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Ten Books by Steve Fisher
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Overview: Stephen Gould Fisher aka Stephen Gould (August 29, 1912 – March 27, 1980)
was an American author best known for his pulp stories, novels and screenplays. He is one of the few pulp authors to go on to enjoy success as both an author in "slick" magazines, such as the Saturday Evening Post, and as an in-demand writer in Hollywood.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller; War; Adventure



I Wake Up Screaming (1941) (ed. Jerry eBooks 2017)
There have been many stories of Hollywood, but few more real and dramatic than this. Bitter . . . and tender, it is a story filled with laughs and tears and terror that you will long remember.

Homicide Johnny (1940)
Homicide Johnny West had been called in to solve the murder of Harry Waters whose newspaper columns had ruined many men. But the web of violence grew and murder followed murder until Johnny and his co-worker, Penny Lane, found out they were next in line.

Destroyer (1941) (ed. Jerry eBooks 2015)
Here is the starkly realistic story of an obsolete American submarine in war time—trapped by the thundering band of depth-charging destroyers overhead . . . The poignant, profoundly emotional account of men inside the firing pits of a battleship’s 14-inch turret guns—fighting the last desperate fight for Democracy.
It is the love story of a young naval officer, a girl correspondent, and an embittered novelist who has been to all the wars. The story is unfolded during what may be the most important hour in American history.
The United States has declared war on Germany, Italy, and Japan. The invading navies of those countries prepare for an advance on the Panama Canal. A terrific naval battle takes place.
The result hangs in balance. And the suspense in this story is tremendous as the action shifts from the high seas where the U.S. Fleet is battling the enemy might—to intrigue-ridden Cristobal, where foreign agents strive to undermine the power of the U.S. in the Canal Zone, and where the unusual love story of the three principal characters reaches a surprise climax.

Red is for Courage (1943) (ed. Jerry eBooks 2017)
From the author: [Red is for Courage] is an echo of the old world; of things some of us knew and saw and did; history, still a little fresh and raw, so that sometimes it hurts. All of it isn’t fiction. I only wish all of it were.
They met in besieged Madrid, a doctor, a nurse, an ambulance driver and a girl reporter whose lives were tangled by love and war.

The Night Before Murder (1951)
Dorothy was a talented young actress struggling for recognition and Rhea had the power to place her in a starring role in a Broadway play. When she arrived at Rhea's country home Dorothy found Rhea dying of a slow poison. And in the strange house there seemed to be sinister forces that pulled at Dorothy with a malevolent purpose. Then one night a prowler entered her room and, as Dorothy watched the menacing shadow approach, she knew the killer had come for her!

Selected Stories (ed. Jerry eBooks 2020)
SHANGHAI SUE
FLAMING FREIGHTER
CORPSE NUMBER 4
THE BUTCHER OF HELL
WHILE THE EARTH SHOOK
THE SACRED DRAGON
AN ORDER FOR MURDER
SATAN’S FACELESS HENCHMEN
WHAT PRICE MURDER?
HORROR OVER HONOLULU
UNDERCOVER CHECKMATE
DEATH ON SET 13
EMPEROR BLACKMAIL
THE KID FACES DEATH
“BATTEN DOWN THAT KILLER!”
DEATH ON THE S-13
LISTEN TO REASON
SINGAPORE
YOU’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER ME
DEATH GOES HOLLYWOOD
WAIT FOR ME
GOODBYE, HAWAII
STORM ON THE ISLAND
THE MAN FROM MANITOBA
GOODBYE HANNAH
THE NIGHT BEFORE MURDER
JAKE AND JILL
RETURNED FROM HELL
GIRL FROM TOKYO
LUCKY
I’LL NEVER LET YOU GO
THUNDER AT NIGHT
FIRE ON THE BUZZER!
DESTROYER
RED IS FOR COURAGE
BLUES FOR A DEAD LADY
GOOD-BYE TO KATIE

Giveaway (1954)
A teenage runaway in Hollywood falls in with an aging hustler, her daughter, and countless Vaudeville burnouts working the corrupt TV quiz show circuit.

Returned from Hell (1939) (ed. Jerry eBooks 2020)
A fool thought he looked like Satan, and he played with devil-worship. And—the fool was dead, but Satan...

Saxon's Ghost (1969)
A hardboiled ghost story about love and magic? A tough-guy novel about the hunt for a brilliant, resilient woman? A brutal reaffirmation of the wonders of wonder? Whatever this is, it's well worth reading.

The Sheltering Night (1952)
She traded hope of heaven for a paradise on earth. She was a sprite, a witch, a perpetual temptation to every man, a soul searing torment to herself, and rough was the road she traveled.

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I Wake Up Screaming (1941)
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Homicide Johnny (1940); Destroyer (1941); Red is for Courage (1943); The Night Before Murder (1951); Selected Stories
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Giveaway (1954); Returned from Hell (1939); Saxon's Ghost (1969); The Sheltering Night (1952)
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All 10 books
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See also Collected Short Fiction by Steve Fisher https://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1294&t=4530851&p=9010122#p9010122

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I Wake Up Screaming (1941), Giveaway (1954), Returned from Hell (1939), Saxon's Ghost (1969), The Sheltering Night (1952)