Author:Robert Henry Leitfred
Works
edit- "Planks," in War Stories (March 1927)
- "Water a la Carte," in War Stories (July 1927)
- "Ninety Steps Down," in War Stories (September 1927)
- "Oh, Celestine, Now Could You," in War Stories (September 1927)
- "East of the Argonne," in Battle Stories (February 1928)
- "Bayonet Jazz," in Brief Stories (December 1928)
- "Windows Facing the Street," in Sweetheart Stories (March 1928)
- "Weary Kilometers," in The Popular Magazine (April 1928)
- "When Do We Sleep?," in War Stories (July 1928)
- "Three Canteens," in Over the Top (April 1929)
- "Fencing the Fokker," in Airplane Stories (April 1929)
- "Hawk of the Skylanes," in Airplane Stories (May 1929)
- "Latchstrings to Paradise," in Aces (August 1929)
- "Fifty White Knights," in Three Star Stories (September 1929)
- "Where Gravity Ends", in Air Wonder Stories (September 1929)
- "The Glory Trail," in Aces (December 1929)
- "Attack Again at Dawn!" in Over the Top (December 1929)
- "Through Military Channels," in Three Star Magazine (December 1928)
- "Blind Man’s Courage," in Love and War Stories (January 1930)
- "Buddies in Arms," in Over the Top (January 1930)
- "Marne River Madness," in Action Novels (April 1930)
- "Dead Stick," in Aces (May 1930)
- "The Water Cart Sector," in Over the Top (June 1930)
- "13 Down," in Aces (October 1930)
- "Prisoners of the Electron" in Astounding Stories of Super Science, 04 (01)
- "The Mad Runner," in Battle Stories (February 1931)
- "Pawns of the Air," in Aces (February 1931)
- "The Crimson Cloud," in Aces (March 1931)
- "Swirling Waters," in West (April 1931)
- "The Bullet-Catcher," in Aces (July 1931)
- "White Death," in Aces (August 1931)
- "Ships of the Mighty," in Aces (October 1931)
- "Treason Flight," in Aces (March 1932)
- "The Disk of Death," in Sky Birds (November 1932)
- "Avoid Combat," in George Bruce’s Squadron (September 1933)
- "Prisms of Space," in Astounding Stories (November 1933)
- "The Dark Angel," in Wings (February-March 1934)
- "Cyclone Peelot," in Battle Birds (March 1934)
- "Listening Wires," in The Phantom Detective (June 1934)
- "Death Tolls the Bell," in Flying Aces (December 1934)
- "Falcon Fury," in Sky Birds (January 1935)
- "He Couldn’t Take It," in Short Stories (February 1935)
- "Yellow Doom" in Weird Tales, 25 (5) (May 1935)
- "Escape," in Clues Detective Stories (February 1936)
- "River Boss," in Top-Notch (February 1936)
- "The Devil Laughed," in Detective Fiction Weekly (October 1936)
- "Ghost Control," in The Lone Eagle (October 1936)
- "Treason Wings," in Dare-Devil Aces (October 1936)
- The Corpse That Spoke (1936)
- The Man Who Was Murdered Twice (1937)
- "Death Cancels the Evidence," in Short Stories (February 1938, a Simon Crole story, alternative title: "Murder is my Racket")
- "Pay-Off of the Red Shadow," in Short Stories (June 1938)
- "Claws of the Dark Dragon," in Short Stories (September 1938)
- "China Boy," in Short Stories (December 1938)
- "Stolen Fortune," in Australian Women's Weekly Supplement (1938)
- "Outlaw Cargoes," in Short Stories (February 1939)
- "Madman’s Holiday," in Wings (Fall 1939)
- "If with All Your Heart," in Short Stories (March 1940)
- "Witness, the Wind," in Short Stories (June 1940)
- "Five Pieces of Silver," in Short Stories (August 1940)
- "Night Freight," in Short Stories (September 1940, a Simon Crole story)
- "Seven Seconds of Eternity" in Weird Tales, 35 (5) (September-October 1940)
- "Until the Day of Peace," in Short Stories (May 1941)
- "Boss of Red River," in Short Stories (September 1941)
- "Core of the Purple Flame" in Weird Tales, 36 (2) (November-December 1941)
- "No Evidence Needed," in Short Stories (October 1944)
- And Death Drove On (1945, as Robert Fleming)
- "No Vault of Ours," in Short Stories (October 1947)
- "The Thirteenth Key," in Short Stories (May 1950)
- "Riverman," in Short Stories (January 1951)
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