
- Библиография | +
- Книги
Cover Charge (Boni & Liveright, 1926)
Children of the Ritz (Boni & Liveright, 1927)
Times Square (Liveright, 1929)
A Young Man's Heart (Mason, 1930)
The Time of Her Life (Liveright, 1931)
Manhattan Love Song (Godwin, 1932)
I Love You, Paris (1933, unpublished, ms. thrown out)
The Bride Wore Black (Simon and Schuster, 1940) - Невеста была в черном
The Black Curtain (Simon and Schuster, 1941) - Черный занавес
Black Alibi (Simon and Schuster, 1942)
Phantom Lady (as William Irish) (Lippincott, 1942) - Женщина - призрак
The Black Angel (Doubleday, 1943)
The Black Path of Fear (Doubleday, 1944)
Deadline at Dawn (as William Irish) (Lippincott, 1944)- Срок истекает на рассвете.
Night Has a Thousand Eyes (as George Hopley) (Farrar & Rinehart, 1945) - У ночи тысяча глаз
Waltz Into Darkness (as William Irish) (Lippincott, 1947)
Rendezvous in Black (Rinehart, 1948) - Встречи в темноте
I Married a Dead Man (as William Irish) (Lippincott, 1948)
I Wouldn't Be In Your Shoes (1947?)
Fright (as George Hopley) (Rinehart, 1950)
Savage Bride (Gold Medal 136, 1950)
Marihuana (Dell 11, 1951) (Republication of 1941 story "Marihuana")
Strangler's Serenade (Rinehart, 1951)
You'll Never See Me Again (Dell 26, 1951) (Republication of 1939 story "You'll Never See Me Again")
Hotel Room (Random House, 1958)
Death Is My Dancing Partner (Pyramid G374, 1959)
The Doom Stone (based on "The Eye of Doom", Argosy, January - February 1939) (Avon #T408, 1960)
Into the Night (unfinished, completed by Lawrence Block) (Mysterious Press, 1987)
Рассказы
1920-е
"Honey Child" (College Humor, September 1926)
"Dance It Off!" (McClure's, October 1926)
"Bread and Orchids" (College Humor, January 1927)
"Children of the Ritz" (College Humor, August 1927) (Part one of Children of the Ritz)
"The Gate Crasher" (McClure's, August 1927)
"Children of the Ritz" (College Humor, September 1927) (Part two of Children of the Ritz)
"Children of the Ritz" (College Humor, October 1927) (Part three of Children of the Ritz)
"The Drugstore Cowboy" (McClure's, October 1927)
"Children of the Ritz" (College Humor, November 1927) (Part four of Children of the Ritz)
"Mother and Daughter" (College Humor, August 1928)
"The Good Die Young" (College Life, October 1928)
"Hollywood Bound" (Live Girl Stories, November 1928) (Part one of Times Square)
"Hollywood Bound" (Live Girl Stories, December 1928) (Part two of Times Square)
"Hollywood Bound" (Live Girl Stories, January 1929) (Part three of Times Square)
"Bluebeard's Thirteenth Wife" (College Humor, February 1929)
"Hollywood Bound" (Live Girl Stories, February 1929) (Part four of Times Square)
"Hollywood Bound" (Live Girl Stories, March 1929) (Part five of Times Square)
1930
"Gay Music" (College Humor, January 1930)
"Soda-Fountain Saga" (Liberty, 11 October 1930) (Revised into "Soda Fountain")
"Cinderella Magic" (Illustrated Love, November 1930)
1931
"The Girl in the Moon" (College Humor, August 1931)
1933
"Orchids and Overalls" (Illustrated Love, March 1932)
"Women Are Funny" (Illustrated Love, October 1932)
1934
"Between the Acts" (Serenade, March 1934)
"Insult" (as Ted Brooks) (Sererade, March 1934)
"The Next Is On Me" (College Life, May-July 1934)
"Death Sits in the Dentist's Chair" (aka "Hurting Much?")
"The Very First Breakfast" (Serenade, June 1934) (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 August 1934)
"Walls That Hear You" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 18 August 1934)
"Preview of Death" (revised into "Murder Before the Camera") (Dime Detective, 15 November 1934)
1935
"Murder in Wax" (Dime Detective, 1 March 1935) (Basis for The Black Angel)
"The Body Upstairs" (Dime Detective, 1 April 1935)
"Spanish - And What Eyes!" (Breezy Stories, April 1935)
"Kiss of the Cobra" (Dime Detective, 1 May 1935)
"Don't Fool Me!" (Breezy Stories, June 1935)
"Dark Melody of Madness" (aka "Papa Benjamin" and "Music from the Dark") (Dime Mystery, July 1935)
"Red Liberty" (aka "Mystery in the Stature of Liberty") (Dime Detective, 1 July 1935) (Revised into "The Corpse in the Statue of Liberty")
"Clip-Joint" (Breezy Stories, August 1935)
"The Corpse and the Kid" (aka "Blind Date" and "Boy with Body") (Dime Detective, September 1935)
"No Kick Coming" (Breezy Stories, October 1935)
"Flower in His Buttonhole" (Breezy Stories, November 1935)
"Annabelle Gets Across" (Breezy Stories, December 1935)
"Dead On Her Feet" (Dime Detective, December 1935)
"The Death of Me" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 7 December 1935)
"The Showboat Murders" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 14 December 1935)
"Hot Water" (Argosy, 28 December 1935)
1936
"Baal's Daughter" (Thrilling Mystery, January 1936)
"Cigarette" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 11 January 1936)
"Change of Murder" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 25 January 1936)
"Crime on St. Catherine Street" (Argosy, 25 January 1936)
"Pick Up the Pieces" (Breezy Stories, March 1936)
"Blood In Your Eye" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 21 March 1936)
"The Clock at the Astor" (Breezy Stories, April 1936)
"The Living Lie Down with the Dead" (aka "One Night to Be Dead Sure Of") (Dime Detective, April 1936)
"The Night Reveals" (Story Magazine, April 1936)
"The Mystery of the Blue Spot" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 April 1936)
"Johnny On the Spot" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 2 May 1936)
"Double Feature" (aka "The Most Exciting Show in Town") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 16 May 1936)
"Nine Lives" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 20 June 1936)
"His Name Was Jack" (Breezy Stories, July 1936)
"Dilemma of the Dead Lady" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 July 1936)
"Evil Eye" (Ace-High Detective, November 1936)
"Underworld Trail" (Argosy, 16 May 1936)
"One and a Half Murders" (Black Book Detective Magazine, July 1936)
"The Night I Died" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 8 August 1936)
"Murder On My Mind" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 15 August 1936) (Revised into "The Morning After Murder")
"Bluebeard's Seventh Wife" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 22 August 1936)
"You Pays Your Nickel" (aka "The Phantom of the Subway") (Argosy, 22 August 1936)
"Gun for a Gringo" (Argosy, 5 September 1936)
"Murder In the Middle of New York" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 26 September 1936)
"Death In the Air" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 10 October 1936)
"Public Toothache Number One" (Argosy, 7 November 1936)
"Afternoon of a Phony" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 14 November 1936)
"Holocaust" (Argosy, 12 December 1936)
"The Two Deaths of Barney Slabaugh" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 26 December 1936)
1937
"Heavy Sugar" (Pocket Detective, January 1937)
"Jimmy Had a Nickel" (Breezy Stories, January 1937)
"Shooting Going On" (Black Mask, January 1937)
"The Corpse Next Door" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 23 January 1937)
"Murder on the Night Boat" (Black Mask, February 1937)
"Blue Is for Bravery" (aka "Invitation to Sudden Death") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 27 February 1937)
"Speak to Me of Death" (basis of Night Has a Thousand Eyes) (Argosy, 27 February 1937)
"I'll Never Play Detective Again" (Black Mask, February 1937)
"The Humming Bird Comes Home" (aka "The Humming Bird") (Pocket Detective, March 1937)
"Round Trip to the Cemetery" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 27 March 1937)
"Death in Round Three" (Pocket Detective, April 1937)
"Kidnapped!" (Breezy Stories, May 1937)
"Blind Date with Death" (Dime Detective, June 1937)
"Graves for the Living" (Dime Mystery, June 1937)
"Mimic Murder" (Black Mask, June 1937)
"Wake Up With Death" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 5 June 1937)
"Your Own Funeral" (Argosy, 19 June 1937)
"The Girl Next Door" (Breezy Stories, July 1937)
"Clever, These Americans" (Argosy, 3 July 1937)
"If I Should Die Before I Wake" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 3 July 1937)
"Vision of Murder" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 17 July 1937)
"Black Cargo" (Argosy, 31 July 1937)
"Somebody on the Phone" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 31 July 1937)
"Murder at the Automat" (Dime Detective, August 1937)
"Nellie from Zelli's" (Black Mask, September 1937)
"Taxi Dance Murder" (Ten Detective Aces, September 1937)
"Murder Story" (aka "The Inside Story" and "The Murderer's Story") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 11 September 1937)
"You Bet Your Life" (aka "Don't Bet on Murder") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 25 September 1937)
"Face Work" (aka "Angel Face" and "One Night in New York") (Black Mask, October 1937)
"Goodbye, New York" (Story Magazine, October 1937)
"I Knew Her When -" (Breezy Stories, October 1937)
"Stuck With Murder" (aka "Stuck") (Dime Detective, October 1937)
"The Lie" (aka "Case of the Lying Son") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 9 October 1937)
"Cab, Mister?" (Black Mask, November 1937)
"Waltz" (Double Detective, November 1937)
"I'm Dangerous Tonight" (All-American Fiction, November 1937)
"Oft in the Silly Night" (Argosy, 13 November 1937)
"Dusk to Dawn" (Black Mask, December 1937)
"The Gun But Not the Hand" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 Decmber 1937)
"Guns, Gentleman" (aka "Twice-Trod Path" and "The Lamp of Memory") (Argosy, 18 December 1937)
1938
"After Dinner Story" (Black Mask, January 1938)
"You Take Ballistics" (Double Detective, January 1938)
"Death in the Yoshiwara" (Argosy, 29 January 1938)
"Dime a Dance" (aka "The Dancing Detective") (Black Mask, February 1938)
"Never Kick a Dick" (Double Detective, February 1938)
"Wild Bill Hiccup" (Argosy, 5 February 1938)
"Endicott's Girl" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 19 February 1938)
"Jane Brown's Body" (All-American Fiction, March-April 1938)
"The Towel" (Double Detective, March 1938)
"I Wouldn't Be in Your Shoes" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 12 March 1938)
"The Cape Triangular" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 16 April 1938)
"Short Order Kill" (aka "Stuck") (Dime Detective, May 1938)
"Mamie 'n' Me" (All-American Fiction, May-June 1938)
"Mystery in Room 913" (aka "The Room with Something Wrong") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 June 1938)
"Deserted!" (part one) (Sweetheart Stories, August 1938)
"The Woman's Touch" (Double Detective, August 1938)
"Deserted!" (part two) (Sweetheart Stories, September 1938)
"Detective William Brown" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 10 September 1938)
"Deserted!" (part three) (Sweetheart Stories, October 1938)
"I Hereby Bequeath" (Double Detective, October 1938)
"Three O'Clock" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 1 October 1938)
"Deserted!" (part four) (Sweetheart Stories, November 1938)
"I.O.U - One Life" (aka "I.O.U." and "Debt of Honor") (Double Detective, November 1938)
"The Screaming Laugh" (Clues Detective Magazine, November 1938)
1939
"The Invincibles" (Breezy Stories, January 1939)
"Silhouette" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 7 January 1939)
"The Eye of Doom: I" (aka "The Devil with the Sparkling Face") (Argosy, 14 January 1939)
"The Eye of Doom: II" (aka "Two Against the Terror") (Argosy, 21 January 1939)
"The Eye of Doom: III" (Argosy, 28 January 1939)
"The Dog with the Wooden Leg" (Street & Smith's Detective Story, February 1939) - Собака с деревянной ногй
"The Eye of Doom: IV" (Argosy, 4 February 1939)
"The Counterfeit Hat" (aka "The Singing Hat" and "The Hat") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 18 February 1939)
"Those Who Kill" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 March 1939) (Expanded into Phantom Lady)
"The Case of the Killer Diller" (Dime Detective, May 1939)
"Borrowed Crime" (Black Mask, July 1939)
"Charlie Won't Be Home Tonight" (Dime Detective, July 1939)
"The Street of Jungle Death" (Strange Detective Mysteries, July-August 1939) (Basis of Black Alibi)
"The Book That Squealed" (aka "Library Book") (Street & Smith's Detective Story, August 1939)
"Men Must Die" (aka "Steps Going Up" and "Guillotine") (Black Mask, August 1939)
"Vampire's Honeymoon" (Horror Stories, August-September 1939) (Revised into "My Lips Destroy")
"The Case of the Talking Eyes" (aka "The Talking Eyes" and "Eyes That Watch You") (Dime Detective, September 1939)
"Crime By the Forelock" (Black Mask, September 1939)
"Collared" (aka "One Night in Chicago") (Black Mask, October 1939)
"You'll Never See Me Again" (Street & Smith's Detective Story, November 1939)
"Through A Dead Man's Eye" (Black Mask, December 1939)
1940
"Señor Flatfoot" (Argosy, 3 February 1940)
"Death in Duplicate" (aka "The Ice Pick Murders") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 17 February 1940)
"And So to Death" (aka "Nightmare") (Argosy, 1 March 1941)
"All At Once, No Alice" (Argosy, 2 March 1940)
"Post Mortem" (aka "Death Wins the Sweepstakes") (Black Mask, April 1940)
"One Last Night" (aka "Murder in the Dark Blue Night") (Street & Smith's Detective Story, May 1940) (Revised into "I'll Take You Home, Kathleen")
"Meet Me by the Mannequin" (Dime Detective, June 1940)
"Finger of Doom" (aka "I Won't Take a Minute," "I'll Just Be a Minute" and "Wait for Me Downstairs") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 22 June 1940)
"Cinderella and the Mob" (Argosy, 23 June 1940)
"Flowers from the Dead" (Dime Detective, September 1940)
"The Red Tide" (Street & Smith's Detective Story, September 1940) (Revised into "Last Night a Man Died")
"C-Jag" (aka "Cocaine", "Dream of Death" and "Just Enough to Cover a Thumbnail") (Black Mask, October 1940)
"The Detective's Dilemma" (aka "Only One Grain More") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 26 October 1940)
"The Riddle of the Redeemed Dips" (Dime Detective, November 1940)
"Murder Always Gathers Momentum" (aka "Momentum" and "Murder Is a Snowball") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 14 December 1940)
1941
"He Looked Like Murder" (aka "Accessory to Murder" and "Two Fellows in a Furnished Room") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 8 February 1941)
"U, As In Murder" (Dime Detective, March 1941)
"Of Time and Murder" (aka "The Last Bus Home") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 15 March 1941) (Expanded into Deadline at Dawn)
"Cool, Calm and Collected" (aka "The Absent-Minded Murder") (Black Mask, April 1941)
"The Case of the Maladroit Manicurist" (Dime Detective, May 1941)
"Marihuana" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 3 May 1941)
"Crazy House" (Dime Detective, June 1941)
"The Fatal Footlights" (aka "Death at the Burlesque" and "Death Along 42nd Street") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 14 June 1941)
"The Customer's Always Right" (aka "The Fingernail") (Detective Tales, July 1941)
"Murder at Mother's Knee" (aka "Something That Happened in Oyr House" and "Murder Does Its Homework") (Dime Detective, October 1941)
1942
"It Had to Be Murder" (aka "Rear Window") (Dime Detective, February 1942) - Окно во двор
"Dormant Account" (aka "Chance") (Black Mask, May 1942)
"Phantom Alibi" (Detective Fiction Magazine, May 1942) (Part one of Phantom Lady)
"Phantom Alibi" (Detective Fiction Magazine, June 1942) (Part two of Phantom Lady)
"Phantom Alibi" (Flynn's Detective Magazine, July 1942) (Part three of Phantom Lady) (Magazine changed names)
"Three Kills for One" (aka "Double Jeopardy", "The Loophole" and "Two Murders, One Crime") (Black Mask, July 1942)
"Phantom Alibi" (Flynn's Detective Magazine, August 1942) (Part four of Phantom Lady)
"Implacable Bequest" (aka "Bequest") (Detective Tales, September 1942)
"Orphan Ice" (aka "The Orphan Diamond") (Dime Detective, September 1942)
"Phantom Alibi" (Flynn's Detective Magazine, September 1942) (Part five of Phantom Lady)
"Phantom Alibi" (Flynn's Detective Magazine, October 1942) (Part six of Phantom Lady)
"Havana Night" (Flynn's Detective Magazine, December 1942)
"The Hopeless Defense of Mrs. Dellford" (revised into "The Town Says Murder" and "That New York Woman") (Dime Detective, December 1942)
1943
"The Body in Grant's Tomb" (aka "The Case of the Body in Grant's Tomb") (Dime Detective, January 1943)
"The Death Stone" (aka "The Earring," "Double-Life" and "The Blood Stone") (Flynn's Detective Fiction Magazine, February 1943)
"If the Dead Could Talk" (Black Mask, February 1943)
"The Death Rose" (Baffling Detective Mysteries, March 1943)
"If the Shoe Fits" (Dime Detective, March 1943)
"The Death Diary" (Flynn's Detective Fiction Magazine, April 1943)
"Mind Over Murder" (aka "A Death Is Caused") (Dime Detective, May 1943)
"Come Witness My Murder" (Flynn's Detective Fiction Magazine, August 1943)
"Leg Man" (Dime Detective, August 1943)
"Death on Delivery" (Dime Detective, September 1943)
"Fur Jacket" (1943)
"They Call Me Patrice" (Today's Woman, 1943) (original version of I Married a Dead Man)
1944
"An Apple a Day" (Collection After-Dinner Story, 1944)
"What the Well Dressed Corpse Will Wear" (aka "The Mathematics of Murder," "The Body of a Well-Dressed Woman" and "Fur Jacket") (Dime Detective, March 1944)
"Picture Frame" (aka "Dead Shot" and "One Night in Hollywood") (Black Mask, July 1944)
1945+
"The Girl Who Married Royalty" (Good Housekeeping, March 1945)
"Dipped In Blood" (aka "Fountain Pen" and "Adventures of a Fountain Pen") (Street & Smith's Detective Story, April 1945)
"Four Bars of Yankee Doodle" (Mystery Book Magazine, Augsut 1945) (Basis of Strangler's Serenade)
"The Man Upstairs" (Mystery Book Magazine, August 1945)
"Silent as the Grave" (Mystery Book Magazine, November 1945)
"The Light in the Window" (Mystery Book Magazine, April 1946)
"They Call Me Patrice" (Today's Woman, April 1946) (Basis of I Married a Dead Man)
"The Boy Cried Murder" (aka "Fire Escape") (Mystery Book Magazine, March 1947)
"Death Escapes the Eye" (Shadow Mystery Magazine, April-May 1947)
"One Night in Barcelona" (Mystery Book Magazine, Fall 1947)
"Death Between Dances" (Shadow Mystery Magazine, December 1947 - January 1948)
"The Blue Ribbon" (Collection The Blue Ribbon, 1949)
"Husband" (Collection The Blue Ribbon, 1949)
"The Moon of Montezuma" (Fantastic, November-December 1952)
"The Black Bargain" (aka "The Night of February 17, 1924") (Justice, January 1956)
"The Night of June 20, 1896" (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
"The Night of April 6, 1917" (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
"The Night of November 11, 1918" (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
"The Night of October 24, 1929" (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
"The Night of ...." (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
"The Night of September 30, 1957" (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
"The Penny-a-Worder" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, September 1958)
"Somebody's Clothes - Somebody's Life" (The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, December 1958) (Revised into "Somebody Else's Life")
"The Number's Up" (Collection Beyond the Night, 1959)
"Blonde Beauty Slain" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, March 1959)
"Money Talks" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, January 1962)
"One Drop of Blood" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1962)
"The Poker Player's Wife" (The Saint Mystery Magazine, October 1962)
"Story to be Whispered" (The Saint Mystery Magazine, May 1963)
"Working is for Fools" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, March 1964) (Radio script version of "Dilemma of the Dead Lady")
"Steps ... Coming Near" (aka "The Jazz Record") (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1964)
"When Love Turns" (aka "Je T'aime") (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, June 1964)
"Murder After Death" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, December 1964)
"The Clean Fight" (Collection The Dark Side of Love, 1965)
"I'm Ashamed" (Collection The Dark Side of Love, 1965)
"Too Nice a Day to Die" (Collection The Dark Side of Love, 1965)
"The Idol with the Clay Bottom" (Knight, ? 1965)
"It Only Takes a Minute to Die" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, July 1966)
"Mannequin" (The Saint Magazine, October 1966)
"Divorce - New York Style" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, June-July 1967)
"Intent to Kill" (The Saint Magazine, September 1967)
"The Release" (With Malice Toward All, ed. Robert L. Fish, 1968)
"Warrant of Arrest" (Escapade, April 1968) (Chapter from unfinished novel The Loser)
"For the Rest of Her Life" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, May 1968)
"New York Blues" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, December 1970)
"Life is Weird Sometimes" (Collection Nightwebs, 1971) (First chapter of unfinished novel The Loser)
"The Talent" (Saturday Evening Post, Summer 1971)
Короткие нехудожетсвенные произведения
"Girls, We're Wise to You" (Smart Set, September 1928)
"I Know Your Line" (Smart Set, November 1928)
"We're Just a Lot of Smart Alecks" (College Humor, June 1929)
Пьесы
The Haunted House (titles) (as William Irish) (1928)
Seven Footprints to Satan (titles) (as William Irish) (1929)
The House of Horror (as William Irish) (1929)
Адаптации
Множество произведений Вулрича были адаптированы для радио и телевидения.
Children of the Ritz (1929)
Manhattan Love Song (1934)
Convicted (1938, from "Face Work")
Street of Chance (1942, from The Black Curtain)
The Leopard Man (1943, from The Black Alibi)
Phantom Lady (1943)
The Mark of the Whistler (1944, from "Dormant Account")
The Black Angel (1946)
The Chase (1946, from The Black Path of Fear)
Deadline at Dawn (1946)
Fall Guy (1947, from "C-Jag")
Fear in the Night (1947, from "And So to Death")
The Guilty (1947, from "He Looked Like Murder")
Return of the Whistler (1948, from "All At Once, No Alice")
I Wouldn't Be in Your Shoes (1948)
Night Has A Thousand Eyes (1948) (screenplay by Barré Lyndon and Jonathan Latimer)
Return of the Whistler (1948, from "All At Once, No Alice")
The Window (1949, from "The Boy Cried Murder")
No Man of Her Own (1950, from I Married a Dead Man)
El Pendiente (1951, from "The Death Stone")
No abras nunca esa puerta (1952, from "Somebody on the Phone")
Si muero antes de despertar (1952, from "If I Should Die Before I Wake")
Obsession (1954, from "If the Dead Could Talk" and "Silent as the Grave")
Rear Window (1954, from "It Had to Be Murder")
El ojo de cristal (1955, from "The Eye of Doom"?)
Nightmare (1956, from "And So to Death")
Escapade (1957, from "Cinderella and the Mob")
Ah Bakudan (1964, from "Dipped in Blood")
The Boy Cried Murder (1966, from "The Boy Cried Murder")
Srok Istekaet Na Rassvete (1966, from Deadline at Dawn)
Le Mariée était en noir (1967, from The Bride Wore Black)
Yoru No Wana (1967, from The Black Angel)
La Sirène du Mississippi (Mississippi Mermaid) (1969, from Waltz Into Darkness)
Martha (TV, 1973, from "For the Rest of Her Life")
La Pupa del gangster (1975, from "Collared")
Union City (1980, from "The Corpse Next Door")
J'ai epousé une ombre (1982, from I Married a Dead Man)
Cloak and Dagger (1984, from "The Boy Cried Murder")
The Bride in Black (TV, 1990, from The Bride Wore Black)
I'm Dangerous Tonight (TV, 1990)
Mrs. Winterbourne (1996, from I Married a Dead Man)
Die Unschuld der Krähen (1998, from ?)
Rear Window (TV, 1998, from "It Had to Be Murder")
Ссылки
Nevins, Francis M. Cornell Woolrich: First You Dream, Then You Die (New York: The Mysterious Press, 1988)
http://www.miskatonic.org/rara-avis/bib ... lrich.html