ejm duggan (ejmd@cwcom.net)
Sun, 12 Dec 1999 11:17:02 +0000
_TheDancing Detective_ is the title of a collection of CW
stories as well as the title of a
woman-dancer-as-bait-to-catch-a-killer story.
Here's the poop:
William Irish, _The Dancing Detective_ Lippincott, 1946;
Hutchinson, 1948; Popular Library #309, 1951.
'The Dancing Detective' [1938] (aka 'Dime a Dance')
'Two Fellows in a Furnished Room' [1941] (aka 'He Looked Like
Murder')
'The Light in the Window' [1946]
'Silent as the Grave' [1945]
'The Detective's Dilemma' [1940]
'Fur Jacket' [1944] (aka 'What the Well Dressed Corpse Will
Wear')
'Leg Man' [1943
'The Fingernail' [1941] (aka 'The Customer's Always
Right']
According to Nevins, in his biography of CW, stories 5, 6 and
7 are not so good (he says it's kind to call 'em
'substandard'). 'TDD' was first published in _Black Mask_ as
'DaD' in Feb 1938. Nevins asserts that the title story has
been frequently anthologised.
ED
According to Nevins's biography of CW,
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