Short Fiction Montanye, C S: This Murder's On Me (and other stories); v1; 17 Dec 2020

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Thirty-three short stories and novelettes by prolific 1920s-1930s-1940s pulp writer Charles Stevens Montanye.

He wrote for virtually every pulp genre including romance, but the bulk of his output was aimed at titles such as "Thrilling Detective" and "Black Mask".

Like all but a few pulp writers he had several series running: Jim McLain, homicide cop; Johnny Castle, reporter; "A Broadway Decamaron Nights", and others.

A handful of these stories appeared in editions of "Past Masters", my short stories series. I have gathered those in with many others to form this BIG collection (200,000 words).

1: It Was a Sight!
2: Are Chorus Girls on the Square?
3: How Did He Know That?
4: The Puzzle Girl
5: Under Sparkling Lights
6: The Lady-Killer
7: Slight Touch of Satan
8: Sue as in Suicide
9: Fog is Necessary
10: Death With Music
11: Merry Month of Mayhem
12: Come Back to Aaron
13: A Shock for the Countess
14: This Will Kill You
15: Ink
16: Ivan’s Foe
17: Murder In Red
18: A Thousand Berries a Week
19: Publicity For The Corpse
20: Crepe For Suzette
21: Five minutes from the Grave
22: The Man Who Never Forgot
23: At 9.30 Precisely
24: Nobody's Business
25: Quick Money
26: Open and Shut
27: Twenty-Four Hours to Leave Town
28: Shoulder Straps
29: The Perfect Crime
30: Little Pieces
31: Don’t Meddle With Murder
32: This Murder’s on Me
33: Broadway Bait (a play)

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