crime

Carnacki the Ghost Finder – Thomas Carnacki, occult detective, finder of ghosts, demons, and even a few humans pretending to be ghosts.

Moris Klaw, antiques and curios dealer, and part-time detective, sleeps at the scenes of awful crimes so that he might receive a psychic impression of the victim’s (or the perpetrator’s) last thoughts.

Just One More Case – four stories of jewel thefts, frame-ups, intimidation, and murder by one of the most popular writers of the pulp era.

M Is For Murder by Roger Torrey – three stories of crime, corruption and murder by a master of hard-boiled crime fiction: Justice Borrows Bullets (1937), Gun Trap for a Money-Killer (1938), and M Stands For Murder (1944)

The Letter Death Wrote and Other Stories – four hard-boiled stories of murder, blackmail, kidnapping and death by Bruno Fischer.

Clues in the Dark and Other Stories – five stories of murder committed by mobsters, dirty cops, and bank robbers.

Boxed Death – Seven Short Mysteries by C.K.M. Scanlon is a FREE collection of murder mysteries from Popular Detective magazine.

Married to Murder and Other Stories by Norman A. Daniels (1905–1995), a collection of classic crime stories and novelettes by one of the most prolific of pulp mystery writers.

Homicide Hunch – Four Dan Turner Hollywood Detective stories by Robert Leslie Bellem (1902-1968).

Highway Homicide and Other Stories by Carl G. Hodges (1902-1964) – three Dwight and Gail Berke novelettes of greed, revenge and murder!
Dwight Berke was the sports editor of the Journal and his wife Gail was the photographer for the paper. The Berkes found themselves in the middle of various crime mysteries but somehow

Sleeping Dogs and Other Stories by Robert Leslie Bellem
Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective was a typical hardboiled private eye, who just happened to work the back lots and bedrooms of Hollywood. The vain film stars, the arrogant producers, the scheming agents and an endless array of glamorous female “starlets” were his clientele. Here are four stories from the casebook of Dan Turner by Robert Leslie Bellem (1902-1968).

Publicity for the Corpse – Two Johnny Castle Novelettes by C.S. Montanye
Johnny Castle was a New York sports writer. Castle was tougher than most sports writers and it’s a good thing he was – he always seemed to wind up in the middle of a murder.