Selected Short Stories of Philip Wylie (1945) Crunch & Des: Stories of Florida Fishing (1948) The Best of Crunch & Des (1954) Treasure Cruise and other Stories (1956) Crunch & Des: Classic Stories about Saltwater Fishing (1990) The Big Ones Get Away, Salt Water Daffy, Fish and Tin Fish and Selected Short Stories of Philip Wylie were published as Armed Services Editions during WWII, as were Night Unto Night and When Worlds Collide. Non-fiction Generation of Vipers (1942) An Essay on Morals (1947) Denizens Of The Deep (1953) The Answer (1955) The Magic Animal (1968) Sons and Daughters of Mom (1971) Essays/articles The following is a partial list: "Why Colleges Fail Students" Saturday Evening Post (December 13, 1930) "The Quitter as Hero" Harper's Magazine (Oct. 1933) "Writing for the Movies" Harper's Magazine (Nov. 1933) "The Illiteracy of Educators" Saturday Review of Literature (June 3, 1944) "Sex and the Censor" Nation (July 8, 1944) "War and Peace in Miami" New Republic (1944) "Memorandum on Anti-Semitism" American Mercury (Jan. 1945) "Safe and Insane" The Atlantic (Jan. 1948) "How To Admire Writers" Atlantic (1950) "We Are Making a Circus of Death" Coronet (September 1959) "Medievalism and the MacArthurian Legend" Quarterly Journal of Speech (1951) "Panic, Psychology, and the Bomb" Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (Feb. 1954) "Science Has Spoiled My Supper" The Atlantic Monthly (Apr, 1954) "The Mysterious Doctors of Bimini" Saturday Evening Post (1954) "The Crime of Mickey Spillane" Good Housekeeping (1955) "Predictions: 2001 A.D." (1956) "The Career Woman" Playboy (January 1963) "UFOs: The Sense and Nonsense" Popular Science (March 1967) "McNamara's Missile Defense: A Multi-Billion Dollar Fiasco?" Popular Science (Jan. 1968) "Who Killed Mankind?" Today's Health (Oct. 1970) Films Island of Lost Souls (1932) screenplay Murders in the Zoo (1933) screenplay King of the Jungle (1933) screenplay Come On, Marines! (1934) story Death Flies East (1935) story Fair Warning (1937) story Under Suspicion (1937) story Second Honeymoon (1937) story The Gladiator (1938) based on novel Charlie Chan in Reno (1939) original story "Death Makes a Decree" The Smiling Ghost (1941) story - uncredited Springtime in the Rockies (1942) story Cinderella Jones (1946) story Night Unto Night (1949) novel When Worlds Collide (1951) novel Johnny Tiger (1966) co-screenplay TV seriesCrunch and Des was adapted for a syndicated TV series (37 episodes, 1955–1956) starring Forrest Tucker and Sandy Kenyon and filmed in Bermuda. "L.A. 2017", a 1971 episode of the television series The