Resounding Wind Publishing: 51 books

Keith Powrey, police detective lieutenant, was in danger from unknown assassins who attempted to strike at him on the stroke of the New Year.

When Sergeant Willard lets Johnny Bight show his holiday spirit, hostile Cheyennes are put to rout.

Riding the sunset trails to Stony Ridge, Joe Withers risks the peril of a hangnoose to accomplish a mission dear to his heart!

The celebration included the firing of sixguns, which somehow got pointed in the wrong direction.

Ben Darbey was a man with a cause, but you would never know it from the crazy pink chaps he wore!

When Joe Leake wins a pardon from the Big House, he plans to get a new tenant for his cell - but quick!

Lieutenant Mike O'Hara of homicide makes short work of a murder case -- so that he can spend his Christmas at home!

A forgotten gem of a story by Sax Rohmer, mined from the pages of Top-Notch.

Nice, tight little story of a doctor who gets recruited for a strange midnight duty.

A tiny spot of blood was the only positive clue to the identity of Clark Douglas' murderer -- but Dr. Feather knew how to make that bloodspot talk!

Our customer was supposed to be dead when we arrived to take her picture at her employer's behest. But there were bizarre things happening in the old house on Breakneck Hill - grim schemes of murder and profit. And though a camera isn't much of a weapon, Dot and I had to turn into detectives, goaded as we were by

An Ingenious Detective Finds the Fatal Chord in a Fugue of Death! A Dr. Feather story.

If you haven't read any of Cummings' detective stories, this is probably a good one to try. We think it will get your stamp of approval.

So what does Ray Cummings do when he's not writing about little people that live inside of atoms? Well, here's an unusual example.