FICTION INDEX: 1896 - 1950

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Adam, Pearl
He Won't Be Back Till The Laugh Has Died Down, January 2, 1939
Carried Forward, April 17, 1939

Adams, Alfred
The King's Treasure, October 7, 1933

Adams, Franklin P. (1881-1960)
The Picture Collector, November 22, 1939

Adkins, Ella
In the Negative, January 6, 1930

Alder, Vera S.
In the Chair, September 25, 1933

Aldridge, Isabel
Tony Templeton - Film Star, September 15, 1934
The Secret of the Attic, September 29, 1934
Gloves for Queen Bess, December 8, 1934
Visitors to Tea, April 20, 1935
Guardians of the Caravan, August 10, 1935
A Yuletide Surprise, December 21, 1935

Allen, Gertrude M.
Man of Power, August 23, 1933
On the Evidence, September 2, 1937

Allen, Grant  pseudonym of Charles Grant Blairfindie Allen (1848-1899)
Frontenac Island, June 12, 1896

Allen, Inglis (1879-1943)
The Rum' Steak, August 4, 1906
The Sympathiser, September 1, 1906
Kidnapped, December 2, 1907

Allingham, Margery (1904-1966)
The Dog Day, June 7, 1939 (part of the "Seaside Hotel" series of stories set in a common background and contributed by various authors)

Allis, Marion
Queen of the Labyrinth, January 17, 1935
The Greatest Experiment, June 24, 1937

Anderson, Jane
Gone!, May 19, 1916

Anonymous
My Poacher Friend, February 17, 1896
The Gentlemanlike Bailton, February 18, 1896
A Wilful Little Maid, February 19, 1896
My Heroic Conduct, February 20, 1896
The Lady Barrister, February 21, 1896
Carelessly Married, February 22, 1896
Fenton's Only Daughter, February 24, 1896
A Slighted Woman, February 25, 1896
The Chained Hand, February 26, 1896
His Own Fault, February 27, 1896
Pursued by Wolves, February 28, 1896
Her Tenth Birthday, February 29, 1896
Outwitted, March 2, 1896
A Woman's Wiles, March 3, 1896
A Forgotten Fortune, March 4, 1896
Told by a Guard, March 5, 1896
That Skipper, March 6, 1896
His Wife's Champion, March 7, 1896
A Modern Crusoe, March 9, 1896
The Hated Baron, March 10, 1896
The Two Wits, March 11, 1896
Crown v. John Almond, March 12, 1896
The Brand of Cain, March 13, 1896
His Own Betrayer, March 14, 1896
The Ruby Necklace, March 16, 1896
A Romance of the Whirling Wheel, March 17, 1896
The Master's Mistake, March 18, 1896
Her Face Her Misfortune, March 19, 1896
Beauty and the Burglar, March 20, 1896
In the Franco-Prussian War, March 21, 1896
Our Anti-Matrimonial Club, March 23, 1896
A Pill at Pugborough, March 24, 1896
Five Hundred Pounds Reward, March 25, 1896
The Planning Clerk, March 26, 1896
The Two Ethels, March 27, 1896
A Secret Sorrow, March 28, 1896
A Village School-Mistress, April 1, 1896
A Curious Advertisement, April 2, 1896
The Forger, April 4, 1896
An Altered Verdict, April 7, 1896
At Bennoch's, April 8, 1896
Grown Crooked, April 9, 1896
Jonas, April 10, 1896
In the Bush, April 11, 1896
The Beautiful Domitian, April 13, 1896
A Wily Hiding-Place, April 14, 1896
Very Impressionable, April 15, 1896
On the Wire, April 16, 1896
The Miner's Wife, April 17, 1896
The Little Snob, April 18, 1896
The Course of True Love, April 20, 1896
An Amazing Romance, April 22, 1896
A Monte Carlo Episode, April 23, 1896
Finchley's Cane, April 24, 1896
A Dreamer of Dreams, April 25, 1896
Landseer's Alleged Cat, April 27, 1896
Sweet Miss Latimer, April 28, 1896
Under Chloroform, April 29, 1896
The Shadow Between Us, April 30, 1896
The Bloemfontein Diamond Fields, May 1, 1896
A Railway Recognition, May 2, 1896
A Day of Doubt, December 8, 1896
A Debt of Gratitude, December 16, 1896
In the Interests of Science, February 12, 1897
The Revolt of Ruth Allen, March 10, 1897
The Peacemaker, April 9, 1897
Outwitted, April 20, 1897
A Wedding Tombstone, May 5, 1897
Iali; Which is to Say, "Forgiven," May 15, 1897
Semper Fidelis, June 12, 1897
Edelweiss, July 22, 1897
The Hundredth Chance, August 9, 1897
Exclusive to the "Herald" (part one), August 11, 1897
Exclusive to the "Herald" (part two), August 12, 1897
Out of the Wreck, August 13, 1897
In the Moorish Room, August 23, 1897
Children of Chance, September 2, 1897
The Empty Cradle, September 13, 1897
Trans-Saharan Station 15-M, June 4, 1898
A Weird Coincidence, July 11, 1898
By Misadventure, September 26, 1898
Life, Death - and a Rose, November 14, 1898
All for Una, April 16, 1900
Just a Platonic Affair, August 29, 1900
Her Father's Vengeance, December 13, 1901
When Woman Conspires, December 26, 1901
The Honour of the 'Varsity, March 22, 1902
The Ninth Man: A Story of the Boat Race, April 1, 1903
Whom God Hath Joined, November 5, 1903
The Blind Madonna, November 6, 1903
The Stolen Opera, November 7, 1903
The Red Billiard Ball, November 11, 1903
The Statelier Mansion, November 13, 1903
The Price of Success, November 16, 1903
To the Ends of the Earth, November 17, 1903
The Supreme Test, November 18, 1903
Just for Fun, February 24, 1906
A Girl of Eighteen, June 4, 1906
Our Garden Courtship, August 6, 1906
A Will and a Wedding, September 1, 1906
The Confessions of Mollie, September 4, 1906
The Art of Forgetting, October 27, 1906
The Dancer and the Professor, November 1, 1906
Letters to a Woman in Love, November 24, 1906
A Fireside Proposal, November 29, 1906
More Letters to Women in Love, December 1, 1906
The Magic Christmas Eve, December 22, 1906
Shooting Guests, October 30, 1912 (as by "A Country Hostess")
Little Pictures Seen on Furlough, February 2, 1915 (as by "A Private")
The Valley of the Shadow, November 20, 1916
A Simple Christmas: The New Scrooge, November 23, 1916 (as by "Tiny Tim")
New Ghosts for Old, December 26, 1916
Was He Doing His Bit?, March 27, 1917 (as by "An Officer On Leave")
The Fright That Came Back, June 21, 1917
The Water Fairy, June 25, 1917 (this story was probably written by M. G. Waife)
Prairie Peril, July 14, 1934
Jacko to the Rescue, August 4, 1934
Mamba's Kraal, August 11, 1934
Edric, The Saxon, July 27, 1935
Pirates on the China Seas, August 31, 1935
The Black Opal of Araka, September 28, 1935
Roundhead Raid, November 30, 1935
Finale of a Falcon, September 1, 1939
Heritage, October 2, 1939

Applin, Arthur (1873-1949)
Overdue, March 8, 1902

Arbory, Michael
The Triumph Tree, March 3, 1934

Armitt, Reginald
On the Carpet, May 29, 1934

Armstrong, Richard
A Gift for the Prince, December 23, 1932

Arter, Wallace E.
A Race Through the Storm, October 12, 1933

Ashbarry, Gilbert
One-Book Man, July 30, 1934

Athron, Dorothy
Snakes on the 6.10..., May 17, 1939

Atkey, Bertram (1880-1952)
The Great Pork Era, August 21, 1912

Ayres, Ruby M. (1883-1955)
Pamela's Lucky Number, August 7, 1928
Nobodies, November 13, 1928

B.
Lady Molly's Hatpins, April 27, 1910

B., C.
The Rose-Red Princess, December 23, 1911

B., C. K.
King Scepticus and the Fairies, December 24, 1910

B., P.
Lady Molly Tries the Simple Life, August 2, 1910

B., T.
"George," The Trench Rat, November 25, 1916
The Dog Owner's Dream, May 2, 1917

Baerlein, Henry
When Schubert Was In Love, November 19, 1928
Albanian Idyll, September 24, 1930

Balchin, Nigel (1908-1970)
Cheap, March 21, 1939

Baldock, Gertrude A.
Second Best, June 2, 1934

Ball, Walter S.
The Prize Pup, September 15, 1933

Banton, Kathleen B.
The Hand Upon the Door, May 12, 1937
The Legend of the Singing Mule, May 22, 1937

Barber, Alex  pseudonym of Cyril Alexander Barber (1906-1998)
A New Line in Bluff, November 22, 1937

Barber, Kenneth
Wine with the Doge, March 5, 1936
The Marquis Makes a Marriage, June 17, 1936
The Taming of the Beau, June 26, 1937

Barbourne, A. J.
Noirette's Hat Trick, March 2, 1935
The Sea Serpent, June 8, 1935

Barbusse, Henri
Force, October 12, 1932

Barclay, Armiger
The Village Symposium, August 10, 1906
Gun-Shy, August 15, 1906
Old Souls for New, September 5, 1906
The Myopic Ostrich, September 21, 1906
The Terrible Lady Babs, October 10, 1906
The Soap Famine, October 29, 1906
Portraits Made Easy, December 3, 1906
A Progressive Lunch, January 31, 1907
The Marriage Brokers, March 19, 1907
At Home - "Pictures," March 25, 1907
A Topical Argument, June 1, 1907
The Wine Doctor, June 27, 1907
The Old Jockey, July 1, 1907
The Limerick Mania, July 18, 1907
Cupid in a Restaurant, December 26, 1907

Barker, Hedley  pseudonym of Clarence Hedley Barker (1894- )
"Cos I Treat Him Proper," August 28, 1934

Barnard, Robert
Wasted Talent, August 18, 1938

Barry, Philip B.
Welcome Visitor, June 18, 1938

Barton, Reyner
He Raised His Hat, December 8, 1937

Bashford, D. F.
Programme Changed, December 8, 1938

Bates, H. E. (1905-1974)
Waitress!, October 7, 1933
The Grace Note, September 18, 1936
Victim of Silence, May 3, 1939

Bawden, William R.
The Catapult Cowboy, March 3, 1934
Wade Minor Wins His Cap, April 28, 1934
Bob Merton's Disappearance, December 15, 1934 (as by W. R. Bawden)
Pirates to Port, April 13, 1935 (as by W. R. Bawden)
Kali's Bottle, May 11, 1935 (as by W. R. Bawden)
Bandit Gold, September 14, 1935 (as by W. R. Bawden)
The Voice in the Fog, October 19, 1935 (as by W. R. B.)
Leave it to Husky, November 23, 1935 (as by W. R. Bawden)
Feud in the North-West, December 14, 1935 (as by W. R. Bawden)

Bax, Stanley
Rivals in the Air, June 9, 1934

Bayley, Donovan
Hard Highway, October 17, 1935

Beamand, W. J.
Painted Dream, August 23, 1932
Tiberius, January 4, 1933
Scotland Yard, July 15, 1933
The Warning, January 25, 1934

Begbie, Garstin
Sign, Please!, September 7, 1935
Face Value, September 11, 1935 (as by G. Begbie)

Bell, J. J. (1871-1934)
What's in a Name?, October 23, 1934

Bell, Neil  pseudonym of Stephen Southwold (1887-1964)
A Ramble in Amnesia, December 28, 1949

Bellas, Ivor
Courage, August 19, 1933
Out of the Wreck, September 5, 1933
Master Mariner, October 18, 1934

Benham, Charles
The Man Who Was Afraid Of Everything, May 8, 1939

Bennett, Eric
Hard News, September 23, 1932
Balance Sheet, September 3, 1938

Bennett, Fred
Peril in the Wind, November 4, 1933
The Skating Champions, December 30, 1933

Benson, E. F. (1867-1940)
A Rich Man's Proposal, June 20, 1902
Lady Mirfield's Dentist, February 2, 1905
Two Generations, December 2, 1905

Bensusan, S. L. (1872- )
The Brass-Bound Box, October 19, 1935

Bentham, Josephine (1901-1987)
The Sheep, December 27, 1938

Bentham, Roy
The Third Bottle, September 25, 1937

Berey, Leonard R.
Wine of Friendship, August 23, 1935

Beswick, Eardley
Lady Cynthia's "Cert," September 12, 1931

Bewsher, Paul
Two Tunes on a Cornet, July 18, 1933

Bierce, Ambrose (1842- )
A Horseman in the Sky, July 16, 1931
Curried Cow, September 3, 1931

Birmingham, George A.  pseudonym of Rev. James Owen Hannay (1865-1950)
The Adventure of Mr. Windal, April 5, 1909
My Salmon, August 30, 1913

Black, L. D.
The Little Cleaner, February 24, 1934

Blain, K. D.
One Thing Left, September 3, 1935

Blake, Reginald
Blind Man's Bluff, September 15, 1931

Blanckensee, Muriel D.
Reflections, January 19, 1932

Bloom, Ursula (1892-1984)
This "Ideal" Business, December 27, 1928
Women Do Not Forget, August 10, 1929
The Garden of Failures, October 2, 1929
The Greatest of the McGarths, October 26, 1929
The Glamorous Eyes of Youth, December 31, 1929
Mother Love, February 11, 1930
Love - 30, August 16, 1930
Thing of Chance, November 19, 1930
Colours, June 22, 1933
The Trees Made Answer, May 18, 1934
The Blind Who See, May 25, 1934
The Earth Was Good, May 1, 1935
Blind Faith, April 2, 1936
Channel Crossing, September 21, 1936
When Ships Were Made of Wood, May 6, 1937
Good Theatre, June 12, 1937
Remembrance, June 30, 1937
Crown of the Year, August 28, 1937
Debt Paid, August 9, 1938

Bly, Roger
The Colonel Wins, May 19, 1934
Taming the Sixth, September 8, 1934
The Jungle Trail, February 16, 1935
Circus Courage, September 21, 1935

Bodington, Nicholas
And So They Still Go On, May 9, 1939
"O" Stands for Oscar, September 20, 1939

Bonnet, Emery
You Can't Fight Nature, December 12, 1938

Boothby, Guy (1867-1905)
Her Love Affair, November 25, 1903

Bosanquet, Edmund
What The Boys Think Of It, March 1, 1913

Bostock, John
S O S, November 17, 1934 (as by J. Bostock)
Royal Ruse, January 19, 1935
Galloping Jack, October 26, 1935

Bowen, Marjorie  pseudonym of Gabrielle Margaret Vere Campbell Long (1886-1952)
Half-Past Two: A Ghostly Drama, August 15, 1928

Bower, Marian
Boiled Sweets, August 6, 1934

Brading, Hal
Woman's Wit, August 30, 1938

Brand, Eric D.
Life is Like That, September 21, 1931
Courage!, March 26, 1932

Breen, Zoë
How Like a Woman, January 1, 1940
Talk in the Dark, January 23, 1940
The Golden Touch, January 30, 1940
The Man Who Was Never Ill, March 26, 1940

Bremner, Geoffrey
On Bail, August 20, 1938

Brex, Twells (?-1920)
My Holiday with the Premier, April 9, 1914
Daylight Saving, May 16, 1916
The Last "Flag Day," May 19, 1916
Black Summer, July 18, 1916
A Warning to Wives, July 29, 1916
A Night Out in 1918, November 8, 1916
The Wicked Food Waster and the Patriotic Economist, December 28, 1916
The Veteran, March 7, 1917
Invisible Paint, April 24, 1917
The Voice, October 4, 1917
My Husband's On Leave, December 5, 1917

Bridge, James B.
The Perfect Plot, October 12, 1929

Bridges, T. C. (1868-1944)
Too Hot to Hold (part one), September 17, 1931
Too Hot to Hold (part two), September 18, 1931

Bridges, Victor (1878-1972)
The Green Monkey, December 28, 1935 (a play)

Bright, Florence
Cynthia's Career, June 27, 1907

Brooke, F. W.
Nearly 'Uman, May 30, 1934
Elephant's Feet, June 4, 1934
The Key on a Ring, July 17, 1934

Brown, Mary
The King's Honey, December 7, 1935

Browne, Porter Emerson (1879-1934)
Two Diplomatic Matchmakers, December 15, 1906

Brunel, Adrian
Emerald Green, December 7, 1938

Buckley, Maurice
Exit a Hero, December 31, 1936
Happy Returns, September 8, 1937
A Woman Can Always Tell, December 7, 1937

Bull, Barbara
Prince Plays His Part, October 19, 1933
The Smugglers' Bay, February 2, 1935

Bullett, Gerald (1893-1958)
The Bridegroom, December 29, 1949

Bullock, Shan F.
A Boy Story, December 24, 1904

Burford, Eleanor (1906-1993)
The Waterfall, June 12, 1936
A Man at Last, December 29, 1936
Which, Doctor?, June 4, 1937
Rajah's Sapphires, June 29, 1937
Their Way Home, July 6, 1937
Bridegroom's Buttons, November 23, 1937

Burgin, G. B. (1856-1944)
Master and Man, November 27, 1903

Burrage, A. M. (1889-1956)
Lost and Found, July 14, 1933

Byass, B. O.
"No Flowers," August 2, 1934

C.
"Marvel," February 28, 1917

C., D.
The Sicilians, March 7, 1908

C., W. E.
Swanaswatka (N. J.), July 2, 1908

Calthrop, Dion Clayton (1878-1937)
The Duchess and the Dragon, November 11, 1905
Charity, November 25, 1905
Noah of Ark, December 2, 1905
The Spirit of the Season, December 16, 1905
A Piccadilly Picture, December 30, 1905
The Secret of Happiness, January 16, 1906
A Party Question, January 13, 1906
Under the Surface, January 20, 1906
The Strike, January 27, 1906
The Deserted Village, February 3, 1906
The London Sparrow, February 17, 1906
The Mother, February 24, 1906
The Land, March 3, 1906
The Chimera, March 24, 1906
Breakfast with the Immortals, March 31, 1906
The Rabbit and the Bus Horse, April 12, 1906
The Times Tea Party, October 19, 1906
The Father of His People, December 17, 1906
The Washing, January 12, 1907
Extremes Meet, January 19, 1907
The Mirror of Truth, May 4, 1907
The Sublime History of the Day After Tomorrow, May 11, 1907
The Weather Hen, May 25, 1907
Entertainment for Man and Beast, March 24, 1908
Cuckoo, April 28, 1908
Fashion, May 9, 1908
Where Shall We Go?, June 19, 1908
The Fairy and the Farmer, July 21, 1908
Bricks and Dreams and Mortar, October 10, 1908
Votes for Children, October 24, 1908
The Perfect Treasure, November 7, 1908
The Wonderjusts, November 18, 1908
The Secret Look, November 27, 1908
Toys and Temperament, December 10, 1908
Columbine's Garden, December 25, 1908
When the Hobgoblin Woke Up, January 13, 1909
Pot Luck, February 9, 1909
Pan in Piccadilly, March 13, 1909
Sugar Candy and the Budget, May 29, 1909
Home, June 11, 1909
Hints to Young Misers, June 25, 1909
Woman and Her Skirts, March 14, 1911
An April Day, April 8, 1911
The New Woman, May 5, 1911
A Hedge God, May 13, 1911
To-day, June 3, 1911
Dream Life, June 9, 1911
A Night's Adventure, July 20, 1912
So He Simply Lied, July 25, 1912
Sir Henry and Lady Elizabeth, August 2, 1912
My Talk with Miss Britannia, August 8, 1912
The Young Men of 1830, August 23, 1912
The Born Flirt, September 14, 1912
Sheep-Sleep, September 21, 1912
Autumn Shopping, October 17, 1912
Children's Brains, October 29, 1912
The Modern Young Man, November 7, 1912
She Might Have Been Pretty, November 28, 1912
The Children in the Park, February 6, 1913
'Tosh' About Fairies, December 20, 1913
The Futurist Miss Brown, February 20, 1914
No More Lovers' Lanes, March 7, 1914
The 1914 Browns, March 27, 1914
Queer Effects of a Spring Day, April 4, 1914
What's Wrong?, April 17, 1914
A Handful of Nothing, December 16, 1918

Calvert, Mrs. Charles
A London Rehearsal, September 21, 1907

Calvert, Kathleen
Proof of the Pudding, June 9, 1937

Candler, Edmund (1874-1926)
The Subaltern, January 9, 1915
The Franc-Tireur, January 28, 1915
"Ratting," April 8, 1915
The Professor and the Policeman, August 19, 1915

Cannan, Joanna  pseudonym of Joanna Maxwell Cannan Pullein-Thompson (1896-1961)
Harmony and Discord, October 21, 1929
So Great a Break, December 30, 1931

Carey, Frances
Over the Road, October 3, 1933

Carey, J. J.
The Dean of St. Michael's, August 29, 1938

Carol, Richard
A Skin Game, September 8, 1931
Pearls, August 26, 1932
A Little Faith, June 30, 1933

Carr, John Dickson (1906-1977)
Harem-Scarem, March 24, 1939

Carson, W. E.
The Crystal Palace, August 20, 1908

Carstairs, John Paddy  pseudonym of John Keys (1910-1970)
The Eclipse of Their Star, July 1, 1937

Carter, Barbara Barclay
Into a New Chapter, September 10, 1936

Cartwright, Carol
The War of the Fairies, November 4, 1914 (a play)

Cartwright, Richard
Practical Politics, September 10, 1937

Casey, Newton
The Angel's Kick, May 16, 1939

Cassera, Nora
Pals is Pals, September 24, 1932
When the Monkeys Made Merry, December 24, 1932
Gardener, Come Back!, June 15, 1933
Sixpence Change, July 27, 1933
Goose for Michaelmas, September 22, 1933
The Fetter, June 25, 1935

Castle, Agnes (1860-1922)
The Mirror of the Faithful Heart, February 5, 1904 (written with Egerton Castle)

Castle, Egerton (1858-1920)
The Mirror of the Faithful Heart, February 5, 1904 (written with Agnes Castle)

Chamberlain, Peter
Sweet Stay-at-Home, August 19, 1939

Chandos, Martin
And Some Fell On Good Ground, September 7, 1932

Channing, Mark  pseudonym of L. A. M. Jones (1879- )
'Er Majisty, August 31, 1932
Old Brass, September 6, 1932
Private View, December 23, 1932
Second Thoughts, January 18, 1933
The Blue Madonna, July 7, 1933

Chappell, Ernest Reece
Place for Mr. Benn, August 31, 1937
"Once a Collier...," November 26, 1937

Cheyney, Peter (1896-1951)
The Key, May 11, 1939
Christmas for Callaghan, December 24, 1945

Chidsey, Donald Barr (1902-1981)
When the Red Dust Blew, September 2, 1944

Christie, Agatha (1890-1976)
A Fruitful Sunday, August 11, 1928
The Wasps' Nest, November 20, 1928
Playing the Innocent, August 5, 1929

Clark, Margery Stanley
The Sentimental Game, May 7, 1906
The Girl Who Did Nothing, June 28, 1906

Clarke, Mabel McElliott
The Trickster, September 12, 1932

Cleaver, Hylton (1891-1961)
Thank You, Darling, December 31, 1938

Clifford, Patrick
They Were Deceivers Ever, September 1, 1933

Clifford, Mrs. W. K. (1853-1929)
The Way Out, November 29, 1904

Clyde, Jon
This Freedom, July 26, 1933

Coghlan, John
Lapse of Memory, June 15, 1935

Cole, R. C.
Ends Never Meet, September 14, 1937
Stripes for Mulaney, December 10, 1937

Collin, Rodney
The Pirate, December 28, 1934

Collins, Dale  pseudonym of Cuthbert Dale Collins (1897-1956)
These Brainless Women!, October 1, 1929
Without Malice (part one), May 4, 1938
Without Malice (part two), May 5, 1938

Collins, E.
Northern Lights, November 2, 1935

Collins, Evelyn Davey
The Splendid Catastrophe, July 31, 1933
The Last Plunder, August 31, 1933
Accidents Can Happen, January 11, 1935

Constanduros, Mabel (1880-1957)
Mrs. Ogboddy Obliges, December 23, 1935 (a play)
The Bugginses' Picnic, December 30, 1935 (a play; written with Michael Hogan)

Coppard, Dr. Winifred
Dust to Dust, January 9, 1937

Corder, R. E.  pseudonym of James Dunn
A Man of His Hands, September 26, 1929

Cordner, Diana Seward
Mess of Pottage, August 3, 1934

Costello, Mary
Harold Augustus, January 11, 1908

Cotterell, Geoffrey
Family Affair, March 14, 1939
Second Husband, March 29, 1939
Glittering Voyage, August 26, 1939
Thanks for the Party, March 28, 1940

Cotterill, Norah
The Loving-Glove, May 11, 1933
Here Comes the Bride!, June 29, 1933
Taking Licence, August 25, 1933
Presented to Jonathan Skeppitt, July 18, 1934
From Her Ladyship, January 1, 1935
Cat in the Bag, April 20, 1937

Courtenay, Shaugh
And Nemesis Smiled, October 15, 1935

Cowen, Frances (1901-1992)
A Fearless Flight, November 23, 1933

Crawford, Captain Jack
Waiting a Crown, January 12, 1897

Crew, Frank C.
Across the Bridge, August 15, 1930
Mr. Prindle Goes Back, September 7, 1931
Jobling's Last Run, August 17, 1932
Colbin's Carol, December 20, 1932
Muted Strings, January 2, 1933
The Shepherd, January 21, 1933
Pinder's Box, May 2, 1933
Fallen Blossom, June 1, 1933
Something Human, June 23, 1933
Gentlemen, August 24, 1933
The Silent File, February 27, 1934
The Truants, July 21, 1934
Mr. Brittle Comes Back, December 24, 1934
The Blue Mauritius, January 15, 1935
Teagle's Pail, January 19, 1937
Ancient Lights, June 10, 1937
Hidden Harmony, September 1, 1937
He Gave Away Too Much, October 4, 1937

Cronwright, Guy
Guilty Secret, August 16, 1934

Crump, Anthony
Top Card Wins, June 3, 1936

Cullum, Ridgwell  pseudonym of Sidney Groves Burghard (1867-1943)
The Strange Case of Mrs. Crador, May 26, 1928

Cunningham, Louis Arthur (1900-1954)
Intrepid Explorer, September 6, 1935

Currey, R. N.
The Everlasting Reminder, September 7, 1936

D., J. M.
Something in Chiffon, June 20, 1908

Dakers, Norman
The Voice, October 21, 1935

Daudet, Alphonse (1840-1897)
The Last Lesson, October 4, 1932

Davey-Collins, Evelyn
Wind from the East, September 14, 1936
Present Tense, June 7, 1937
Next Gent, Please, September 11, 1937

Dayle, Gilbert
The Going-Away Month, August 12, 1902

Deans, F. Harris (1886-1961)
A Patched-Up Affair, July 6, 1906
The Commandments of Nancy, July 27, 1906
The Jealousy of Nancy, August 17, 1906
The Innocence of Gladys, September 5, 1906
The Unpardonable Sin, September 11, 1906
His Previous Proposal, October 5, 1906
A Youth in Love, November 7, 1906

Dearden, Hilda Danvers (1899- )
Mère Fragonard, September 12, 1933

de Baeza, L.
The Coward, April 4, 1936

d'Egville, A. H.
Saved by the Legion, June 29, 1935

Delafield, E. M.  pseudonym of Edmee Elizabeth Monica de la Pasture Dashwood (1890-1943)
But They Don't Wear Labels, April 10, 1939
Afraid? Nonsense!, April 25, 1939
Untitled, June 5, 1939 (no title given for this story)
So What?, July 7, 1939
There Are No Rules, December 4, 1939

Delmar, Viña (1903-1990)
Charmed, I Assure You, May 18, 1933

Demaison, André (1893-1956)
Ouara, The Lioness (part one), August 12, 1929 (translated from the French by Vivian Le Grand)
Ouara, The Lioness (part two), August 13, 1929 (translated from the French by Vivian Le Grand)

de Maupassant, Guy (1850-1893)
The Necklace, September 30, 1944

Dennis, Robert
The Tramp's Dream, March 31, 1896
Burglary by Telephone, April 21, 1896

de Selincourt, Hugh (1878-1951)
"The Right Thing," March 18, 1913
The Shy Poor Man, April 4, 1913

Dewes, Simon  pseudonym of John St. Clair Muriel (1909- )
Through a Glass Darkly, August 9, 1934

Dicker, Richard M. H.
The Brambleton Mystery, January 12, 1933
The Rebel, January 20, 1933 (as by Richard Dicker)
All That Glitters, August 14, 1933 (as by Richard Dicker)
The Cue, August 30, 1933 (as by Richard Dicker)
Life's Like That, May 26, 1934 (as by Richard Dicker)
Easy Money, September 13, 1935 (as by Richard Dicker)

Dickie, Francis (1890-1976)
Tail of the Miracle, November 29, 1937

Dingle, A. E. (1874-1947)
The Legacy of Knucklebone Cay, January 1, 1932

Dinner, William (1906-1997)
Grumbler's Luck, September 23, 1937

Diogenes
The Philosophy of Dirt, March 21, 1911

Doig, Henry S.
Circumstantial Evidence, August 13, 1928
Portrait of a Gentleman, November 23, 1928
The Vicar Who Sold a Ghost, December 24, 1929

Dormie, M. A.  pseudonym of Marian Edna Sharrock (1897- )
Nanny's Away, August 22, 1932

Douglas, Wallace
Descent of the Great, September 21, 1935
The Warriors' Day, October 10, 1935
The Walker in Honesty, March 6, 1936

Douthwaite, L. Charles (1878- )
Duty Undefined, July 12, 1933
Something to Hide, June 13, 1936
Clear Title, October 2, 1937

Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan (1859-1930)
His First Operation, September 28, 1932

Doyle, Shane
Mr. Motwyn Wins Through, October 26, 1938

Duchess of Sermoneta, The
Ghosts That Haunt The Grandeur That Was Rome, July 8, 1931

Dudley, W.
Lighten Our Darkness, September 15, 1937

Duke, Alan
Chaps Can't Clype, August 26, 1937
A Blow for Cæsar, September 28, 1937

Duncan, Francis  pseudonym of William Walter Frank Underhill (1914-1988)
Million Pound Minute, October 25, 1938

Dunne, Finley P. (1867-1936)
Mr. Dooley on Strikes, September 24, 1907

Dunsany, Lord (1878-1957)
The Dull Dog, October 28, 1944

Durand, Lieutenant R.
Private Handcock's Promotion, September 24, 1915

Eaton, Evelyn (1902-1983)
Everything New, August 14, 1934

Eckersley, Arthur
Sarah, April 27, 1905

Edgar, George (1877-1918)
The Man Who Surprised Himself, October 26, 1915
The Stolen Submarine, November 15, 1915
"A Bit of Salving," November 24, 1915
Uniformitis, February 1, 1916

Edwardes, Charles
A Clumsy Wooing, April 8, 1901

Edye, Alfred
Making Up His Mind, November 21, 1922

Ellerbe, Alma
It's a Free Country, August 21, 1934 (written with Paul Ellerbe)
Dentist in the Air, January 8, 1937 (written with Paul Ellerbe)

Ellerbe, Paul
It's a Free Country, August 21, 1934 (written with Alma Ellerbe)
Dentist in the Air, January 8, 1937 (written with Alma Ellerbe)

Ellison, Robert
Name in Lights, September 13, 1939
The Debt, February 20, 1940
Advance Man, March 18, 1940

Engelbach, Fred G.
Cast Thy Bread Upon The Waters, April 9, 1899 (this story appeared in the Daily Mail Sunday Edition)

England, Eric B.
Sweepstake with Death, November 25, 1937

Enne, Constance
Pamela's Visitor, March 5, 1929
Dear Yesterday, March 7, 1931
To-morrow May Be Yours, July 21, 1933

Espinasse, Bernard
Father's Happy Christmas, December 24, 1908

Essex, John Oliver
A Call from the Clouds, September 14, 1933
The "Bandit" of Barnby Bridge, November 9, 1933

Evans, C. L.
The Hundredth Night, May 11, 1937

Fairfax, Nina
Angel Well Aware, June 25, 1937

Fallon, Walter J.
The Mudman, November 2, 1906

Fane, Alan
5 O'Clock Special, October 28, 1933
Tubby Saves the Pantomime, December 16, 1933
Gwendoline Plays Leading Lady, February 3, 1934
Peter Fiddles to Fame!, March 31, 1934

Farjeon, B. L. (1838-1903)
The Angel of the Poor, December 25, 1897

Farmer, Bernard J. (1902-1964)
When the Sweep Falls, September 25, 1935
Something in the City, August 27, 1936
False Dawn, September 4, 1937

Farnol, Jeffery (1878-1952)
Justly Due, January 19, 1933
The Roller, October 7, 1944

Farrow, G. E. (1866- )
How I Get to Why, December 29, 1897 (all of Farrow's stories form part of his "Adventures in Wallypug-Land" series)
A Strange Welcome, January 11, 1898
A Terrible Night, January 15, 1898
Late for Breakfast, January 22, 1898
The Trial, January 29, 1898
His Majesty is Deposed, February 9, 1898
Foiled!, February 17, 1898
The Little Blue People, February 26, 1898
The Wallypug Recovers His Crown, March 5, 1898
We Make a New Acquaintance, March 14, 1898
Smirkling for Mivlets, March 25, 1898
The W. and W.P.P. Rly. Co., April 2, 1898
Untitled, April 12, 1898 (no title given for this story)
Back to the Palace Again, May 26, 1898

Feakes, Paul  pseudonym of William George Payne (1898-1985)
Borrowed Luck, March 28, 1932
Time Heals, September 20, 1932
The Shorn Lamb, October 9, 1933
Snookered, August 20, 1934

Feiner, Ruth
Fallen Angel, June 17, 1935
Too-Generous Gerard, March 9, 1936

Fenwick, Kenneth
God's Acre, January 7, 1936
A Favour from the Khalif, September 1, 1936

Ferguson, Rachel (1893-1957)
The Aforesaid Thing Called Love, June 13, 1939 (part of the "Seaside Hotel" series of stories set in a common background and contributed by various authors)

Field, George
A Hat in Evidence, June 8, 1936

Findon, Arthur C.
Midnight and Early Morning, April 21, 1908

Fleming, Brandon (1889- )
The Inconvenient Husband, May 20, 1929
The Message, September 30, 1929

Fletcher, J. S. (1863-1935)
The Pedigree, April 6, 1904
Gadding About, April 15, 1904
New Neighbours, April 22, 1904
Something Like a Lord, May 27, 1904
Locked Out, June 14, 1904
Mr. Gosling's Proposal, July 19, 1904
Her Holiday, August 10, 1904
Family Pride, November 1, 1904
The Stolen March, February 17, 1905
The Honeymoon, March 21, 1905
Odd Characters, May 24, 1905
Joä Malins - and Mr. Jessop, July 13, 1905
A Yorkshire Visitor at the Motor Show, November 24, 1905
Overheard at the Cattle Show, December 8, 1905
An Anti-Political Tea Party, January 16, 1906
Mr. Poskitt on Parliament, March 10, 1906
Mr. Poskitt Buys a Motor-Car, April 4, 1906
Too Far and Too Fast, December 22, 1906
Mr. Poskitt on Modern London, August 22, 1907
The Time Test, January 21, 1909
The Common Cause, January 30, 1909
The Heliotrope Hat, March 3, 1909
The Home Cure for Influenza, March 29, 1909
How to Choose a Wife, April 15, 1909
The Spring Cleaning, April 24, 1909
A May Meeting, May 8, 1909
Solomon's Airship, May 31, 1909
Lord Roberts' Advice to Young Women, July 31, 1909

Fletcher, Strawson
The Half-Mile Open, August 29, 1933
Colonel's Orderly, October 4, 1933
The Magic Mount, February 26, 1934
Unhappy Hunting Grounds, May 24, 1934
Breeches of Discipline, July 27, 1934
Left to Cuthbert, October 12, 1934
Range and Disarrange, January 4, 1935
Sent to Try Us, February 18, 1935
Maps & Mishaps, May 22, 1935

Fleur, Elizabeth
Star in Waiting, August 31, 1936

Folkard, H.
Mother Hubbard's Prisoners, October 15, 1912 (a play)
The Cobwebs on the Moon, December 10, 1912 (a play)

Forbes, Lady Helen
Down With Pheasants!, October 16, 1913

Forester, C. S. (1899-1966)
Further Outlook Unsettled, June 16, 1939 (part of the "Seaside Hotel" series of stories set in a common background and contributed by various authors)
The Even Chance (part one), April 17, 1950 (a Hornblower story)
The Even Chance (part two), April 18, 1950 (a Hornblower story)
The Even Chance (part three), April 19, 1950 (a Hornblower story)
The Man Who Felt Queer (part one), April 20, 1950 (a Hornblower story)
The Man Who Felt Queer (part two), April 21, 1950 (a Hornblower story)
The Spanish Galleys (part one), April 24, 1950 (a Hornblower story)
The Spanish Galleys (part two), April 25, 1950 (a Hornblower story)
The Spanish Galleys (part three), April 26, 1950 (a Hornblower story)
The Examination for Lieutenant (part one), May 1, 1950 (a Hornblower story)
The Examination for Lieutenant (part two), May 2, 1950 (a Hornblower story)

Foster, Adelaide
But Art Goes On For Ever, May 26, 1937

Fox-Hutchinson, Alan
A Table for Six, October 15, 1934

Frampton, H. E.
Double-Cross, December 2, 1937

France, Anatole (1844-1924)
Our Lady's Juggler, October 6, 1932
The Ocean Christ, December 6, 1933

Francis, M. E.  pseudonym of Mrs. Francis Blundell (1859-1930)
A Game of Hazard, December 4, 1903

Francis, O.
The Greater Love, May 19, 1934

Frank, Eric
All Clear, October 27, 1934

Frankau, Pamela (1908-1967)
The Fateful Cry, November 22, 1928
"When a Gentleman -," October 18, 1929

Freeman, William
A Lesson in Behaviour, January 1, 1930

Friedlaender, Helen
Off with the Dance, August 7, 1929
The Amateur Vamp, October 29, 1929

Gallon, Nellie Tom (1874-1938)
Fate Flourishes Her Heels, August 19, 1932 (as by Nellie Tom-Gallon)
When Jimmy Strayed, December 30, 1932 (as by Nellie Tom-Gallon)

Gallon, Tom (1866-1914)
A Dummy Proposal, November 20, 1903

Galloway, Aird
Fame's Father, August 29, 1936

Garland, A. P.
It Seemed So Easy, September 21, 1929
Three Dark Men, October 10, 1929
The Triangle, February 18, 1930
Company for Kong, August 29, 1932
A Fellow Feeling, September 19, 1932
Enter Egbert, December 28, 1932
On New Lines, December 27, 1934
Knight-Errant, April 24, 1935
King of America, August 19, 1935
One Word From You - !, September 10, 1935
Rally Round!, October 8, 1935
First Things First, January 4, 1936
Noblesse Oblige, September 5, 1936

Garnett, Richard
The Elixir of Life, October 10, 1932

Gaunt, Arthur (1906-1978)
The Cup Match, October 6, 1934

Gautier, Théophile (1811-1872)
The Nest of Nightingales, September 29, 1932

Gellert, Elsa
Pinioned Wings, September 19, 1936

Gibbon, Muriel Morgan
Cupid Fires a Broadside, December 9, 1938

Gibbon, Perceval (1879-1926)
Green is for Love, November 18, 1944

Gibbs, Philip (1877-1962)
Fishers of Men, February 26, 1903
In a Gipsy Camp, March 13, 1903

Gibson, Charles
A Clock for a Clock, August 25, 1937

Gielgud, Val (1900-1981)
The Deuce of a Day, September 2, 1936

Gilbertson, Edith
The Next Thing, August 8, 1906
A Decent Little Place, August 25, 1906
Corrupt Practices, January 16, 1907
The Better Time, February 16, 1907
Aunt Elizabeth at Epsom, June 7, 1907
Consolation, August 9, 1907

Gilchrist, Donald (1908-1995)
The Essay, September 6, 1934
Happy Families!, August 30, 1935

Gilchrist, R. Murray (1868-1917)
The End of the World, October 7, 1932

Gilpatric, Guy (1896-1950)
The Head in the Box, September 19, 1931

Gissing, George (1857-1903)
Topham's Chance, December 9, 1903

Gloag, John (1896-1981)
What are the Facts?, August 28, 1936
Consolation, May 15, 1937

Glover, C. Gordon (1908- )
Something in Common, October 26, 1934
We Meet Again, June 9, 1936
Resign Yourself, My Lady, September 3, 1937

Godfrey, Elsa
Just As You Wish, July 6, 1933
Mr. Snigs, September 26, 1933
Hammered, August 4, 1934
Second Fiddle, January 14, 1935
Sunlight and Shadow, April 30, 1935
Shades of Night, June 6, 1936
Take Courage, Friend!, September 3, 1936
No Other Alibi, December 28, 1936

Godwin, George
The Choice, August 28, 1935

Golding, Louis (1895-1958)
2 Jolly Gentlemen, September 16, 1944

Goldsmith, Oliver
The Disabled Soldier, October 8, 1932

Goodchild, George (1888-1969)
Curing a Pessimist, February 1, 1919

Goodrick, E. M.
A Happy New Year, Colonel, December 29, 1934
Left-Handed Luck, February 9, 1935
Lucky Prince, March 9, 1935

Gordon, Roy
Fools' Gold, July 24, 1934

Govan, Allan
Miss Saville's Friend, January 5, 1932
The Put-Uponers, September 5, 1932
Travellers' Tales, January 3, 1935
The Gap in the Hedge, September 29, 1937

Gowing, Sidney (1878- )
Six O'Clock by Big Ben: A March Sunrise, March 22, 1897

Grace, Jameson
Clown Courage, April 11, 1936

Grant, Douglas Allen
The Philosopher, September 2, 1933

Grant, Hilary
Puppy for Sale, March 23, 1935
Mrs. Nairn's Treasure, May 18, 1935

Graves, H. E.
Last Parade of an Old Soldier, January 6, 1936

Gray, E.
Dick's Dragon, May 12, 1934
Roy's Lucky Stone, March 30, 1935

Gray, John
The Doctor's Field, September 21, 1933
Anniversary, September 30, 1933

Green, Douglas
Out of Darkness, January 15, 1932

Green, Lawrence G. (1900-1972)
Happy Landing, July 14, 1934
The Old Desert Bell, October 2, 1934

Greville, John
Seven Years, January 8, 1932

Gribbin, H. T.
Married a Month, September 26, 1906
The Experienced Lovers, November 21, 1906

Grierson, Francis D. (1888-1972)
The Kiss of Judas, August 21, 1928
Red Kitty, December 20, 1938

Gumley, F. W.
Larry Sinclair's Lucky Snowball, January 20, 1934

Gurney, E. Mary
The Backyard, June 8, 1933

Gwynne, Frank
Zambi, The White Terror, July 28, 1934

H., C.
The Folly of Lady Ainsmere, April 28, 1906
Young Romance, August 15, 1912

H., M. F.
A Pageant of the Flowers, June 13, 1912 (a play)

Halifax, John
A Slice of Luck, September 8, 1932

Halifax, Robert  pseudonym of Robert Edwin Young (1870-1943)
The Way of Transgressors, February 21, 1901

Halward, Leslie (1905-1976)
The Girl in the Photo, May 25, 1937

Hamilton, Cosmo  pseudonym of Henry Charles Hamilton Gibbs (1870-1942)
Reprieved, August 6, 1929

Hamilton, J. Lindsay (1896- )
"Taken for Granted," September 28, 1929
That Kind of Accident, October 25, 1929

Hamilton, Mildred
The Oak Tree, October 6, 1933

Hammerton, Grenville  pseudonym of Captain Frank H. Shaw (1878-1960)
Gunman!, September 2, 1935
Sandwich Bar, October 9, 1935

Hanson, Nell
Shy in Love, May 24, 1935

Harding, Robert (1897- )
Jerry's Jackal, February 24, 1934
Brigand at Bay, July 13, 1935

Hardy, Gwendolen
What it Came to at Last, December 16, 1911

Hardy, Mrs. Thomas
Her Lonely Soldier, April 3, 1915

Hare, Martin
Free-Wheel, January 14, 1933

Harley, W. H.
Ali, The Toy Maiter, February 14, 1935

Harrison, J. W.
The Key, June 5, 1934

Harte, Francis Bret (1836-1902)
Mr. Thompson's Prodigal, August 7, 1933

Harvey, A.
The Wastrels, October 24, 1906

Hastings, Phyllis (1904-1994)
Overdoing It!, October 5, 1935
The Lion Breed, April 3, 1936
Enchanted Valley, January 5, 1937
Passing of a Swan, May 29, 1937

Hay, Ian  pseudonym of John Hay Beith (1876-1952)
Fowl Play, November 19, 1913

Haynes, Vicky
Merely in Memory, June 20, 1935

Hazelton, Betty
Autumn Roses, September 28, 1933

Hearn, Lafcadio (1850-1904)
Of a Mirror and a Bell, January 27, 1934
Yuki-Onna, February 8, 1934

Heatley, Russell
The Summons Came, November 19, 1937

Hedworth, Barbara
Waiting on the Wire, January 13, 1932

Hellinger, Mark (1903-1947)
Bargain, October 10, 1939
Accident, November 6, 1939

Henry, O.  pseudonym of William Sydney Porter (1862-1912)
A Municipal Report (part one), July 10, 1931
A Municipal Report (part two), July 11, 1931
A Municipal Report (part three), July 13, 1931
The Cop and the Anthem, September 27, 1932

Herbert, Grace
The Gentle Soul, June 7, 1940
Two Gardens, June 14, 1940

Heriot, Adelaide
She Was So Very Victorian, June 24, 1935

Hess, Erwin
The Acrobat, May 9, 1939

Hewitt, Kathleen (1893- )
Stranger and Friend, December 14, 1938

Hickman, Charles
Sandra was Different, March 24, 1932

Hillier, Frank
The Thief, November 14, 1914

Hillson, Norman
Untitled, March 6, 1939 (no title given for this story; a modernisation of the historic love story of Paolo of Rimini and Francesca da Polenta)
Untitled, March 7, 1939 (no title given for this story; a modernisation of the historic love story of Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton)
Widow's Harvest, March 8, 1939 (a modernisation of the tale of Ruth, the Gleaner, from the Old Testament)
The Tragic Genius, March 9, 1939 (a modernisation of the life story of Rembrandt)
Tryst with Death, March 10, 1939 (a modernisation of the historic love story of Rudolph of Hapsburg and Baroness Marie Vetsera)

Hilton, Brian
A Modern Scrooge, December 16, 1932

Hinkson, Pamela (1900-1982)
Bustle and Fuss, October 14, 1929

Hodge, J. B.
The Fight to the Death, April 23, 1899 (this story appeared in the Daily Mail Sunday Edition)

Hogan, Michael (1899- )
The Bugginses' Picnic, December 30, 1935 (a play; written with Mabel Constanduros)

Holme, Constance
A Bit of Human Nature, July 2, 1937

Holmes, Antony
Home, James!, January 23, 1933
The Constant Winner, June 5, 1937
Not a Word of This Please!, November 30, 1937

Holmes, E.
The Farmer and the Passer-By, August 1, 1908

Holmes, George W.
The Pal, September 3, 1934

Holt, Henry (1891-1955)
The Green Lizard, October 11, 1929

Holt, Leslie
The New Client, September 6, 1938

Hopcroft, G. E.
Saving the Brightstone Queen, February 10, 1934
Pirates in the Channel, March 24, 1934
Out of Control, June 22, 1935

Hope, Mabel Ellams
Jack and Jill to the Rescue, August 3, 1935

Hopper, Guillan
Okay for What?, March 16, 1939

Horn, Holloway (1886- )
My Card, August 12, 1930
Trouble..., October 6, 1934
Impromptu, October 13, 1934
The Man Who Beheld Truth, November 24, 1937
Last Look, December 30, 1937
The Watcher, August 12, 1938

Horniblow, Sidney
A Pleasure Cruise, August 30, 1932
Rendezvous, July 8, 1933
Who's Eric?, September 19, 1933

Horsfield, H. Knight
The Ghost and the Stockbroker, October 6, 1906

Houghton, Claude  pseudonym of Claude Houghton Oldfield (1889-1961)
In the Sandwich Bar, November 16, 1928
Where There's a Phyl -, September 23, 1930

Howard, Colin (1910- )
Shaun O'Rourke Left a Will, July 10, 1933
Moonshine, August 3, 1933
At Durio's, September 8, 1933
The Tale of a Tongue, October 5, 1933
The Escape, February 28, 1934
He Was a Friend in Need, July 19, 1934
The Hat Trick, August 8, 1934
For the Goose, September 7, 1934
Changeling, February 13, 1935
Mrs. Green's Offence, April 25, 1935
The Wedding Present, June 14, 1935
The Purse, August 24, 1935
Barney's Bequest, September 20, 1935
A Bit of Luck, March 7, 1936
Moyna McCrea's Man, November 4, 1936
Mrs. Gardner's Husbands, January 7, 1937
She Shall Have Music, May 18, 1937

Howard, F. Morton
The Way They Settled It, May 29, 1907
Unhappy Stowaway, August 17, 1934
A Visitor for Christmas, December 21, 1935 (a play)
The Capture, December 27, 1935 (a play)

Howard, Keble  pseudonym of John Keble Bell (1875-1928)
Marjorie's Poet, December 8, 1903
An Aeroplane in Our Village, July 11, 1912
Helping Cupid, August 14, 1912
Companions of the Road, September 3, 1912
Buying Xmas Cards, December 14, 1912
Rag-Time Mania, January 11, 1913
The Vice of Growing Old, September 8, 1913

Howarth, L. S.
Oh L!, September 27, 1937

Howe, Frank W.
True Son of His Father, December 9, 1933

Hoys, Dudley (1899-1980)
Grannie's Young Man, September 9, 1932
A Man Must Eat, October 16, 1934
A Lot of Sheep, October 24, 1934
Thanks a Lot, September 16, 1936

Hsien, P'u Liu
The Stolen Goblet, July 18, 1900

Hughes, Kaye
Chiming Clock, December 24, 1936
High Tide Takes All, June 28, 1937
The Legend of Beauty, July 7, 1937

Hughes, Myfanwy
Red Dusk's Discovery, November 10, 1934

Humphryes, W.
The Creaking Gate, October 4, 1934

Hunt, Cecil
White Roses, April 23, 1937
Counsel for Love, June 2, 1937

Hurford, Katherine
Love - Behind the Mask, October 24, 1929

Hutchinson, Peggy
By Saving Waters, July 8, 1937

Hutten, Baroness von (1874-1957)
Daphne Pursued, November 24, 1928

Hyne, C. J. Cutcliffe (1865-1944)
The Anarchist's Scheme, April 16, 1899 (as by Cutcliffe Hyne; this story appeared in the Daily Mail Sunday Edition)
The Settler-ess, October 16, 1929
Gentlemen - You May Smoke!, March 10, 1930
Saladin's Cake, September 27, 1930

Ibáñez, Vicente Blasco (1867-1928)
The Sleeping Car Porter, February 13, 1934

Inge, Charles
Concerning Easter Eggs, April 1, 1907
The Open Secret, December 19, 1908

Innes, Evelyn
Away From You, July 13, 1933

Irwin, Margaret
Venus Afloat, June 9, 1939 (part of the "Seaside Hotel" series of stories set in a common background and contributed by various authors)

Jackson, Stuart
The Guiding Star, December 19, 1932
The Rainy Day, August 26, 1935
Affinity, August 25, 1936

Jacob, Naomi
The Missing Heart, May 1, 1939

Jacot, B. L.  pseudonym of Bernard Louis Jacot de Boinod (1898-1977)
Fear!, December 29, 1931
Under the Skin, June 18, 1935
Below Ground, May 7, 1937
Grandma Was Right, November 8, 1938
Farewell Message, December 30, 1938
Stony-Face, March 13, 1939
Far Horizon, September 2, 1939

Jacot, J. L.
Heredity, October 28, 1929

James, Cyril
The Problem Picture, July 28, 1934
Second-Hand, August 24, 1934

Jarmayne, Herbert
Eccentric Miss Fludyer, August 20, 1935

Jay, Nancy
Hope Deferred, April 24, 1937

Jenkins, Alan
Light & Shade, July 23, 1934
Not a Quiver!, April 29, 1935

Jepson, Selwyn (1899-1989)
That Careful Alibi, November 14, 1928
The End of Dr. Huss, October 17, 1929
Cush, The Butler, December 30, 1929
Culture 'B', February 12, 1930
The Christmas Pup, December 21, 1932

Jerome, Jerome K. (1859-1927)
Mrs. Korner, November 24, 1904

Joelson, Annette
The Black Stick, March 1, 1934
Eater of Lions' Hearts, September 11, 1934
Malay Magic, September 18, 1937

Jones, Emrys
I Had an Idea for a Book, February 26, 1940
After Dinner in Glasburgh, March 22, 1940

Jones, Howard (1906- )
But Not To Me, January 2, 1932
Search Me!, July 20, 1933
King of the Cliffs, October 1, 1935
Destiny and the Dancing Bear, September 15, 1936
Prisoner on Parole, June 3, 1937

Jones, Paul
The Square Peg, August 21, 1939

Jope-Slade, Christine
Who Loves a Garden, August 18, 1928
Backed by a Millionaire, May 21, 1929
A Street is Going Somewhere, September 25, 1929
Screaming the House Down, October 9, 1929
Walking in His Sleep, January 11, 1937
Just That Sort of Morning, October 28, 1938

Jordan, Travis
Make-Believe Honeymoon, September 17, 1937
Salute to Love!, December 9, 1937

Jude, Saxon
The Return of the Patient, March 24, 1897
Terms Cash, December 4, 1897

Kaye-Smith, Sheila (1887-1956)
The Stranger, August 11, 1930

Keating, Joseph (1871-1934)
The Coal-Getters, February 6, 1906
Mogg, March 6, 1908
The Fire Gate, August 24, 1908

Keith, Helen
Cave Captive, August 17, 1935

Kelley, Henry Howard
All's Fair in Love, April 6, 1936

Kennedy, Joan
May Madness, May 25, 1933

Kennington, Alan (1906-1986)
One Touch of Greta, June 4, 1936

Kent, John  pseudonym of Arthur George Balbernie (1893- )
Overdose, February 19, 1935

Kent, Michael (1881- )
The Three Bananas, September 9, 1931
Hair Oil, December 24, 1931
Their Sole Support, September 29, 1933
Albert's Old Lady, January 24, 1934
Man with a Horse, August 25, 1934
Sold!, September 26, 1935
As a Pebble Thrown, January 1, 1937

Keon, Grace  pseudonym of Grace Wallace Doonan (1873- )
Dance of Yesha, October 12, 1935

Kerne, Winslow
A Girl Looks On, June 1, 1937

Kerr, Geoffrey (1895- )
She Had a Way With Figures, August 23, 1937

Kersh, Gerald (1911-1968)
Flesh and Grass, November 15, 1939
Let Lying Dogs Sleep (part one), December 12, 1939
Let Lying Dogs Sleep (part two), December 13, 1939
The Suppressed Part of the Sant Report, December 30, 1949

Kilpatrick, Florence A. (?-1968)
A Tax on Love, September 21, 1932
Inspiration, August 27, 1934
She Didn't Bother, September 9, 1937

King, Penelope
The Clapping Hands, February 12, 1934

King, T. G.
The Plot, September 17, 1932
A Crown for McTavish, January 9, 1933
Postman's Knock, April 29, 1933
Retired Hurt, July 4, 1933
Catspaw, September 24, 1935
Catch as Catch Can..., April 8, 1936
Substitute, October 1, 1937

Kinloch, John
After the Verdict, January 7, 1930

Laing, Nora
The Colonel's Oxfords, September 9, 1935

Lambe, Marjory E.
The Mask, June 29, 1933

Lane, Naunton
Peril at the Queen Oak, March 16, 1935

Lane, Yvonne
The Prince Goes Home, August 13, 1930

Lane-Norcott, Maurice
The Man Who Hated Dancing, January 31, 1922
Helping Him Out, November 21, 1923
A Little Medical Advice, November 24, 1923
A Present for Marjory, December 11, 1923
The Coward, December 15, 1923
The Bird, December 22, 1923
The Dawn, January 8, 1924
The Grumbler, February 8, 1924
Getting Over the "Blues," February 21, 1924
In the Silence Room, February 27, 1924
A Pleasant Evening, March 3, 1924
The Minx, September 3, 1927
Seeing George Off, September 17, 1927
Safety Last, October 28, 1927
Sitting Out, November 23, 1927
Just a Story, June 18, 1928
Mr. Jones Rockets to the Moon, November 5, 1928

Langdale, Peter
Charges Reversed, May 30, 1938
The Silence of the Witness, August 4, 1938
Mink Coat, August 10, 1938
Surprise Party, August 19, 1938

Langton, Edward
The Landlord's Billiard Table, March 9, 1931

Laver, James
Lunch at the Brown Derby, April 14, 1939
The Man Who Understood Women, August 5, 1944

Lawless, Peter
Success to the Party, September 9, 1933

Lawson, Henry
The Loaded Dog, November 4, 1944

Lee, Thorpe
The New Game, November 16, 1912
The Man Who Was Not Superstitious, March 6, 1917

Lenehan, J. C. (1890-1943)
Green Golliwogs, May 21, 1937

Leonard, Bertha
Rescue from the Sky, May 5, 1934
Suzette's Race, June 1, 1935

Le Pla, Bessie
Where Love Lies, January 7, 1933
Mrs. Biggin's Fur Coat, January 1, 1935

Le Queux, William (1864-1927)
The Red Hat, December 12, 1904

Leslie, Dudley
No Time for Love, January 12, 1932

Lewis, Charles J. R.
The Humble "Casualty," May 28, 1901

Lewis, D. B. Wyndham (1891-1969)
Buttercup Time, March 3, 1926 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
Carnival, March 31, 1926 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
The Last Liberal, June 2, 1926 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
Children's Corner, June 30, 1926 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
The Lapse, September 4, 1926
The Crystal Tower, October 20, 1926 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
My England!, December 8, 1926 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
The Wood, December 22, 1926 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
The Spartan Mother; or, Lumme, Who Knows?, January 12, 1927 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
The Crabchild Family, April 27, 1927 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
The Eleventh Hour, May 11, 1927 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
Rods of the Righteous, July 7, 1927 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
So the World Wags, August 3, 1927 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
A Sword for the King, September 14, 1927 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
In a Suburb, September 21, 1927 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
The Crabchilds Again, September 28, 1927 (this story appeared in Lewis' humorous column "At the Sign of the Blue Moon")
The Shyest Girl in the Lower Fourth, March 21, 1928 (as by "Ella B. Eagerly")
A Pint of Ale, May 25, 1928
The Crabchilds Again, June 13, 1928
The Crabchilds Again, August 9, 1928
The Crabchilds: Emily's Sin, September 20, 1928
The Crabchilds Again: A Day of Trials, November 21, 1928
The Crabchilds Again: More About Ingratitude, December 12, 1928
An Interview with Helen of Troy, January 16, 1929
The Crabchilds Again, March 12, 1930

Lewis, Duncan
The Outlaw of White Rock Valley, September 21, 1933
The Big Bang!, November 2, 1933

Lewis, Helen Prothero (1853- )
Private Olympics, July 16, 1908

Ley, Phil E.
The Secret Night-Rider, January 6, 1934
Pirates Aboard, August 18, 1934
Jimmy Rawlin's Cracker, November 3, 1934
Celebration Bonfire, May 4, 1935

Lindsay, Philip (1906-1958)
Mediæval Justice, January 8, 1935 (based upon a true story told by Gregory of Tours)

Lindsey, John
Stratosphere, August 1, 1934

Little, A. Clarke
The Other Woman, May 14, 1899 (this story appeared in the Daily Mail Sunday Edition)

London, Jack (1876-1916)
The Banks of the Sacramento, December 8, 1904

Love, Hilda M.
Women Who Wait, September 16, 1916
Her First Leave: How The "WAACS" Came Home, November 20, 1917

Lowndes, Mrs. Belloc (1868-1947)
Not Every Woman's Fortune, May 28, 1928
Sanchia's Love Letters, August 16, 1928
Just a Word With You, October 7, 1929
Doctor John's Dilemma, January 7, 1931

Lowry, H. D. (1869-1906)
The Sympathetic Agent, October 31, 1898

Luke, Alan
Two Sides of an Angle, January 4, 1937

Luke, Claude F. (1905- )
Recipe of Death, September 8, 1936

Lyndon, Barré  pseudonym of Alfred Edgar (1896-1972)
She Said it 15 Times, May 19, 1939
The Fourpenny Haddock, November 21, 1939

M.
My Ordeal at the Zoo, June 13, 1911

Maartens, Maarten  pseudonym of Joost Marius Williem van der Poorten (1858-1915)
The Heiress, December 11, 1903

Macadam, John
City Man, July 6, 1933

MacArthur, D. Wilson (1903-1981)
Pulling Out, May 23, 1934
Accident, August 15, 1934
Taboo, September 10, 1934
The Way Out, October 9, 1934
Second Generation, January 21, 1935
Safe Custody, September 12, 1935
A Tow in Time, April 9, 1936
When Deep Calls to Deep, June 15, 1936
A Cup to Celebrate, May 13, 1937

Macdonald, George A. (1869-1936)
The Willoughby's Lawsuit, July 8, 1908
Lady Carteret Makes Her Will, July 17, 1908
Mr. Puckle's Client, August 12, 1908

Macer-Wright, S.
Not Given in Evidence, August 18, 1934

McEvoy, Charles (1879-1929)
His Lordship, July 30, 1915

MacGill, Patrick (1889-1963)
Lost in the Trenches, August 25, 1916

McHutchon, J. F.
The White Rhino, August 24, 1935
The White Squirrel, September 7, 1935
The Riddle of the Ring, November 16, 1935

McInnister, Adam
Bawks, August 18, 1933

Mack, Louise (1870-1935)
The Man From Cook's, June 8, 1908
A Cycle of Sightseeing, September 18, 1908

Mackenzie, Compton (1883-1972)
It Happened in Athens, May 5, 1939

McKenzie, F. A.
The Prodigal Son, June 29, 1908

MacNair, J. H.
Water and Land, September 17, 1913 (a play)

Macrae, Stuart
The Master Hand, January 18, 1932

Mahony, Nellie
Their Garden, August 22, 1908

Makin, W. J. (1894-1944)
Pearls with the Pêche-Melba, July 19, 1933
Tiger Tiger, June 5, 1936

Malloch, G. R.
The Anti-Gossip Society, August 17, 1938

Manhood, H. A. (1904-1991)
Beauty, March 10, 1931
The Way of Her Going, December 27, 1932
Midnight Muddle, January 17, 1933
The Bull in a China Shop, April 27, 1933
He Talked to Dogs, July 1, 1933
Love Thy Neighbour, August 11, 1933
Juggernaut, September 11, 1933
The Apple Women, September 8, 1934
Duck on Wheels, April 27, 1935
Hope Costs Nothing, September 6, 1937
Kill or Cure, January 12, 1938

Mann, Mary E. (1848-1929)
A Little White Dog, December 15, 1903
It Answered, December 2, 1904
The Village Oracle, January 8, 1910
Spring's Parable, March 25, 1910
The Personal Note, May 18, 1910
The Music of the Scythe, July 2, 1910
The Holiday Spirit, July 29, 1910
Her London Season, May 6, 1911
The Old Shepherd, September 2, 1911
A Gentleman at Large, August 13, 1912

Mansfield, Katherine (1888-1923)
Life of Ma Parker, October 5, 1932
Her First Ball, January 16, 1933
Taking the Veil, July 3, 1933
The Woman at the Store, November 11, 1944

Marex, Chiltern
The Cure, February 14, 1934

Marner, Geoffrey
But Surely You Love Me?, April 21, 1939

Marriott, Charles (1869-1957)
On the Horns, December 1, 1903

Marshall, Archibald  pseudonym of Arthur Hammond Marshall (1866-1934)
A Village Excitement, April 25, 1907
The Clerk, January 29, 1908
The Inquest, February 10, 1908
A Thousand a Year, February 18, 1908
Simple Simon, March 5, 1908
Brother Paul, March 21, 1908
The Parson's Wife, April 17, 1908
The Magician, April 22, 1908
The Deadly Competence, May 6, 1908
The Shepherd, May 16, 1908
The Family, May 23, 1908
The Holiday, June 6, 1908
The Senior Wrangler, June 17, 1908
Old Ox, June 27, 1908
A Leander Scarf, July 1, 1908
The Old Maid, July 18, 1908
Rich in Possessions, July 29, 1908
The Two Merchants, August 14, 1908
What Miss Budge Saw, March 6, 1909
An Old Family, April 1, 1909
Mr. Barton's Holiday, August 2, 1909
Form 4, September 28, 1910
Aunt Susan on the Land, October 5, 1910
On the Telephone, February 17, 1912
What We Talk About, April 4, 1912
Keep Your Eye On The Ball, April 13, 1912
A Lesson in Golf, May 10, 1912
The Lucky Man, June 6, 1912
The Chatty Golfer, June 12, 1912
My Partner, July 22, 1912
Candid Critics, January 20, 1913
Golf Temper, March 21, 1913
The Hairdresser's Secret, April 18, 1913
The Father of the Club, May 13, 1913
In the Train, August 5, 1913
The Holiday Golfer, August 20, 1913

Martyn, Wyndham  pseudonym of William Henry Martin Hosken (1874-1963)
The Unknown Quantity, September 16, 1933

Marvell, Andrew  pseudonym of Howell Davies (1896-1985)
Misfire, December 30, 1936

Mason, S. C. (1901-1985)
The Look on His Face, October 24, 1938

Matthew, Hardie
A Pair of Trousers, August 21, 1935

Maugham, W. Somerset (1874-1965)
Flirtation, February 3, 1906
The Consul, October 14, 1944

Maupassant, Guy de (1850-1893)
The Necklace, October 3, 1932
The Minuet, July 25, 1933

Maxwell, W. B. (1866-1938)
The Selfish Man, February 10, 1906
Naughty Edie, February 16, 1906
The Caged Birds, February 23, 1906
The Informer, August 9, 1928

Meade, H. C.
Gentlemen's Game, August 31, 1934

Meik, Vivian (1894-1955)
A Gentleman Pledges His Word, September 2, 1931

Mercer, Dora
The Doctor, September 5, 1934

Merrick, Leonard (1864-1939)
The Tale That Wouldn't Do, May 16, 1904

Michael, John
Kid Brother, October 11, 1934

Miles, C. W. (1884-1954)
Pig and No Whistle, April 17, 1937

Millard, Bessie
The Confession, January 2, 1936

Millard, John
Pirates in the Air, August 10, 1934
A Sense of Rhythm, September 11, 1936
The Bishop's Visitor, May 17, 1937
His Past in Waiting, July 14, 1937
Gentleman Into What?, November 18, 1937

Mills, Anthony
The General Wondered Why, September 16, 1931
Murder by Mistake, March 23, 1932
Control Tower, September 10, 1932
The Leopard's Spots, September 22, 1932
Double - and Quits, June 28, 1933
Bells on the Road, July 11, 1933
Mistaken Diagnosis, February 23, 1934
Do I Tell?, July 25, 1934
Tail of a Mule, May 24, 1937

Mills, Arthur (1887-1955)
Flashlight, December 27, 1929
Sun God, August 21, 1933

Milne, A. A. (1882-1956)
Christmas Party, December 24, 1949

Mitchell, Pat
His Other Loyalty, October 5, 1937
He Wouldn't See, November 20, 1937
She Missed Her Cue, December 16, 1937

Moore, John
The Last Bottle, September 9, 1944

Moore, John C.
The Wicked Eye, September 1, 1932

Moorhead, A. M.
Ah Lee Flies a Kite, September 23, 1933
Held to Ransom, October 26, 1933
A King in Hiding, April 7, 1934

Mordaunt, Elinor  pseudonym of Evelyn May Clowes Mordaunt Wiehe (1877-1942)
The Green Ticket, October 8, 1929

Morgan, Joan
Midwinter Madness, January 15, 1937

Morison, Roderick
A Minute to Live, January 25, 1933
The Gods Know Best, August 28, 1933
Boat Train, May 25, 1935
Pacific Gesture, September 4, 1935
An Eagle in the Hand..., June 2, 1936
Menu in French, January 13, 1937
He Held the Baby, July 10, 1937

Morley, Christopher (1890-1957)
A Good Deed, September 5, 1931

Morris, M. H.
Lancing at the Lizard, September 7, 1906

Morrison, Arthur (1863-1945)
On the Stairs, July 6, 1931

Moseley, Sidney A.
A Frenchman's Love Troubles, October 10, 1913

Moss, Geoffrey  pseudonym of Geoffrey McNeill-Moss (1886-1954)
The Helping Hand, October 3, 1929
Marching On, February 13, 1930

Moss, Robert A.
The Lilton Luck, September 19, 1933 (as by Robert Moss)
To the Rescue of Rodney, September 30, 1933 (as by R. A. Moss)
Plotters on the River, October 5, 1933 (as by Robert Moss)
The Prince's Archer, October 21, 1933 (as by Robert Moss)
A Gallop in Mexico, November 18, 1933 (as by Robert Moss)
The Secret Signal, January 13, 1934 (as by Robert Moss)
Secret of the Fen, June 2, 1934 (as by Robert Moss)
Backwoods Ablaze, August 25, 1934 (as by Robert Moss)
Riding the Rapids, October 20, 1934

Mountain, Hugh
Four - and Aft, May 28, 1937

Muir, Augustus (1892-1989)
Rats!, February 15, 1916
Hot Cross Buns!, April 21, 1916

Muir, Ward
Select Snowslopes, Ltd, November 20, 1913

Muirhead, A. Lawson
The Sin of Serafina, April 21, 1937
Makumba the Matchmaker, September 30, 1937

Mundy, Talbot pseudonym of William Lancaster Gribbon (1879-1940)
The Soul of a Regiment (part one), July 3, 1931
The Soul of a Regiment (part two), July 4, 1931

Munro, Francis
The Bridge, August 5, 1933

Munro, Neil (1863-1930)
The First-Foot, August 22, 1933
The Cloak of Darkness, September 20, 1933

Murphy, Pat
The Dog Companions, September 2, 1939

Murray, George
Santa Claus Pays a Debt, December 23, 1948

Murrell, Shirley
Devil-Bird Vengeance, January 10, 1935

Myers, Elizabeth (1912-1947)
The Donkey and the Stars, April 7, 1936
The Cow it was that Died, June 1, 1936
What Good Will It Do?, April 19, 1937

N., G. F.
"The Chink," August 19, 1918

Nash, Kathleen M.
Rendezvous with Time, August 24, 1937

Needham, Raymond
Diabolo!, September 25, 1907
Une Affaire de Coeur, October 12, 1907

Neish, Mrs. Rosalie
A Visit of Sympathy, March 25, 1904
How the Poor Live, April 1, 1904
A Thorough Change, April 13, 1904
The Unwelcome Guest, April 18, 1904
A "Racy" Transaction, April 25, 1904
Lady Isabel, May 4, 1904
An Act of Kindness, May 14, 1904
A May Morning, May 24, 1904
The Charity Dinner, June 4, 1904
A Labour of Love, June 13, 1904
The Honourable Nobody, June 23, 1904
The Supernatural, July 13, 1904
People and Things, July 27, 1904
The Genuine Article, August 9, 1904
A Good Investment, September 1, 1904
A Matter of Opinion, December 1, 1904
A Shopping Day, January 23, 1905
Too Late to Mend, February 15, 1905
Birds of a Feather, April 13, 1905
The Sale, April 25, 1905
A Change of Front, May 18, 1905
A Chance Invitation, June 30, 1905
In the "Off" Season, July 27, 1905
A Seaside Mission, September 12, 1905
Lost and Found, October 3, 1905
Mollie, October 13, 1905
Touch and Go, November 13, 1905
A Mere Nonentity, November 27, 1905
A Step Too Far, December 12, 1905
An Undesirable, December 27, 1905
Found Out, January 1, 1906
An Opportunity, January 11, 1906
Plato Misunderstood, March 17, 1906
A Social Reformer, March 23, 1906
On Second Thoughts, March 30, 1906
A Flash in the Pan, April 13, 1906
Lady Annerlie's Principles, January 5, 1907
A Final Argument, July 11, 1907
A Rigid Ruler, August 26, 1907
A Game of Bluff, September 26, 1908
The Woman Who Waited, August 22, 1928 (as by Lady Neish)
The Awakening of John, November 15, 1928 (as by Lady Neish)
The Truth About Pamela's Pearls, December 23, 1929 (as by Lady Neish)
Nothing Ever Happens, September 29, 1930 (as by Lady Neish)

Nettleton, Arthur  pseudonym of Arthur Nettleton Gaunt (1906-1978)
Landlubbers' Luck, July 26, 1933
A Summons on the Moor, August 23, 1933
Warning Beacon, October 12, 1935
Robin to the Rescue, November 9, 1935

Newton, Douglas (1884-1951)
The End of the Quest, October 30, 1929
The Crab With One Claw, February 14, 1930
The Tryst, September 23, 1931

Nicol, Nesta
The Mystery of the North Field, November 11, 1933
The Christmas Highwayman, December 23, 1933

Noble, Edward (1857-1941)
A Plain Tale of the Hills, January 21, 1904
A Strange Light in Channel, December 19, 1906

Norman, Mrs. George
Valentines - With a Difference, February 14, 1908
Lady Harroway's Influenza, February 29, 1908
Lady Harroway's Motor-Car, May 2, 1908
Lady Harroway and the Exhibition, May 30, 1908
Lady Harroway's Balloon Party, June 25, 1908
Lady Harroway's Goodwood Frock, July 31, 1908

Norris, Frank  pseudonym of Benjamin Franklin Norris (1870-1902)
The Broken Cupid, November 27, 1903

Norris, W. E. (1847-1925)
Sir Robert & the Adventuress, March 23, 1906

Norsworthy, George
The Revolver, August 8, 1929

Northrop, W. B.
A Perilous Quest, April 30, 1899 (this story appeared in the Daily Mail Sunday Edition)

Norton, G. L.
Unwanted Lamb, August 26, 1938

Nuttall, G. Clarke
The Wrong Miss Anne, August 6, 1900

O'Connell, Geoffrey
Lying by Truth, June 27, 1933
Paying for Success, July 17, 1933

Ormsby, Robert
The Source, September 1, 1934

Osborne, Irene
A Plot Against the Prince, July 21, 1934

Outram, Leonard (1855-1901)
Out of the Jaws of Death, June 27, 1898

Owen, Collinson (1882-1956)
Father Christmas Steps In..., December 18, 1931

P.
Lady Molly on Making Love, April 6, 1910

Paget, Mrs. Algernon
Sham!, November 13, 1913

Pain, Barry (1864-1928)
The Decay of Fools, April 1, 1902
Preparing for the Coronation, April 19, 1902
The Dead Valentine, February 14, 1903
Clubs and Hearts, November 23, 1903
At the Station, December 11, 1903
Lost Ball!, August 9, 1913
The Change-of-Self Holiday, August 29, 1913
Fallen Leaves, September 12, 1913
How to Divide an Apple, October 6, 1913
Weather Prophets, November 22, 1913
Ellen Rider, January 11, 1933

Pain, Elsie
"And the World Said...," September 20, 1937

Palmer, E. Clephan
The Scarecrow, April 11, 1908
The Accident, June 20, 1908

Parke, Frank L.
Then in Triumph, January 6, 1940

Paul, David
Shirley of the Circus, September 28, 1933
The Missing Gem, December 2, 1933

Pavey, L. A. (1888- )
An Artist Meets His Past, June 10, 1936

Peach, L. du Garde (1890-1974)
Crooks' Christmas, December 24, 1935 (a play)

Pearman, Michael
Pearls in Demand, August 6, 1938

Pelham, Anthony  pseudonym of Charles Evelyn Graham Hope (1900-1971)
Say it with Orchids, September 13, 1937
They Built on Courage, September 22, 1937

Pemberton, J. Alex.
Worthy of Floss, September 19, 1935

Pemberton, Max (1863-1950)
Last Across, December 18, 1903
The Bird and the Man, January 18, 1904
Monica Runs Away, August 20, 1928 (as by Sir Max Pemberton)
Leslie Misses the Boat, August 19, 1930 (as by Sir Max Pemberton)

Pendrill, John
Talk of the Devil, September 7, 1938

Penn, John E.
Granfer Wins, August 2, 1933

Phelps, Jane
A House to Let, December 31, 1934

Phillips, Conrad (1904- )
Graft, March 27, 1939

Phillips, J. R.
The Test, August 27, 1935

Phillips, Stephen
Stake All, January 20, 1932
The Lady, August 24, 1932
What Should a Woman Do?, September 14, 1932

Phillpotts, Eden (1862-1960)
"Our Fathers Have Told Us," January 30, 1904
Mr. Meadows' "Cherry Gambol," August 6, 1928
Untitled, April 2, 1929 (no title given for this story)
The Twins, September 23, 1929
Bert, February 17, 1930

Phoenix, Hugh
Pip's Past, August 18, 1932
These Wayward Women, September 16, 1932

Pilkington, I. G.
Freedom, May 22, 1934

Pirandello, Luigi (1867-1936)
When One Grasps It, July 26, 1934
Absent-Minded, April 26, 1935

Poll, George A.
The Friendships of Phoebe, October 26, 1906

Pollard, Capt. A. O. (1893-1960)
By Cheque!, July 29, 1933

Pollexfen, Claire D.
The Latchkey, September 24, 1928
Hers to Destroy, October 4, 1929
Torment, January 3, 1930
Masquerade, February 15, 1930
Freight Train, October 8, 1934
Chimera, October 20, 1934

Porter, Ann
A Man of No Caste, June 19, 1935

Power, Jasper
Mr. Magee's Sweet Tooth, January 5, 1935

Pride, Jeremiah
The Two Marias, August 7, 1934

Priwin, H. W.
The Alibi that Failed, June 8, 1938 (based on the B.B.C. radio show "Monday Night at Seven" featuring Inspector Hornleigh)
The Goddess from Java, August 1, 1938 (based on the B.B.C. radio show "Monday Night at Seven" featuring Inspector Hornleigh)
The Alibi is Proved, August 8, 1938 (based on the B.B.C. radio show "Monday Night at Seven" featuring Inspector Hornleigh)
Time Limit, August 13, 1938 (based on the B.B.C. radio show "Monday Night at Seven" featuring Inspector Hornleigh)
The Cracksman's Secret, August 16, 1938 (based on the B.B.C. radio show "Monday Night at Seven" featuring Inspector Hornleigh)
Death in the City, August 22, 1938 (based on the B.B.C. radio show "Monday Night at Seven" featuring Inspector Hornleigh)
The Wrecked Car, August 27, 1938 (based on the B.B.C. radio show "Monday Night at Seven" featuring Inspector Hornleigh)
Alibi - With One Flaw, September 2, 1938 (based on the B.B.C. radio show "Monday Night at Seven" featuring Inspector Hornleigh)

Pugh, Edwin (1874-1930)
The Griddler, October 31, 1903
The Painter of the Pavement, November 23, 1903
The Man of Many Views, December 12, 1903
Her Busy Season, January 16, 1904

Quick, Elizabeth
Pride of Blue House, March 17, 1934
Danger on the Line, October 13, 1934
Tricked by Robin Hood, July 6, 1935

Quirk, Violet
Burning Embers, April 16, 1936
Strange Chemist, September 9, 1936

Railton, Bernard
Her Burglar, September 13, 1932

Ralph, Julian (1853-1903)
The Christmas Spirit, December 24, 1900

Randell, Wilfrid L. (1874- )
Visiting the Dentist, August 8, 1908
The Face, April 15, 1916
A Sniper's Night Out, August 7, 1916
A Fight in a Dug-Out, September 8, 1916
The Bomb and the Web, July 20, 1917

Rawson, Maud Stepney (1865- )
A Garden Comedy, August 9, 1906
The Castle, August 28, 1907 (as by Mrs. Maud Stepney Rawson)

Ray, Michael
Twenty-One To-night, August 20, 1932

Raymond, Martin
The Man in the Garden, March 1, 1937

Raymond, Walter (1852-1931)
The Old "Projicker," June 20, 1906
A Moorland Poultry-Picking, December 27, 1907

Redmayne, Mary Priestley
How Like a Woman, July 9, 1937

Rees, R. F. W.
Learning His Bearings, January 23, 1919

Remarque, Erich Maria (1898-1970)
The Past Seizes Him, November 17, 1930
The Strange Fate of Josef Thiedemann, January 4, 1932 (as by Erich Remarque)
The Strange Fate of Johann Bartok, January 14, 1932
The Strange Fate of Annette Stoll, April 28, 1933

Renold, Lewis
Dan's Dilemma, January 16, 1932

Ressich, John (1877- )
Full Circle, September 3, 1932
A Cobbler to His Last, September 15, 1932

Reval, Jacques
The Love Potion, August 19, 1944

Reyner, J. H.
Monday, Monday, Wednesday, August 29, 1934

Reynolds, Stephen (1881-1919)
The Peacemaker, September 20, 1913

Rhode, Kelvin
On Trial, July 28, 1936

Richardson, Frank (1870-1917)
The Servant Question, December 8, 1906

Ridge, W. Pett (1857-1930)
A Boy's Bank Holiday, May 19, 1902
A City Man, September 19, 1902
Her First Day Out, September 27, 1902
A Brisk Engagement, October 6, 1902
On Furlough, October 17, 1902
Trying Times, October 28, 1902
Floral Tributes, November 3, 1902
Independence Day, November 15, 1902
Sunday Evening, November 24, 1902
A Fair Start, December 16, 1903
The Party, January 6, 1904
Father Comes Home, January 28, 1904
The Odd Hand, February 18, 1904
The Coming Race, February 26, 1904
A Formal Introduction, March 11, 1904
Great Happenings, April 27, 1904
Flowers, By Request, May 7, 1904
Visitors From Town, May 20, 1904
Her First Holiday, June 27, 1904
Amateurs, July 1, 1904
A Day Out, August 3, 1904
Retrospection, August 27, 1904
The Whirligig, September 10, 1904
Female Influence, September 16, 1904
Managing Women, September 30, 1904
Lost Luggage, October 22, 1904
Q 21, November 5, 1904
Competition, November 12, 1904
Hard Lines, November 24, 1904
Rooms to Let, November 30, 1904
Diplomacy, December 6, 1904
Food Supplies, December 12, 1904
Critics, December 22, 1904
New Resolutions, January 2, 1905
Profit and Loss, January 14, 1905
The New Target, January 21, 1905
Formal Proposals, January 28, 1905
The Terror, February 7, 1905
A Return Visit, February 18, 1905
Victim of Fate, February 25, 1905
Heiresses, March 4, 1905
Family Council, March 11, 1905
First Fridays, March 18, 1905
Private View, March 25, 1905
Brave Days, April 1, 1905
Rivals, April 8, 1905
Discipline, April 7, 1906
Damages and Costs, April 14, 1906
The Regent, April 21, 1906
On Appeal, April 28, 1906
Courage, May 5, 1906
Matured Plans, May 19, 1906
The Hoodoo, May 26, 1906
Vivacity, June 2, 1906
Over the Bounds, June 9, 1906
Entertaining Youth, June 16, 1906
The Critics, June 23, 1906
Old Acquaintance, June 30, 1906
Great Prospects, March 16, 1907
General Information, March 30, 1907
Popularity, April 17, 1907
A Tight Corner, May 3, 1907
The Day's Engagement, May 23, 1907
Voluntary Testimonials, June 6, 1907
Over the Edge, July 6, 1907
Frank Disclosures, July 27, 1907
The Awkward Age, August 3, 1907
Capital and Labour, August 10, 1907
The Selection, August 17, 1907
Descriptive Reports, August 24, 1907
A Seaside Adventure, August 3, 1912
A Reform Act, August 10, 1912
The Home-Coming, October 25, 1912
Good-Bye to the Office, November 15, 1912
The Test, November 22, 1912
Sisterliness, November 29, 1912
At the Bazaar, December 10, 1912
Peacemakers, December 19, 1912
A Modern Young Person, January 22, 1913
The Secret of Success, January 29, 1913
How She Managed It, February 22, 1913
The Cruet Stand, April 19, 1913
Why Servants Leave, June 25, 1913
Autumn Complaints, November 29, 1913
The Family Gathering, December 24, 1913
The Turning Point, September 2, 1914
Three Stages, September 19, 1914
Making Allowances, October 1, 1914
Payment in Full, October 21, 1914
Cross Examination, November 6, 1914
The Return Visit, May 29, 1915
The Hero at Home, November 6, 1915
Indispensable Man, December 11, 1915
Man of War, December 23, 1915
The Effect on Parkinson, January 6, 1916
Peace and Comfort, January 21, 1916
Raising the Tone of the Army, February 3, 1916
His Day, February 17, 1916
His Programme, March 4, 1916
Bateson's Rise, May 18, 1916
Sea Dogs, February 18, 1922

Rita  pseudonym of Eliza Margaret Jane Gollan Humphreys (1856-1938)
A Marriage Rehearsal, December 1, 1903
A Test of Courage, November 17, 1928

Robbins, Grenville
Little Red Riding Hood, October 15, 1929
A Passion for Pearls, June 10, 1930

Roberts, E. Noel
Silver Spray Canyon, April 8, 1933
Thrills on Sunset Ridge, August 16, 1933 (as by E. N. Roberts)
On the Robbers' Trail, September 6, 1933
The Stranger of Storm Point, November 16, 1933
The Secret of Seven Springs, February 17, 1934
The Emu's Raid, March 10, 1934
The Dancer of Blackdown, July 7, 1934
Terry of the Northlands, November 24, 1934
In Pirate Seas, January 5, 1935
The Riders of Sundown, January 26, 1935
The Ivory Box, April 6, 1935

Roberts, Geoffrey
Party Policy, September 16, 1937

Roberts, Harold
Impromptu for Both Hands, April 6, 1950
The Scorning of Mrs. Quorple, April 8, 1950

Roberts, Lionel
Retribution, January 18, 1935
Fulfilment, May 2, 1935

Roberts, Morley (1857-1942)
Her Memory, November 20, 1903

Roberts, Nina
Set Fair, June 14, 1937
Shady Business, September 24, 1937

Robertson, Sheila-Marie
Just One Word, August 30, 1934
Not to be Judged, February 15, 1935

Robertson, W.
Intruder, September 18, 1935

Robertson, Wilfrid (1892- )
The Butt, September 14, 1935

Ronald, James (1905- )
"Kiss And Make Up," March 8, 1929
Blind Man's Bluff, October 5, 1929
Ruined by Water, September 22, 1931

Rosmanith, Olga L.  pseudonym of Grace Olga Rosmanith Niesberger (1893-1978)
Jealousy, August 25, 1938

Ross, Crispin
Drought, February 16, 1935

Rowe, Tony
The Shirker, December 29, 1934
The Fare to Paris, June 8, 1937

Rowland, Helen
The Seven Ages of Love, October 27, 1906
A Widow's Proposal, December 15, 1906
The Vanity Tax, January 18, 1907

Runyon, Damon (1884-1946)
The Melancholy Dane, August 26, 1944

Russan, Ashmore
The Angel Room, December 26, 1896
A Matter of Conscience, March 3, 1897
An Affair of State, March 26, 1897

Rutherford-Morton
Scales of Fortune, October 2, 1933

S.
The Eugenist's Child, October 22, 1913

St. John-Loe, Gladys (1892-1977)
As a Man Thinketh..., December 28, 1931

Saki  pseudonym of Hector Hugh Munro (1870-1916)
A Modern Boy, November 5, 1910
Mrs. Packletide's Tiger, October 1, 1932
The Background, December 17, 1932
The Quest, August 1, 1933
The Recessional, August 15, 1933
Tobermory, October 21, 1944

Sammes, John
Joshua's Tumbrel, June 13, 1908
Hodge at the White City, July 11, 1908

Sandygate, F. W.
The Madness of Mulligan, June 6, 1934

Sapper  pseudonym of H. C. McNeile (1888-1937)
Three to One, January 13, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
A Fire in Billets, January 15, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
Medical Inspection, January 19, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
The Guards: Who Never Budge, January 21, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
A Subaltern of the Guards, January 22, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
How The Bridge Was Blown Up, February 5, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
The Charge of the Cooks, February 10, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
The Spy, February 16, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
Mud and Noise, February 19, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
Sapping and Mining, March 3, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
The Heavy Lieutenant's Prisoner, March 13, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
How it Feels to be Wounded, March 25, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
"Good-bye and Good Luck!," April 2, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
The End of 'Wipers', May 20, 1915 (part of the "Reminiscences of Sergeant Michael Cassidy" series)
The Sixth Drunk, July 17, 1915

Saroyan, William (1908-1981)
Little Miss Universe, August 12, 1944

Saxe, R. B.
The Democracy of Love, September 24, 1929

Schisgall, Oscar (1901-1984)
Birthday for the General, December 6, 1938

Scott-Taggart, John
Business is Business, June 21, 1935

Seamark  pseudonym of Austin J. Small (1894-1929)
Five Minutes to Live, August 17, 1928

Seymour, Grahame
'Whiffler's' Last Boast, June 16, 1934
At Chicknoe Creek, September 22, 1934
A Change of Luck, January 12, 1935
The Peril of Pine Tree Peak, February 23, 1935
Scout Farley's Test, April 27, 1935
Falcon Decoy, May 25, 1935
The Mystery Boy of Perran Creek, July 20, 1935

Shann, Renée
Still Waters (part one), September 10, 1931
Still Waters (part two), September 11, 1931

Shannon, Peter
Both Ways, October 22, 1934

Sharar, Dewan
Dagger Dance, May 21, 1934
The House That Was Dark, June 1, 1934
Diamond Queen, September 4, 1934
The Peacock and the Throne, October 5, 1934

Sharp, Margery (1905-1991)
10 Minutes Late, March 29, 1932

Shaw, Captain Frank H. (1878-1960) see pseudonym Grenville Hammerton
Squandered, January 6, 1932
Only Seven Pounds, January 5, 1933
Great John Drysdale, September 13, 1933
North Sea Fashion, September 23, 1933
Spirit of the Troops, September 27, 1933
Pier-Head Jumper, May 28, 1934
Guard of Honour, August 13, 1934
The Perfect Crime?, August 22, 1934
Sanctuary, October 3, 1934
Windjammer Man, October 25, 1934
Stern Chase, January 7, 1935
"- So Much Good," January 3, 1936
Sea Quest, January 14, 1937

Shaw, Herbert
The Jewel Trap, February 8, 1929
Partners, August 25, 1932

Shaw, Maureen E.
Of No Occupation, September 26, 1932
The Threepenny Bit, January 13, 1933 (as by Maureen Shaw)

Sheen, Margaret
The Knock on the Door, April 1, 1929

Shenton, Edward
Open, Please, May 27, 1938

Sherie, Fenn (1896- )
She Rocks!, October 22, 1935

Sherliker, James
Kept Faith With Himself, July 6, 1915
When Conscription Came, July 19, 1915
"Whose War Is It?," October 15, 1915
Lancashire and the Kaiser, May 25, 1916

Sichel, Walter
Manners in the Tube, January 30, 1913

Simpson, Douglas
Portrait of a Gentleman, March 11, 1931
Music Hath Qualms, October 3, 1935

Sims, George R. (1847-1922)
Domestic Insurance, February 23, 1907

Sindall, Marjorie A.
Circus Interlude, January 18, 1937

Sinjab
Taking Chances, October 30, 1934

Slater, Henry
The Jade Buddha, August 16, 1933

Slater, John
Honour is Satisfied, July 3, 1937
Dishonour Among Thieves, September 21, 1937
Whitsun Revenge, June 6, 1938

Smedley, Constance
Miss Tutt Joins the Militants, March 9, 1907

Smith, Vincent
"Search Me!", January 12, 1937

Snell, Edmund (1889-1972)
Written in the Sand, August 22, 1935

Soutar, Andrew (1879-1941)
Never Kick a Skunk on New Year's Eve, December 31, 1931

South, Ambrose
We Can't Take Her!, August 10, 1933

Spero, Leopold
Public School Parent, May 8, 1937
Smile, Please, July 13, 1937
Two Mad People, September 5, 1938

Stace, Henry
"Forward, Miss Hilton...," October 1, 1934

Stacpoole, H. de Vere (1863-1951)
The Chinese Girl, August 14, 1928
Keola, November 12, 1928
The Amazing Story of Wang, October 19, 1929

Stafford, J. H.
The Man Who Got Lost, May 12, 1939

Steel, Flora Annie (1847-1929)
An Appreciated Rupee, January 10, 1933
A Minute to Live, January 24, 1933
Surabhi, April 25, 1933
The Fakeer's Drum, July 5, 1933

Steger, Evan
Success Story, August 15, 1938

Stern, G. B. (1890-1973)
Hush-Hush at "Quiet Corner," August 10, 1928
Boomerang, April 12, 1939

Stevens, H. C. G.
Sir Herbert is Deeply Touched, January 1, 1936 (a play)

Stevenson, Sylvia
Sirens at the Zoo, September 25, 1930

Stoker, Mary Brooke
Not Yet Awhile, August 17, 1933
The Love Potion, September 14, 1933
The Mandarin's Daughter, February 9, 1934
Valley of Broken Stones, April 22, 1937
Bracken and Broom, May 14, 1937
The Robes of Wang, June 15, 1937
Rain Before Seven, August 27, 1937
Daughter of Ming, November 17, 1937

Stokes, Sewell (1902-1979)
Charity Performance, June 11, 1936

Stone, Christopher
Battlefields Ltd., September 15, 1916

Stone, Marjorie G.
The End of the Tael, September 17, 1935

Stoneham, C. T. (1895-1965)
Her Cub, June 24, 1933
A Prince Led Captive, July 28, 1933
He'd Swallow Anything, August 26, 1933
The Treasure Seeker, October 27, 1934
Bushveld Gangsters, June 22, 1935
Bega Made Captive, October 16, 1935
A Lion and His Duty, August 26, 1936
Return to the Wilds, August 30, 1937
Errant Brother, December 29, 1937

Storey, Margaret
The Deceiver, August 18, 1930
Youth to Youth, September 26, 1930

Stornoway, Edith
Socialism and Sarah Ann, September 8, 1906

Strindberg, August (1849-1912)
The Big Gravel-Sifter, September 4, 1933
Photography and Philosophy, September 6, 1933

Strong, L. A. G. (1896-1958)
While the Going is Good, May 6, 1939

Sullivan, Alan (1868-1947)
My Dear - You Must Play Golf, August 14, 1930
The Amatoor, January 8, 1931
A Breath of Spring, April 26, 1933
The Trumpet, May 3, 1933
Things Are Not Always What They Seem, June 26, 1933
When the Tide Ebbed, July 13, 1933
The Bush Fire, September 18, 1933
Not in the Market, September 22, 1936

Sutton, Maude Minish
The Dark Lady of the Sonnets, May 31, 1937

Swann, Duncan
The "Flapper" at the Dance, December 29, 1913

Sweeney, W. A.
In the Monastery, March 2, 1934
Poor Outcast, July 20, 1934
In the Bag, August 11, 1934
The House Where Something Was Wrong, October 17, 1934
The Baggshotte Mystery, May 23, 1935

Sweetland, Herbert S. (1859-1905)
A Gentleman Ranker, December 25, 1899

Tanjong
A Clean Sweep, October 29, 1934
A Ricochet, January 2, 1935
Visibility Good, September 16, 1935
Breaking Point, April 26, 1937
The Judgment of M'Solomon, May 20, 1937

Tanner, Fabian
How Dare the Mayor, September 7, 1937

Tayler, Sydney J.
Back from the Country, September 4, 1907

Taylor, E. N.
The Man Who Thought of Everything, December 31, 1935 (a play)

Tchekhov, Anton (1860-1904)
The Kiss (part one), July 7, 1931 (as by Anton Tchekov)
The Kiss (part two), July 8, 1931 (as by Anton Tchekov)
The Kiss (part three), July 9, 1931 (as by Anton Tchekov)
Love, September 23, 1944

Terhune, Payson
A Cup of Water, January 9, 1932

Thomas, A. R.
Fairground, August 5, 1938

Thompson, G. Corrie (1893- )
First Offence, September 2, 1932

Thomson, W. Harold
Jill's Good Deed, August 9, 1929
Rag's Reprieve, September 27, 1929
Nut Settles an Account, January 4, 1930

Thornber, Gwen
Satan's Finger, February 10, 1934

Thorndike, Russell (1885-1972)
Between the Teeth, May 1, 1933

Thorne, Crichton Alston
Melody in Flowers, May 19, 1937

Thurston, E. Temple (1870-1933)
One Hour of Ecstasy, November 21, 1928

Tibbits, Charles (1861- )
Toby, January 1, 1924

Tracy, Bernard
Peter from Texas, October 14, 1933
Almost a Hero!, November 25, 1933
Christine's Kite, January 27, 1934
Saved by Tarlegs, April 14, 1934
Attack in the Jungle, May 26, 1934
The Bandits' Lair, June 23, 1934

Traill, Peter  pseudonym of Guy Mainwaring Morton (1896-1968)
Delayed in Post..., April 14, 1936
Dance Continental, July 5, 1937
Fare Paid, March 20, 1939

Treharne, Ellis
Death of Beauty, September 4, 1931
I'll Take That, December 22, 1932
Witch Cat, December 29, 1932
The Lady of the House, June 22, 1933
Rory Wins!, August 4, 1933
Figures in the Rain, September 23, 1936

Tucker, Beryl
Keeping Accounts, August 21, 1908

Tuite, Hugh (1863- )
For Valour, October 24, 1898
Ralph Bolingbroke's Cellar, December 26, 1898

Turnbull, F. G.
The Wooing of Terence M'Cafferty, January 6, 1937

Turner, N. F.
As You Were!, April 15, 1936

Twain, Mark (1835-1910)
Journalism in Tennessee, October 11, 1932

Tynan, Katharine (1861-1931)
The Saint's Image, November 23, 1903

Wallace, Edgar (1875-1932)
"Kitchener's the Bloke," June 6, 1901
War - From a Saloon Window: The Start, December 2, 1901
The Night of the Drive, March 10, 1902
Two Days in a Week, April 15, 1902
Home Again!, July 30, 1902
Back from the War, August 7, 1902
The New Officer, August 19, 1904
Advertising the Army, September 13, 1904
The Umpire, September 17, 1904
Military Motoring, September 23, 1904
The Engagement, September 28, 1904
The Trade Union, October 5, 1904
The Clairvoyant, October 8, 1904
Smithy, November 14, 1904
Army Manners, December 21, 1904
Smithy on Boots, January 16, 1905
Ju-Jitsu, March 16, 1905
Missing Words, March 24, 1905
The Adjutant's Madness, March 30, 1905
The Photographer, April 5, 1905
Bertie, April 15, 1905
Erudition, April 22, 1905
Nobby's Part, April 29, 1905
The Chef, May 6, 1905
The New Rules, May 13, 1905
Employing the Soldier, May 20, 1905
George, September 11, 1905
The Chaffeur, May 17, 1906
Army Reform, July 16, 1906
An Evening of Thrills, September 12, 1906
With Military Honours, December 14, 1906
The Faith of Private Simpson, July 1, 1907
Uncle Joe's Tract, July 12, 1907
The Easter Egg, April 9, 1928

Wallace, Kathleen
Ten Cents to Paradise, January 26, 1934
Sally Bax - Her Sampler, April 13, 1936
We Built a Tower, September 4, 1936
Song at Twilight, December 23, 1936
Life Sentence, May 10, 1937
The Ghost in the Calendar, May 27, 1937

Waller, L. T.
Last Past the Post, January 16, 1937
Light of His World, March 2, 1937

Walmsley, Leo (1892-1966)
Mixed Motives, January 2, 1930

Walpole, Hugh (1884-1941)
Green Tie, April 26, 1939

Watson, Alfred E. T. (1849-1922)
In the Paddock, June 18, 1907

Watson, H. B. Marriott (1863-1921)
The Elegant Gertie, December 16, 1903
Platonic Affection, July 12, 1906
The Full Moon, March 4, 1907
The Simple Life, June 4, 1907
The Superstitions of Delia, June 12, 1907
The Revolt of Ugh Dixon, July 26, 1907

Watson, Margaret A.
Life Sentence, October 10, 1934

Waugh, Alec (1898-1981)
The Island Carnival, August 8, 1928
I Call it a Miracle, April 6, 1939
Pukka Sahib, June 6, 1939 (part of the "Seaside Hotel" series of stories set in a common background and contributed by various authors)

Waugh, Evelyn (1903-1966)
The Sympathetic Passenger, May 4, 1939

Webb, Mary (1881-1927)
Blessed are the Meek, September 30, 1932
"In Affection and Esteem," July 22, 1933
Owd Blossom, August 12, 1933

Webster, F. A. M. (1886-1951?)
The Avenging of Tembo, June 16, 1936

Webster, Richard Trevor
The Kidnapped Horse, December 2, 1922

Weigall, C. E. C.
The Reward of Philip Elmslie, May 7, 1899 (this story appeared in the Daily Mail Sunday Edition)

West, Keith  pseudonym of Kenneth Westmacott Lane (1893-1954)
Old Man's Twilight, January 12, 1935
Just One of the Audience, October 23, 1935

Westerby, Robert (1909-1968)
Bright Idea, August 11, 1938

Weymouth, Anthony  pseudonym of Ivo Geikie Cobb (1887-1953)
Action for Damages, March 15, 1939
Theatre Emergency, April 18, 1939

Whitaker, Malachi
When We Are Rich, December 31, 1932

White, Fred M. (1859- )
The Yellow Moth, August 11, 1898 (as by F. M. White)
He Also Waits, July 24, 1933

Whitehead, Cecil
The Corner Seat, July 31, 1934

Wilde, Oscar (1854-1900)
The Happy Prince (part one), July 14, 1931
The Happy Prince (part two), July 15, 1931
The Selfish Giant, January 6, 1933

Williams, Godfrey
The Shilling Shiver, August 27, 1932

Williams, Lloyd
The Acting Manager, October 5, 1906

Willis, Mrs. N. H.
Tom the Piper's Son and Nancy Etticote, November 19, 1910 (a pantomime script)
Tommy Stout and Curlilocks, October 27, 1911 (a play)
Tommy Tucker and the Ogre of Adamant Castle, November 12, 1912 (a play)
Daffy-Down-Dilly, November 20, 1913 (a play)
Summer Masque for Children, July 3, 1914 (a play)
The Princess and the Rose Leaf, November 23, 1915 (a play; adapted from the fairy story by Hans Christian Andersen)

Willoughby, Cecilia
Mr. Hoverbee Replies, January 19, 1935
Street of Cobblers, August 29, 1935
The Flaw, September 27, 1935
Miss Amelia Remembers, January 2, 1937
Handwoven Sheets, April 27, 1937

Willson, Beckles
Tobelet, January 10, 1898

Wilson, N. Scarlyn (1901-1996)
One Hour, July 16, 1934

Wilton, L. A.
Educational Extremes, February 20, 1907

Wimbury, Harold
"Personal," October 19, 1934

Winchester, Clarence (1895-1981)
The Bell of Ste. Marie, October 22, 1929
In Case It Meant Something, June 23, 1937
There's Always the View, July 12, 1937

Winslade, H. A.
Danger Ahoy!, June 30, 1934

Winslow, D. K.
Off Guard, September 12, 1936

Winson, Edward
Floor Waiter, April 19, 1939

Wise, Emma M.
Tommy Atkins in Paris, October 21, 1914
Poor Georgina!, April 24, 1915

Withers, Pearkes
A Night at the Theatre, October 2, 1913

Woodward, Edward (1882-1951)
Crowning Glory, September 5, 1935

Worcester, Jack
Mystery at the Bartons', June 15, 1935
Kaladu's Train, December 28, 1935

Wright, Ronald
The Wise Guy, September 14, 1931
He Held The Baby, January 7, 1932

Wright, Tomlinson
The Lover, January 3, 1933
The Home-Maker, July 20, 1933
The Exception, August 8, 1933
The Test, September 7, 1933
The Other Woman, October 10, 1933
The Bargain, May 31, 1934
The Old Lady of Hiccup-on-Stour, August 23, 1934
It Was "Widows' Night," January 16, 1935
Forbidden Fruit, August 31, 1938

Wynn, Irene
The Magic Pipe, September 1, 1934

Yates, Christabel Lowndes
Her Reckoning, January 11, 1932

Yeats, W. B. (1865-1939)
The Twisting of the Rope, February 15, 1934

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