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Philip Gordon Wylie

Philip Wylie was born May 12, 1902, in Beverly, MA and died October 25, 1971. Contemporary Authors has an entry.

11800 gives some renewals for other works, including Five Fatal Words and The Shield of Silence with Edwin Balmer, plus the below, magazine and non-fiction types. None found for Gladiator, et. al. and the other few early novels. Later books still need checking.

Blackmask had Gladiator, too.

following list from Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Wylie

Gladiator - Knopf, 1930. At PG.
The Murderer Invisible (1931)
The Savage Gentleman (1932)
When Worlds Collide (1933) (with Edwin Balmer) Blue Book Magazine September, October, November, December 1932.

After WorldAfter worlds collide, by Edwin

   Balmer & Philip Wylie. (In Blue
   book, Nov. 1933-Apr. 1934)
   © 29Sep33, B203136; 1Nov33, B205719;
   1Dec33, B208339; 29Dec33, B210882;
   1Feb34, B215516; 1Mar34, B216974.
   Thomas Balmer, Katharine Balmer
   McChesney, Caroline Balmer Thomas
   (C) & Philip Wylle (A); 21Sep61;
   R283091-283096.s Collide (1934) (with Edwin Balmer)

The Golden Hoard (1934)

 The golden hoard, by Edwin Balmer &
   Philip Wylie. (In Chicago tribune,
   Oct. 15, 1933-Jan. 21, 1934)
   © 15Oct33, B202973; 22Oct33,
   B204442; 29Oct33, B204801; 5Nov33,
   B206236; 12Nov33, B207302; 19Nov33,
   B206842; 26Nov33, B208165; 3Dec33,
   B209286; 10Dec33, B208875; 17Dec33,
   B211067; 24Dec33, B210625; 31Dec33,
   B212125; 7Jan34, B212338; 14Jan34,
   B213517; 21Jan34, B214120.
   Thomas Balmer, Katharine Balmer
   McChesney, Caroline Balmer Thomas
   (C) & Philip Wylie (A); 29Sep61;
   R283042-283045, 283047, 283046,
   283048, 283050, 283049, 283052,
   283051, 283053-283056.

Night Unto Night (1944)
The Paradise Crater (1945) Blue Book October 1945
The Disappearance (1951)
The Smuggled Atom Bomb (1951)
Tomorrow! (1954)
The Answer (1955)
They Both Were Naked (1962)
Triumph (1963)

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As they reveled. © 29Feb36; A91996.
   Philip Wylie (A); 24May63; R316350.

 But don't bore me. (In Mademoiselle,
   June 1935) © 29May35; B262700.
   Philip Wylie (A); 28Jan63; R309376.

 Experiment in barter. (In Redbook,
   June 1935) © 3May35; B260425.
   Philip Wylie (A); 28Jan63; R309373.

 One love at a time. (In Red book,
   Dec. 1935) © 5Nov35; B279396.
   Philip Wylie (A); 24May63; R316352.

 The trial of Mark Adams. (In American
   magazine, Sept. 1935)
   © 15Aug35; B270744. Philip Wylie
   (A); 28Jan63; R309379.

Death on the 8.06. (In Liberty
   magazine, June 13-27, 1936)
   © 3Jun36, B301770; 10Jun36, B305084;
   17Jun36, B305085. Philip Wylie (A);
   19Jul63; R318980-318982.

 Murderers welcome. (In Liberty,
   Sep. 26-Oct. 10, 1936) © 16Sep36,
   B311867; 23Sep36, B319186; 30Sep36,
   B319187. Philip Wylie (A); 1Nov63;
   R324796, 324798-324799.

 Paradise Canyon mystery. (In
   American, July 1936) © 12Jun36;
   B302808. Philip Wylie (A);
   1Nov63; R324773.

 The Paradise Canyon mystery. (In
   American, July 1936) © 12Jun36;
   B302808. Philip Wylie (A);
   26Dec63; R328759.

 Too much of everything. © 24Aug36;
   A98118. Philip Wylie (A); 5Sep63;
   R321332.

 Too much of everything. (In Red book,
   Mar.-July 1936) © 5Feb36, B288844;
   5Mar36, B292466; 3Apr36, B295380;
   5May36, B299207; 5Jun36, B301894.
   Philip Wylie (A); 1Nov63; R324758-324759,
   324761, 324765, 324770.

 The girl who really got kissed. (In
   Pictorial review, Oct. 1936)
   © 10Sep36; B313063. Philip Wylie
   (A); 13Feb64; R331944.

 Second honeymoon. (In Red book,
   Dec. 1936) © 5Nov36; B318510.
   Philip Wylie (A); 13Feb64;
   R331960.

 Second honeymoon. (In Redbook, Dec.
   1936) © 5Nov36; B318510. Philip
   Wylie (A); 18May64; R338038.

Home from the hills. (In Red book,

   Nov. 1937) © 5Oct37; B351991.
   Philip Wylie (A); 20Oct64; R347002.

 Puzzle in snow. (In American magazine,
   June 1937) © 14May37; B336906.
   Philip Wylie (A); 20Oct64; R346962.

 Smoke across the moon. (In Red book,
   Feb.-Aug. 1937) © 5Jan37, B324376;
   5Feb37, B328216; 5Mar37, B330458;
   5Apr37, B333601; 5May37, B338175;
   4Jun37, B342083; 2Jul37, B342683.
   Philip Wylie (A); 20Oct64; R346939,
   346943, 346947, 346955, 346968,
   346982, 346984.

Danger mansion. (In American magazine,
   Dec. 1937) © 12Nov37;
   B359279. Philip Wylie (A); 12May65;
   R361191.

 James McVane, M. D. (In Red book,
   Feb.-May, 1938) © 5Jan38, B361832;
   4Feb38, B368095; 4Mar38, B368917;
   6Apr38, B371817. Philip Wylie (A);
   12May65; R361208-361210, 361212.

 Salt water hooie. (In Hearst's
   international-cosmopolitan, Apr.
   1938) © 10Mar38; B371502.
   Philip Wylie (A); 12May65; R361211.

An April afternoon. © 25Oct38;

   A123330. Philip Wylie (A); 3Nov65;
   R372721.

 Death takes a Reno holiday. (In
   Liberty, Jan. 28, 1939) © 18Jan39;
   B404073. Philip Wylie (A);
   19Apr66; R385595.

 It couldn't be murder. (In American
   weekly, Apr. 2-16, 1939) © 2Apr39,
   B413349; 9Apr39, B413350; 16Apr39,
   B412882. Philip Wylie (A);
   19Apr66; R385572-385571, 385573.

 Neither strong nor silent. (In Redbook,
   Feb. 1939) © 4Jan39;
   B400627. Philip Wylie (A); 19Apr66;
   R385605.

 Profile of a prodigal. (In Redbook,
   Nov. 1938) © 5Oct38; B391421.
   Philip Wylie (A); 19Apr66; R385629.

The big ones get away. (In The

   Saturday evening post, Sept. 23,
   1939) © 20Sep39; B429606.
   Philip Wylie (A); 17Feb67; R404792.

 Blowing east. (In Saturday evening
   post, Oct. 14, 1939) © 11Oct39;
   B433158. Philip Wylie (A); 17Feb67;
   R404794.

 Hookey, line and sinker. (In
   Saturday evening post, June 24,
   1939) © 21Jun39; B419530. Philip
   Wylie (A); 17Feb67; R404773.

 I haunt a castle. (In Redbook)
   © Philip Wylie (A); Installment

   1, Dec39. © 3Nov39; B431840.
     10May67; R409661.

 The old crawdad. (In Saturday
   evening post, Aug.19, 1939)
   © 16Aug39; B422962. Philip Wylie
   (A); 17Feb67; R404781.

 There he blows. (In Saturday
   evening post, Nov. 11, 1939)
   © 8Nov39; B435003. Philip Wylie
   (A); 17Feb67; R404797.

 The visiting fire-eater. (In The
   Saturday evening post, Dec. 23,
   1939) © 20Dec39; B439344. Philip
   Wylie (A); 17Feb67; R404809.

 Widow voyage. (In The Saturday
   evening post, June 10, 1939)
   © 7Jun39; B419050. Philip Wylie
   (A); 17Feb67; R404772.

Away from it all. (In Redbook, Apr.

   1940) © 1Mar40; B445997. Philip
   Wylie (A); 27Sep67; R418691.

 The big ones get away. © 20Mar40;
   A139882. Philip Wylie (A);
   27Sep67; R418665.

 Crunch goes haywire. (In Saturday
   evening post. Feb. 17, 1940)
   © 14Feb40; B445481. Philip Wylie
   (A); 27Sep67; R418689.

 Fresh water mermaid. (In Saturday
   evening post. Mar. 23, 1940)
   © 20Mar40; B449583. Philip Wylie
   (A); 27Sep67; R418700.

 The hex on Mr. Hicks. (In Saturday
   evening post, July 20, 1940)
   © 17Jul40; B460917. Philip Wylie
   (A); 27Sep67; R418645.

 I haunt a castle. (In Redbook)
   © Philip Wylie (A) Installment

   2, Jan40. © 1Dec39; B435849.
     27Sep67; R418670.

   3, Feb40. © 29Dec39; B439774.
     27Sep67; R418673.

   4, Mar40. © 31Jan40; B444393.
     27Sep67; R418685.

 Light tackle. (In Saturday evening
   post, June 1, 1940) © 29May40;
   B455870. Philip Wylie (A); 27Sep67;
   R418625.

 The missing mariners. (In Saturday
   evening post. Aug. 24, 1940)
   © 21Aug40; B466615. Philip Wylie

No scandal. (In Redbook, June 1940)
   © 1May40; B453798. Philip Wylie
   (A); 27Sep67; R418620.

 Salt water daffy. (In Saturday
   evening post, April 6-27, 1940)
   © 3Apr40, B448863; 10Apr40, B451499;
   17Apr40, B453283; 24Apr40, B453498.
   Philip Wylie (A); 27Sep67; R418699,
   418708, 418616, 418618.

Alec and Mollie come over, by Gordon
   Philip Edwards, pseud. (In
   Redbook, Oct. 1940) © 30Aug40;
   B469116. Philip Wylie (A);
   23May68; R436063.

 The army way, by Philip Wylie &
   William W. Muir. © 16Oct40;
   A146065. Philip Wylie (A);
   23May68; R436158.

 A man can stand so much. (In
   Redbook, Oct. 1940) © 30Aug40;
   B469116. Philip Wylie (A);
   23May68; R436064.

 Salt water daffy. Illustrated by
   John O'Hara Cosgrave II. Prev.
   pub. serially in Saturday evening
   post, April 6, 1940-Feb. 1, 1941.
   NM: additions. © 30Jan41;
   A150063. Philip Wylie (A);
   23May68; R436138.

 Spare the rod. (In Saturday evening
   post. Sept. 28, 1940) © 25Sep40;
   B469855. Philip Wylie (A);
   23May68; R436066.

 You can't beat beauty. 1st installment.
   (In Redbook, Dec. 1940)
   © 1Nov40; B476333. Philip
   Wylie (A); 23May68; R436079.

At nineteen you're nothing. (In

   Redbook magazine, July 1941)
   © 28May41; B499890. Philip Wylie
   (A); 19Nov68; R449042.

 Bimini haul, Mr. Gale reaps the
   whirlwind. (In Saturday evening
   post, Oct. 11, 1941) © 8Oct41;
   B515155. Philip Wylie (A);
   19Nov68; R449100.

 Black water. (In American magazine,
   May-Aug. 1941) © 3Apr41, B493089;
   2May41; B496723; 3Jun41, B499872;
   3Jul41; B505183. Philip Wylie (A);
   19Nov68; R449013, 449022, 449039,
   449063.

 The expert. (In Saturday evening
   post, June 7, 1941) © 4Jun41;
   B501000. Philip Wylie (A);
   19Nov68; R449043.

 Fifty-four forty and fight. (In
   Saturday evening post, Nov. 23,
   1940) © 20Nov40; B476688.
   Philip Wylie (A); 19Nov68; R448999.

 Fire on the beach. (In Saturday
   evening post, May 10, 1941)
   © 7May41; B496964. Philip Wylie
   (A); 19Nov68; R449026.

 Fish bites man. (In Saturday evening
   post, July 19, 1941) © 16Jul41;
   B505619. Philip Wylie (A); 19Nov68;
   R449067.

 Hull down. (In Saturday evening post,
   Feb. 1, 1941) © 29Jan41; B485636.
   Philip Wylie (A); 19Nov68; R449001.

London Bolero, by Gordon Phillips-Edwards,

   pseud. (In Redbook,
   Mar. 1941) © 3Jan41; B486337.
   Philip Wylie (A); 19Nov68; R449002.

 Troubled waters. (In Argosy, June 14.
   28, 1941) © 3Jun41, B501169;
   10Jun41, B502534; 17Jun41, B502132.
   Philip Wylie (A); 19Nov68; R449045,
   449056, 449055.

 The way of all fish. (In Saturday
   evening post, Sept, 6, 1941)
   © 3Sep41; B511309. Philip Wylie
   (A); 19Nov68; R449086.

Crunch and the golden lure. (In

   Saturday evening post, Jan. 3, 1942)
   © 31Dec41; B526462. Philip Wylie
   (A); 13Aug69; R466928.

 A day off for desperate. (In Saturday
   evening post, Nov. 22, 1941)
   © 19Nov41; B520629. Philip Wylie
   (A); 13Aug69; R466911.

 Girl comes home. (In Good housekeeping,
   June 1942) © 20May42; B542871.
   Philip Wylie (A); 13Aug69; R466977.

 The girls they leave behind. (In
   Hearst's international cosmopolitan,
   Nov. 1942) © 2Oct42; B561229.
   Philip Wylie (A); 18Dec69; R474931.

 I have something to tell you. (In
   Good housekeeping, Feb. 1942)
   © 21Jan42; B528158. Philip Wylie
   (A); 13Aug69; R466934.

 The other horseman. © 2Jan42;
   A160596. Philip Wylie (A);
   13Aug69; R466893.

 Reports from a rookie. (In Redbook,
   Jan. 1942) © 28Nov41; B522868.
   Philip Wylie (A); 13Aug69; R466919.

 A sales talk from Sari. (In Saturday
   evening post, Oct. 17, 1942)
   © 14Oct42; B561644. Philip Wylie
   (A); 18Dec69; R474904.

 Shake up cruise. (In Saturday evening
   post, Mar. 21, 1942) © 18Mar42;
   B535538. Philip Wylie (A); 13Aug69;
   R466948.

She wanted a hero. (In Saturday

   evening post, July 18, 1942)
   © 15Jul42; B549829. Philip Wylie
   (A); 18Dec69; R474922.

 Three time winner. (In Saturday
   evening post, May 2, 1942)
   © 29Apr42; B541160. Philip Wylie
   (A); 13Aug69; R466968.

Corpses at Indian Stones. © 18Feb43;

   A171260. Philip Wylie (A); 28May70;
   R486919.

 Generation of vipers; a survey of
   moral want. © 31Dec42; A170109.
   Philip Wylie (A); 10Mar70; R480483.

The band played a fine tune. (In The

   American magazine, Nov. 1943)
   © 5Oct43; B602618. Philip Wylie
   (A); 8Dec70; R496421.

 Crunch catches a megrim. (In Saturday
   evening post, May 29, 1943)
   © 26May43; B587472. Philip Wylie
   (A); 28Jul70; R488647.

 Flingding. (In Collier's, Jan. 9,
   1943) © 31Dec42; B570262. Philip
   Wylie (A); 28Jul70; R488608.

 He will be different--will you?
   (In Vogue, Nov. 1, 1943) © 29Oct43;
   B605630. Philip Wylie (A); 8Dec70;
   R496430.

 I.Q.--Suzie-Q. (In Redbook, May 1943)
   © 21Apr43; B583030. Philip Wylie
   (A); 28Jul70; R488639.

 Judy adjudicates. (In Redbook, Apr.
   1943) © 10Mar43; B578419. Philip
   Wylie (A); 28Jul70; R488628.

 Judy pre-judges. (In Bluebook magazine,
   Oct. 1943) © 29Sep43;
   B602554. Philip Wylie (A); 8Dec70;
   R496419.

 Lingerie lady. (In The American
   magazine, Jan. 1943) © 4Dec42;
   B566916. Philip Wylie (A);
   28Jul70; R488594.

 The man who had been around. (In
   Saturday evening post, Mar. 13, 1943)
   © 10Mar43; B578206. Philip Wylie
   (A); 28Jul70; R488627.

Once on a Sunday. (In Saturday

   evening post, Nov. 13, 1943)
   © 10Nov43; B606568. Philip Wylie
   (A); 8Dec70; R496434.

 One-legged gull. (In Saturday evening
   post, Jan. 16, 1943) © 13Jan43;
   B570554. Philip Wylie (A); 28Jul70;
   R488612.

 The snarling Santa Claus. (In Saturday
   evening post, Oct. 2, 1943)
   © 29Sep43; B602036. Philip Wylie
   (A); 8Dec70; R496416.

 Stab in the back. (In The American
   magazine, Oct. 1943) © 3Sep43;
   B598996. Philip Wylie (A);
   8Dec70; R496406.

 Trophy. (In Saturday evening post.
   Aug. 14, 1943) © 11Aug43; B595847.
   Philip Wylie (A); 8Dec70; R496399.

Battle of Florida, by Philip Wylie &
   Laurence Schwab. (In Saturday
   evening post, Mar. 11, 1944)
   © 8Mar44; B621263. Philip Wylie
   (A); 12Oct71; R513501.

 Beautiful, rich and dumb. (In Redbook,
   Oct. 1994) © 29Sep44; B647776.
   Frederica Wylie (W); 10Dec71;
   R518510.

 Beauty and the poor fish. (In Argosy,
   July 1944) © 21Jun44; B636343.
   Frederica Wylie (W); 10Dec71;
   R518467.

 The best for baby. (In Vogue, Jan. 15,
   1944) © 14Jan44; B615317. Philip
   Wylie (A); 2Sep71; R512546.

 A diet of fish. (In Argosy, June 1944)
   © 10May44; B631376. Philip Wylie
   (A); 2Sep71; R512588.

 Drama in everyday life. (In Reader's
   digest, Feb. 1944) © 26Jan44;
   B616420. Philip Wylie (A); 2Sep71;
   R512550.

 Everybody's got phobias. (In Argosy,
   Sept. 1944) © 18Aug44; B643211.
   Frederica Wylie (W); 10Dec71;
   R518498.

 Fish and tin fish: Crunch and Des
   strike back. Decoration by
   E. Franklin Wittmark. © 16Feb44;
   A178749. Philip Wylie (A);
   2Sep71; R512516.
Hiding places. (In The American
   magazine, Feb. 1944) © 4Jan44;
   B613587. Philip Wylie (A); 2Sep71;
   R512539.

 Judy comes up with a hero. (In
   Redbook, Jan. 1944) © 31Dec43;
   B613504. Philip Wylie (A); 2Sep71;
   R512536.

 Judy saves a marriage. (In Redbook,
   Mar. 1944) © 25Feb44; B621366.
   Philip Wylie (A); 2Sep71; R512562.

 Man wanted. (In Hearst's
   international-cosmopolitan, Dec. 1944)
   © 29Nov44; B654428. Frederica
   Wylie (W); 10Dec71; R518521.

 Night unto night. © 25Sep44; A183141.
   Frederica Wylie (W); 10Dec71;
   R518530.

 The shipwreck of Crunch & Des. (In
   The Saturday evening post, June 3,
   1944) © 31May44; B632170. Philip
   Wylie (A); 2Sep71; R512593.

 Strike three. (In The Saturday
   evening post. Sept. 9, 1944)
   © 6Sep44; B643496. Frederica
   Wylie (W); 10Dec71; R518499.

 War paint for the Poseidon. (In
   The Saturday evening post, Feb. 19,
   1944) © 16Feb44; B619408.
   Philip Wylie (A); 2Sep71; R512557.

Bait for McGillicudy. (In Argosy,

   Mar. 1945) © 21Feb45; B666743.
   Frederica Wylie (W); 30Aug72;
   R535171.

 Fresh water nightmare. (In Argosy,
   May 1945) © 20Apr45; B676372.
   Frederica Wylie (W); 30Aug72;
   R535189.

 I found out a little about polio.
   (In Saturday evening post,
   Jan. 13, 1945) © 10Jan45; B660149.
   Frederica Wylie (W); 30Aug72;
   R535154.

 Infidelity. (In McCall's, May 1945)
   © 11May45; B677490. Frederica
   Wylie (W); 30Aug72; R535191.

 Memo on anti-Semitism. (In American
   mercury, Jan. 1945) © 18Dec44;
   B657745. Frederica Wylie (W);
   30Aug72; R535149.

 North American game fishes. SEE
   LAMONTE, FRANCESCA.

 North American games fishes. SEE
   LAMONTE, FRANCESCA.

 Off tackle. (In Argosy, Jan. 1945)
   © 24Nov44; B654464. Frederica Wylie
   (W); 30Aug72; R535146.

Deliverance or doom. (In Collier's,
   Sept. 29, 1945) © 21Sep45;
   B692643. Frederica Wylie (W) &
   Karen Pryor (C); 28Mar73; R548867.

 The paradise crater. (In Blue book,
   Oct. 1945) © 28Sep45; B696962.
   Frederica Wylie (W) & Karen
   Pryor (C); 28Mar73; R548872.

 Passengers. (In Hearst's International
   cosmopolitan, Nov. 1945)
   © 31Oct45; B698560. Frederica
   Wylie (W) & Karen Pryor (C);
   28Mar73; R548873.

 Too much fish for Rugmund. (In
   Argosy, July 1945) © 20Jun45;
   B684814. Frederica Wylie (W) &
   Karen Pryor (C); 28Mar73; R548863.

 Weejie, Roscoe and Bud. (In
   Collier's, July 14, 1945)
   © 6Jul45; B682558. Frederica
   Wylie (W) & Karen Pryor (C);
   28Mar73; R548861.

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