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Books
 | Our Government (Knopf, 1930)
| The Postman Always Rings Twice (Knopf, 1934)
| Serenade (Knopf, 1937)
| Mildred Pierce (Knopf, 1941)
| Love's Lovely Counterfeit (Knopf, 1942)
| Three of a Kind (Knopf, 1943)
 | "Career in C Major"
| "The Embezzler"
| "Double Indemnity" |
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| Past All Dishonor (Knopf, 1946)
| Sinful Woman (Avon, 1947)
| The Butterfly (Knopf, 1947)
| The Moth (Knopf, 1948)
| Three of Hearts (Robert Hale, 1949)
| Love's Lovely Counterfeit
| Past All Dishonor
| The Butterfly |
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| Jealous Woman (Avon, 1950)
| The Root of His Evil a.k.a. "The Modern Cinderella"
(Avon, 1951)
| Galatea (Knopf, 1953)
| Mignon (Dial, 1962)
| The Magician's Wife (Dial, 1965)
| Cain x 3 (Knopf, 1969)
| The Postman Always Rings Twice
| Mildred Pierce
| "Double Indemnity" |
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| Rainbow's End (Mason-Charter, 1975)
| The Institute (Mason-Charter, 1976)
| Hard Cain (G.K. Hall, 1980)
| Sinful Woman
| Jealous Woman
| The Root of His Evil |
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| The Baby in the Icebox and Other Stories (Holt, Rinehart and
Winston, 1981)
| "The Robbery"
| "Vanishing Act"
| "Dreamland"
| "Joy Ride"
| "Queen of Love and Beauty"
| "Santa Claus, M.D."
| "Gold Letters Hand Painted"
| "It Breathed"
| "The Hero"
| "Theological Interlude"
| "Pastorale"
| "The Taking of Montfaucon"
| "The Baby in the Icebox"
| "Dead Man"
| "Brush Fire"
| "Coal Black"
| "The Girl in the Storm"
| "Joy Ride to Glory"
| "Money and the Woman" a.k.a. "The Embezzler" |
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Short Fiction
| "Pastorale" (American Mercury, March 1928)
| "The Taking of Montfaucon" (American Mercury, June
1929)
| "Auld Lang Syne" (The New Yorker, 20 December 1930)
| "Gridiron Soliloquies" (The New Yorker, 21 December
1931)
| "The Baby in the Icebox" (American Mercury, January
1933)
| "Come-back" (Redbook, June 1934)
| "Double Indemnity" (serialized in Liberty, 1936)
| "Dead Man" (American Mercury, March 1936)
| "Hip, Hip, the Hippo" (Redbook, March 1936)
| "The Birthday Party" (Ladies' Home Journal, May
1936)
| "Brush Fire" (Liberty, 5 December 1936)
| "Coal Black" (Liberty, 3 April 1937)
| "Everything But the Truth" (Liberty, 17 July 1937)
| "Two Can Sing" a.k.a. "Career in C Major" (American,
April 1938)
| "The Girl in the Storm" (Liberty, 6 January 1940)
| "Money and the Woman" (serialized in Liberty, 1940)
| "Pay-Off Girl" (Esquire, August 1952)
| "Cigarette Girl" (Manhunt, May 1953)
| "Two O'Clock Blonde" (Manhunt, August 1953)
| "Death on the Beach" (Jack London's Adventure Magazine,
October 1958)
| "The Visitor" (Esquire, September 1961) |
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Short Nonfiction
Quite a bit - articles in The Nation, American Mercury,
Esquire and other magazines, reporting for the Baltimore Sun,
columns in the New York World and for the Hearst Syndicate, and a
lot more.
Plays
| Crashing the Gate (1926)
| The Postman Always Rings Twice (1936)
| 7-11 (1938)
| The Guest in Room 701 (never produced) |
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Screenplays
| Algiers (1938, with Ashelbe, Henri La Barthe and John Howard
Lawson)
| Stand Up and Fight (1939, with Harvey Fergusson, Jane Murfin
and Forbes Parkhill)
| Gypsy Wildcat (1944, with Joseph Hoffman, James P. Hogan,
Gene Lewis and Ralph Stock)
| Everybody Does It (1949, with Nunnally Johnson, from
"Two Can Sing") |
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Adaptations
| Wife, Husband and Friend (1939, from "Two Can
Sing")
| When Tomorrow Comes (1939, from "The Modern
Cinderella")
| Money and the Woman (1940, from story)
| Ossessione (1942, from The Postman Always Rings Twice)
| Double Indemnity (1944, from novel)
| Mildred Pierce (1945, from novel)
| The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)
| Slightly Scarlet (1956, from Love's Lovely Counterfeit)
| Serenade (1956, from novel)
| Interlude (1957, from "The Modern Cinderella")
| Double Indemnity (1973, TV, from novel)
| The Postman Always Rings Twice (1981, from novel)
| The Girl in the Cadillac, 1995, from The Enchanted Isle) |
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References
| Hoopes, Roy. Cain (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston,
1982) |
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