Selected Short Stories
"The Rats" (1950)
"The Fly" (1952)
"The Liberator" (1953)
"Mop-Up" (1953)
"The Ruum" (October 1953), in Adventure Stories for Boys, Octopus Books, 1988
"The Devil and Simon Flagg" (1954)
"Dead Drunk" (1959)
"Circle in the Dust" (1960)
"A Specimen for the Queen" (1960)
"Solomon's Demon" (1961)
"The Rescuer" (1962)
"The Missing Bow" (1963)
"The Fanatic" (1964)
"Blood Will Tell" (1966)
"The Mirror" (1966)
"Swan Song" (1966), in Adam’s Best Fiction, ed. Thomas H. Schulz, Holloway House Publishing Co., 1966
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