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Table of Contents:

• Slime - (1953) - novelette
• Levitation - shortstory
• The Calamander Chest - (1954) - shortstory
• Death in Peru - (1954) - shortstory
• On the Elevator - (1953) - shortstory
• The Green Parrot - (1952) - shortstory
• Canavan's Back Yard - shortstory
• I'm Murdering Mr. Massington - shortfiction
• The Hunt - shortstory
• The Mail for Juniper Hill - shortfiction

Lucius Leffing, the sarsaparilla-sipping occultist private detective and psychic investigator who resides at Number 7 Autumn St, New Haven, and collects antique glass, investigates bizarre happenings. The forty or so stories comprising the Lucius Leffing canon are amongst Brennan's best-loved work. They are clearly affectionately akin to the Holmes and Watson stories of Conan Doyle, and to the Solar Pons and Parker stories of August Derleth. In the stories, Leffing's adventures are chronicled by his protege and friend - Brennan himself.

Table of Contents:

• Apparition in the Sun - interior artwork by Neal MacDonald, Jr. [as by Neal MacDonald ]
• The Haunted Housewife - [Lucius Leffing] - (1962) - shortstory
• Apparition in the Sun - [Lucius Leffing] - (1963) - shortstory
• In Death as in Life - [Lucius Leffing] - (1963) - novelette
• The Strange Case of Peddler Phelps - [Lucius Leffing] - (1965) - shortstory
• The Mantzen Diamond Mystery - [Lucius Leffing] - (1965) - shortstory
• Death Mask - [Lucius Leffing] - (1965) - shortstory
• The Mystery of Myrrh Lane - [Lucius Leffing] - (1965) - shortstory
• Whirlwind of Blood - [Lucius Leffing] - (1966) - shortstory
• The Intangible Threat - [Lucius Leffing] - (1966) - shortstory
• The Intangible Threat - interior artwork by Neal MacDonald, Jr. [as by Neal MacDonald ]
• The Ransacked Room - [Lucius Leffing] - (1966) - shortstory
• Death at Draleman's Pond - [Lucius Leffing] - (1967) - shortstory
• Death of a Derelict - [Lucius Leffing] - (1967) - shortstory
• The Walford Case - [Lucius Leffing] - (1967) - shortstory
• The Enemy Unknown - [Lucius Leffing] - (1968) - shortstory
• The Dismal Flats Murder - [Lucius Leffing] - (1968) - shortstory
• Fingers of Steel - [Lucius Leffing] - (1970) - shortstory
• Fingers of Steel - interior artwork by Neal MacDonald, Jr. [as by Neal MacDonald ]
• The Case of the Uncut Corpse - [Lucius Leffing] - shortstory

Lucius Leffing, the sarsaparilla-sipping occultist private detective and psychic investigator who resides at Number 7 Autumn St, New Haven, and collects antique glass, investigates more bizarre happenings. The forty or so stories comprising the Lucius Leffing canon are amongst Brennan's best-loved work. They are clearly affectionately akin to the Holmes and Watson stories of Conan Doyle, and to the Solar Pons and Parker stories of August Derleth. In the stories, Leffing's adventures are chronicled by his protege and friend - Brennan himself.

Table of Contents:

• The Chronicles of Lucius Leffing - interior artwork by John Linton
• Foreword (The Chronicles of Lucius Leffing) - essay by Frank Belknap Long
• The Case of the Hertzell Inheritance - [Lucius Leffing] - (1974) - shortfiction
• The Case of the Mystified Vendor - [Lucius Leffing] - (unknown) - shortfiction
• The Apple Orchard Murder Case - [Lucius Leffing] - (1975) - novelette
• Mem'ries - [Lucius Leffing] - (unknown) - shortfiction
• The Murder of Mr. Matthews - [Lucius Leffing] - (unknown) - shortfiction
• The Possible Suspects - [Lucius Leffing] - (unknown) - shortfiction
• The Dead of Winter Apparition - [Lucius Leffing] - (1975) - novelette
• The Nightmare Face - [Lucius Leffing] - (1975) - shortstory

Lucius Leffing, the sarsaparilla-sipping occultist private detective and psychic investigator who resides at Number 7 Autumn St, New Haven, and collects antique glass, investigates the bizarre happenings at the First World Fantasy Convention.

The forty or so stories comprising the Lucius Leffing canon are amongst Brennan's best-loved work. They are clearly affectionately akin to the Holmes and Watson stories of Conan Doyle, and to the Solar Pons and Parker stories of August Derleth. In the stories, Leffing's adventures are chronicled by his protege and friend -- Brennan himself. Publisher Donald M. Grant collaborated with Brennan on this Leffing novel.

interior artwork by Robert Arrington

Lucius Leffing, the sarsaparilla-sipping occultist private detective and psychic investigator who resides at Number 7 Autumn St, New Haven, and collects antique glass, investigates further bizarre happenings. The forty or so stories comprising the Lucius Leffing canon are amongst Brennan's best-loved work. They are clearly affectionately akin to the Holmes and Watson stories of Conan Doyle, and to the Solar Pons and Parker stories of August Derleth. In the stories, Leffing's adventures are chronicled by his protege and friend - Brennan himself.

Table of Contents:

• The Adventures of Lucius Leffing - interior artwork by Luis Ferreira
• Introduction (The Adventures of Lucius Leffing) - essay by Jack L. Chalker
• The Nursing Home Horror - [Lucius Leffing] - (1981) - novelette
• The Vanning Case - [Lucius Leffing] - shortstory
• The Swamp Horror - [Lucius Leffing] - novelette
• Death on 91 - [Lucius Leffing] - shortstory
• Copycat Killer - [Lucius Leffing] - shortstory
• Murder in the Parks - [Lucius Leffing] - shortstory
• The Butcher Knife Murder - [Lucius Leffing] - shortstory
• Motive for Murder - [Lucius Leffing] - shortstory
• Wanderson's Waste - [Lucius Leffing] - (1985) - novelette
• The Haunting at Juniper Hill - [Lucius Leffing] - (1985) - novelette
• The Delivery - [Lucius Leffing] - shortstory
• The Spruce Valley Monster - [Lucius Leffing] - novelette
• Observations on Lorimer Street - [Lucius Leffing] - (1984) - shortstory