Author:Vincent Cornier

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British short story author.

Works

  • "Shrines of Satan", Weekly Dispatch (1926)
  • "Mademoiselle Tenebre", Cassell's Magazine (June 1928)
  • "The Academic Mr. Cateby", The Story-Teller (June 1928)
  • "The One Who Saved Cats", Story-Teller (December 1928)
  • "The Flying Hat", Story-Teller (May 1929)
  • Behind the Walls, Cassell's Magazine of Fiction (October 1930)
  • The Million Water, Britannia and Eve, (August 1932)
  • The Hidden Empire, Story-Teller (December 1933)
  • Strictly In Confidence, Western Daily Press and Bristol Mirror (August 1934)
  • The Greeks Meet, Western Daily Press and Bristol Mirror (September 1934)
  • Law of Zadruga, Evening News (October 1935)
  • The Academic Mr. Cataby, Argosy (March 1936)
  • Wolf's Homing, Argosy (June 1936)
  • Paradise Orchid, Argosy (September 1936)
  • Teller of Tales, Story-Teller (November 1936)
  • The Hidden Empire, Argosy (December 1936)
  • The Eighteen Carat Duck, Argosy (January 1937)
  • Octave 75, Story-Teller (February 1937)
  • The Satin Spaniards, Story-Teller (March 1937)
  • Creeping Solomon, Story-Teller (May 1937)
  • The Courtyard of the Fly, Story-Teller (June 1937)
  • "The Mantle That Laughed," in Golden Fleece (November 1938, vol. 1, no. 2) — Copyrighted in the United States until 2031
  • Wolf Silver, Thrilling Adventures (en) (January 1939)
  • The Singing Shadows, Strange Stories (en) (February 1939)

Barbabas Hildret series

  • The Stone Ear, Pearson's Magazine (September 1933)
  • The Brother of Heaven, Pearson's Magazine (October 1933)
  • The Silver Quarrel, Pearson's Magazine (November 1933)
  • The Throat of Green Jasper, Pearson's Magazine (March 1934)
  • Duel of Shadows, Pearson's Magazine (April 1934)
  • The Smell That Killed, Pearson's Magazine (February 1935)
  • The Mantle That Laughed, Pearson's Magazine (December 1935)
  • The Tabasheeran Pearls, Pearson's Magazine (July 1937)
  • The Gilt Lily, Pearson's Magazine (April 1938)
  • The Monster, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine (February 1951)
  • O Time, in Your Flight, The London Evening Standard (August 1951); Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine (September 1951)

Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1930.

This author died in 1976, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 48 years or less. These works may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.

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