"The Willow Pages" (Spontoon Island setting)

"Fun with Gas Mains"
M.Mitchell Marmel
(May 1935)
A brief excerpt from Willow's diary, explaining what she does for
recreation and introducing her latest assignment

** "Case of the Giant Gnat of Sinatra" **
M. Mitchell Marmel, E. O. Costello, & Walter D. Reimer
Illustrated by Seth Triggs
(1935)
An island adventure when Willow was Les's secretary.
Act One: Upload 6 May 2009
Act Two: Update 29 May 2009
Act Three: Upload 8 July 2009
* Act Four: Upload 3 August 2009 *
** Act Five: Upload 5 October 2009 **
*** Act Six: Upload 23 November 2009 ***
("Load One Quarter of a Ton, and What Do You Get?
or, What’s Mine is Yours.")

(to be continued)

"Justice Takes a Hand"
M.Mitchell Marmel
(August 1936)
There is a plot afoot against Inspector Stagg. Can Willow put a stop
to it in time? And how far will she go to do it?

You may wish to read "The Doe Who Isn't There"
in the Inspector Stagg stories, before reading:

"Sins and Sensibilities"
M.Mitchell Marmel
(August, 1936)
A stained glass window in a Spontoon church has a rather strong effect on Willow,
and gives her quite a bit to think about...

More stories in the time sequence may be found at:
"Let's Doe It (Let's Fall In Love)"

"Tierra de la Muerte"
M.Mitchell Marmel
(with thanks to EOCostello & David Ackermann)
(October 1936)

"Mea Culpa, Mea Maxima Culpa"
EOCostello
(November 1936)

"Contrition:
It's Not Just For Breakfast Anymore"
M.Mitchell Marmel
(with thanks to EOCostello)
(Nominated for 2005 Ursa Major Award)
(November 1936)

"Duet For Pride and Piano"
M.Mitchell Marmel & EOCostello
(November-December 1936)

"The Catto Comeback"
M.Mitchell Marmel & EOCostello
(January 1937)