GATEWAY BOOKS



    The imprint was a subsidiary of the Standard Magazines pulp group edited by Leo Margulies.  Most if not all of the Gateway mysteries (and Westerns and light romances) were expansions and/or revisions of works that first appeared in such Standard pulps as Thrilling Detective, Popular Detective, The Ghost Detective, etc.   It
’s interesting to note that no Gateway titles in any genre were published in 1941.  I have no idea of the reason for this, other than a guess that it was financially motivated.

   – Bill Pronzini                                   



       1939
                                               

                                                                   
WILLIAM DALE
The Terror of the Handless Corpse






1940


JOHN L. BENTON
The Art Treasure Murders




RICHARD BURKE
Murder on High Heels

JACK DALL
Death of a Revolutionist

GERARD FAIRLIE
Bulldog Drummond Attacks

ETHEL FLEMING
Murder Takes a Honeymoon




MAJOR MALCOLM WHEELER-NICHOLSON
Death Over London






1941    No known publications.





1942  

   

JOHN L. BENTON
Talent for Murder

WILLIAM DALE
John Doe – Murderer

NORMAN A. DANIELS
The Mausoleum Key




WILL F. JENKINS
The Man Who Feared

OWEN FOX JEROME
Murder – As Usual

SAM MERWIN, JR.
Death in the Sunday Supplement



FRANK RAWLINGS
The Lisping Man














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