CARR, JOHN DICKSON (1906-1977)

The Black Cabinet, (ss) Twenty Great Tales of Murder, ed. Helen McCloy & Brett Halliday, Random 1951
The Black Minute, (pl) EQMM May 1983; first broadcast on the BBC on October 18, 1941

Detective’s Day Off, (ss) Weekend Magazine Dec 25/29 1957; also as “Scotland Yard’s Christmas”

Flight from Fleet Street, (pl) London Mystery #14 1952; also as “A Razor in Fleet Street”
The Shadow of the Goat [Henri Bencolin], (ss) The Haverfordian Nov 1926

Terror’s Dark Tower, (nv) Detective Tales Oct 1936; also as “Vampire Tower”

To Wake the Dead [“Blind Man’s Hood”, as by Carter Dickson], (ss) The Sketch Christmas 1937

The Murder of Sir Edmund Godfrey, (n.) 1936- -- Harper/Hamilton (1678)
Below Suspicion, (n.) Harper & Brothers, New York, 1949 (Fell, Butler)
Most Secret, (n.) Harper & Row, New York and Evanston, 1964 (1670)
Papa La-Bas, (n.) NY and Evanston: Harper & Row, 1968, 277pp (1858)
The Ghosts' High Noon, (n.) NY and Evanston: Harper & Row, 1969 (1912)

Crime on the Coast and No Flowers by Request. Victor Gollancz, London, 1981
[Two round-robin novellas by various mystery writers. JDC wrote the two opening chapters of the first story.]

J. D. Carr Short Story collections

Dr Fell, Detective and other Stories - The American Mercury, Lawrence E. Spivak, New York, 1947, edited by Ellery Queen

The Adventures of Dr. Fell
- The Proverbial Murder
- The Locked Room
- The Wrong Problem
- The Hangman Won't Wait (radio play)
- A Guest in the House
And Other Stories
- The Devil in the Summer House (radio play)
- Will You Walk Into My Parlor? (radio play)
- Strictly Diplomatic

The Third Bullet and other Stories. Harper & Brothers, New York, 1954

The Third Bullet (as by Carter Dickson) 1937
The Clue of the Red Wig
The House in Goblin Wood (Sir Henry Merrivale)
The Wrong Problem (Dr. Fell)
The Proverbial Murder (Dr. Fell)
The Locked Room (Dr. Fell)

The Gentleman from Paris

The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes (The New Exploits of Sherlock Holmes) NY: Random House, 1954 (with Adrian Conan Doyle)

The Adventure of the Seven Clocks (by JDC and Adrian Conan Doyle)
The Adventure of the Gold Hunter (by JDC and Adrian Conan Doyle)
The Adventure of the Wax Gamblers (by JDC and Adrian Conan Doyle)
The Adventure of the Highgate Miracle (by JDC and Adrian Conan Doyle)
The Adventure of the Black Baronet (by JDC and Adrian Conan Doyle)
The Adventure of the Sealed Room (by JDC and Adrian Conan Doyle)
The Adventure of the Foulkes Rath (Adrian Conan Doyle)
The Adventure of the Abbas Ruby (Adrian Conan Doyle)
The Adventure of the Dark Angels (Adrian Conan Doyle)
The Adventure of the Two Women (Adrian Conan Doyle)
The Adventure of the Deptford Horror (Adrian Conan Doyle)
The Adventure of the Red Widow (Adrian Conan Doyle)

The Men who Explained Miracles. Harper & Row, New York and Evanston, 1963

William Wilson's Racket (Colonel March)
The Empty Flat (Colonel March)
The Incautious Burglar (Dr. Fell)
Invisible Hands (Dr. Fell)
Strictly Diplomatic
The Black Cabinet
All in a Maze (Sir Henry Merrivale)

"Strictly Diplomatic" and "The Incautious Burglar" (under the title "A Guest in the House") were previously collected in Dr. Fell, Detective, and Other Stories, 1947

The Door to Doom and Other Detections. Harper & Row, New York and Evanston, 1980, edited by Douglas G. Greene

'As Drink the Dead ...,'
The Shadow of the Goat (Bencolin)
The Fourth Suspect (Bencolin)
The Murder in Number Four (Bencolin)
Cabin B-13 (radio play)
The Hangman Won't Wait (Dr. Fell radio play)
The Phantom Archer (radio play)
The Bride Vanishes (radio play)
Will You Make a Bet with Death? (radio play)
The Devil in the Summer-House (radio play)
The Man Who Was Dead
The Door to Doom
Terror's Dark Tower
The Adventure of the Conk-Singleton Papers (Sherlockian playlet)
The Adventure of the Paradol Chamber (Sherlockian playlet)
Stand and Deliver! (essay) (журнал «Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine», Mar 1973)
The Grandest Game in the World (portion of essay)

The Dead Sleep Lightly. Published for the Crime Club by Doubleday & Co., 1983, edited by Douglas G. Greene, containing nine radio scripts

The Black Minute (Dr. Fell)
The Devil's Saint
The Dragon in the Pool
The Dead Sleep Lightly (Dr. Fell)
Death Has Four Faces
Vampire Tower
The Devil's Manuscript
White Tiger Passage
The Villa of the Damned

Fell and Foul Play John Dickson Carr (International Polygonics 1-55882-071-X, Jan 1991 [May 1992], $19.95, 383pp, hc); Collection of 15 stories, nine featuring Dr. Gideon Fell, including two previously unpublished wartime radio plays and the first complete reprinting of “The Third Bullet”. Edited with an introduction by Douglas G. Greene

1 · Introduction · Douglas G. Greene · in
9 · The Wrong Problem [Dr. Gideon Fell] · ss The (London) Evening Standard Aug 14 ’36; EQMM Jul ’42
23 · Who Killed Matthew Corbin? [Dr. Gideon Fell] · pl *; first broadcast by the BBC in three parts: December 7, 1939, January 7, 1940, and January 14, 1940.
71 · The Proverbial Murder [Dr. Gideon Fell] · nv; EQMM Jul ’43; ; as “The Proverbial Murderer”, The Saint Detective Magazine May ’59
89 · The Black Minute [Dr. Gideon Fell] · pl EQMM May ’83; first broadcast on the BBC on October 18, 1941.
107 · The Locked Room [Dr. Gideon Fell] · ss The Strand Jul ’40; EQMM Nov ’43
123 · The Devil in the Summer-House [Dr. Gideon Fell] · pl *; first broadcast by the BBC on October 14, 1940. A shorter version without Dr. Fell was broadcast on the CBS Suspense program and later printed in EQMM Sep ’46.
147 · The Incautious Burglar [“Guest in the House”; Dr. Gideon Fell] · ss The Strand Oct ’40; EQMM Nov ’56
163 · The Dead Sleep Lightly [Dr. Gideon Fell] · pl The Dead Sleep Lightly, Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1983; first broadcast by the BBC on August 23, 1943. A shorter version without Dr. Fell was broadcast on the CBS Suspense program.
187 · Invisible Hands [“King Arthur’s Chair”, as by Carter Dickson; Dr. Gideon Fell] · ss Lilliput Aug ’57; ; as “Death by Invisible Hands” by Carter Dickson, EQMM Apr ’58
207 · The Dim Queen · ss The Haverfordian May ’26
221 · The Other Hangman · ss A Century of Detective Stories, ed. Anon., London: Hutchinson, 1935; EQMM Jan ’65
235 · Persons or Things Unknown [as by Carter Dickson] · ss The Sketch Christmas ’38; ; as by Carter Dickson, The Saint Detective Magazine Oct ’57; EQMM Dec ’77; AHMM Jan ’85
251 · The Gentleman from Paris · nv EQMM Apr ’50
275 · The Black Cabinet · ss Twenty Great Tales of Murder, ed. Helen McCloy & Brett Halliday, Random, 1951; MacKill’s Mystery Magazine Dec ’52; The Saint Detective Magazine Feb ’56; The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Apr ’57; John Creasey Mystery Magazine May ’57
295 · The Third Bullet [as by Carter Dickson; Dr. Gideon Fell] n. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1937, 128pp, pb

Merrivale, March and Murder John Dickson Carr (International Polygonics 1-55882-101-5, Sep ’91 [Dec ’91], $22.95, 408pp, hc); Collection of 18 mystery stories, two featuring Sir Henry Merrivale, nine featuring Colonel March and the Department of Queer Complaints, and seven others. Three of the non-series stories have never previously appeared in a Carr collection. There is an introductory note plus an introduction to each section by Douglas G. Greene.

vi · Introductory Note · Douglas G. Greene · in
3 · The Adventures of Sir Henry Merrivale Introduction [Sir Henry Merrivale] · Douglas G. Greene · si *
7 · The House in Goblin Wood [as by Carter Dickson; Sir Henry Merrivale] · nv EQMM Nov ’47; The Strand Nov ’47
32 · All in a Maze [“Ministry of Miracles”, as by Carter Dickson; Sir Henry Merrivale] · na The Housewife Jan ’56 (+2); ; as “The Man Who Explained Miracles” by Carter Dickson, EQMM Mar ’56
92 · The Cases of Colonel March and the Department of Queer Complaints Introduction · Douglas G. Greene · si *
94 · The New Invisible Man [as by Carter Dickson; Colonel March] · ss The Strand Apr ’38; ; as “The Invisible Murderer”, The Saint Detective Magazine Jul ’56; ; as “The Invisible Murderer”, The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Aug ’57; ; as “The Man Who Saw the Invisible”, EQMM Dec ’67
112 · The Crime in Nobody’s Room [as by Carter Dickson; Colonel March] · ss The Strand Jun ’38; EQMM Sep ’70
132 · Error at Daybreak [as by Carter Dickson; Colonel March] · nv The Strand Jul ’38; Rex Stout Mystery Magazine Oct ’46; MacKill’s Mystery Magazine Mar ’54; The Saint Detective Magazine Nov ’58; ; as “The Lion’s Paw”, EQMM Jul ’67
150 · Hot Money [“The Hiding-Place”, as by Carter Dickson; Colonel March] · ss The Strand Feb ’39; Rex Stout Mystery Magazine Aug ’45; ; as “A Case for Colonel March”, The Saint Detective Magazine Nov ’55; ; as “A Case for Colonel March”, The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Dec ’56; ; as “Right Before Your Eyes”, EQMM Apr ’66
166 · Death in the Dressing-Room [as by Carter Dickson; Colonel March] · ss The Strand Feb ’39; The Saint Detective Magazine Feb ’58; EQMM Aug ’72
185 · The Empty Flat [as by Carter Dickson; Colonel March] · ss The Strand May ’39; EQMM May ’45
204 · The Silver Curtain [as by Carter Dickson; Colonel March] · ss The Strand Aug ’39; EQMM Apr ’60
223 · The Footprint in the Sky [“Clue in the Snow”, as by Carter Dickson; Colonel March] · ss The Strand Jan ’40; EQMM Nov ’58
243 · William Wilson’s Racket [as by Carter Dickson; Colonel March] · ss The Strand Feb ’41; EQMM Nov ’44
262 · And Other Stories Introduction · Douglas G. Greene · si *
264 · Blind Man’s Hood [as by Carter Dickson] · ss The Sketch Christmas ’37; ; as “To Wake the Dead”, EQMM Dec ’66
287 · New Murders for Old · ss The Illustrated London News Christmas ’39; Rex Stout Mystery Magazine Mar ’46; F&SF Jan ’57; ; as “The One Real Horror”, EQMM Aug ’66
308 · The Diamond Pentacle [as by Carter Dickson] · ss The Times Nov 15 ’39
328 · Strictly Diplomatic · ss The Strand Dec ’39; EQMM Jan ’46
348 · The Clue of the Red Wig · nv The Strand Dec ’40; EQMM Dec ’48
381 · Lair of the Devil-Fish · pl *; broadcast December 21, 1944 on the BBC radio program Appointment with Fear.
399 · Scotland Yard’s Christmas [“Detective’s Day Off”] · ss Weekend Magazine Dec 25/29 ’57

Speak of the Devil. Crippen & Landru, Publishers, Norfolk, VI, 1994
[The first publication of JDC's eight-part radio script, broadcast on the BBC in 1941. Introduction by Tony Medawar.]

J.D. Carr Novels as Carter Dickson

The White Priory Murders, (n.) NY: William Morrow, 1934
The Magic Lantern Murders (The Punch and Judy Murders) --- 1936/37 -- Heinemann/Morrow
Fatal Descent (with John Rhode) Dodd, Mead, New York, 1939; William Heinemann, London, 1939 (as Drop to His Death)
Seeing is Believing aka Cross of Murder --- 1941/42/59 -- Morrow/Heinemann/World
The Skeleton in the Clock --- 1948/49 -- Morrow/Heinemann

J.D.Carr Story Collection by Carter Dickson
The Department of Queer Complaints --- 1940 -- Heinemann/Morrow

J.D.Carr Novel as Roger Fairburn
Devil Kinsmere --- 1934 -- Hamilton/Harper

J.D.Carr Novella by John Dickson Carr and others (Detection Club)
Crime on the Coast --- 1984 -- Gollancz

J.D.Carr Uncollected story by John Dickson Carr
Harem Scarem --- 1939 -- Daily Mail

J.D.Carr Uncollected plays by John Dickson Carr
Mr Markham, Antique Dealer --- 1945/47 -- Little, Brown/Faber
The Customers Like Murder -- April 1942- -- EQMM
Flight From a Murder in Fleet Street (aka A Razor in Fleet Street) --- 1952/90 -- LMM/Xanadu

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