magazine #3, May/June 2021
• * The Fleetness of Love, (ss) Enchanted Conversation v1 #2, 2010
• * Flock of Words and Wonder, (ss) Apparition Literary Magazine #16, Wonder, October 2021
• * Her Mother, the Storm, (ss) Beneath Ceaseless Skies #370, December 1 2022
• * How Many Crab Pots Does It Take to Destroy a Neighborhood?, (ss) Dark Moon Digest #42, January 2021
• * The Impermanent Surface of Lake Scintillate, (ss) Orion’s Belt August 2024
• Orion’s Belt Year-End Anthology: 2024 ed. Joshua Fagan, Orion's Belt, December 2024
• * Instructions for Bottling Tornadoes: Please Read Before You Leave, (vi) Flash Fiction Online #107, August 2022
• * It-Who-Dreams-Under-Grey-Clouds in the-Town-Within-the-City, (ss) Robotic Ambitions ed. Lesley Conner & Jason Sizemore, Apex Publications, October 2023
• * Like Ladybugs, Bright Spots in Your Mailbox, (nv) Diabolical Plots #104, October 2023
• * A Lullaby of Anguish, (ss) Apex Magazine #145, 2024
• The Best Horror of the Year: Volume Seventeen ed. Ellen Datlow, Night Shade Books, December 2025
• * Of Woven Wood, (nv) L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume XXVIII ed. K. D. Wentworth, Galaxy, July 2012
• * Our Echoes Drifting Through the Marsh, (ss) Beneath Ceaseless Skies #423, January 9 2025
• * Sand-Child, (ss) Daily Science Fiction November 25 2011
• Rocket Dragons Ignite ed. Michele-Lee Barasso & Jonathan Laden, Daily Science Fiction, June 2013
• * Secrets Locked in Metal Scrap, (nv) Luna Station Quarterly #58, June 2024
• * Shades of Amber, (ss) Beneath Ceaseless Skies #95, May 17 2012
• * The Swift-Footed Darling of the Rocks (Do NOT Actually Call Me That), (ss) Zooscape #14, April 15 2022
• Zooscape: Volume 5 ed. Mary E. Lowd, Deep Sky Anchor Press, April 2025
• * Ten Poisons That Cannot Kill the Queen (with Anna Madden), (ss) Lackington’s #24, Fall 2021
• * To Seek Himself Again, (ss) Apex Magazine #127, 2021
• Apex Magazine 2021 ed. Lesley Conner & Jason Sizemore, Apex Publications, December 2022
• * Turn to Stone Ourselves, (ss) Beneath Ceaseless Skies #364, September 8 2022
• * Veins of My Sister, (nv) Deep Magic #72, Spring 2021
• * The Weight of Fortunes in an Endless Labyrinth, (vi) Factor Four Magazine #41, November 2024
• * The Wyrd for Water Is Water, (vi) Daily Science Fiction January 10 2013
• * Your Space Between, (ss) Apex Magazine #132, 2022
_____, [ref.]
• * Interview with Author Marie Croke by Andrea Johnson, (iv) Apex Magazine #127, 2021
• * Interview with Author Marie Croke by Marissa van Uden, (iv) Apex Magazine #145, 2024

[]Croke, William J. D. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Strong Men of Italy, (ia) Munsey’s Magazine March 1902

[]Croker, Miss; see under Rosamond Hester Elizabeth Barrow (chron.)

[]Croker, B(ithia) M(ary) [née Sheppard] (1849-1920) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Captain Luttrell’s Shikar, (ss) Nash’s Magazine August 1909
• * La Carcassonne, (ss) The Old Cantonment and Other Stories by B. M. Croker, Methuen, 1905
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• * The Cat’s Paw, (sl) The Lady’s Magazine #6 Jun, #7 Jul, #8 Aug, #9 Sep, #10 Oct, #11 Nov, #12 Dec 1901
• * The Chowkedar, (ss) The Onlooker December 9 1905
• The Ash-Tree Press Annual Macabre 2000 ed. Jack Adrian, Ash-Tree Press, November 2000
• * The Clue, (ss) The Lady’s Realm May 1900
• * A Comedy of Correspondence, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine August 1904
• * The Creaking Board, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine February 1912
• The Wimbourne Book of Victorian Ghost Stories: Volume 15 ed. Alastair Gunn, Wimbourne Books, December 2023
• * The Dak Bungalow at Dakor, (ss) London Society Christmas 1889
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• Late Victorian Gothic Tales ed. Roger Luckhurst, Oxford University Press, June 2005
• * A Dark Horse, (ss) Nash’s Magazine September 1910
• * The Door Ajar, (ss) The Old Cantonment and Other Stories by B. M. Croker, Methuen, 1905
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• * The End of Her Tether, (ss) The Lady’s Realm September 1898
• * The First Comer, (ss) Kingdom of Kerry by B. M. Croker, 1896
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• Great Horror Stories: 101 Chilling Tales ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Fall River Press, 2016
• Spectral Sounds ed. Manon Burz-Labrande, The British Library, September 2022
• * The Former Passengers, (ss) To Let by B. M. Croker, Chatto & Windus, 1893
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• Great Ghost Stories ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Barnes & Noble/Fall River, March 2016
• * Half-a-Crown, (ss) The Sunday Strand February 1903
• * Helen, or Semiramis?, (ss) The Story-teller July 1914
• * The Helper, (ss) The Story-teller February 1910
• * Her Last Wishes, (ss) Kingdom of Kerry by B. M. Croker, 1896
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• * “If You See Her Face”, (ss) To Let by B. M. Croker, Chatto & Windus, 1893
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• Great Ghost Stories ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Barnes & Noble/Fall River, March 2016
• * Imitation Pearls, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine April 1911
• * “Jason”, (ss) The Lady’s Realm December 1898
• * Johanna, (sl) Crampton’s Magazine Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1902
  
• * The Khitmatgar, (ss) To Let by B. M. Croker, Chatto & Windus, 1893
• Twelve Victorian Ghost Stories ed. Michael Cox, Oxford Paperbacks, 1997
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• * A Letter from Lucerne, (ar) The Ludgate #37, November 1898
• * The Little Brass God, (ss) The Old Cantonment and Other Stories by B. M. Croker, Methuen, 1905
• The Green Book #21, Bealtaine 2023
• * The Mad Englishman, (ss) The Cavalier October 1909
• * The Mayor’s Dog, (ex)
• The Saturday Evening Post December 17 1898; from VILLAGE TALES AND JUNGLE TRAGEDIES.
• * “The Missing Link”, (ss) Crampton’s Magazine December 1901
• * The “Missus”, (ss) Village Tales and Jungle Tragedies by B. M. Croker, Chatto & Windus, 1895
• Kipling’s India ed. M. Grant Kellermeyer, Jon A. Schlenker & Charles G. Waugh, Oldstyle Tales Press, April 2026
• * Mrs. Ponsonby’s Dream, (ss) Jason and Other Stories by B. M. Croker, Chatto & Windus, 1899
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• Great Supernatural Stories: 101 Horrifying Tales ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Fall River Press, 2017
• * “The Mysterious Minuet”, (ss) The Lady’s Realm December 1905
• * The North Verandah, (ss) The Story-teller March 1909
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• * “Number Ninety”, (ss) Chapman’s Magazine #8, December 1895
• Ghosts for Christmas ed. Richard Dalby, Michael O'Mara, October 1988
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• Spirits of the Season ed. Tanya Kirk, The British Library, October 2018
• The Wimbourne Book of Victorian Ghost Stories: Volume 7 ed. Alastair Gunn, Wimbourne Books, October 2020
• * “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, (co) Sarob Press (hc), March 2000
• Swan River Press (hc), August 2019
• * The Old Cantonment, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine April 1904
• * Old Lady Ann, (ss) Chapman’s Magazine #9, January 1896
• * The Red Bungalow, (ss) Odds and Ends by B. M. Croker, Hutchinson, 1919
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• * The Red Woollen Necktie, (ss) Kingdom of Kerry by B. M. Croker, 1896
• Enigmatic Tales #3, December 1998
• Bending to Earth ed. Maria Giakaniki & Brian J. Showers, Swan River Press, March 2019
• * A Romance of a Bungalow, (ss) The Lady’s Realm December 1896
• * The Room with the Blue Carpet, (ss) The Story-teller August 1919
• * The Spare Bed, (ss) Nash’s Magazine November 1909
• * Sullivan’s Bargain, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine July 1897
• The Argosy (UK) July 1926
• * A Thousand to One, (sl) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #90 Sep, #91 Oct, #92 Nov, #93 Dec 1919, #94 Jan, #95 Feb 1920
• * “To Let”, (ss) London Society Christmas 1890
• Victorian Ghost Stories ed. Michael Cox & R. A. Gilbert, Oxford University Press, October 1991
• Great Ghost Stories, Reader's Digest, 1997
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• * Trooper Thompson’s Information, (ss) Jason and Other Stories by B. M. Croker, Chatto & Windus, 1899
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• The Wimbourne Book of Victorian Ghost Stories: Volume 20 ed. Alastair Gunn, Wimbourne Books, April 2025
• * Unavoidably Postponed, (ss) Holly Leaves December 1905
• * Who Knew the Truth?, (ss) The London Magazine December 1903
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
_____, [ref.]
• * B.M. Croker (1848-1920) by Richard Dalby, (ar) The Green Book #11, Bealtaine 2018
• * Mrs. Croker by Helen C. Black, (iv) Pen, Pencil, Baton and Mask, Spottiswoode, 1896
• “Number Ninety” and Other Ghost Stories, Sarob Press, March 2000
• * Number Ninety & Other Ghost Stories (2019) by Reggie Oliver, (br) Wormwood #33, 2019
• * Richard Dalby’s Ghosts from the Past by Richard Dalby, (is) Enigmatic Tales #3, December 1998

[]Croker, Edward F. (fl. 1900s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Are You Ready in Case of Fire?, (ar) The American Magazine February 1920
• * Training Men to the Heroes, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine July 1900

[]Croker, G. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Batman’s Story, (ss) The Sovereign Magazine January 1926

[]Croker, Garrett (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Evilla, Mistress of Pestilence, Queen of Consumption, Bringer of Death Must Regretfully Decline Your Invitation to Be Another Tortured Antihero, (vi) Factor Four Magazine #2, July 2018
• * Light Breaking on Glass, (ss) Aliterate Spring 2018

[]Croker, John Wilson (1780-1857) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * The Etiquette of Invitation Cards by W. F. W., (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1904

[]Croker, Marney (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Enchantment, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine June 3 1939

[]Croker, Mary (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Quite by Mistake, (ss) The Grand Magazine October 1911

[]Croker, Richard
_____, [ref.]
• * Croker by William Allen White, (ar) McClure’s Magazine February 1901
• The Idler November 1901

[]Croker, T(homas) Crofton (1798-1854) (chron.)
• * The Bunworth Banshee, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1825, uncredited.
• The Book of Famous Irish Ghost Stories ed. Daniel O’Keeffe, The Mercier Press, 1986
• * Daniel O’Rourke, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1825, uncredited.
• Celtic Tales of Terror ed. Mairtin O’Griofa, Sterling Pub. Co., Inc., 1994
• The Book of Irish Weirdness, Sterling, September 1997
• * Flory Cantillon’s Funeral, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland: Part II by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1828, uncredited.
• Olden Tales ed. Bradford M. Day, DayStar Press, 1996
• * The Giant’s Stairs, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland: Part II by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1828, uncredited.
• Magic ed. Seon Manley & Gogo Lewis, Funk & Wagnalls, 1967
• * The Haunted Cellar, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1825, uncredited.
• Great Irish Stories of the Supernatural ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press, October 1992
• The Book of Irish Weirdness, Sterling, September 1997
• * The Lady of Gollerus, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland: Part II by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1828, uncredited.
• Short Stories September 1892
• Spells of Enchantment ed. Jack Zipes, Viking, December 1991
• * The Legend of Knockgrafton, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1825, uncredited.
• Irish Fairy Tales ed. H. M. Tichenor, Haldeman-Julius, 1923
• A Fairy Tale Reader ed. John & Caitlín Matthews, HarperAquarian, November 1993
• Celtic Tales of Terror ed. Mairtin O’Griofa, Sterling Pub. Co., Inc., 1994
• Olden Tales ed. Bradford M. Day, DayStar Press, 1996
• The Book of Irish Weirdness, Sterling, September 1997
• * Legends of the Banshee, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1825, as "The McGrath Banshee", uncredited.
• Weird Tales: Irish, W. Paterson, 1888
• * Master and Man, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1825, uncredited.
• The Book of Irish Weirdness, Sterling, September 1997
• * The Priest’s Supper, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1825, uncredited.
• Irish Fairy Tales ed. H. M. Tichenor, Haldeman-Julius, 1923
• * The Soul Cages, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland: Part II by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1828, uncredited.
• The Wild Night Company ed. Peter Haining, Gollancz, 1970
• Fantasy: The Literature of the Marvelous ed. Leo P. Kelley, McGraw-Hill, 1974
• Haunts! Haunts! Haunts! ed. Helen Hoke, Franklin Watts, 1977
• Spectres, Spooks & Shuddery Shades ed. Helen Hoke, Franklin Watts, 1977
• Spine-Chillers ed. Roger Elwood & Howard Goldsmith, Doubleday, 1978
• Mermaids! ed. Jack Dann & Gardner Dozois, Ace, January 1986
• Olden Tales ed. Bradford M. Day, DayStar Press, 1996
• * Teigue of the Lee, (ss) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland: Part II by T. Crofton Croker, John Murray, 1828, uncredited.
• The Book of Famous Irish Ghost Stories ed. Daniel O’Keeffe, The Mercier Press, 1986
• The Poolbeg Book of Irish Ghost Stories ed. David Marcus, Poolbeg Press, 1990

[]Croker, T. F. Dillon (fl. 1870s) (chron.)
• * Charles Dickens as a Dramatist, (ar) The Mirror #58 Dec 6, #61 Dec 27 1873 [Ref. Charles Dickens]

[]Crole-Rees, F. H. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Easter 1905, (il) The English Illustrated Magazine April 1905

[]Crole-Rees, G(ordon) R(hind) O(ak) (1883-1954) (about) (chron.)
• * Lawn Tennis Tournaments, (cl) Hutchinson’s Magazine May, Jun, Jul 1927

[]Crolius, Henry L. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * A Chance Discovery, (ss) The Argosy #526, December 31 1892

[]Croll, Betty (chron.)
• * London Look, (ms) Escort 1949

[]Croll, E. J. (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Translation Notes, (ss) Archive of the Odd v2 #2, 2024

[]Croly, George (1780-1860) (about) (chron.)
• * The French Revolution, (nf) The Literary Emporium February 1845
_____, [ref.]
• * George Croly (1780-1860) by Paul Murray, (ar) The Green Book #18, Samhain 2021
• * Who Marvels at the Mysteries of the Moon: George Croly’s “Salathiel” by Albert Power, (ar) The Green Book #14, Samhain 2019

[]Croly, Herbert (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Test of Faith in Democracy, (ar) The American Magazine November 1912

[]Croly, Jane; [née Cunningham] (1829-1901); used pseudonyms Jennie June Croly & Jennie June (about) (chron.)
• * The Dying Child, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine December 1854, as by Jennie June
• * To Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine May 1855, as by Jennie June
• * Women in Club Life, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1900, as by Jennie June Croly
_____, [ref.]
• * “Jennie June”, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1900, uncredited.

[]Croly, Jennie June; pseudonym of Jane Croly (1829-1901) (about) (chron.)
• * Women in Club Life, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1900

[]Crom (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) New Edge Sword & Sorcery Magazine Summer 2024

[]Crom, Matthew (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Dark Futures and Dystopias, (ar) Sense of Wonder ed. Leigh Ronald Grossman, Wildside Press, June 2011

[]Crom a Boo; pseudonym (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Balk, (ss) The Royal Magazine August 1901

[]Cromack, Jonathan (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Playing with Fire, (ss) Between the Tracks ed. Steve Dillon, Oz Horror Con, 2017

[]Cromarsh, H. Ripley; pseudonym of Bryan Mary Doyle Angell (1877-1927) (chron.)
• * The Tailor of Wallingham, (ss) The All-Story Magazine February 1907

[]Cromartie, Blanche (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * A Dream of Roses, (vi) Rays from the Rose Cross November 1915
• The Viridian Book of Occult Fiction ed. Brendan Connell, Snuggly Books, April 2024

[]Cromartie, Countess of; see under Sibell Lilian Mackenzie, Countess of Cromartie (chron.)

[]Cromartie, The Countess of; see under Sibell Lilian Mackenzie, Countess of Cromartie (chron.)

[]Cromarty, Anne (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * A Woman of the Iron People, (br) Foundation #56, Autumn 1992 [Ref. Eleanor Arnason]

[]Cromarty, Deas; pseudonym of Elizabeth Sophia Fletcher (1847-1918) (chron.)
• * Under Suspicion, (ss) The Queen June 15 1912
• * When Heart Are Young. An Idyll, (nv) J. Bowden, 1896
• The Bouverie Series of Penny Stories #34, 1907

[]Cromarty, Joseph (chron.)
• * Ms. Found in a Bottle, (vi) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine August 1982
• * The Neighborhood Assassin, (vi) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine January/February 1984
• * The Screenplay, (ss) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine November 1982
• * Words, Words, Words, (vi) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine January/February 1984

[]Cromarty, Marilynne (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Is There a Fate Worse Than Death?, (ss) Aurealis #3, 1991
• Aurealis: The Collectors’ Edition ed. Dirk Strasser & Stephen Higgins, Chimaera Publications, 2002

[]Cromarty, Noel; pseudonym of Noel Bews (1925-1982) (about) (chron.)
• * Chance in a Million, (ss) The Evening Standard May 29 1954
• * The Gambler, (ss) The Evening Standard November 14 1950
• * Inspector Quain’s Lucky Day, (ss) The Evening Standard November 23 1950
• * Just a Walking-On Part for Bobby…, (ss) The Evening Standard January 18 1964
• * A Matter of Duty, (ss) The Evening Standard May 20 1953
• * May 30th: I Have Decided to Kill Bessie My Wife…, (ss) The Evening Standard March 9 1963
• * The Silversmith, (vi) London Mystery Selection #81, June 1969
• * The Sounding Board, (ss) The Evening Standard July 6 1951
• * Uncommon in That Part of the Country, (ss) London Mystery Selection #80, March 1969
• * When a Man Goes Bust…and a Woman Doesn’t Wake, (ss) The Evening Standard September 19 1964

[]Cromb, James (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * About the Victoria Cross and Some of Its Heroes, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper May 14, May 21 1898

[]Crombi (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Beast, (il) The Grand Magazine June 1924

[]Crombie, Archibald (fl. 1900s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Carnival, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) February 1925
• * Happiness, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine July 1913
• * A Holly-Bough, (pm) The Cavalier December 1909
• * Love, (pm) The Cavalier October 1909
• All-Story Weekly August 3 1918
• * Miracles, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine October 1909
• * Runners, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine August 1926
• * Thanksgiving Voices, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine November 1925

[]Crombie, Cecil (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Nash’s Illustrated Weekly September 6 1919

[]Crombie, Charles (Exeter Devereux) (1880-1967) (about) (chron.); also known as Chas./Charles J. Crombie.
• * A Business Proposition, (il) Printers’ Pie 1915
• * Canvassers Beware!, (il) Printers’ Pie 1907
• * Christmas Fifty Years Hence!, (il) Cassell’s Magazine December 1909
• * Featherweight, (il) The London Magazine December 1909
• * The Joys of Gardening!, (il) The Captain #159, June 1912
• * Looks, (il) Printers’ Pie 1913
• * An Old-Time Summer.—“Taking a Rest”, (il) The Boy’s Own Paper July 13 1901
• * ’Ome Sweet ’Ome, (il) Printers’ Pie 1909
• * Oyez! Oyez! Oyez!, (il) The Boy’s Own Paper September 28 1901
• * The Polite Age, (il) Printers’ Pie 1914
• * Studio “Fakes”, (ar) The Strand Magazine July 1920
• * That First Khaki Feeling, (il) Winter’s Pie Winter 1916
• * That “Spotting the Hun” Sensation, (il) Winter’s Pie Winter 1917
• * Too Fly, (il) Printers’ Pie 1912
• * “What didst THOU in the GREAT-WAR, Gran’dad…”, (il) Winter’s Pie Winter 1917
• * Winter’s Pie—Spoiled, (il) Winter’s Pie Winter 1913
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The London Magazine January 1905
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Boy’s Own Paper January 8 1910
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Captain #149 Aug 1911, #171 Jun 1913
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #83, February 1919
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Gaiety Apr, Oct 1922
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Dec 1922, Dec 1924
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Happy Mag. June 1924
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Graphic Nov 28 1932,
• The Scrap Book February 1909
• * [cartoon(s)] (with H. M. Bateman, Cyril Kenneth Bird & René Bull), (ct) Pearson’s Magazine February 1925, as by H. M. Bateman, René Bull, Charles Crombie & Fougasse
• * [front cover], (cv) The London Magazine Feb 1904, Feb 1910
• * [front cover], (cv) C.B. Fry’s Magazine Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Nov 1906, Dec 1907, Jan, Apr, May, Jun, Sep 1908
  Jul 1909, Feb, Mar, Apr 1910, Mar, Apr, May, Jul 1911
• * [front cover], (cv) Nash’s Magazine May 1909
• * [front cover], (cv) Pearson’s Magazine Oct, Nov 1910
• * [front cover], (cv) The Premier Magazine #126 Nov 1 1921, #140 May 16, #142 Jun 13, #143 Jun 27, #156 Dec 26 1922
• * [front cover], (cv) The Detective Magazine #16, June 22 1923
• * [front cover], (cv) The Happy Mag. April 1924
• * [front cover], (cv) The 20-Story Magazine #26 Aug, #27 Sep, #28 Oct, #30 Dec 1924, #31 Jan, #32 Feb, #33 Mar, #34 Apr, #35 May, #36 Jun, #37 Jul, #38 Aug, #39 Sep, #40 Oct, #41 Nov, #42 Dec 1925
  #43 Jan, #44 Feb, #45 Mar, #46 Apr, #47 May, #48 Jun, #49 Jul, #50 Aug, #51 Sep, #52 Oct, #53 Nov, #54 Dec 1926
  #55 Jan, #56 Feb, #57 Mar, #58 Apr, #59 May, #60 Jun, #61 Jul, #62 Aug, #63 Sep, #64 Oct, #65 Nov, #66 Dec 1927
  #68 Feb, #69 Mar, #70 Apr, #71 May, #72 Jun, #73 Jul 1928, #80 Feb 1929
• * [front cover], (cv) The Grand Magazine May 1927
• * [front cover], (cv) Short Stories (UK) late December 1928
• * [frontispiece], (fp) The London Magazine December 1907
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper Oct 6 1900, Mar 23, Jun 29 1901
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Lady’s Realm Jan, Jun, Aug, Dec 1908, Jun, Nov, Dec 1909, Jan, Jun, Aug 1910
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The London Magazine Mar 1908, Dec 1909, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1910
  Jan, Feb, Apr, Nov 1911, Apr, Jun, Oct, Nov 1913, Jan 1914, Aug 1915, Aug, Oct, Dec 1920
  Mar, May, Jun, Jul, Sep, Nov, Dec 1921, Feb, Apr, May, Jun, Sep, Nov 1922
  Nov 1923, Feb 1924, Aug 1925, May 1927, Jun, Nov 1928, Mar 1929, Jun, Aug 1930, #28 Feb 1933
• * [illustration(s)], (il) C.B. Fry’s Magazine May, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1908, Apr, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1909, Jan, Mar, Aug, Nov 1910
  Feb, Apr 1911
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Strand Magazine Aug, Dec 1908, Jan, Feb, Jul, Aug, Dec 1910, Dec 1912, Feb, Mar, May 1913, Jun 1914
  May, Jul, Sep, Dec 1920, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Nov, Dec 1921, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1922
  Nov, Dec 1923, Feb, Mar, Jul, Nov 1924, Jan, May, Aug, Oct 1925, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Jul, Aug, Nov, Dec 1926
  Jan, Mar, May, Jun, Jul, Sep, Oct, Dec 1927, Aug, Dec 1928, Feb, Mar, May, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1929
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Oct, Nov, Dec 1930, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1931
  
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Strand Magazine (US) Sep 1908, Feb 1909, Feb, Sep 1910, Jan 1911, Jul 1912, Apr 1913, Jul 1914
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cassell’s Magazine Apr, Dec 1909, #143 Feb, #145 Apr 1924, Jun, Sep, Nov 1925, Feb 1926, Feb, May, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1927
  Jan, Feb, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Dec 1928, Jan, Mar, Nov, Dec 1929
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Aug, Nov 1930, Jan 1931, Aug 1932
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Captain #121 Apr, #122 May, #123 Jun, #124 Jul, #125 Aug, #126 Sep 1909, #135 Jun, #136 Jul, #137 Aug 1910, #147 Jun, #149 Aug, #150 Sep 1911
  #173 Aug, #174 Sep 1913, #206 May 1916, #284 Nov 1922, #290 May, #293 Aug 1923
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Red Magazine Jul 1909, Nov 15, Dec 1, Dec 15 1910, Jan 1, Jan 15, Feb 1 1911
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Royal Magazine Aug, Dec 1910, Jun, Aug, Sep, Dec 1920, Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1921
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1922, Dec 1927, Aug 1929
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Pearson’s Magazine Oct 1910, Apr 1911, Mar, Apr, May, Dec 1912, Feb, May, Jun, Dec 1915, Jun, Aug, Dec 1920
  Jan, Feb, Mar, May, Aug, Sep 1921, Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Oct 1922
  May, Aug, Sep 1923, Feb, Jul, Oct 1924, Jan, Mar, Jul 1925, Apr 1926, Jan, Aug, Oct 1927
  Mar, Jul 1928, May 1930, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1931
  Jun, Sep 1932, Feb, Jun, Aug 1933, Jun 1934, Mar, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1937
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1938, Feb 1939
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Pall Mall Magazine September 1911
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Windsor Magazine #224 Aug, #227 Nov, #228 Dec 1913, #230 Feb, #236 Aug, #237 Sep, #238 Oct, #239 Nov, #240 Dec 1914, #241 Jan, #243 Mar, #244 Apr, #245 May, #246 Jun, #247 Jul, #248 Aug, #249 Sep, #250 Oct 1915
  #253 Jan, #254 Feb, #255 Mar, #258 Jun, #260 Aug, #261 Sep, #264 Dec 1916, #311 Nov 1920, #326 Feb, #335 Nov 1922, #344 Aug, #347 Nov 1923
  #350 Feb, #352 Apr, #354 Jun, #356 Aug, #357 Sep, #358 Oct 1924, #363 Mar, #366 Jun, #370 Oct 1925, #380 Aug 1926, #385 Jan, #386 Feb, #387 Mar, #388 Apr, #389 May, #390 Jun, #391 Jul, #392 Aug, #393 Sep, #394 Oct, #395 Nov, #396 Dec 1927
  #397 Jan, #400 Apr, #404 Aug, #407 Nov, #408 Dec 1928, #410 Feb, #412 Apr, #414 Jun, #415 Jul, #416 Aug, #418 Oct, #420 Dec 1929
  #421 Jan, #422 Feb, #423 Mar, #424 Apr, #425 May 1930, #444 Dec 1931, #451 Jul, #454 Oct, #456 Dec 1932, #462 Jun, #468 Dec 1933
  #470 Feb, #474 Jun, #476 Aug, #478 Oct 1934, #483 Mar, #485 May, #492 Dec 1935, #493 Jan, #502 Oct 1936, #505 Jan, #506 Feb, #508 Apr, #510 Jun, #511 Jul 1937
  #517 Jan, #518 Feb, #522 Jun, #523 Jul, #526 Oct 1938, #529 Jan, #531 Mar, #532 Apr, #536 Aug 1939
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Pan Mar, Jun, Jul, Dec 1921, Jun, Nov 1922, Apr, May, Aug, Dec 1923
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Lloyd’s Magazine Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug 1921
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Hutchinson’s Magazine Jul 1922, Mar, Apr 1925
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Grand Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov 1922, Feb 1923, May 1927
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Premier Magazine #4 Jun, #5 Jul, #8 Oct 1923, #24 Feb, #27 May 1925, #13 Oct 1927
• * [illustration(s)], (il) MacLean’s Jun 1 1923, Mar 1 1925
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Detective Magazine #16, June 22 1923
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The New Magazine (UK) Dec 1923, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Oct 1924, Jul/Aug 1926, Feb 1927, Mar 1929, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Sep 1930
  
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Crusoe Mag. #1 Jun, #2 Jul, #3 Aug, #4 Sep, #5 Oct, #6 Nov 1924
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Novel Magazine July 1924
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” Jul, Aug, Oct 1927, #456 Chr, Oct 1929
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Happy Mag. April 1928
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The British Boy’s Annual 1929, 1930
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Passing Show Annual Summer 1932
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