Editing Murray Leinster (section)

===Novels===

====Far East====
*''Sword of Kings'', John Long, 1933.

====Mystery====
*''Scalps'', Brewer & Warren, 1930. (also known as ''Wings of Chance'')
*''[[Murder Madness]]'', Brewer & Warren, 1931; first serialized in ''[[Astounding]]'', May - August 1930.
*''Murder Will Out'' (as Will F. Jenkins), John Hamilton, 1932.
*''No Clues'' (as Will F. Jenkins), Wright & Brown, 1935.
*''Murder in the Family'' (as Will F. Jenkins), John Hamilton, 1935; first appeared in ''Complete Detective Novels'', April 1934.
*''The Man Who Feared'' (as Will F. Jenkins), Gateway, 1942; first serialized in ''Detective Fiction Weekly'', August 9–30, 1930.

====Romance====
as Louisa Carter Lee
*''Her Desert Lover: A Love Story'', Chelsea House 1925.
*''Her Other Husband: A Love Story'', Chelsea House 1929.
*''Love and Better: A Love Story'', Chelsea House 1931.
[[File:Famous fantastic mysteries 194802.jpg|thumb|Leinster's "Planet of Sand" was cover-featured on the February 1948 issue of ''[[Famous Fantastic Mysteries]]''.]]
[[File:Satellite science fiction 195804.jpg|thumb|right|Leinster's "The Strange Invasion" was the cover story on the April 1958 issue of ''[[Satellite Science Fiction]]''. It was issued in book form later that year as ''War with the Gizmos''.]]

====Science fiction====
*''[[The Murder of the U.S.A.]]'' (as Will F. Jenkins), Crown, 1946.
*''[[Fight for Life (novel)|Fight for Life]]'', Crestwood, 1949.
*''[[The Last Spaceship]]'' (novel), Frederick Fell, Inc., 1950
*''[[Space Platform]]'', [[Shasta Publishers]], February 1953.
*''[[Space Tug (novel)|Space Tug]]'', [[Shasta Publishers]], 1953
*''[[The Black Galaxy]]'', Galaxy, 1954; first appeared in ''Startling'', March 1949.
*''[[Gateway to Elsewhere]]'', Ace, 1954; first appeared as "Journey to Barkut" in ''Startling'', January 1952.
*''[[The Brain-Stealers]]'', Ace, 1954; first appeared as "The Man in the Iron Cap" in ''Startling'', November 1947.
*''[[Operation: Outer Space]]'', [[Fantasy Press]], 1954.
*''[[The Forgotten Planet]]'', Ace, 1954.
*''[[The Other Side of Here]]'',  Ace, 1955; first serialized as ''The Incredible Invasion'' in ''Astounding'', August - December 1936.
*''[[The Planet Explorer]]'', [[Gnome Press]]; HUGO Award for best novel of the year, 1957.
*''[[City on the Moon]]'', Avalon, 1957.
*''[[War with the Gizmos]]'', Fawcett, 1958.
*''[[Four from Planet 5]]'', Fawcett, 1959; first appeared as "Long Ago, Far Away" in ''Amazing'', September 1959.
*''[[The Monster from Earth's End]]'', Fawcett, January 1959.
*''[[The Mutant Weapon]]'', Ace, 1959; first appeared as "Med Service" in ''Astounding'', August 1957.
*''[[The Pirates of Zan]]'', Ace, 1959; first serialized as ''The Pirates of Ersatz'' in ''Astounding'', February - April 1959.
*''[[Men into Space#Novelization|Men Into Space]]'', Berkley, 1960; an episodic but original novel, based on the eponymous [[Men into Space|television series]].
*''[[The Wailing Asteroid]]'', Avon, December 1960.
[[File:Talents Incorporated book cover - Murray Leinster (William Fitzgerald Jenkins).jpg|thumb|''Talents Incorporated'' book cover]]
*''[[Creatures of the Abyss]]'', Berkley, 1961 (also known as ''The Listeners'').
*''[[This World is Taboo]]'', Ace, 1961; first appeared as "Pariah Planet" in ''Amazing'', July 1961.
*''Operation Terror'', Berkley, 1962.
*''[[Talents Incorporated]]'', Avon, 1962.
*''[[The Other Side of Nowhere]]'', Berkley, May 1964; first serialized as ''Spaceman'' in ''Analog'', March - April 1964.
*''[[Time Tunnel (1964 novel)|Time Tunnel]]'', Pyramid, July 1964.<ref>Pyramid Books Cat.ID R-1043</ref>
*''The Duplicators'', Ace, 1964; first appeared as "Lord of the Uffts" in ''Worlds of Tomorrow'', February 1964.
*''The Greks Bring Gifts'', Macfadden, 1964.
*''Invaders of Space'', Berkley, December 1964.
*''Space Captain'', Ace, 1966; first serialized as ''Killer Ship'' in ''Amazing'', October - December.
*''Checkpoint Lambda'', Berkley, 1966; first serialized as ''Stopover in Space'' in ''Amazing'', June - August 1966.
*''[[Miners in the Sky]]'', Avon, April 1967.
*''Space Gypsies'', Avon, June 1967.
*''[[The Time Tunnel#Murray Leinster promotional novel|The Time Tunnel]]'', Pyramid, January 1967; original promotional novel based on the 1966–1967 U.S television series ''[[The Time Tunnel]]'', a very different story than Leinster's 1964 novel of the same name.
*''The Time Tunnel: Timeslip!'', Pyramid, July 1967; original novel based on the television series.
*''Land of the Giants'', Pyramid, September 1968; original novel based on [[Land of the Giants|television series]], reinventing the origin story.
*''Land of the Giants 2: The Hot Spot'', Pyramid, April 1969; original novel based on the television series.
*''Land of the Giants 3: Unknown Danger'', Pyramid, September 1969; original novel based on the television series.
*''Politics'', in ''Amazing Stories'', No. 6, June 1932

====Western====
*''The Gamblin' Kid'' (as Will F. Jenkins), [[A. L. Burt]], 1933; first appeared in ''Western Action Novels'', March 1937.
*''Mexican Trail'' (as Will F. Jenkins), A. L. Burt, 1933.
*''Outlaw Sheriff'' (as Will F. Jenkins), King, 1934.
*''Fighting Horse Valley'' (as Will F. Jenkins), King, 1934.
*''Kid Deputy'' (as Will F. Jenkins), Alfred H. King, 1935; first serialized in ''Triple-X Western'', February - April 1928.
*''Black Sheep'' (as Will F. Jenkins), Julian Messer, 1936.
*''Guns for Achin'' (as Will F. Jenkins), Wright & Brown, 1936; first appeared in ''Smashing Novels'', November 1936.
*''Wanted Dead or Alive!'', Quarter Books, 1949; first serialized in ''Triple-X Magazine'', February - May 1929.
*''Outlaw Guns'', Star Books, 1950.
*''Son of the Flying 'Y' ''(as Will F. Jenkins), Fawcett, 1951.
*''Cattle Rustlers'' (as Will F. Jenkins),  Ward Lock, 1952.
*''Dallas'' (as Will F. Jenkins), Fawcett, 1950. Novelization of screenplay by John Twist.