Van Wyck Mason

	Van Wyck Mason Francis Van Wyck Mason [1901-1978]

	Hugh North, a US Army intelligence officer, a captain at first, finally colonel, serving around the world as G-2’s greatest troubleshooter:
	Seeds of Murder (1930) The Vesper Service Murders¹ (1931) The Fort Terror Murders^{2, 4} (1931) The Yellow Arrow Murders¹ (1932) The Branded Spy Murders¹ (1932) Spider House (1932) The Shanghai Bund Murders² (1933) APA: The China Sea Murders (revised ed. 1959) The Sulu Sea Murders² (1933) The Budapest Parade Murders (1935) Washington Legation Murders³ (1935) The Seven Seas Murders (1936) [four novellas] APA: Munition Ship Murders (1941) [two novellas] APA: Shanghai Sanctuary (1941) [one novella] The Castle Island Case (1937) [written with Henry Clay Gipson] APA: The Multimillion-Dollar Murders (revised ed. 1960) [written also with Hugh North]	The Hong Kong Airbase Murders³ (1937) The Cairo Garter Murders⁴ (1938) The Singapore Exile Murders³ (1939) The Bucharest Ballerina Murders (1940) The Rio Casino Intrigue⁴ (1941) Saigon Singer (1946) Dardanelles Derelict (1949) Himalayan Assignment (1952) Two Tickets for Tangier (1955) The Gracious Lily Affair (1957) Secret Mission to Bangkok (1960) Trouble in Bruma (1962) Zanzibar Intrigue (1963) Maracaibo Mission (1965) The Deadly Orbit Mission (1968)
	1. Included in omnibus Captain North’s Three Biggest Cases (1932) 2. Included in omnibus Oriental Division G-2: Captain North’ Three Famous Intrigues of the Far East (1942) 3. Included in omnibus Military Intelligence-8: Captain North’s Most Celebrated Intrigues (1941) 4. Included in omnibus The Man from G-2: Three of Major North’s Most Important Adventures (1942)
	Written as Geoffrey Coffin [joint pseudonym with Helen Brawner]: Scott Stuart, a Justice Department inspector in Washington, DC:
	Murder in the Senate (1935)	The Forgotten Fleet Mystery (1936)