Editing Dashiell Hammett (section)

===Radio===
* ''[[The Thin Man (film)|The Thin Man]]'',  June 8, 1936, [[Lux Radio Theatre]] (with [[William Powell]] and [[Myrna Loy]])
* ''[[The Glass Key]]'', March 10, 1939, [[The Campbell Playhouse (radio series) | The Campbell Playhouse]] (with  [[Orson Welles]])
* ''[[After the Thin Man]]'', June 17, 1940, Lux Radio Theatre (with William Powell and Myrna Loy)
* ''[[The Maltese Falcon (novel)|The Maltese Falcon]]'', February 1, 1942, ''[[Silver Theater (radio program)|Silver Theater]]'' (with [[Humphrey Bogart]])
* ''The Maltese Falcon'', August 14, 1942, ''[[Philip Morris Playhouse]]'' (with [[Edward Arnold (actor) | Edward Arnold]])
* ''The Maltese Falcon'', February 8, 1943, Lux Radio Theatre (with [[Edward G. Robinson]] and [[Laird Cregar]])
* ''The Maltese Falcon'', September 20, 1943, ''[[The Screen Guild Theater]]'' (with Humphrey Bogart, [[Mary Astor]], [[Sydney Greenstreet]] and [[Peter Lorre]])
* ''The Maltese Falcon'', July 3, 1946, ''[[Academy Award (radio series)|Academy Award Theatre]]'' (with Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor, Sydney Greenstreet)
* ''The Glass Key'', March 7, 1946, ''Hour of Mystery'' on [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]
* ''The Glass Key'', July 22, 1946, ''The Screen Guild Theater'' (with  [[Alan Ladd]], [[Marjorie Reynolds]], [[Ward Bond]])
* ''Two Sharp Knives'', December 22, 1942, ''[[Suspense (radio drama)|Suspense]]'' (with  [[Stuart Erwin]])
* ''Two Sharp Knives'', June 7, 1945, ''Suspense'' (with  [[John Payne (actor)|John Payne]] and [[Frank McHugh]])
* ''[[Secret Agent X-9#Radio|Dashiell Hammett – Secret Agent X-9]]'', January 5, 1994, [[BBC Radio 5 Live|BBC Radio 5]], (Radio drama of Hammett's first Secret Agent X-9 script)

====Series based on characters created by Hammett====
* ''[[The Thin Man]]'' 1941, [[NBC]]; 1946, [[CBS]]; 1948, [[NBC]]; 1950, [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]
* ''[[The Adventures of Sam Spade]]'' 1946, CBS; 1949, NBC
* ''[[The Fat Man (radio)|The Fat Man]]'' 1946–1950, ABC
* ''[[The Fat Man (radio)|The Fat Man]]'' 1954–1955, [[Australian Broadcasting Corporation]]