Short Stories by Margery Allingham (by Date)

Short Stories (by Date)

• The Sexton's Wife
  • 1923, revised 1934
  • revenge / ghost story
  • Tales of Mystery and Detection, Master Thriller no. 4, World's Work no date (1934)
  • Wanted: Someone Innocent, Stamford House (Pony Books) 1946
  • MacKill's, March 1954
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
• The Wind Glass
  • 1924
  • revenge / ghost story
  • Sovereign,July 1924, illustrated by Pashley
  • The Return of Mr. Campion, Hodder & Stoughton 1989
• The Wisdom of Esdras
  • 1924
  • ghost story
  • The Return of Mr. Campion, Hodder & Stoughton 1989
• The Barbarian
  • 1924
  • murder story
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
• The Secret
  • a.k.a. A Dramatic Conversation
  • 1920s
  • ghost story
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
  • also exists in variant unpublished form as A Dramatic Conversation
• The Darings of the Red Rose
  • 1929-30
  • revenge stories
  • Weekly Welcome 15 February - 5 April 1930, eight stories published anonymously
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1995, episode 1 The Darings of the Red Rose
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, November 1995, episode 4 The Lady at the Crossroads
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, December 1995, episode 8 Her Day of Reckoning
  • The Darings of the Red Rose, Crippen and Landru 1995
• The Mystery Man of Soho
  • a.k.a. A Quarter of a Million
  • 1933
  • crime story
  • Thriller, no. 27, 1 April 1933, illustrated by A. Jones
  • Thrilling Detective, December 1946
  • The Evening Telegram, St. John's, Newfoundland, 7 Feb 1948, illustrated by Paul Norris
  • MacKill's, April 1954
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973 as A Quarter of a Million
• The Wink
  • 1933
  • crime / weird story
  • Daily Express, 5 January 1934, illustrated
  • MacKill's, May 1954
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
• The Same to Us
  • 1934
  • crime story
  • Daily Express, 17 May 1934, illustrated by John Farleigh
  • The Statesman 1939, illustrated
  • Detection Medley, Hutchinson 1939 in abridged text
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, January 1950
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
  • English Country House Murders, Mysterious Press 1988 / O'Mara 1989 as Country House Murders
• Publicity
  • 1934
  • suspense story
  • News Chronicle 19-23 November 1939, illustrated
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • MacKill's Choice 1953
  • Saint, July 1966 (US & UK)
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973 in variant text
• The Perfect Butler
  • 1934
  • first published 1935
  • ghost story
  • Daily Express, 21 January 1935, illustrated by Alan Gregory
  • Winter's Pie, Christmas 1937
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • Argosy, June 1943
  • MacKill's, June 1953
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, May 1959
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
• Jubilee for Two!
  • 1935
  • mainstream story
  • Answers, 11 May 1935, illustrated by A. Roberts
• They Never Get Caught
  • a.k.a. Formula for Murder
  • 1934
  • murder story
  • Nash's, November 1934
  • This Week (Magazine section 8 of The New York Herald Tribune, 28 April and May 1935 as Formula for Murder, illustrated by A. N. Simpkin
  • Fifty Masterpieces of Mystery, Odihams n.d. 1938
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • Argosy, August 1941
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, June 1946
  • Ellery Queen's Anthology, ed. Ellery Queen, Davis 1959
  • Crime Writers' Choice, ed. Roy Vickers, Hodder & Stoughton 1964
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
  • The Best Crime Stories, Mallard 1990
• It Didn't Work Out
  • 1936
  • murder story
  • Evening Standard 1936
  • Six Against the Yard, Selwyn & Blount n.d. (June 1936), Doubleday 1939 as Six Against Scotland Yard
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • Detective Stories of Today, ed. Raymond Postgate, Faber 1940
• The Case of the White Elephant
  • a.k.a. The White Elephant
  • 1936
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, August 1936, illustrated by Michael Mackinlay
  • Mr. Campion: Criminologist, Doubleday 1937
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • Famous Stories of Code and Cipher, ed. Raymond T. Bond, Rinehart 1947
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950 as The White Elephant
  • A Treasury of Great Mysteries, vol. 1 ed. Howard Haycraft & John Beechcroft, Simon & Schuster 1957
  • Saint, August/September 1959
  • Hit Parade of Mystery Stories, ed. N. R. Ainsworth, Scholastic 1963
• The Borderline Case
  • 1936
  • Campion Mystery
  • Evening Standard, 25 August 1936, illustrated by Mendoza
  • Birmingham Evening Despatch, 9 October 1936
  • Glasgow Evening News, 5 November 1936
  • Mr. Campion: Criminologist, Doubleday 1937
  • Yorkshire Evening News, 9 October 1936
  • Fifty Famous Detectives of Fiction, Odhams n.d. (1938)
  • Challenge to the Reader, ed. Ellery Queen, Stokes 1938
  • Blackburn Times, 29 July 1938
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • 101 Years' Entertainment, ed. Ellery Queen, Little, Brown 1941
  • Rex Stout's Mystery Quarterly, August 1945
  • MacKill's, September 1953
  • The Third Mystery Bedside Book, ed. John Creasey, Hodder & Stoughton 1962
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
  • Reveille, 7 March 1970
  • Modern Short Story Classics of Suspense, Readers Digest 1970 (US) as Famous Tales of Suspense 1970 (UK)
  • London After Midnight, ed. Peter Haining, Little, Brown 1996
• Bird Thou Never Wert
  • 1936
  • ghost story
  • Evening News, 12 September 1936, illustrated by J. Fairfax Whiteside
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
• The Case of the Old Man in the Window
  • a.k.a. The Old Man in the Window
  • 1936
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, October 1936, illustrated by Michael Mackinlay
  • Mr. Campion: Criminologist, Doubleday 1937
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • The Third Mystery Companion, ed. A. L. Furman, Gold Label 1945
  • Avon Mystery Storyteller, Avon 1946
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950 as The Old Man in the Window
  • Saint, January 1956 / February 1957
  • Favourite Sleuths, ed. John Ernst, Doubleday 1965
  • Crime Stories from 'The Strand', ed. Geraldine Beare, illustrated by David Eccles, Folio Society 1991
• The Case of the Man with the Sack
  • a.k.a. The Man with the Sack
  • 1936
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, December 1936, illustrated by Michael Mackinlay
  • Mr. Campion: Criminologist, Doubleday 1937
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973 as The Man with the Sack in abridged text
• He Was Asking After You
  • 1936
  • ghost / revenge story
  • Evening News, 29 July 1936
  • Wanted: Someone Innocent, Stamford House (Pony Books) 1946
  • Shot in the Dark, ed. Judith Merril, Bantam 1950
  • MacKills', November 1953
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
• The Lieabout
  • 1936
  • crime story
  • Evening News, 22 July 1936
  • Detection Medley, ed. John Rhode, Hutchinson n.d. 1939
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1950
  • Crooks' Tour, ed. Bruno Fisher. Dodd, Mead 1953, MacDonald 1954
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
• The Beauty King
  • 1936
  • Mainstream story
  • Daily Sketch 11-12 November 1969, illustrated by T. Illingworth & Gino d'Achilli
  • The Return of Mr. Campion, Hodder & Stoughton 1989
• The Case of the Pro and the Con
  • a.k.a. The Pro and the Con
  • 1937
  • Campion mystery
  • Mr. Campion: Criminologist, Doubleday 1937
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969 as The Pro and the Con in variant text
• The Case of the Widow
  • a.k.a. The Widow
  • 1937
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, April 1937, illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Mr. Campion: Criminologist, Doubleday 1937
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950 as The Widow
  • Saint, June 1958 / May 1959
  • Great Stories of Detection, ed. R. C. Bull, Barker 1960
  • Dionysus, ed. Clifton Fadiman, McGraw-Hill 1962
• 'Tis Not Hereafter
  • 1937
  • ghost story
  • Evening News, 21 April 1937, illustrated by Youngman Carter
  • Wanted: Someone Innocent, Stamford House (Pony Books) 1946
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973 in slightly variant text
• She Heard It On the Radio
  • a.k.a. She Heard It On the Wireless
  • 1937
  • ghost story
  • Evening News, 10 May 1973 as She Heard It On the Wireless, illustrated by J. Fairfax Whiteside
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
• The Danger Point
  • 1937
  • Campion Mystery
  • Strand, June 1937, illustrated by Clive Upton
  • Yorkshire Evening News, Christmas number 193?
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, May 1948
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950
• The Correspondents
  • 1937
  • suspense story
  • Evening News, 26 June 1937, illustrated by Youngman Carter
  • MacKill's, June 1954
  • Reveille, 28 March / 3 April 1968
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
• The Definite Article
  • 1937
  • Campion Mystery
  • Strand, October 1937, illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, November 1942
  • The Casebook of Mr. Campion, Spivak (American Mercury) 1947 in slightly abridged text
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950
• He Preferred Them Sad
  • 1937
  • revenge / ghost story
  • Evening News, 29 November 1937. Illustrated by Francis E. Hiley
  • MacKills', June 1954
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
• The Case of the Question Mark
  • a.k.a. The Question Mark
  • 1937
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, January 1938, illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Maclean's 1938 (Canada)
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Fall 1941
  • The Second Mystery Companion, ed. A. L. Furman, Gold Label 1944
  • Best Stories from 'EQMM', ed. Ellery Queen, Detective Book Club 1944
  • Rex Stout Mystery Quarterly, March 1946
  • The Casebook of Mr. Campion, Spivak (American Mercury) 1947 in variant text
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950 as The Question Mark
• The Pioneers
  • 1937
  • mainstream story
  • Woman's Home Companion, March 1938 (US)
  • Woman's Journal, August 1938 (UK), illustrated by George Mitchell
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
• The Black Tent
  • 1937
  • Campion Mystery
  • Ladykillers, Dent 1987
  • The Return of Mr. Campion, Hodder & Stoughton 1989
• Sweet and Low
  • 1937
  • mainstream story
  • Maclean's 1938 (Canada)
  • The Return of Mr. Campion, Hodder & Stoughton 1989
• The Mistress in the House
  • a.k.a. The Mistress of the House
  • 1937
  • suspense story
  • Harper's Bazaar, March 1938 as The Mistress of the House
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • MacKill's, August 1953
• The Case of the Name on the Wrapper
  • a.k.a. The Name on the Wrapper
  • 1938
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, March 1938, illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, November 1947
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950 as The Name on the Wrapper
  • The Second Armchair Detective Reader, ed. Ernest Dudley, Boardman 1950
  • Murder at Teatime, Signet 1966
• The Case of the Frenchman's Gloves
  • a.k.a. Frenchmen Wear Gloves
  • a.k.a. The Frenchman's Gloves
  • 1938
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, July 1938 as Frenchmen Wear Gloves, illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, August 1947
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950 as The Frenchman's Gloves
• The Case of the Longer View
  • a.k.a. The Crimson Letters
  • a.k.a. The Longer View
  • 1938
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, August 1938, illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, October 1946 as The Crimson Letters
  • The Casebook of Mr. Campion, Spivak (American Mercury) 1947 as The Crimson Letters in abridged text
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950 as The Longer View
  • Masterpieces of Mystery: The Golden Age 2, ed. Ellery Queen, Davis 1977 as The Crimson Letters
• The Case of the Hat Trick
  • a.k.a. The Magic Hat
  • a.k.a. The Hat Trick
  • 1938
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, October 1938, illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Heinemann n.d. (1939)
  • Outspan, 28 June 1940 (South Africa)
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, January 1946 as The Magic Hat
  • The Casebook of Mr. Campion, Spivak (American Mercury) 1947 in slightly abridged text
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950 as The Hat Trick
  • The Great British Detective, ed. Ron Goulart as The Magic Hat, Mentor 1982
• The Case Is Altered
  • 1938
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, December 1938, illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, January 1949
  • MacKill's, January 1953
  • The Bedside Book of Murder and Mystery, Panther 1964
  • Murder for Christmas, ed. Thomas Godfrey Mysterious Press 1982
  • The Return of Mr. Campion, Hodder & Stoughton 1989 in variant text
  • Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, January 1991
• The Dog Day
  • a.k.a. The Chocolate Dog
  • a.k.a. Here Today...
  • 1939
  • Campion Mystery
  • Daily Mail, 7 June 1939, illustrated by Drake Brookshaw
  • Daily Mail (Continental edition), 13 June 1939 as Here Today..., illustrated by Drake Brookshaw
  • MacKill's, December 1953
  • Circumstantial Evidence, Panther 1963
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, August 1967 as The Chocolate Dog
  • The Return of Mr. Campion, Hodder & Stoughton 1989 in variant text
• The Meaning of the Act
  • 1939
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, September 1939, illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • My Best Secret Service Story, ed. Arthur D. Divine, Faber 1940
  • Outspan, 22 January 1943 (South Africa), illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, May 1945
  • The Casebook of Mr. Campion, Spivak (American Mercury)
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950
  • Saint, October 1952 (US), illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Best Secret Service Stories 2, ed. John Welcome, Faber 1965
  • Whodunit?, ed. Neville Taylor, illustrated by David Barlow, Arnold 1970
• Safe As Houses
  • 1939
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, January 1940, illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Outspan, 15 January 1943 (South Africa), illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, March 1944
  • The Casebook of Mr. Campion, Spivak (American Mercury)
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950
  • Modern Detective Stories, ed. Jessie G. M. Merson, Longmans 1955
• A Matter of Form
  • 1940
  • Campion mystery
  • Strand, May 1940, illustrated by Jack M. Faulks
  • Outspan 1941 (South Africa)
  • Best Stories of the Underworld, ed. Peter Cheyney, Faber 1942
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, January 1945
  • The Casebook of Mr. Campion, Spivak (American Mercury)
  • Mr. Campion & Others, Penguin 1950
  • Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, August 1989
• A Proper Mystery
  • 1942
  • rural mystery
  • The Lights of Essex 18 May 1942
  • Town and Country Review, July 1946, illustrated by Bernard Venables
  • MacKill's, February 1954
  • Essex Countryside, October 1986, illustrated by D. Howett
• The Unseen Door
  • a.k.a. The Invisible Killer
  • 1945
  • Campion mystery
  • Sunday Empire News, 5 August 1945
  • Mystery Book Magazine, August 1946 (US)
  • MacKill's, January 1954
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1955
  • Ellery Queen's Minimysteries, ed. Ellery Queen, World 1969
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
  • Reveille, 20 April 1973 as The Invisible Killer
• Mr. Campion's Lucky Day
  • a.k.a Dead Man's Evidence
  • 1945
  • Campion mystery
  • Sunday Empire News, 11 November 1945 as Dead Man's Evidence, illustrated
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1947
  • MacKill's, January 1954 as Dead Man's Evidence
  • The Allingham Minibus, Chatto & Windus 1973
• Evidence in Camera
  • 1949
  • crime story
  • Strand, June 1949, illustrated by Walter Fawkes
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, October 1949
  • MacKill's, February 1953
  • Best Crime Stories 2, ed. John Welcome, Faber 1966
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
  • 65 Great Murder Mysteries, ed. Mary Danby, Octopus 1983
• Face Value
  • 1949
  • Campion mystery
  • Evening Standard, 20 December 1949
  • The Evening Standard Detective Book, Gollancz 1950
  • Liverpool Evening Express, 31 January 1950, illustrated by M
  • Town and Country, March 1949 (US)
  • Glasgow Evening Citizen, 19 June 1951
  • Sunday Graphic, 13 December 1959
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, May 1966
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, February 1974
• One Morning They'll Hang Him
  • a.k.a. One Morning They'll Hang Him - Or Will They?
  • a.k.a. As the Sun Went Down
  • 1950
  • Campion mystery
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, August 1950
  • The Queen's Awards, 5^th Series, ed. Ellery Queen, Little, Brown 1950, Gollancz 1952
  • Evening Standard, 2 December 1950
  • MacKill's, October 1952
  • Crime For Two, ed. Francis & Richard Lockridge, Lippincott 1955, MacDonald 1957
  • John Creasey Mystery Magazine, November 1957
  • Wicked Women, ed. Lee Wright, Pocket Books 1959
  • Edinburgh Evening Despatch, 5 May 1959 as One Morning They'll Hang Him - Or Will They?
  • The Mystery Bedside Book, ed. John Creasey, Hodder & Stoughton 1960
  • Cream of the Crime, ed. Hugh Pentecost, Holt, Rinehart 1962, Harrap 1964
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
  • Reveille, 25 June 1970 as As the Sun Went Down
  • Masterpieces of Mystery: The Supersleuths, Davis 1976
• On Christmas Day in the Morning
  • 1950
  • Campion mystery
  • Evening Standard, 23 December 1950, illustrated by Pont
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, January 1953
  • The Mysterious Mr. Campion, Chatto & Windus 1963
  • Christmas Ghosts, ed. Seon Manley & Gogo Lewis, Doubleday 1978
  • Mystery for Christmas, Signet, November 1990
  • Woman's Weekly, Fiction Special, December 2001/January 2002
• The Day of the Demon
  • 1951
  • rural mystery
  • The Compleat Imbiber no.1 1953, illustrated by Kate Donaldson
  • Essex Countryside, November 1986, illustrated by D Howett
  • The Bottle Street Gazette, Spring 2003
  • This story was adapted as part of the narrative of Cargo of Eagles 1968
• The Old Lady and the Voice
  • 1952
  • mini-ghost story (85 words)
  • Daily Express, 24 December 1952
• Tall Story
  • a.k.a. Reach For It!
  • a.k.a. Very Tall Story
  • 1954
  • Campion mystery
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1954
  • Evening News, 4 May 1954 as Reach For It!, illustrated by A. Roberts
  • Ellery Queen's Awards, 9^th Series, ed. Ellery Queen, Little, Brown 1954, Collins Crime Club 1956
  • Some Like Them Dead, intro. by Roy Vickers, Hodder & Stoughton 1960
  • The Quintessence of Queen, ed. Anthony Boucher, Random House 1962, Gollancz 1963 as A Magnum of Mysteries
  • Nine Detective Stories, ed. Jessie G. M. Merson, Longmans 1964
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
  • Reveille, 4 April 1970 as Very Tall Story, illustrated
• Mum Knows Best
  • a.k.a First Time Lucky
  • a.k.a Mother Knows Best
  • 1954
  • Campion mystery
  • Evening News, 12 May 1954 as Mother Knows Best, illustrated by Roberts
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, June 1954
  • Best Police Stories, ed. Roy Vickers as Mother Knows Best, Faber 1966
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
  • Reveille, 21 February 1970 as First Time Lucky, illustrated
• The Kernel of Truth
  • 1954
  • fantasy story
  • The Compleat Imbiber, Christmas number 1954, illustrated by Michael ffolkes
  • The Compleat Imbiber, ed. Cyril Ray, illustrated by Michael ffolkes, Putnam 1956
  • The Gourmet's Companion, ed. Cyril Ray. Eyre & Spottiswoode 1963
  • The Return of Mr. Campion, Hodder & Stoughton 1989
• Joke Over
  • a.k.a. The Man Who Utterly Vanished
  • 1954
  • Campion mystery
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, December 1954 as The Man Who Utterly Vanished
  • Woman's Realm, 22 April 1967, illustrated
  • Reveille, 29 June / 5 July 1967, illustrated
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus, 1969 in variant text
• The Curious Affair in Nut Row
  • a.k.a. The Curious Affair on Nut Row
  • a.k.a. The Man with the Cuckoo Clock
  • a.k.a. Father of All Fish
  • 1954
  • Campion mystery
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, February 1955 as The Curious Affair on Nut Row in variant US text
  • Evening News, 22 October 1955 as The Man with the Cuckoo Clock, illustrated
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, February 1966
  • The Return of Mr. Campion, Hodder & Stoughton 1989 with some textual variation
• Is There a Doctor in the House?
  • a.k.a. The Great London Jewel Robbery
  • a.k.a. Felony at Mr. Mevagissy's
  • a.k.a. The Doctor and the Silver Plate
  • a.k.a. Fall Guy
  • 1955
  • crime story
  • This Week, (Section 7 of The New York Herald Tribune), 27 February 1955 as The Great London Jewel Robbery, illustrated by Charles Hawes
  • John Bull, 21 May 1955 as Felony at Mr. Mevagissy's, illustrated by Wyles
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, September 1957 / June 1958 as The Doctor and the Silver Plate
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus, 1969 in variant text
  • Reveille, 20 June 1970 as Fall Guy
• Three Is a Lucky Number
  • a.k.a. Bluebeard's Bathtub
  • a.k.a. Murder Under the Surface
  • a.k.a. Bubble Bath No. 3
  • 1955
  • crime story
  • This Week, October 1955 as Bluebeard's Bathtub
  • She, March 1956, illustrated by William Little
  • Argosy, July 1956
  • This Week's Stories of Mystery and Suspense, ed. Stewart Beach, Random House 1957 as Bluebeard's Bathtub
  • Reveille, 11 February 1960 as Murder Under the Surface
  • The Second Mystery Bedside Book, ed. John Creasey, Hodder & Stoughton 1961
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, March 1967 as Bubble Bath No. 3
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus, 1969
  • Stories of Crime and Detection, ed. Joan D. Berbrich as Bubble Bath No. 3, McGraw-Hill 1974
  • Murder Most Foul, Octopus 1984
  • Detective Stories, ed. John Douthwaite, Cideb (Genoa) 1995
• Word in Season
  • a.k.a. A Word in Season
  • 1955
  • fantasy story (adapted 1965 as a Campion story)
  • Tatler, 11 November 1955 as A Word in Season, illustrated S. Tresillian
  • Good Housekeeping, December 1955 (US)
  • The Family Christmas Book, ed. Dorothy Wilson, Prentice-Hall 1957
  • The Bottle Street Gazette October 1997
  • Mr. Campion's Lady, Chatto & Windus, 1965 adapted as a Campion story
• The Mind's Eye Mystery
  • a.k.a. Catching at Straws
  • a.k.a. Open Verdict
  • a.k.a. Mind's Eye Mystery
  • a.k.a. Picture Proof
  • 1956
  • crime story
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, January 1957 as Catching at Straws
  • Woman's Journal, 1 April 1957 as Open Verdict, illustrated
  • The Australian Women's Journal, 2 September 1957 as Open Verdict
  • Argosy, May 1958 as Mind's Eye Mystery, illustrated
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
  • Reveille, 21 March 1970 as Picture Proof
• The Psychologist
  • a.k.a. The Psychologists
  • a.k.a. The End of the Rope
  • a.k.a. Money To Burn
  • a.k.a. For Love or Money
  • 1957
  • crime story
  • She, March 1957 as The Psychologists. Illustrated by Henry Seabright
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1957 as Money To Burn
  • For Love or Money, ed. Dorothy Gardiner, Doubleday 1957, MacDonald 1959 as Money To Burn
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
• Little Miss Know-All
  • a.k.a. The Neatest Trick of the Month
  • 1958
  • Campion mystery
  • She, March 1958
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, March 1959 as The Neatest Trick of the Month
  • Ellery Queen's 14^th Mystery Annual, ed. Ellery Queen, Random House 1959 as The Neatest Trick of the Month (not in UK edition)
  • Toronto Star Weekly, 6 June 1959, illustrated by William F. Rose
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
  • Reveille, 4 July 1970
• The Villa Marie Celeste
  • a.k.a. Family Affair
  • a.k.a. Clue on the Washing Line
  • 1960
  • Campion mystery
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, October 1960 as Family Affair
  • Ellery Queen's 16^th Mystery Annual, ed. Ellery Queen, Random House 1959, Gollancz 1962 as Family Affair
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, September 1966
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
  • Reveille, 6 June 1970 as Clue on the Washing Line
  • Treasury of Modern Mysteries, ed. Marie R. Reno, Doubleday 1973
  • Grande Dames of Detection, ed. Seon Manley & Gogo Lewis as Family Affair
• The Snapdragon and the C.I.D.
  • a.k.a. Murder Under the Mistletoe
  • 1961
  • Campion mystery
  • Sunday Telegraph, 24 December 1961, illustrated by David Gentleman
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, January 1963 as Murder Under the Mistletoe
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Mix, ed. Ellery Queen as Murder Under the Mistletoe, Random House 1963, Gollancz 1964
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus 1969
  • Masterpieces of Mystery: The Supersleuths Revisited, ed. Ellery Queen, Davis 1979 as Murder Under the Mistletoe
  • Crime at Christman, ed. Jack Adrian, illustrated by Brian Denington, Equation 1988
  • Murder Under the Mistletoe, Signet November 1992
  • Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, January 2000
• Happy Christmas
  • 1962
  • mainstream story
  • Woman's Own 1962
  • The Return of Mr. Campion, Hodder & Stoughton 1989
• The Lying-In-State
  • a.k.a. It's All Part of the Service
  • a.k.a. All Part of the Service
  • a.k.a. The Lying-in-State Affair
  • 1965
  • crime story
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, May 1965 as It's All Part of the Service
  • Reveille, 20 July 1967 as All Part of the Service, illustrated
  • Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, July 1969 as The Lying-in-State Affair
  • The Allingham Casebook, Chatto & Windus, 1969 in variant text
  • Ellery Queen's Grand Slam, ed. Ellery Queen, World 1970, Gollancz 1971
  • Current Crime, December 1978 as It's All Part of the Service
• Once in a Lifetime
  • date unknown
  • mainstream story
  • The Return of Mr. Campion, Hodder & Stoughton 1989