PHOENIX PRESS, 1945-49

PHOENIX PRESS [1945-1949]

1936-39.

1940-44.

1950-52.

1945

GERALD BROWN
Murder in Plain Sight

HARRY STEPHEN KEELER
The Case of the Ivory Arrow

HARRY STEPHEN KEELER
The Case of the Mysterious Moll

ROBERT PORTNER KOEHLER
Murder Expert

ROBERT PORTNER KOEHLER
Tread Gently, Death

PATRICK LAING
If I Should Murder –

PATRICK LAING
Stone Dead

AMELIA REYNOLDS LONG
Once Acquitted

ANN T. SMITH
Death in the Cards

MANNING LEE STOKES
The Wolf Howls “Murder”

LOUIS TRIMBLE
Design for Dying

LOUIS TRIMBLE
Murder Trouble

1946

KATHLEEN BUDDINGTON COXE Murder Most Foul	HELEN JOAN HULTMAN This Murderous Shaft	HARRY STEPHEN KEELER The Case of the Canny Killer	ROBERT PORTNER KOEHLER The Road House Murders
PATRICK LAING Murder from the Mind	JEREMY LANE Kill Him Tonight	JEREMY LANE Murder Menagerie	SIDNEY A. PORCELAIN The Crimson Car Murders
ADDISON SIMMONS Dead Weight	KATHLEEN SPROUL Death Listened In	MANNING LEE STOKES Green for a Grave	LOUIS TRIMBLE You Can’t Kill a Corpse

1947

TERRY ADLER On Murder’s Skirts	MINNA BARDON Blood Red Death	HARRY STEPHEN KEELER The Case of the Barking Clock	ROBERT PORTNER KOEHLER The Hooded Vulture Murders
PATRICK LAING The Shadow of Murder	AMELIA REYNOLDS LONG Murder by Magic	WILLIAM MacLEOD RAINE Cry Murder	ADRIAN REYNOLDS Formula for Murder
CARL SHANNON Lady, That’s My Skull	PETER STIRLING Stop Press – Murder!	MANNING LEE STOKES The Dying Room	PERRY D. WESTBROOK Happy Deathday

1948

FRED BAYARD
Death and Lilacs

A. S. FLEISCHMAN
The Straw Donkey Case

HARRY STEPHEN KEELER
The Case of the Jeweled Ragpicker

HARRY STEPHEN KEELER & HAZEL GOODWIN
The Case of the Transposed Legs

OLIVER KEYSTONE
Major Crime

ROBERT PORTNER KOEHLER
The Blue Parakeet Murders

R. M. LAURENSON
The Railroad Murder Case

FRED MALINA
Murder Over Broadway

CLARENCE MULLEN
A Good Place for Murder

TOM T. NESS
Short of Murder

BLAIR REED
Pass Key to Murder

CARL SHANNON
Fatal Footsteps

CHARLES STODDARD
Northwest Trouble

Note: Even though Northwest Trouble was published as a Western, it is also a contemporary mystery featuring a Mountie as protagonist. For that reason it is included in Crime Fiction IV, by Allen J. Hubin, and we have decided to include it here as well.

1949