| 1960s |
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“It's Whisky Or Dames” (as Dennis Lynds) - Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine (New York), August 1962. |
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| “The Dreamer” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), September 1962. |
| “The Bodyguard” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), November 1962. |
| “Accidents Will Happen” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), November 1962. |
| “Carrier Pigeon” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), February 1963. |
| “Death, My Love” (as John Douglas) - Mink Is For A Minx: The Best From Mike Shayne's Mystery Magazine, New York, Dell, 1963, 1964. |
| “Man on The Run” (as Dennis Lynds) - Mink Is For A Minx: The Best From Mike Shayne's Mystery Magazine, New York, Dell, 1963, 1964. |
| “The Blue Hand” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), April 1963. |
| “The Price Of A Dollar” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), June 1963. |
| “Harness Bull” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), July 1963. |
| “Even Bartenders Die” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), August 1963. |
| “Death For Dinner” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), October 1963. |
| “Nobody Frames Big Sam” (as Dennis Lynds) - Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine (North Palm Beach, Florida), October 1963. |
| “The Heckler” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), November 1963. |
| “A Better Murder” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), January 1964. |
| “No way Out” (as Dennis Lynds), Best Detective Stories Of The Year 1965, edited by Anthony Boucher, New York, Dutton, 1965. (Originally: MSMM, February 1964) |
| “Where The Lines Meet” (as Walter Dallas) - MSMM (New York), March 1964. |
| “Silent Partner” (as Dennis Lynds) - AHMM (North Palm Beach, Florida), April 1964. |
| “The Sinner” (as Dennis Lynds) - AHMM (North Palm Beach, Florida), May 1964. |
| “Winner Pay Off” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), May 1964. |
| “The Man Who Lost His Head” (as Walter Dallas) - MSMM (New York), June 1964 |
| “Hard Cop” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), July 1964. |
| “No Loose Ends” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), November 1964. |
| “Full Circle” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), January 1965. |
| “The Hero” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), May 1965. |
| “A Well-Planned Death” (as Dennis Lynds) - MSMM (New York), December 1965. |
| “Viking Blood” (as Dennis Lynds) - Manhunt (New York), April-May 1966. |
| “The Dirk” (as Dennis Lynds) - Man From Uncle Magazine, (New York), June 1966. |
| “The Sleeper” (as Sheila Lynds) - Man From Uncle Magazine, (New York), October 1967. |
| “Climate Of Immorality” (as Dennis Lynds) - Shell Scott Mystery Magazine, (New York), 1967. |
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“Success Of A Mission” (as William Arden) - Argosy (New York), April 1968. |
| “Hot Night Homicide” - MSMM (New York) - August 1968. |
| “No One Likes To Be Played For A Sucker” - Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, (New York), July 1969. |
| “Scream All The Way” - AHMM (North Palm Beach, Florida), October 1969. |
| 1970s |
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“The Savage” (as William Arden) -Argosy (New York), January 1970. |
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| “The Bizarre Case Expert” (as William Arden) - EQMM (New York), June 1970. |
| “Freedom Fighter” - Crime Without Murder, edited by Dorothy Salisbury Davis, New York, Scribners, 1970. (Originally in The Literary Review, Vol. 6, No. 2, Winter 1962-63) |
| “Clay Pigeon” (as William Arden) - Argosy (New York), March 1971. |
| “Long Shot” - AHMM (North Palm Beach, Florida), July 1972. |
| “Who?” - AHMM (North Palm Beach, Florida), August 1972. |
| “Occupational Hazard” (as John Crowe) - AHMM (North Palm Beach, Florida), September 1972. |
| “The Choice” (as Mark Sadler) - AHMM (North Palm Beach, Florida), February 1973. |
| 1980s |
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“The Woman Who Ruined John Ireland (Dan Fortune And The Hollywood Caper)” - AHMM (New York), November 1983. |
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| “The Oldest Killer” - The Year's Best Mystery and Suspense Stories 1984, edited by Ed Hoch, New York, Walker, 1984. (Originally in The Thieftaker Journals, Vol. 2, No. 6, Nov. 1983) |
| “Eighty Million Dead” - The Eyes Have It, Ed. Robert J. Randisi, Mysterious
Press, New York, 1984. |
| “A Reason To Die” - New Black Mask Quarterly, No. 2, Harcourt Brace, San Diego, September 1985. |
| “Killer's Mind” - New Black Mask, No. 6, Harcourt Brace, San Diego, June 1986. |
| “The Motive” - A Matter Of Crime, No. 2, San Diego, Harcourt Brace, San Diego, 1987. |
| “Homecoming” - Uncollected Crimes, Ed. Bill Pronzini & Martin Greenberg, Walker, New York, 1987. |
| “Black In The Snow” - The Eyes of Justice, Mysterious Press, New York, 1988. |
| “Crime And Punishment” - The Year's Best Mystery And Suspense Stories 1989, edited by Ed Hoch, Walker, New York, 1989. (Originally in A Matter Of Crime, Vol. 3, HBJ, 1988) |
| 1990s |
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“The Chair” - Justice For Hire, Mysterious Press, New York, 1990. |
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| “Role Model” - Deadly Allies, Ed. Robert J. Randisi & Marilyn Wallace, Doubleday, New York, 1992. |
| "Big Rock Candy Mountains” - Crime, Punishment And Resurrection, Michael Collins, DIF. New York, 1992. |
| “Murder Is Murder” - Constable New Crimes I, Ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Constable, London, 1992. |
| “Culture Clash” - EQMM, November 1994. |
| “Angel Eyes” - Deadly Allies II, Eds. Robert J. Randisi & Susan Dunlap, Doubleday, New York, 1994. |
| “A Matter Of Character” - Partners In Crime, E.R. Chase, Ed., Signet, 1994. |
| “A Death In Montecito” - EQMM, April 1995. |
| “The Chocolate Cat” - Cat Crimes Takes A Vacation, Eds. Ed Gorman & Martin Greenberg, DIF, New York, 1995. |
| "Can Shoot" - Private Eyes, Eds, Mickey Spillane & Max Alan Collins, New American Library, New York, 1998. |
| “A Part Of History” - Death By Espionage, Ed. Martin Cruz Smith, Cumberland House, Nashville, TN, 1999. |
| 2000s |
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“Family Values” - Fortune’s World, Crippen & Landru, Norfolk, VA, 2000. |
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“The Horrible, Senseless Murders of Two Elderly Women” - Fedora, Ed. Michael Bracken, Wildfire Press, Doylestown, PA, 2001.
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