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| Title (with period of plot, where appropriate) | Year first published | Publisher (if not Hutchinson) |
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| SHORT STORIES AND SERIALISATIONS | top |
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| link to Short Stories organised by story |
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| Nash's – Pall Mall Magazine | Jan 1933 | The Snake | |
| Nash's – Pall Mall Magazine | Apr 1933 | Vendetta | |
| Cosmopolitan (USA) | Jun 1933 | The Snake | |
| Nash's – Pall Mall Magazine | Aug 1933 | Espionage | |
| Britannia And Eve | Nov 1933 | The Notorious Madame Ribereau | |
| Farmers Weekly | Summer 1934 | The Forbidden Territory (first published in book form 3 Jan 1933) | |
| Daily Mail | 31 Oct 1934 – 22 Dec 1934 | The Devil Rides Out (first published in book form 12 Dec 1934) | |
| Pearson’s Weekly | 24 Nov 1934 | The Girl With Red Hair (Espionage with a different title) | |
| Grand Magazine | Oct 1935 | Vendetta | |
| A Century Of Horror Stories | 31 Oct 1935 | Hutchinson, London | The Snake |
| Nash's – Pall Mall Magazine | Nov 1935 | A Life For A Life | |
| Daily Mail | 8 Jan 1936 – 4 Mar 1936 | They Found Atlantis (first published in book form 2 Jan 1936) | |
| My Most Exciting Story | Jul 1936 | Faber & Faber, London | Vendetta |
| Daily Mail | 24 Sept 1936 – 3 Nov 1936 | Contraband (first published in book form 9 Oct 1936) | |
| Grand Magazine | Feb 1937 | The Snake | |
| Daily Mail | 6 Oct 1937 – 16 Nov 1937 | Blue Murder [AKA Uncharted Seas] (first published in book form 21 Jan 1938) | |
| Christmas Pie | Dec 1937 | Odhams Press | The Snake |
| My Best Spy Story | Jul 1938 | Faber & Faber, London | Espionage |
| Christmas Pie | Dec 1939 | Odhams Press | Espionage |
| Evening Standard | ??/??/1940 | The Born Actor | |
| Evening Standard | 20 Feb 1940 | Special Leave | |
| Daily Sketch | 9 Mar 1940 | The Crippled Lady | |
| Daily Sketch | 16 Mar 1940 | Death In The Flag | |
| Daily Sketch | 23 Mar 1940 | Night Patrol | |
| Daily Sketch | 27 Apr 1940 | Channel Crossing | |
| Daily Sketch | 25 May 1940 | The Biter Bit | |
| Daily Sketch | ??/??/1940 | Two Birds With One Stone | |
| My Best Secret Service Story | Jul 1940 | Faber & Faber, London | Death At Three-Thirty |
| Woman's Own | 27 Jul 1940 | Love Trap |
| Mediterranean Nights | [Oct 1942] | ||
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| Section 1 – Mediterranean Nights | Espionage/ Bollinger, Very Dry/ Borrowed Money/ The Notorious Madame Ribereau/ The Secret Sign/ Death At Three-Thirty/ The Golden Spaniard/ Athenian Gold/ These Women/ A Deal In Cyprus Wine/ "A Little Knowledge"/ Vendetta | ||
| Section 2: The Man With The Girlish Face: | The Crippled Lady/ Death In The Flag/ Night Patrol/ Channel Crossing/ The Biter Bit/ Two Birds With One Stone | ||
| Section 3: Out Of Series: | The Snake With The Diamond Eyes/ The Terrorist/ Thyroid | ||
| Mediterranean Nights | 1963 | Arrow Books* | *additional new stories and material |
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| As above plus in 'Out Of Series': | The Worm That Turned/ The Last Card/ A Bowler Hat For Michael/ The Suspect/ Murder In The Pentagon/ The Pick-Up, but excluding The Terrorist | ||
| Mediterranean Nights | 1965 | Lymington Edition* | *combines all of the above |
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| 1973 | 'Heron' Edition* | *combines all of the above |
| Gunmen, Gallants And Ghosts | [Jun 1943] | ||
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| Section 1: The Ghost Hunter: | The Case Of The Thing That Whimpered/ The Case Of The Long-Dead Lord/ The Case Of The Red-Headed Women/ The Case Of The Haunted Chateau | ||
| Section 2: Other Stories Of The Occult: | A Life For A Life/ The Snake | ||
| Section 3: Mainly Of Crooks Or War: | Orchids On Monday/ Special Leave/ In The Underground/ When The Reds Seized The City Of Gold/ The Born Actor/ The Deserving Poor/ Love Trap/ The Sideboard | ||
| Section 4: Other Writings: | The Fugitive King/ The Bombing Of London/ The Red Verdun | ||
| Gunmen, Gallants And Ghosts | [Mar] 1963 | Arrow Books* | *additional new stories and material |
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| Section 1: The Ghost Hunter | (as above) | ||
| Section 2: Other Stories Of The Occult | (as above) plus: In The Fog | ||
| Plus – Articles On The Occult: | Voodoo/ Black Magic | ||
| Section 3: Mainly Of Crooks Or War: | (as above) | ||
| Section 4: Other Writings: | (as above) excluding: The Bombing Of London | ||
| Gunmen, Gallants And Ghosts | 1965 | Lymington Edition* | *combines all of the above |
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| Syndicated in various British and Australian newspapers | 1953-4 | Sequence Sinister | A novella with its ten instalments written sequentially by Michael Cronin, Geoffrey Household, Lawrence Meynell, Dennis Wheatley & L P Hartley |
| The Creasey Mystery Magazine, Vol.1 No.1 | Aug 1956 | Dalrow Publishing Company | Orchids On Monday |
| The Creasey Mystery Magazine, Vol.1 No.2 | Sep 1956 | Dalrow Publishing Company | The Case Of The Thing That Whimpered |
| The Creasey Mystery Magazine, Vol.1 No.3 | Oct 1956 | Dalrow Publishing Company | The Case Of The Red-Headed Women |
| The Spy's Bedside Book (ed. Graham Greene and Hugh Greene) | 1957 | Rupert Hart-Davies | A Bathroom At The Paris Ritz |
| Best Black Magic Stories (ed. John Keir Cross) | 1960 | Faber & Faber, London | The Snake |
| Best Secret Service Stories (ed. John Welcombe) | 1960 | Faber & Faber, London | Espionage |
| The New Strand | Dec 1961 | John Creasey? | Vendetta |
| Woman’s Own | 1 Jun 1963 - 13 Jul 1963 | George Newnes Ltd | 'The Sultan's Daughter (truncated serialisation). |
| Best Secret Service Stories 2 (ed. John Welcombe) | 1965 | Faber & Faber, London | The Crippled Lady |
| Stories Of Detection And Mystery (selected and adapted by E J H Morris and D J Mortimer) | 1965 | Longman Simplified English Series | The Case Of The Thing That Whimpered |
| Best Crime Stories 2 | 1966 | Faber & Faber, London | Vendetta |
| Medley Macabre (ed. & compiled by Bryan A. Netherwood) | 1966 | Hammond Hammond, London | The Case Of The Long-Dead Lord |
| Oss Spioner Emellan (The Spy's Bedside Book) | 18 Nov 1966 | Almqvist & Wiksell/Gebers, Stockholm | Ett Badrum På Ritz I Paris (A Bathroom At The Paris Ritz) |
| The Evil People (ed. by Peter Haining) | 1968 | Leslie Frewin, London | The Snake |
| Dennis Wheatley's Second Book Of Horror Stories | [Aug] 1968 | Hutchinson, London | A Life For A Life |
| The Satanists (ed. by Peter Haining) | 1969 | Neville Spearman Ltd. | The Black Magician (extract from 'The Satanist') |
| Spy! An Anthology Of Espionage Stories (chosen by Alan C. Jenkins) | 1969 | Blackie & Son, London & Glasgow | The Case Of The Haunted Château |
| The Unspeakable People (ed. by Peter Haining) | Nov 1969 | Leslie Frewin, London | The Coffin (extract from 'The Ka Of Gifford Hillary') |
| Schwarze Messen–Dichtungen und Dokumente (Black Fairs–Seals and Documents) | 1970 | Neue Schweizer Bibliothek (Carl Hanser Verlag, München) | Der Schwarze Magier (The Black Art) (extract from the German version of 'To The Devil—A Daughter') |
| The Necromancers (ed. by Peter Haining) | 1971 | Hodder & Stoughton Ltd., London | A Life For A Life |
| Today | 1971 | Longman | The Crippled Lady |
| The 7th Fontana Book Of Great Horror Stories (ed. by Mary Danby) | 1972 | Fontana Books | The Snake |
| Christopher Lee's New Chamber Of Horrors (ed. by Peter Haining) | 1974 | Souvenir Press Ltd. | A Life For A Life |
| The 1st Mayflower Book of Black Magic Stories (ed. by Michel Parry) | 1974 | Mayflower Books, London | The Snake |
| The Ghost's Companion (ed. by Peter Haining) | 1975 | Victor Gollancz Ltd. | The Case Of The Red-Headed Women |
| The Gourmet Crook Book (ed. by Tony Wilmot) | 1976 | Everest Books Ltd., London | Death At Three-Thirty |
| More Of Christopher Lee's New Chamber Of Horrors (ed. by Peter Haining) | 1976 | Mayflower Books, London | A Life For A Life |
| Stories of the Macabre (ed. by Denys Val Baker) | 1976 | Wm. Kimber & Co | The Case Of The Red-Headed Women |
| Stories Of The Night (ed. by Denys Val Baker) | 1976 | Wm. Kimber & Co | The Case Of The Thing That Whimpered |
| The Supernatural Solution (ed. by Michel Parry) | 1976 | Panther Books Ltd., Frogmore, St. Albans, Herts | The Case Of The Red-Headed Women |
| Great Black Magic Stories | 1977 | Taplinger Publishing Co., New York | The Snake |
| My Favourite Story (ed. by Denys Val Baker) | 1977 | Wm. Kimber & Co | Vendetta |
| Stories of Horror and Suspense (ed. Denys Val Baker) | 1977 | Wm. Kimber & Co | The Golden Spaniard |
| The 13th Fontana Book Of Great Ghost Stories (selected by R. Chetwynd-Hayes) | 1977 | Fontana Books | The Case Of The Long-Dead Lord |
| Stories of the Occult (ed. Denys Val Baker) | 1978 | Wm. Kimber & Co | Bollinger – Very Dry |
| The Ghost's Companion | 1978 | Puffin Books, Harmondsworth, Middlesex | The Case Of The Red-Headed Women |
| Adventure Stories (ed. by Hayden McAllister) | 1979 | Sundial Books (for Marks & Spencer) | Tracking Down The Smugglers (extract from 'Contraband') |
| 65 Great Tales Of The Supernatural (ed. by Mary Danby) | 1979 | Sundial Publications : William Heinmann : Martin Secker & Warburg, (for Marks & Spencer) | The Case Of The Long-Dead Lord |
| War Stories (ed. by Hayden McAllister) | 1979 | Octopus Books, London | The Bogus General (extract from 'The Scarlet Impostor') |
| More Adventure Stories | 1981 | Octopus Books, London | A Fight for Life (extract from 'The Scarlet Impostor') |
| Beware Of The Trains (ed. & introduced by Tony Wilmot) | 1981 | Ian Henry Publications, Hornchurch, Essex | Espionage |
| Favourite Spy Stories | 1981 | Octopus Books, London | Strange Conflict (the first 3 chapters of 'Strange Conflict') |
| 65 Great Spine Chillers (ed. by Mary Danby) | 1982 | Octopus Books : William Heinemann : Martin Secker & Warburg, (for Marks & Spencer) | The Snake |
| 65 Great Murder Mysteries (ed. by Mary Danby) | 1983 | Octopus Books : William Heinemann : Martin Secker & Warburg, (for Marks & Spencer) | In The Fog |
| Ghost Tour : An Armchair Journey Through the Supernatural (ed. by Peter Haining) | 1984 | William Kimber, London | In The Fog |
| Adventure Stories for Boys & Girls | 1984 | Marylebone Books | A Fight for Life (extract from 'The Scarlet Impostor') |
| Realms Of Darkness (ed. by Mary Danby) | 1985 | Octopus Books : William Heinemann : Martin Secker & Warburg, (for Marks & Spencer) | The Case Of The Haunted Château |
| Supernatural Sleuths (ed. by Peter Haining) | Apr 1986 | Wm. Kimber & Co | The Case Of The Red-Headed Women |
| The Mummy | 1988 | Severn House (USA) | A Life For A Life |
| UNPUBLISHED SHORT STORIES | top |
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| The Diamond Tiara | unpublished | a Sexton Blake story (Published 2023) | |
| The Foundling | unpublished | a short story set in America | |
| The Mean Caesar | unpublished | two parables | |
| Rich Man's Son | unpublished | a romance set in America | |
| Rome | unpublished | written in the form of a parable | |
| The Strange Case of the Old Black Cook | unpublished | a true story set in South Africa (Published 2023) | |
| The White Slavers Of The Aegean | unpublished | an adventure set in the Greek Islands (Published 2023) | |
| Untitled | unpublished | a thriller set on the Piccadilly Line |
| CRIME DOSSIERS WITH J.G. LINKS | top |
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| Murder Off Miami (8 Mar 1936 - 10 Mar 1936) | [July 1936] | U S. Title: File On Bolitho Blane. (N.B. 1st Editions have no date, later impressions show 'Nth Thousand' on cover) | |
| Who Killed Robert Prentice? (12 Dec 1936 - 31 May 1937) | [Jun 1937] | U.S. Title: File On Robert Prentice | |
| The Malinsay Massacre (25 Oct 1899 - 8 Mar 1900) | [Apr 1938] | ||
| Herewith The Clues (10 May 1939 - 25 May 1939) | [July 1939] |
| HISTORICAL NON-FICTION | top |
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| Old Rowley. A Private Life Of Charles II (29 May 1630 - 6 Feb 1985) | [Sep] 1933 | Illustrated by Frank C. Papé | |
| A Private Life Of Charles II | [Oct 1938] | Cheap edition reprint of Old Rowley | |
| Red Eagle. A Story Of The Russian Revolution, etc. | [Oct] 1937 | Illustrated. History of the Russian revolution and biography of Klementy Efremovitch Vortoshilov, Marshal and Commissar USSR |
| PROMOTIONAL BOOKS FOR JUSTERINI & BROOKS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS |
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| The Seven Ages Of Justerini's (1749 - 1949) | [1949] | Riddle Books | reprinted 53, 57, 60 |
| We Move With The Times | [1954] | (unknown) | produced as a presentation scroll |
| 1749-1965: The Eight Ages Of Justerini's | 1965 | Dolphin Publishing | |
| The Nine Ages Of Justerini's: A Celebration Of 250 Years | 1998 | Justerini & Brooks Ltd. | DW's text revised and updated by Susan Keevil |
| AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL | top |
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| Saturdays With Bricks And Other Days Under Shell Fire | [Mar] 1961 | Practical tips on bricklaying interlaced with personal memories of WW1 | |
| The Time Has Come, Vol. l | 1977 | The Young Man Said 1897-1914 | |
| -do- Vol. II | 1978 | Officer And Temporary Gentleman 1914-1919 | |
| -do- Vol. III | 1979 | Drink And Ink 1919-1977. Published posthumously. Prepared by Anthony Lejeune. | |
| The Deception Planners: My Secret War | [Aug] 1980 | DWs last book, published posthumously. Compiled by Anthony Lejeune. | |
| see also 'Stranger Than Fiction' under War Papers |
| REFERENCE | top |
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| The Devil And All His Works | [Sep] 1971 |
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