Per the foreword to The Case of the Smoking Chimney, Gramps Wiggins is based on someone that Erle Stanley Gardner met: "More frequently than they realise, authors are inspired by outstanding individuals whom they meet. Two years ago in New Orleans I met a litle old chap who has as much bounce as a rubber ball, whose eyes sparkle with enthusiasm, whose white hair shaggles down around his shoulders. His name is Wood Whitesell." Whitesell was a photographer who didn't care about money and was frequently too busy to think about eating, as he tried to crowd all the activities he wanted to do into the day. Gardner said "Whitesell and Gramp Wiggins are, of course, two distinct entities, although they have numerous points in common. To what extent Gramps was inspired by Whitesell even I don't know. All I know is that after a winter in New Orleans during which I became well acquainted with Whitesell, Gramp Wiggins walked into my consciousness one day and demanded to be set down on paper. As I began to portray Gramps, I realized how very much in common he had with Wood Whitesell."
Sheriff Bill Eldon book[7] includes "The Clue of the Runaway Blonde" (originally titled "Clues Don't Count") and "The Clue of the Hungry Horse"[55]
1969
The Bird in the Hand and Four Other Stories
Walter J. Black
1969
Ellery Queen's Mystery Club Edition of five Lester Leith mysteries: "The Bird in the Hand", "In Round Figures", "The Exact Opposite", "A Tip From Scuttle" and "The Monkey Murder"[32]
1969
The Case of the Murderer's Bride and Other Stories
Davis Publications
1969
Edited by Ellery Queen;[9] includes "The Case of the Murderer's Bride", "The Candy Kid", "Death Rides a Boxcar", "The Jeweled Butterfly", "Only By Running" (originally titled "Flight into Disaster"), "To Strike a Match" (originally titled "The House of Three Candles") and "Danger Out of the Past" (originally titled "Protection")[43]
1971
The Case of the Crimson Kiss: A Perry Mason Novelette, and Other Stories
Morrow
March 3, 1971
Perry Mason novelette "The Case of the Crimson Kiss", with "Crooked Lightning", "The Valley of Little Fears", "Fingers of Fong" and "At Arm's Length"[19][31]
1971
The Case of the Crying Swallow: A Perry Mason Novelette, and Other Stories
Morrow
June 8, 1971
Perry Mason novelette "The Case of the Crying Swallow", with "The Candy Kid", "The Vanishing Corpse" and "The Affair of the Reluctant Witness"[19][42]
1972
The Case of the Irate Witness: A Perry Mason Mystery and Other Stories
Morrow
March 3, 1972
Perry Mason novelette "The Case of the Irate Witness", with "The Jeweled Butterfly", "Something Like a Pelican" and "A Man is Missing"[19][54]
1980
Ellery Queen Presents The Amazing Adventures of Lester Leith
Davis Publications
1980
Five Lester Leith mysteries: "The Bird in the Hand", "In Round Figures", "The Exact Opposite", "A Thousand to One" and "The Hand is Quicker Than the Eye" (previously published as "Lester Leith, Magician")[33][57]
1981
Whispering Sands—Stories of Gold Fever and the Western Desert
Morrow
1981
Nine stories, seven featuring Bob Zane: "Sand Blast", "Law of the Rope", "Gold Blindness", "Written in Sand", "Blood-Red Gold", "Carved in Sand", "Fall Guy", "Priestess of the Sun" and "Golden Bullets"[35][57]
1981
The Human Zero: The Science Fiction Stories of Erle Stanley Gardner
Morrow
1981
Stories originally published in Argosy 1928–32: "The Human Zero", "Monkey Eyes", "New Worlds", "Rain Magic", "A Year in a Day", "The Man with Pin-Point Eyes" and "The Sky's the Limit"[30]
1983
Pay Dirt and Other Whispering Sands Stories of Gold Fever and the Western Desert
Morrow
1983
Nine Bob Zane stories: "Singing Sand", "The Land of Painted Rocks", "The Big Circle", "Pay Dirt", "The Land of Poison Springs", "Stamp of the Desert", "Law of the Ghost Town", "The Law of Drifting Sand" and "The Whip Hand"[44][57]
1989
The Adventures of Paul Pry
Mysterious Press
1989
Nine Paul Pry stories: "The Crime Juggler", "The Racket Buster", "The Daisy Pusher", "Wiker Gets the Works", "A Double Deal in Diamonds", "Slick and Clean", "Hell's Danger Signal", "Dressed to Kill" and "The Cross-Stitch Killer"[40]
"Snowy Ducks for Cover", "The Corkscrew Kid", "The Danger Zone", "A Logical Ending", "Restless Pearls", "Time for Murder", "Hard as Nails", "Complete Designs", "Barney Killigen", "Take It or Leave It" and "Flight into Disaster"[45]
2006
The Casebook of Sidney Zoom
Crippen & Landru Publishers
2006
"Willie the Weeper", "My Name is Zoom!", "Borrowed Bullets", "Higher Up", "The First Stone", "The Green Door", "Cheating the Chair", "Inside Job", "Lifted Bait" and "Stolen Thunder"[37]
2009
All Detective Magazine: An Erle Stanley Gardner Special
Pulp Tales Press
2009
"Smudge", "Fingers of Fong", "Both Ends", "City of Fear", "Catch as Catch Can", "Murder Apprentice" and "Committee of One"[52]
2010
The Exploits of the Patent Leather Kid
Crippen & Landru Publishers
2010
"The Kid Stacks a Deck", "The Kid Passes the Sugar", "The Kid Wins a Wager", "The Kid Throws a Stone", "The Kid Makes a Bid", "The Kid Muscles In", "The Kid Takes a Cut", "The Kid Beats the Gun", "The Kid Covers a Kill", "The Kid Clears a Crook", "The Kid Clips a Coupon", "The Kid Cooks a Goose" and "The Kid Steals a Star"[49]
An article titled "My Casebook of True Crime—Introduction" (September 4, 1955) began a series of 28 non-fiction articles Gardner wrote for The American Weekly.[11]
1947: Johnston, Alva. The Case of Erle Stanley Gardner. New York, William Morrow and Company, 1947. OCLC1371188
1978: Hughes, Dorothy B.Erle Stanley Gardner: The Case of the Real Perry Mason. New York: William Morrow and Company, 1978. ISBN0-688-03282-6
1980: Fugate, Francis L., and Roberta B. Fugate. Secrets of the World's Best-Selling Writer: The Storytelling Techniques of Erle Stanley Gardner. New York: William Morrow and Company, 1980. ISBN0-688-03701-1
Notes
↑Published with The Case of Cautious Coquette (1949) and then in the short story collection The Case of the Crying Swallow published in 1970.
↑Published with The Case of the Cautious Coquette (1949) and then in the short story collection The Case of the Crimson Kiss published in 1971.
↑First book publication Fiction Goes to Court: Favorite Stories of Lawyers and the Law Selected by Famous Lawyers (1954) and later included in the short story collections The Case of the Irate Witness in 1970, and The Oxford Book of Detective Stories (2000).
↑The bibliography in Dorothy B. Hughes' biography of Gardner was compiled by Ruth "Honey" Moore, the youngest of the three Walter sisters who were Gardner's longtime secretaries.
↑NEA serialization of The Dark Blond in the El Paso Herald-Post began March 14 and ended May 8, 1935.
↑Reprinted in the 2014 anthology, The Black Lizard Big Book of Locked-Room Mysteries, edited by Otto Penzler[48]
↑Reprinted in the 1979 anthology, Ellery Queen's Secrets of Mystery[56]
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↑Gardner, Erle Stanley (as Della Street) (May 1950). "The Case of the Suspect Sweethearts". Radio and Television Mirror. Vol.33, no.6. pp.64–65, 98–104. Retrieved 2015-12-09.
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1234567891011Gardner, Erle Stanley (2006). Pronzini, Bill (ed.). The Casebook of Sidney Zoom. Norfolk, Virginia: Crippen & Landru Publishers. ISBN1932009469.
12345678Gardner, Erle Stanley (1969). Queen, Ellery (ed.). The Case of the Murderer's Bride and Other Stories. New York: Davis Publications, Inc. OCLC134741.
↑The two known issues of Blue Steel Magazine were rebindings of Gang World issues for sale in New York City.
↑Penzler, Otto, ed. (2014). The Black Lizard Big Book of Locked-Room Mysteries. New York: Vintage Crime/Black Lizard. ISBN9780307743961.
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