Short Fiction Various: Past Masters Forty One, v1, 27 Aug 2021

[Pulpmeister]

41st anthology of stray short stories published in magazines and newspapers and largely forgotten. Some were anthologised in print years ago, but those anthologies themselves are also forgotten. Some of these stories came from the weekly Detective Story Magazine in the period 1919-1922, held in Internet Archive. For some reason the Archive does not have contents as part of the metadata, so searching by author name and title doesn't bring anything up; I have had to search through each magazine for L+70 public domain stories.

1: Mr Clackworthy's Pipe Dream / Christopher B. Booth
2: The Rolling Stone / Guy Gilpatric
3: Shooting Gallery / Raoul Whitfield
4: Popeau Intervenes / Marie Belloc Lowndes
5: The Perfect Murder / Stacy Aumonier
6: The White Pillars Murder / G. K. Chesterton
7: The Manor House Mystery / J. S. Fletcher
8: The Murder on the Golf Links / M. McDonnell Bodkin
9: A Posteriori / Helen Simpson
10: Wolf Medicine / Hugh Pendexter
11: Mr. Clackworthy's Return / Christopher B. Booth
12: Tardy, but on Time / John J. Chichester
13: The Grim House / Richard Connell
14: Mistrusted Sight / Oliver Maddox Hueffer
15: Mrs. Huggins's Hun / Stacy Aumonier
Cumulative Index Nos 31-41

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[matzerich]

What???
Do you not use the great online Databases??? :-)

http://www.philsp.com/homeville/FMI/0start.htm

Detective Story Magazine 1919 -49:

http://www.philsp.com/homeville/FMI/k/k02214.htm#A7

and for victorian serials

http://www.victorianresearch.org/atc...14739&aid=3237

Anyway, many thanks as always!

[matzerich]

I forgot this fantastic victorian fiction bibliographic site:

https://victorianfictionresearchguides.org/

And of course, the isfdb for fantastic literature. This is the most famous bibliograhic site,
so I think you know it, but to be shure...

http://www.isfdb.org/

[Pulpmeister]

You're way ahead of me there. I thought I was brilliant just discovering the Index to the Fiction Magazines! You can rely on me to do things the hard way.

I shall add those links above to my favourites.

Many thanks!