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Published by Popular Library as a Popular Giant (G452) in June 1960. Cover art is not credited.

Published by Gold Medal (s1184) in January 1962. Cover art by Barye Phillips.

Originally published in the U.S. by Dodd, Mead & Co. as "Why She Cries, I Do Not Know" in 1972. This Italian edition is number 519 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 8 November 1973. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Published by Dell (B188) in April 1961. Cover art by Robert Abbett.

First published in the U.K. by Jerrolds in 1963. This U.S. paperback edition published by MacFadden-Bartell (60-311) in 1967. Simon Harvester was a pseudonym of Henry Gibbs. Cover art is not credited.

Originally published by Dell as "Assignment - Murder" in 1956. Retitled by Gold Medal in 1964. This 2nd printing (d1899) is dated March 1968. Cover art is not credited.

First published in hardback by Random House in 1952. This paperback edition published by Signet (1151) in July 1954. Uncredited cover art by James Avati.

Published by Avon (864) in 1959. Cover art by Robert Abbett.

Originally published in digest format as "Backwoods Hussy" by Original Novels in 1952. This re-titled paperback edition published by Paperback Library (52-816) in June 1965. Hallam Whitney was a pseudonym of Harry Whittington. Cover art is not credited.

First published as a digest by Falcon as "Junkie!" in 1952. This re-titled paperback edition published by Lancer ((70-013) in 1962. Cover art is not credited.

Originally published in hardback by Arkham House in 1970. This U.K. paperback edition (containing half of the stories, the rest included in '"The Horror in the Burying Ground") published by Panther (ISBN: 058604230X) in 1975. Cover art by Bob Fowke.

First published in hardback by Jarrolds Publishers (London) Ltd. in 1964. This paperback edition published by Arrow (844) in 1965. Cover art is not credited.

Published by Universal (ISBN: 0426173554) in 1977.

Originally published in hardback by Doubleday & Co. in 1944. This paperback edition published by Ace (D-27) in 1953 as part of a Mystery Double. Cover art by Norman Saunders.

Published by Ace (D-27) in 1953 as part of a Mystery Double. Mel Colton was a pseudonym of Hal Braham. Cover art by Julian Paul.

Published by Digit (R425) in 1961. Cover art by Darcy (Ernest Chiriaka) has been swiped from the 1960 Pyramid edition of Ed Lacy's "Dead End."

Published by George Turton in 1959. Desmond East was a pseudonym of Stephen D. Frances, creator of Hank Janson. Cover art is not credited.

Originally published in the U.S. by Dodd, Mead & Co. as "The Seven File" in 1956. This Italian hardback edition is number 13 in the "i Libri Che Scottano" series published by Longanesi in 1957. Cover art tended to be swiped from U.S. paperbacks, this one originally appeared as the cover to "A Bullet for My Lady" by Bernard Mara (Gold Medal, 1955) with art by James Meese. (Art has been reversed - note backwards signature below wooden box)