Joel Townsley Rogers
— An Unannotated Bibliography

• Poems included in Eight More Harvard Poets. (Publisher?) Around 1920.
• "The Battle Cruiser Lady." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories 49(1), 18 February 1920:57-61.
• "The Pure in Heart." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories [49 (2)?], 4 March 1920:96.
• "The Romance of Mr. Butterthin." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories 50 (1), 4 April 1920:49-56.
• "A Cinema Siren." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories 50 (3), 18 May 1920:63-69.
• "Tale of a Tail-Spinner." ("By Roger Curly.") Harper's, June 1920.
• "A Perfect Lady." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories 51 (1), 4 June 1920:85-88.
• "The Love Eternal." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories 51 (3), 4 July 1920:35-38.
• " Three on an Island." ("By Roger Curly.") Harper's, August 1920.
• "The Second Mrs. Jones." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories 52 (2), second August number,1920:23-24.
• "The Curse of Adam." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories 53 (2), 25 September 1920:30.
• "Smokeless Powder." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories 54 (1), 25 October 1920:95-98.
• "The Clutching Hand." ("J. R. Townsley.") Snappy Stories 54 (1), 25 October 1920:99.
• "The Dangerous Sex." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories 54 (2), 10 November 1920:29-31.
• "The Man with the Broken Hand." ("By J. R. Townsley.") Snappy Stories 54 (2), 10 November 1920:93-97.
• "A Life Sentence." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories, [1921?]:35-39.
• "General Interrogation." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories, [1921?]:35-38.
• "The Everlasting Flame." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories, [1921?]:87-90.
• "The Immorality of Elinor." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories, [1921?]:57-61.
• "The Don and the Duello." ("By J. R. Townsley.") Snappy Stories, [1921?]:31-36.
• "Tales in the Tragic Tense." ("By Joel Townsley Rogers.") The Double Dealer, April 1921:160-162
• "The Great Sherlock Solves Another." Ten Story Book, April 1921:40-42.
• "A Marriage of Convenience." ("By Roger Curly.") Ten Story Book, April 1921:53-56.
• "Mrs. Reynolds's Husband." ("By Roger Curly.") Snappy Stories 58 (2), 10 May 1921:51-60.
• "Lost Lady with the Amber Eyes." Young's Magazine, July 1921:218-224.
• "Shadows of the Silver Screen." Screenland, August 1921:36-37.
• "Roses Are Red." The Follies, November 1921:3-24.
• "Bon Voyage." Snappy Stories 64 (3), 18 February 1922:81-88.
• "Bramble-Thistles Stick." Publication and date unknown. (Mentioned in Adventure, 30 December 1922.)
• "Lover's Gold from Turon." Publication and date unknown. (Mentioned in Adventure, 30 December 1922.)
• "Mrs. Hubert's Love Affair." The Follies — the Magazine of Fascinating Fiction, April 1922:49- 63.
• "The Cigarette Fiend." Snappy Stories, First May number, 1922:67-73.
• "A Right to Rose." Fascinating Fiction, July 1922:45-54.
• "The Favors of Vera Tite." Snappy Stories, Second August number, 1922:61-72.
• "Mail for the Whirlwind." Adventure, 30 December 1922:109-126.
• "Hark! The Rattle." Weird Tales, March 1923.
• "They Lived, They Loved, They —." Metropolitan, May 1923:30-32,64-68.
• Once in a Red Moon. New York: Brentano's, 1923.
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• "The Fool Killer." Adventure, 20 June 1923 [64pp.].
• "Dead Red Ants." Adventure, 10 September 1924.
• "Bound in Genuine Human Parchment — Chase S. Osborn." Brentano's Book Chat 4 (1), January-February 1925:42-46.
• "The Goblin Sheep." The Lariat Story Magazine 2 (1), January 1926:1-21.
  • Reprinted as "Cotton Cows." Action Novels 4 (6), October-November 1932:64-83.
• "The Other Man's Wife." Metropolitan, [month?] 1926:57-60,100-105.
• "The Smoke Trail." Part one. Three Star Magazine 1 (4), 24 May 1928:443-460.
  –Part two. Three Star Magazine 2 (1), 14 June 1928:96-113.
  –Part three. Three Star Magazine 2 (2), 28 June 1928:235-241.
  –Part four. Three Star Magazine 2 (3), 12 July 1928:364-369.
• "Desperate River." [Place and date of publication unknown; mentioned on title page of "The Flame Jumper."]
• "The Yellow Hawk." Air Stories, September 1928:33-49.
• "The Sky Hook." Part one. Flying Stories, November [1928?]:17-30.
  –Part two. Flying Stories, December [1928?]:26-39.
  –Part three. Flying Stories, January [1929?]:43-54.
  –Part four. Flying Stories, February [1929?]:62-74.
• "Secret Operative K-13." Part one. Everybody's Magazine, December 1928;352:64-90.
  –Part two. Everybody's Magazine, January 1929;353:58-77.
  –Part three. Everybody's Magazine, February 1929;354:140-162.
• "The Flame Jumper." Action Novels, April [year?]:69-84.
• "Blood on the Moon." Part one. Air Stories, September 1929:50-63.
  –Part two. Air Stories, October 1929:64-77.
  –Part three. Air Stories, November 1929:70-83.
  –Part four. Air Stories, December 1929:88-98.
• "Ace in the Hole." Aces, January 1930 [54 pages].
  • Reprinted under other titles in Wings, December 1934 and winter 1937.
• "The Fly-by-Night." Aces? Date? [referred to in Aces, September 1930].
• "The Mail from Dead Man." Action Novels 2 (4), June 1930:3-54.
• "Early Bird." Aces, June (1930 or 1931?) [25 pages].
• "The Spy Squad." Aces 2 (10), September 1930:3-54.
• "Too Game to Die." War Novels 2 (33), September 1930:44-81.
• "The Fighting Breed." War Stories 30 (87), November 1930:8-48.
• "The Seventh Man." Aces, March [year?]:52-74.
  • Reprinted in Wings, spring 1936.
  • Reprinted in Wings 11 (11), spring 1952:74-96.
• "Sky Guns of Capt. Death." Wings 4 (3), March 1931:3-30.
• "Ace Traitor." Aces, May 1931 [46 pages].
• "The Crash Club." Wings 4 (5), May 1931:3-28.
• "Sky-jammers." Aces, June (1931?) [58 pages].
• "The Ace from Missouri." Part one. Wings 4 (8), August 1931:58-82.
  –Part two. Wings 4 (9), September 1931:51-76.
  –Part three. Wings [4 (10), October 1931].
• "Lost Aces." Aces 3 (12), November 1931:45-89.
• "Enter Captain Death." Part one. Short Stories 139 (3), 10 May 1932:8-36
  –Part two. Short Stories [139 (4), 24 May 1932?]:100-136
  –Part three. Short Stories [140 (1), 6 June 1932?]:100-122.
  –Part four. Short Stories [140 (2), 20 June 1932?]:90-122.
• "The Flying Hearse." Action Novels 4 (4), June 1932:44-82.
• "King of the Camels." Wings 5 (9), September 1932:42-88.
• "Cotton Cows." Action Novels 4 (6), October-November 1932:64-83.
• "The Gallows Birds." Wings 5 (11), November 1932:30-74.
  • Reprinted as "The Sky-Hooting Gyrines." Wings 12 (1), spring 1953:56-95.
• "Vengeance Is Mine." Pictorial Review, March 1933.
• "White Thunderbolt." Wings 6 (1), December 1933-January 1934:64-100.
• "Scum Squadron." Wings, July 1934 [50 pages].
• "Murder of the Dead Man." Detective Fiction Weekly , 28 July 1934].
• "The Kite Killer." Wings, [1934?].
• "Doves of Doom." Wings 6 (5), September 1934:80-124.
• "Firebirds." Wings, October (1934?) [45 pages].
• "Pay Hop." Wings 6 (7), November 1934,7:78-122.
• "Whirlwind." Wings 6 (8), December 1934:74-120.
• "The Hiding Horror." Two-Books Detective Magazine, January 1935. ("Joel Rogers")
• "The Tornado Sweeps." Wings 6 (9), January 1935:64-121.
• "The Seahorse Marine." Wings 6 (10), Febuary 1935:56-124.
  • Reprinted as "Flight into Fury." Wings 11 (8), spring 1950:2-71.
• "The Raid of the Red Dragons." Wings 6 (11), March 1935:74-119.
• "The Tornado King." Wings, April-May 1935 [58 pp.].
• "Blood on My Doorstep." (Magazine and date unknown.)
• "Die a Little Longer." (Magazine and date unknown.)
• "The Eel Walks." Part 1. Detective Fiction Weekly, 3 August 1935.
  –Part 2. Detective Fiction Weekly, 10 August 1935.
• "Body of the Missing." Part 1. Detective Fiction Weekly, 14 December 1935.
  –Part 2. Detective Fiction Weekly, 21 December 1935.
  –Part 3. Detective Fiction Weekly, 28 December 1935.
• "The Devil Flies Today." Wings, Winter 1936.
• "The Rubber Check." Argosy Magazine, 19 December 1936.
• "Blind Is the Night." Argosy Magazine?, date unknown. (Mentioned in Argosy, 2 August 1941, along with "The Rubber Check.")
• "Locusts from Asia." Part one. Argosy 272 (3), 17 April 1937:32-60.
  –Part two. Argosy [272 (4), 24 April 1937?].
• "Plot for Murder." Detective Fiction Weekly, 14 August 1937.
• "Killigee Swamp." Popular Detective, September 1937.
• "The Graveyard Patrol." Wings, Fall 1937 [21 pp.].
• "Lonesome Road." All-American Fiction, December 1937:6-25,129-154.
• "Beyond Space and Time." All-American Fiction, February 1938.
  • Reprinted in Super Science Stories 7 (2), September 1950.
  • Reprinted in A Treasury of Great Science Fiction. Ed. Anthony Boucher. Garden City, NY: Doubleday and Company, 1959; pages 380-399.
• "Pilots Die Young." Wings, Spring 1938.
• "The Crimson Vampire." Detective Book Magazine, Spring 1938. ("Joel Rogers")
• "A Date with Lachesis." Argosy, (month?) 1938.
• "Drum Patrols." Adventure?, (month?) 1940.
  • Reprinted in Adventure, February 1955:31,40-46.
• "Mass Murderer." Detective Fiction Weekly , 5 July 1941.
  • Reprinted in New Detective in the 1950s?
• "Pink Diamonds." Argosy, 2 August 1941.
• "Murderer's Last Smoke." Detective Fiction Weekly, 2 August 1941. ("Joel Rownsley Rogers")
  • Reprinted as "The Lights of Sing Sing." Detective Fiction, February 1951.
• "Ten Thousand Witnesses." Detective Tales April 1942.
• "Commandos Fight Alone!" Dare-Devil Aces September 1942.
• "Five Dumb Men and the Highfish." Big-Book Detective Magazine 2 (2), October 1942.
• "To Hell — and Back." Dare-Devil Aces 30 (3), November 1942:26-53.
• "Death Is My Domain." Action Stories, winter 1943: 38-53.
• "The Dead Can't Die." Detective Tales, January 1943.
• "Through the Blackboard." Thrilling Wonder Stories, June 1943.
• "The Mercy of Hadj Aleman." Action Stories, summer 1943:102-127.
• "His Name Was Not Forgotten." Saturday Evening Post, 28 August 1943.
  • Reprinted in Great Westerns from the Saturday Evening Post. Ed. Julie Eisenhower. Indianapolis, Indiana: Curtis Publishing Company; 226-239.
  • Reprinted in A Treasury of American Horror Stories. Ed. Frank D. McSherry Jr., Charles G. Waugh, and Martin H. Greenberg. New York: Bonanza/Crown Books, 1985.
• "Tomorrow the Deluge." Argosy, (1944?).
• "The Return of the Murderer." Part 1. Flynn's Detective Fiction, May 1944.
  –Part 2. Flynn's Detective Fiction, June 1944.
• "Singing in the Wilderness." Writer's Digest, [July?] 1944.
• "The Little Doll Says Die." Detective Tales, March 1945.
• "The Red Right Hand." New Detective Magazine, March 1945.
• The Red Right Hand. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1945.
  • Reprinted in Pocket Books, (1946), Dell (1957), Pyramid (1970s?), and Carroll & Graf (1983 and 1997) paperback editions, and reprinted in a University of California hardback edition in 1978. Translated into French (twice), Spanish, Portuguese, Icelandic, and possibly German.
• Lady with the Dice. New York: Handi-Book Mystery, 1946.
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• "The Hanging Rope." New Detective Magazine, September 1946.
• "Mayhem-Cum Laude." New Detective Magazine, November 1946.
• "The Murderer." The Saturday Evening Post, 23 November 1946.
  • Reprinted in The Saturday Evening Post Stories 1946. New York, New York: Random House, 1946.
  • Reprinted in The Saturday Evening Post Treasury in 1954..
  • Reprinted in Ellery Queen's Anthology, 1960 (issue?).
  • Reprinted in Ellery Queen's Anthology, spring-summer 1977, pages 242-258
  • Reprinted in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, July 1995.
• "My Friend Death." New Detective Magazine, May 1947.
• "Killing Time." New Detective Magazine, July 1947.
• "Red Runs the Tide." New Detective Magazine, May 1948.
• "The Murder Plot." Mystery Book Magazine 8 (2), Spring 1949.
• "Two Deaths Have I." New Detective Magazine, May 1949.
• "Blood on My Doorstep ." New Detective Magazine, July 1949.
• "Die a Little Longer." New Detective Magazine, July 1950.
• "Night Before Murder." New Detective Magazine, September 1950.
• "The Last Mrs. Hankler." New Detective Magazine, February 1951.
• "The Belated Corpse." Detective Fiction, May 1951.
• "Return of the Murderer." New Detective Magazine, June 1951.
• "Moment without Time." Thrilling Wonder Stories, April 1952.
  • Reprinted in Best from Startling Stories. New York: Henry Holt, Inc., 1953.
• "When the Devil God Smiled." Dime Detective Magazine, June 1952.
• "The Night the World Turned Over." Startling Stories, November 1952.
• "Night of Horror." The Saturday Evening Post, 7 June 1958.
  • Reprinted in The Saturday Evening Post Stories 1958. Garden City, NY: Doubleday and Company, 1958.
• The Stopped Clock. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1958.
  • Reprinted as Never Leave My Bed. [Publisher? Date?]
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• "No Matter Where You Go." The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, February 1959.
  • Reprinted in The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, Ninth Series. Ed. Robert P. Mills. Garden City, NY: Doubleday and Co., 1960; 201-222. (This anthology evidently was reprinted as an Ace paperback in 1964.)
  • Translated as "Reflet dans un miroir." Fiction 203, November 1970:129-148.
• Cauchemar d'une nuit d'eté. Trans. and ed. Stephane Bourgoin. Paris? 1985.