The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 1504

[]Hérouard, C(héri) (1881-1961) (about) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Ziffs Magazine August 1925
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Olympia #3, 1962

[]Herouard, Celimene (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Courtland’s Conquests, (ss) Paris Gayety March 1934
• * Dumb David, (ss) Paris Nights July 1933
• * A Frenchman’s Fun, (ss) Paris Nights June 1933
• * The Germs of Love, (ss) Paris Gayety May 1934
• * The Haven of Hate, (ss) Paris Nights August 1933
• * In the Mountains, (ss) Paris Nights April 1933
• * A Pinch-Hitter for Adele, (ss) Paris Nights November 1933

[]Heroux, Harold (chron.)
• * Queen of the Deadly Drones, (tc) True Detective Mysteries December 1940

[]Heroux, Jason (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Three Stories, (vi) The Cafe Irreal #59, August 2016

[]Hero Worshipper, A (chron.)
• * A Napoleon of Love, (vi)
• Romance March 1891

[]Herr, Dan(iel J.) (1917-1990) (books) (chron.)
• * America’s Host to Potentates, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 27 1947
• * Introduction (with Joel Wells), (in) Bodies and Souls ed. Dan Herr & Joel Wells, Doubleday, 1961
• * Introduction (with Joel Wells), (in) Bodies and Spirits ed. Dan Herr & Joel Wells, Doubleday, 1964
• * Where’s That Nurse (with Ben Olds), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 4 1947
_____, ed.
• * Bodies and Souls (with Joel Wells), (an) Doubleday (hc), 1961
• * Bodies and Spirits (with Joel Wells), (an) Doubleday (hc), 1964

[]Herr, Horace Howard (fl. 1900s-1920s) (chron.)
• * “Beat” Woodward’s Hold-Up, (na) Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1914
• * Being a Boomer Brakeman:
  * ___ No. 1. Breaking Into the Game, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1909
  * ___ No. 2. On the Smoky End, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1909
  * ___ No. 3. Things Which Break the Monotony, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1909
  * ___ No. 4. Hard Luck on the In and Out, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1910
  * ___ No. 5. Gets His Clearance for Keeps, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1910
• * Breaking Into the Game, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1909
• * The Carbon Copy, (sl) Railroad Man’s Magazine Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1912
• * Cleaning Up Baughan’s Wreck, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine August 1912
• * A Daughter of the White Star, (sl) Argosy Allstory Weekly May 28, Jun 4, Jun 11, Jun 18, Jun 25 1921
• * “Dixie” Jones, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1911
• * The Doukhobor Woman, (sl) Munsey’s Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1924, Jan 1925
• * “Eggs” Edgewood—All Man, (nv) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1917
• * The Emblem on the Whistling Post, (sl) Railroad Man’s Magazine Jul, Aug, Sep 1918
• * The Evolution of “Almost”:
  * ___ No. 1. The General Foreman Hires a Clerk, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1910
  * ___ No. 2. He Is Presented with Another Medal, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1910
  * ___ No. 3. The Right to Sign Orders, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1910
• * For the Benefit of Kelley, (ss) The Railroad and Current Mechanics August 1913
• * The General Foreman Hires a Clerk, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1910
• * Gets His Clearance for Keeps, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1910
• * Great American Train Robberies. No. 18, (ar) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
• * Hard Luck on the In and Out, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1910
• * He Is Presented with Another Medal, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1910
• * His Last Argument, (ss) Collier’s May 31 1913
• * Lem and I on the Ypres War Run, (na) Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1918
• * A Long Letter from Take-a-Chance Simpson, (nv) Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1916
• * Minions of the Law, (sl) Argosy Allstory Weekly Mar 8, Mar 15, Mar 22, Mar 29 1924
• * On Short Time, (sl) The Railroad Man’s Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov 1910
• * On the Smoky End, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1909
• * On the Trouble Special, (na) Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1915
• * Reward, (pm) Blade and Ledger August 1925
• * The Right to Sign Orders, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1910
• * Running by the Red Lights:
  * ___ , (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1915
  * ___ No. 2, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1915
  * ___ No. 3, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1916
  * ___ No. 4, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1916
  * ___ , (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1916
• * Smoke’s Lost Independence, (ss) The Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1910
• * The Stop This Side Eternity, (nv) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 21 1918
• * Things Which Break the Monotony, (ar) The Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1909
• * Tracer 1313, (sl) Railroad Man’s Magazine Jul, Aug, Sep 1911
• * The Tragedy, (pm) The Pacific Monthly June 1909
• * The Turquoise Arrow, (sl) Argosy Allstory Weekly Jun 2, Jun 9, Jun 16 1923
• * When Opportunity Ran Late, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1912
• * With a Crew of Skeletons, (nv) All-Story Weekly July 19 1919
• * A Wop—and a Bohunk at That, (ss) Collier’s August 3 1912
_____, [ref.]
• * Horace H. Herr, Who Has Turned His Railroad Knowledge Into Successful Fiction, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1912, uncredited.

[]Herr, Isaac (chron.)
• * Morning Glories, (pm) St. Nicholas July 1888

[]Herr, Kay (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * The Failure of Two Swiss Sleuths, (ar) The Armchair Detective Spring 1980

[]Herr, Lætitia (1881-?) (chron.)
• * Kite-Time Has Come Again!, (il) St. Nicholas April 1909
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Woman’s Home Companion December 1906

[]Herr, Margo (1937-2005) (about) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Can You Feel Anything When I Do This? by Robert Sheckley, Doubleday, 1971
• * [front cover], (cv) Analog 9 ed. Ben Bova, Doubleday, 1973
• * [front cover], (cv) Down Here in the Dream Quarter by Barry N. Malzberg, Doubleday, 1976
• * [front cover], (cv) Timetipping by Jack M. Dann, Doubleday, 1980

[]Herr, Mark (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Jimmy’s Car, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine July/August 1998

[]Herr, Mary E. (chron.)
• * The Sun with His Great Eye, (ss) Tipyn o’ Bob May 1909

[]Herr, Michael (David) (1940-2016) (about) (chron.)
• * Illumination Rounds, (nv) New American Review #7, August 1969
• * King of the Whispers, (ss) Esquire December 1989
• * The State of the State of Things, (ar) Granta #8, Summer 1983

[]Herr, Mike (chron.)
• * The Final Era, (ss) Mindmares #5, Winter 1999

[]Herr, Pamela (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Reformer, (ar) The Women Who Made the West ed. Nellie Snyder Yost, Judy Alter, Roberta Cheney & Valerie Sherer Mathes, Doubleday, 1980

[]Herr, Richard (chron.)
• * Diplomacy, (ss) Neo-Opsis Science Fiction Magazine #16, February 2009
• * Somebody’s Watching, (ss) Omega Science Digest March/April 1984

[]Herra, Mark (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Rodeo’s Not So Tough, (ar) Caper June 1957
_____, as told to
• * The Makaha Maulers Wiped Me Out, (te) Real Men July 1956; as told by Ken Forsyth

[]Herra, Rafael Angel (chron.)
• * Le Nouvel animal, (ss) Requiem #13, December 1976
• * Pierre apôtre, (ss) Requiem #15, April 1977

[]Herrara, Gilda A. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Snooty Cluety’s Hero Devil, (vi) FrostFire Worlds #19, February 2018

[]Herrara, Yuri
_____, [ref.]
• * The Transmigration of Bodies and Signs Preceding the End of the World by Stephanie McLeay, (br) Aurealis #100, May 2017

[]Herrch-Nell, Aimee (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * An Episode, (pm) Romance #89, May 1897

[]Herreford, George (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Satan, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories January 1936

[]Herrell, Charles (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Woman at Home June 1902

[]Herrell, Dennis (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Alas/At Last/Atlas Shrugged, (pm) Confrontation #88/89, Fall 2004/Winter 2005

[]Herreman, Karl Stephen (chron.)
• * The Trail of Circumstance, (ss) Grit Story Section #1625, March 7 1926

[]Herren, Greg (fl. 2000s-2020s) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Acts of Contrition, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine November 2006
• * Annunciation Shotgun, (ss) New Orleans Noir ed. Julie Smith, Akashic Books, 2007
• * The Carriage House, (ss) Mystery Tribune #13, July/August 2020
• * Crazy in the Night, (ss) Night Shadows: Queer Horror ed. Greg Herren & J. M. Redmann, Bold Strokes Books, 2012
• * The Ditch, (ss) School of Hard Knox ed. Donna Andrews, Greg Herren & Art Taylor, Crippen & Landru, 2023
• * The E-mail Always Pings Twice, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine September/October 2014
• * From the Editor:
  * ___ “I Should Look So Good at 70”, (ed) Mystery Writers of America Annual Edgar Allan Poe Awards Dinner #70, 2016
• * Housecleaning, (ss) Sunshine Noir ed. Annamaria Alfieri & Michael Stanley, White Sun Books, 2016
• Black Cat Weekly #148, 2024
• * In Technicolor: A Roundtable on the Future of Diversity in Speculative Fiction, (sy) Strange Horizons September 23 2019
• * Introduction, (in) Shadows of the Night ed. Greg Herren, The Haworth Press, 2004
• * “I Should Look So Good at 70”, (ed) Mystery Writers of America Annual Edgar Allan Poe Awards Dinner #70, 2016
• * Keeper of the Flame, (ss) Mystery Weekly September 2017
• * Neighborhood Alert, (ss) Mystery Tribune #9, Spring 2019
• * The Nightwatchers, (na) Midnight Thirsts, Kensington, 2004
• * Rougarou, (nv) Unspeakable Horror 2 ed. Vince A. Liaguno, Evil Jester Press, 2017
• * She Cast Her Spell Over Us, (ar) Mystery Writers of America Annual Edgar Allan Poe Awards Dinner #69, 2015 [Ref. Daphne du Maurier]
• * The Silky Veils of Ardor, (ss) The Beat of Black Wings ed. Josh Pachter, Untreed Reads Publishing, 2020
• Black Cat Weekly #33, 2022
• * The Snow Globe, (ss) Chesapeake Crimes: Magic Is Murder ed. Donna Andrews, Barb Goffman & Marcia Talley, Wildside Press, 2022
• * The Spirit Tree, (ss) Double Crossing Van Dine ed. Donna Andrews, Greg Herren & Art Taylor, Crippen & Landru, 2025
• * This Town, (ss) Murder-a-Go-Go’s ed. Holly West, Down & Out Books, 2019
_____, ed.
• * Editor: Mystery Writers of America Annual Edgar Allan Poe Awards Dinner #70, 2016
• * Double Crossing Van Dine (with Donna Andrews & Art Taylor), (oa) Crippen & Landru (tp), August 2025
• * Night Shadows: Queer Horror (with J. M. Redmann), (oa) Bold Strokes Books (tp), October 2012
• * School of Hard Knox (with Donna Andrews & Art Taylor), (oa) Crippen & Landru (tp), September 2023
• * Shadows of the Night, (oa) The Haworth Press (tp), March 2004

[]Herren, Vennette (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Locked Door, (ss) Romance September 1914

[]Herrera, Alfonso
_____, [ref.]
• * Frustrated Frankenstein: Alfonso Herrera and His Colpoids by Miriam Allen deFord, (ar) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction August 1954
• The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction (Australia) #7, 1956

[]Herrera, Gilda A. (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Building an Encounter, (ss) Beyond Centauri July 2009
• * The Delay in the Hunt for Bigfoot, (ss) FrostFire Worlds #2, November 2013
• * ’Dinary Thumb, Super-Hero, Gets His Team, (vi) FrostFire Worlds #4, May 2014
• * Disappearing Death by Inches, (ss) Disturbed Digest #6, September 2014
• * A Grinning Reaper, (ss) Beyond Centauri October 2010
• * The Missing Ingredient, (ss) Beyond Centauri January 2010
• * Overpaying the Piper, (ss) FrostFire Worlds #11, February 2016
• * Rock and Roll Dragon, (vi) FrostFire Worlds #6, November 2014
• * Slippery, Dangerous, (ss) A Robot, a Cyborg, and a Martian Walk Into a Space Bar ed. J. Alan Erwine, Nomadic Delirium Press, 2015
• * The Swell Conspiracy, (ss) Shelter of Daylight #8, Spring 2012
• * Switching Corners, (ss) FrostFire Worlds #7, February 2015
• * Youngest Superhero, (vi) Beyond Centauri October 2011

[]Herrera, Juan Felipe (1948- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Basho & Mandela, (pm) The New Yorker September 7 2020

[]Herrera, Yuri (chron.)
• * Appendix 15, Number 2. The Agent Probii Exploration, (vi) Boston Review Fall 2018; translated from the Spanish by Lisa Dillman.

[]Herreshoff, L. Francis (chron.)
• * The Building of the Snarke, (ss) The Rudder
• Encore #44, October 1945

[]Herrick, Abbie (chron.)
• * The Journey, (ss) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine March/April 1983

[]Herrick, Amy (1951- ) (about) (chron.)
• * In the Air, Over Our Heads, (nv) TriQuarterly 1987
• The Best Short Fiction for 1987 Chosen by America’s Top Magazine Editors ed. George E. Murphy, Bantam Windstone, 1988
• * Pinocchio’s Nose, (ss) The Yale Review Winter 1990
• Prize Stories 1992: The O. Henry Awards ed. William Abrahams, Doubleday, 1992

[]Herrick, Andrew (chron.)
• * Elvis the Rooster, (ss) Australian Short Stories #43, 1993
• * The Fallen Star, (ss) Australian Short Stories #51, 1995
• * Letting Fly, (ss) Australian Short Stories #47, 1994

[]Herrick, Arnold (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Outcast of the Turf, (ss) 12 Sports Aces November 1940

[]Herrick, Barbara (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * The Lionmeter, (ss) Millennium Science Fiction & Fantasy Magazine September 1997
• * The White House, (ss) The Cafe Irreal #9, February 2003

[]Herrick, Carl (chron.)
• * The Man in Whose Lap I Sat, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal October 1898

[]Herrick, Caroline K. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * In the Babies’ Ward, (vi) McClure’s Magazine April 1908
• The Busy Man’s Magazine July 1908

[]Herrick, Cheesman A. (chron.)
• * The Keystone of Power: The Education of the Nations, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine October 1907

[]Herrick, Christine Terhune (1859-1944) (about) (chron.)
• * Apropos of Breakfast, (ar) Harper’s Bazar March 11 1899
• * An Argument for Broths, (ar) Harper’s Bazar January 7 1899
• * The Art of Doing Without, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal April 1896
• * The Bowed Back, (ar) Harper’s Bazar January 6 1900
• * Characteristic Foreign Dishes, (ar) The Puritan March 1901
• * Chilled Cookery, (ar) Harper’s Bazar January 14 1899
• * Cooking by Electricity, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion
• The Busy Man’s Magazine June 1906
• * Cooperative Housekeeping, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine May 1904
• * Cuisine:
  * ___ III.—Our Florentine Menage, Three Meals a Day, (cl) Harper’s Bazar April 8 1899
  * ___ IV.—Our Florentine Menage, Hospitality, (cl) Harper’s Bazar April 22 1899
  * ___ Apropos of Breakfast, (cl) Harper’s Bazar March 11 1899
  * ___ An Argument for Broths, (cl) Harper’s Bazar January 7 1899
  * ___ Chilled Cookery, (cl) Harper’s Bazar January 14 1899
  * ___ Doing Her Own Work, (cl) Harper’s Bazar April 1 1899
  * ___ Fare for Lent, (cl) Harper’s Bazar March 4 1899
  * ___ Florentine Fare, (cl) Harper’s Bazar June 3 1899
  * ___ Kitchen Ideals, (cl) Harper’s Bazar June 10 1899
  * ___ Little Dishes of Fish, (cl) Harper’s Bazar March 18 1899
  * ___ A Man’s Dinner, (cl) Harper’s Bazar February 4 1899
  * ___ Our Florentine Menage, (cl) Harper’s Bazar January 21 1899
  * ___ Spring Kitchen-Cleaning, (cl) Harper’s Bazar May 6 1899
  * ___ A Wedding Dinner, (cl) Harper’s Bazar April 15 1899
  * ___ What May Be Done with Corn Meal, (cl) Harper’s Bazar May 13 1899
• * Cutting the Leading Strings, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion May 1909
• * Doing Her Own Work, (ar) Harper’s Bazar April 1 1899
• * The Era of the Chafing Dish, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine May 1908
• * The Etiquette of a Formal Dinner, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion October 1911
• * Fare for Lent, (ar) Harper’s Bazar March 4 1899
• * First Aid to the Young Housekeeper, (cl) The Puritan Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug 1900
• * Florentine Fare, (ar) Harper’s Bazar June 3 1899
• * A Florentine Menage, (ar) Harper’s Bazar February 25 1899
• * The Funny Side of Married Life, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine July 1914
• * A Girl’s Engagement and Marriage, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1914
• * Handwriting on the Wall, (ss) Harper’s Bazar June 23 1900
• * In London Lodgings, (ar) The Puritan February 1901
• * Kitchen Ideals, (ar) Harper’s Bazar June 10 1899
• * Little Dishes of Fish, (ar) Harper’s Bazar March 18 1899
• * A Man’s Dinner, (ar) Harper’s Bazar February 4 1899
• * Man, the Victim, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine September 1902
• * Marion Harland’s Souvenir Garden, (ar) The Delineator July 1903
• * Minor Points of Etiquette, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion October 1912
• * A Mother’s View of Football, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion
• The Busy Man’s Magazine November 1907
• * Our Florentine Menage, (ar) Harper’s Bazar January 21 1899
• * Our Florentine Menage, Hospitality, (ar) Harper’s Bazar April 22 1899
• * Our Florentine Menage, Three Meals a Day, (ar) Harper’s Bazar April 8 1899
• * Outdoor Festivals, (ar) The Puritan October 1900
• * Recommendation of Servants, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal September 1892
• * Spring Kitchen-Cleaning, (ar) Harper’s Bazar May 6 1899
• * The Swiss Passion Play, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine June 1900
• * A Wedding Dinner, (ar) Harper’s Bazar April 15 1899
• * What May Be Done with Corn Meal, (ar) Harper’s Bazar May 13 1899
• * What New York Women Eat When They Shop, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal June 1909
• * Which Side of the Fence?, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1912
• * Women in Athletics, (ar) The Idler March 1903

[]Herrick, Daniel (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Women of New York, (pi) Nugget April 1957

[]Herrick, Daryl S. (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
• * British Shadow & Mystery Index, (ar) Echoes #82, August 1995
• * The Doc Savage Lawsuit That Wasn’t, (ar) The Pulp Collector v6 #4, 1994
• Pulp Adventures #7, Summer 1996
• * The Doc Savage Story That Wasn’t [Doc Savage], (ar) Age of the Unicorn #6, February 1980
• * The Fine Art of Pretentious Murder, (ar) Echoes #62, June 1992
• * Lester Dent, Storyteller: A Look at “Bat Trap”, (ar) The Savage Society of Bronze #7, Summer 1985 [Ref. Lester Dent]
• * A Look at the Wizard Magazine, (ar) Echoes #6, June 1983
• * Riding the Range of Opinion, (ar) Pulp Vault #12/13, August 1996
• * [letter], (lt) Fantasy Mongers #5, 1983
• * [letter], (lt) Echoes #52 Dec 1990, #53 Feb, #54 Apr, #55 Jun 1991

[]Herrick, (Ada) Elizabeth (1873-1946) (chron.)
• * After All, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine February 1917
• * The By-Product, (ss) The Smart Set December 1911
• * The Canker at the Root, (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd January 1917
• * The Cardinal Lane, (nv) Mystery Stories September 1927
• * Case of Patricia, (ss) The Century Magazine September 1905
• * The Crimson Robe, (nv) Mystery Magazine June 15 1926
• * Ever the Wide World Over, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine March 1919
• * Jewels, (nv) Mystery Magazine November 1926
• * The Keeper of the Door, (ss) The Red Book Magazine April 1912
• * Life’s Little Ironies, (ms) The Smart Set July 1917
• * Made in Heaven, (ss) Cosmopolitan September 1924
• Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine December 1924
• * The Making of a Man, (ss) The Smart Set August 1912
• * The Matter with Peter, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine April 1922
• * A Queen of Tragedy, (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd August 1916
• * A Romany Rhapsody, (ss) Cosmopolitan February 1922
• * A Rope of Sand, (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd September 1916
• * The Unit, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine July 1914
• * The Wall Dog, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine September 1922
• * Witness, (nv) Mystery Magazine April 15 1926

[]Herrick, Elsie (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Baroness Dines Out, (ss) The Novel Magazine September 1932

[]Herrick, Emma (chron.)
• * Twilight, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine October 1868

[]Herrick, Genevieve Forbes (1894-1962) (about) (chron.)
• * About the Length of Skirts, (ss) The American Magazine April 1930
• * Blah!, (ss) Redbook Magazine November 1936
• * But Their Souls Are Not Crippled, (ar) The Shrine Magazine May 1927
• * Her First “His Majesty”, (ss) The Red Book Magazine November 1929
• * “Loved, Feared and Followed”, (ar) Collier’s September 23 1950 [Ref. Mary McLeod Bethune]
• * Mary Garden Tells Her Middle Name, (iv) Liberty January 24 1925 [Ref. Mary Garden]
• * Not Insanity but Mental Illness (with John Herrick), (ar) Liberty Oct 4, Oct 11, Oct 18 1924
• * Women Who Kill, (ar) Liberty January 3 1925
• * Words from Washington, (ar) Country Gentleman April 1935

[]Herrick, George F. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Wond’rin, (pm) Action Stories January 1928

[]Herrick, Gerardus Post (1873-1955) (about) (chron.)
• * The God of the Men Who Do Things, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine February 1911

[]Herrick, Gertrude (chron.)
• * Circle, (ss) Modern Review Autumn 1922
• * Fog, (ss) Modern Review October 1923
• * Goats, (ss) Modern Review July 1924
• * Passage, (ss) Echo August 1925
• * Shrines, (ss) The World Tomorrow March 1924

[]Herrick, Helen Leavenworth (1868-1905) (about) (chron.)
• * The Cruise of the Jimpsey—A Fourth of July Story, (ss) The Pocket Magazine July 1896
• * Loin Du Bal, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1895
• * Lost—A Letter, (pl) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1898

[]Herrick, Hoe (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Take Your Heart Off Your Sleeve, (ss) Love Short Stories May 1943

[]Herrick, Huldah; pseudonym of Sarah Endicott Ober (1854-1938) (about) (chron.)
• * The Informer of Red Clay Gully, (nv) Short Stories January 1896

[]Herrick, J. F. (chron.)
• * War with the Little “Redskins”, (vi) St. Nicholas October 1885

[]Herrick, James (chron.)
• * Rune Lament, (pm) Fables Autumn 2000
• Legend: Worlds of Possibility #5, Spring/Summer 2002

[]Herrick, James F. (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * The Blockadora, (pm) This Week April 20 1941
• * The Cigarbuttlover, (pm) This Week April 27 1941
• * The Cigretmoocher, (pm) This Week April 7 1940
• * The Crossitslegsa, (pm) This Week January 14 1940
• * The Crosswalkblocker, (pm) This Week February 25 1940
• * The Facemakeupper, (pm) This Week January 7 1940
• * The Fumblecoin, (pm) This Week February 11 1940
• * The Gumchusticker, (pm) This Week March 24 1940
• * The Hurryupperguy, (pm) This Week December 31 1939
• * Metropolitan Menaces:
  * ___ No. 1: The Hurryupperguy, (pm) This Week December 31 1939
  * ___ No. 2: The Facemakeupper, (pm) This Week January 7 1940
  * ___ No. 3: The Crossitslegsa, (pm) This Week January 14 1940
  * ___ No. 4: The Opencoffer, (pm) This Week January 21 1940
  * ___ No. 5: The Saveacenter, (pm) This Week January 28 1940
  * ___ No. 6: The Taxicheater, (pm) This Week February 4 1940
  * ___ No. 7: The Fumblecoin, (pm) This Week February 11 1940
  * ___ The Blockadora, (pm) This Week April 20 1941
  * ___ The Cigarbuttlover, (pm) This Week April 27 1941
  * ___ The Cigretmoocher, (pm) This Week April 7 1940
  * ___ The Crosswalkblocker, (pm) This Week February 25 1940
  * ___ The Gumchusticker, (pm) This Week March 24 1940
  * ___ The Nohandsignal, (pm) This Week March 30 1941
  * ___ The Puff-Eat-Puffer, (pm) This Week April 13 1941
  * ___ The Radioloud, (pm) This Week March 23 1941
  * ___ The Rustlercruncher, (pm) This Week October 26 1941
  * ___ The Scuse-Me-Pleaser, (pm) This Week June 1 1941
  * ___ The Seasiderunner, (pm) This Week May 18 1941
  * ___ The Swinganswaya, (pm) This Week March 16 1941
  * ___ The Takeuptimer, (pm) This Week May 4 1941
  * ___ The Window-Upper, (pm) This Week May 25 1941
• * The Nohandsignal, (pm) This Week March 30 1941
• * The Opencoffer, (pm) This Week January 21 1940
• * The Puff-Eat-Puffer, (pm) This Week April 13 1941
• * The Radioloud, (pm) This Week March 23 1941
• * The Rustlercruncher, (pm) This Week October 26 1941
• * The Saveacenter, (pm) This Week January 28 1940
• * The Scuse-Me-Pleaser, (pm) This Week June 1 1941
• * The Seasiderunner, (pm) This Week May 18 1941
• * The Swinganswaya, (pm) This Week March 16 1941
• * The Takeuptimer, (pm) This Week May 4 1941
• * The Taxicheater, (pm) This Week February 4 1940
• * The Window-Upper, (pm) This Week May 25 1941

[]Herrick, John; pseudonym of Carl Glick (1890-1971) (chron.)
• * Chorus Girls and Debutantes, (ss) Saucy Stories December 1920
• * The Dream and the Reality, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #120, August 19 1911
• * In Chinatown, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #114, July 8 1911
• * The Strong Room, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #156, April 27 1912
• * The Unspoiled Girl, (ss) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine October 1920

[]Herrick, John (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Not Insanity but Mental Illness (with Genevieve Forbes Herrick), (ar) Liberty Oct 4, Oct 11, Oct 18 1924

[]Herrick, Katharine P. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Scene at the Garrick Theatre During Horse-Show Week, (pl) Gunter’s Magazine March 1905

[]Herrick, Kimball (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Blonde Percentage, (ss) The American Magazine June 1935
• * Crooked Wheels, (ss) Farm Journal March 1938
• * Dust, (ss) The American Magazine October 1935
• * Grainman, (ss) Argosy October 19 1935
• World Wide Adventure Summer 1969
• * A Job to Do, (ss) The American Magazine March 1938
• * Parana Bounce, (ss) Country Gentleman May 1939
• * Rabbit Pie, (vi) Liberty January 21 1939
• * Suction, (ss) The American Magazine February 1935
• The Evening Standard October 19 1935
• * Tearoom for Two, (ss) The American Magazine July 1939
• * Tow Job, (vi) The American Magazine August 1937

[]Herrick, Landon (chron.)
• * The City Dweller, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post September 1 1934

[]Herrick, Leonora (chron.)
• * Employment and Post-War Prosperity, (es) The Yale Review Winter 1945

[]Herrick, Lida M. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Maud Muller Up-To-Date, (pm) Breezy Stories March 1927

[]Herrick, Louise (chron.)
• * Careless Speech, (??) The Century Magazine February 1883
• * How the Yankees Came to Blackwood, (ss) St. Nicholas January 1888

[]Herrick, Maddick-Mead (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) This Week Apr 30, Dec 24 1939, May 26, Jun 16, Aug 11 1940

[]Herrick, Marion (chron.)
• * Depression, (ss) The Midland November/December 1932

[]Herrick, Maude Zella (1877-1956) (chron.)
• * Addie Likes the War, (ss) Smith’s Magazine March 1919
• * Avoided Visit of Carolyn, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine April 1911
• * Descended of Eve, (ss) Smith’s Magazine May 1910
• * “Don’t Call No Cops!”, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1928
• * Learn That Guy!, (ss) The Red Book Magazine June 1928
• * Lily Pays the Gas Bill, (ss) The Red Book Magazine September 1928
• * The Velocity of Mr. Vico, (ss) The Red Book Magazine December 1927

[]Herrick, Mildred (chron.)
• * Black Gold Tells Me the Truth, (ar) Liberty July 5 1924

[]Herrick, Mortimer (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Everywoman, (sa) The Green Book Album November 1911 [Ref. Walter Browne]; novelization of the play by Walter Browne.
• * I Want to Know You Folks, (iv) The Green Book Album June 1912 [Ref. Leopoldine Konstantin]
• * The Million, (sa) The Green Book Album May 1912 [Ref. Georges Berr, Leo Ditrichstein & Marcel Guillemaud]; novelization of the play by Leo Ditrichstein from the French of Georges Berr, based on Marcel Guillemaud.
• * The Nigger, (sa) The Green Book Album April 1911 [Ref. Edward Sheldon]; novelization of the play by Edward Sheldon.
• * Overnight, (sa) The Green Book Album September 1911 [Ref. Philip Bartholomae]; novelization of the play by Philip Bartholomae.

[]Herrick, R. C. (chron.)
• * Hope Springs Eternal, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post July 22 1939

[]Herrick, Richard (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * You Are, Like All the Fair, (pm) College Humor September 1929

[]Herrick, Robert (1591-1674) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Abstinence, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Accusation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Admonition, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Adversity, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Advice the Best Actor, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * After Autumne, Winter, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Again, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Againe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Against Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Age Unfit for Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * All Things Decay and Die, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The Golden Book Magazine #69, September 1930, as "“All things decay with Time…”"
• * “All things decay with Time…”, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "All Things Decay and Die"
• The Golden Book Magazine #69, September 1930
• * The Amber Bead, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Ambition, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Anacreontike, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The English Illustrated Magazine January 1895, as "“Born I Was to Be Old”"
• * Anacrontick Verse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Anger, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Another, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Another Charme for Stables, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Another of the Same, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Another on Her, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Another on Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Another to Bring in the Witch, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Another to Neptune, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Another to the Maids, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Another Upon Her, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Another Upon Her Weeping, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Anthea’s Retractation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Any Way for Wealth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Apparition of His Mistresse Calling Him to Elizium, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Apron of Flowers, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The English Illustrated Magazine August 1894
• * The Argument of His Book, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Art Above Nature, to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Bacchanalian Verse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Bachanalian Verse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Bad May Be Better, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Bad Princes Pill their People, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Bad Season Makes the Poet Sad, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Bad Wages for Good Service, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Bag of the Bee, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Barly-Break: or, Last in Hell, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Bashfulnesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Bastards, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Beauty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Bed-man, or Grave-maker, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1881, as "The Grave-Digger"
• * The Beggar, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Beggar to Mab, the Fairie Queen, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Magic ed. Seon Manley & Gogo Lewis, Funk & Wagnalls, 1967, as "Queen Mab’s Good Grace"
• * Beginning, Difficult, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Being Once Blind, His Request to Biancha, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Bell-man, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1878
• The Pall Mall Magazine December 1899, uncredited.
• * Best to Be Merry, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Beucolick, or Discourse of Neatherds, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Biting of Beggars, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Blame, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Blame the Reward of Princes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Bleeding Hand: or, The Sprig of Eglantine Given to a Maid, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Body, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Bondman, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * “Born I Was to Be Old”, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Anacreontike"
• The English Illustrated Magazine January 1895
• * The Bracelet of Pearle: To Silvia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Braclet to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1881
• The English Illustrated Magazine October 1894
• The Lady’s Realm August 1897
• The Argosy (UK) January 1937
• * Bribes and Gifts Get All, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Bride-Cake, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1882
• The English Illustrated Magazine May 1894
• * The Broken Christall, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Bubble. A Song, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Bucolick Betwixt Two: Lacon and Thyrsis, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Buriall, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * By Use Comes Easinesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Candlemas Eve, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Ceremonies for Candlemasse Eve"
• Ghosts and Shadows ed. Dorothy Edwards, Lutterworth, 1980
• * The Candor of Julias Teeth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Canticle to Apollo, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Captiv’d Bee: or, The Little Filcher, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Care a Good Keeper, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Carkanet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Casualties, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Caution, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Caution in Councell, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Ceremonies for Candlemasse Day, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• McClure’s Magazine December 1911
• * Ceremonies for Candlemasse Eve, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• McClure’s Magazine February 1910
• Ghosts and Shadows ed. Dorothy Edwards, Lutterworth, 1980, as "Candlemas Eve"
• * Ceremonies for Christmasse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The Weekly Tale-Teller #84, December 10 1910
• The Golden Book Magazine #108, December 1933
• * Ceremony Upon Candlemas Eve, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1879
• * Change Common to All, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Change Gives Content, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Changes to Corinna, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Charm, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "A Charme, or an Allay for Love"
• Mystery! ed. Seon Manley & Gogo Lewis, Funk & Wagnalls, 1963
• * A Charme, or an Allay for Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Mystery! ed. Seon Manley & Gogo Lewis, Funk & Wagnalls, 1963, as "A Charm"
• * Charmes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Charms, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Charon and Phylomel, a Dialogue Sung, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Cheat of Cupid: or, The Ungentle Guest, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Cheerfulnesse in Charitie: or, The Sweet Sacrifice, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Cherrie-Ripe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The Lady’s Realm October 1899
• * Cherry-Pit, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Choose for the Best, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Chop-Cherry, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Christian Militant, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Christmas Eve—A Ceremonie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Christmasse-Eve, Another Ceremonie"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1881
• * Christmasse-Eve, Another Ceremonie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1881, as "Christmas Eve—A Ceremonie"
• The Windsor Magazine December 1900, as "On Christmas Eve", uncredited.
• * Clemency, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Clemency in Kings, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Cloathes, Are Conspirators, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Clothes Do but Cheat and Cousen Us, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Cloud, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Coblers Catch, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1879
• * Comfort in Calamity, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Comforts in Crosses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Comfort to a Lady Upon the Death of Her Husband, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Comfort to a Youth That had Lost His Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Coming of Good Luck, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Conformitie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Conformity Is Comely, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Conjuration, to Electra, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Connubii Flores, or the Well-Wishes at Weddings, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Consultation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Contention, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Content, Not Cates, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Corinna’s Going a Maying, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1874
• * Counsell, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Counsel to Girls, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time"
• The Gold Book Magazine August 1921
• Best Stories of All Time October 1926
• * A Country Life: To His Brother, M. Tho: Herrick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Country Life, to the Honoured M. End. Porter, Groom of the Bed-Chamber to His Maj., (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Couplets, (gp)
• The Golden Book Magazine #13, January 1926
• * Courage Cool’d, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Covetous Still Captives, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Credit of the Conqueror, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Crosse and Pile, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Crosses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Crowd and Company, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Cruell Maid, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Cruelties, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Cruelty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Cruelty Base in Commanders, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Crutches, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Cunctation in Correction, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Curse. A Song, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Custard, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Dangers Wait on Kings, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Dean-Bourn, a Rude River in Devon, by Which Sometimes He Lived, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Death Ends All Woe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Defence for Women, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Definition of Beauty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Delay, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Delaying Bride, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Delight and Disorder, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Delight in Disorder"
• Best Stories of All Time June 1926
• * Delight in Disorder, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1882
• The English Illustrated Magazine February 1894
• The Idler April 1903
• Ainslee’s November 1925
• Best Stories of All Time June 1926, as "Delight and Disorder"
• * The Deluge, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Deniall in Women No Disheartning to Men, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Departure of the Good Demon, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Depth of Silence, (ex) Hesperides, 1648, as "To His Mistresse Objecting to Him Neither Toying or Talking"
• The Argosy June 1911
• * Devotion Makes the Deity, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Dialogue Betwixt Himselfe and Mistresse Eliza: Wheeler, Under the Name of Amarillis, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1881
• * A Dialogue Betwixt Horace and Lydia, Translated Anno 1627, and Set by Mr. Ro: Ramsey, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Diet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Difference Betwixt Kings and Subjects, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Dirge Upon the Death of the Right Valiant Lord, Bernard Stuart, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Discontents in Devon, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Discord Not Disadvantageous, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Disswasions from Idlenesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Distance Betters Dignities, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Distrust, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Divination by a Daffodil, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The English Illustrated Magazine May 1891
• * Draw, and Drinke, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Draw Gloves, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Dream, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Dreame, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Dreames, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Duty to Tyrants, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Early Rising, (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1850
• * An Eclogue, or Pastorall Between Endimion Porter and Lycidas Herrick, Set and Sung, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Empires, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The End, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * An End Decreed, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The End of His Worke, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Entertainment: or, Porch-Verse, at the Marriage of Mr. Hen. Northly, and the Most Witty Mrs. Lettice Yard, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * An Epitaph Upon a Child, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• St. Nicholas November 1882, as "Grace for a Child"
• The Cornish Magazine December 1898, as "Grace for a Child"
• National Magazine December 1902, as "Grace for a Child"
• * An Epitaph Upon a Sober Matron, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * An Epitaph Upon a Virgin, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * An Epithalamie to Sir Thomas Southwell and His Ladie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Eternitie, (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1882
• * Evensong, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Event of Things Not in Our Power, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Examples, or Like Prince, Like People, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Excesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Expences Exhaust, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Eye, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Eyes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Eyes Before the Eares, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Factions, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Fair Daffodils, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1896; Herrick’s poem put to music., music by W. J. Foxell
• * Fair Dayes: or, Dawnes Deceitfull, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Faire After Foule, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Faire Shewes Deceive, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Fairies, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The Pall Mall Magazine March 1900
• * The Fairie Temple: or, Oberons Chapell. Dedicated to Mr. John Merrifield, Counsellor at Law, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Faith Four-Square, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * False Mourning, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Fame, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Fame Makes Us Forward, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Farewell Frost, or Welcome the Spring, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Feare, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Feare Gets Force, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Felicity Knowes No Fence, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Felicity, Quick of Flight, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Few Fortunate, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The First Marrs or Makes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * First Work, and then Wages, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Flatterie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * “Fly Me Not”, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Upon His Gray Haires"
• The English Illustrated Magazine January 1894
• * Foolishnesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * “For Her Beauty It Was Such”, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Upon a Maide"
• The Ludgate #61, November 1900
• * Fortune, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Fortune Favours, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Foure Things Make Us Happy Here, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Frankincense, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Fresh Cheese and Cream, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Frolick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Frozen Heart, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Frozen Zone; or, Julia Disdainfull, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Funerall Rites of the Rose, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Gain and Gettings, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Gather Ye Rosebuds, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time"
• The English Illustrated Magazine June 1891
• The Scrap Book May, May (abbrev) 1906
• * Gentlenesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Glorie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Glory, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Gold, Before Goodnesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Good Death, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Good Husband, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Good Luck Not Lasting, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Good Manners at Meat, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Good-Night or Blessing, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Good Precepts, or Counsell, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Grace for a Child, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "An Epitaph Upon a Child"
• St. Nicholas November 1882
• The Cornish Magazine December 1898
• National Magazine December 1902
• * The Grave-Digger, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "The Bed-man, or Grave-maker"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1881
• * Great Boast, Small Rost, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Great Maladies, Long Medicines, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Great Spirits Supervive, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Griefe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Griefes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Hag, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1879
• Asmodeus #2, Fall 1951
• Spooks, Spooks, Spooks ed. Helen Hoke, Franklin Watts, 1966
• A Chilling Collection ed. Helen Hoke, Thomas Nelson US, 1979
• Classic, Spooky Poems for Halloween Night ed. M. Grant Kellermeyer, Oldstyle Tales Press, 2020
• * The Hagg, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Hand and Tongue, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Happinesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Happinesse to Hospitality, or a Hearty Wish to Good House-keeping, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Haste Hurtfull, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Head-ake, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Best Stories of All Time February 1927
• * Health, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Her Bed, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Her Legs, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Hesperides, (co) (hc), 1648
• * His Age, Dedicated to His Peculiar Friend, M. John Wickes, Under the Name of Posthumus, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Almes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Answer to a Friend, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Answer to a Question, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Best Stories of All Time February 1927
• * His Cavalier, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1882
• * His Change, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Charge to Julia at His Death, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Comfort, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Content in the Country, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Covenant or Protestation to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Desire, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Embalming to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Fare-well to Sack, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Grange, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Grange, or Private Wealth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The Golden Book Magazine #17, May 1926
• * His Hope or Sheat-Anchor, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Lachrimee or Mirth, Turn’d to Mourning, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Last Request to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Losse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Misery in a Mistresse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Own Epitaph, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Parting from Mrs Dorothy Keneday, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Poetrie His Pillar, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1882
• * His Prayer to Ben. Jonson, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Protestation to Perilla, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Recantation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Request to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Returne to London, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Sailing from Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Teares to Thamasis, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Weaknesse in Woes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Winding-Sheet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Wish, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * His Wish to Privacie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Hock-Cart, or Harvest Home: To the Right Honourable. Mildmay, Earle of Westmoreland, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Honey-combe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Hope Heartens, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Hope Well and Have Well: or, Faire After Foule Weather, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Houre-Glasse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * How He Would Drinke His Wine, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * How His Soule Came Ensnared, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * How Lilies Came White, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * How Marigolds Came Yellow, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * How Pansies or Hart-Ease Came First, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1874
• * How Primroses Came Green, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * How Roses Came Red, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * How Springs Came First, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * How the Wall-Flower Came First, and Why So Called, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * How Violets Came Blew, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Hunger, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Hymne to Bacchus, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * An Hymne to Cupid, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * An Hymne to Juno, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * An Hymne to Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Hymne to Sir Clipseby Crew, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Hymne to the Graces, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Hymne, to the Lares, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Hymne to the Muses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Hymne to Venus, and Cupid, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * I Call and I Call, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The English Illustrated Magazine Apr 1894, Jul 1895
• The Lady’s Realm May 1898
• * “I dare not ask a kiss…”, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "To Electra"
• The Golden Book Magazine #123, March 1935
• * I Held Love’s Head, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Upon Love"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1881
• * Ill Government, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Impossibilities to His Friend, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * In Praise of Women, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * In the Darke None Dainty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Invitation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Jack and Jill, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Jimmall Ring, or True-Love Knot, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Julia’s Churching, or Purification, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Julia’s Clothes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Upon Julia’s Clothes"
• Encore #38, April 1945
• * Julia’s Petticoat, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Just Man, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A King and No King, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Kings, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Kings and Tyrants, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Kiss. A Dialogue, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Kisse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Kisses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Kisses Loathsome, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Kissing and Bussing…, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Kissing Usurie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Large Bounds Doe but Bury Us, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Larr’s Portion, and the Poet’s Part, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Last Stroke Strike Sure, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Laugh and Lie Downe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Lawes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Lawne, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Lawse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Lazare Fibulum, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Leander’s Obsequies, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Lenitie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Leprosie in Clothes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Leprosie in Houses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Leven, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Liberty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Life Is the Bodies Light, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Like Loves His Like, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Like Pattern, Like People, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Lilly in a Christal, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Lines Have Their Linings, and Bookes Their Buckram, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Lips Tonguelesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Little and Loud, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Littlenesse No Cause of Leannesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Long and Lazie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Long Lookt for Comes at Last, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Losse from the Least, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Lots to Be Liked, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Love Dislikes Nothing, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Love Is a Sirrup, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Love Kill’d by Lack, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Love Lightly Pleased, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The English Illustrated Magazine April 1895
• * Love Me Little, Love Me Long, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Best Stories of All Time February 1927
• * Love Palpable, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Love Perfumes All Parts, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Lovers How They Come and Part, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Love’s Play at Push-Pin, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Love, What It Is, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Lyrick for Legacies, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Lyrick to Mirth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Mad Maids Song, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1881
• The Pall Mall Magazine January 1894
• The English Illustrated Magazine Mar 1894, Mar 1895
• * The Maiden-Blush, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Maids Nay’s Are Nothing, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Mans Dying-Place Uncertain, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Mattens, or Morning Prayer, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * May, (pm)
• Metropolitan Magazine May 1908
• * May Blossoms, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "To Carnations. A Song"
• The Lady’s Realm May 1899
• * The May-Pole, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Meane, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Meane in Our Meanes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Meane Things Overcome Mighty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Meat Without Mirth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Meddow Verse or Anniversary to Mistris Bridget Lowman, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Meditation for His Mistresse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Men Mind No State in Sicknesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Merits Make the Man, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Miseries, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Moderation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Money Gets the Masterie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Money Makes the Mirth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The Golden Book Magazine #13, January 1926
• * The More Mighty, the More Mercifull, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * More Modest, More Manly, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * More Potent, Lesse Peccant, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Most Words, Lesse Works, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Mount of the Muses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Mrs. Eliz. Wheeler, Under the Name of the Lost Shepardesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Multitude, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Need, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Neglect, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Never Too Late to Dye, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A New-Yeares Gift Sent to Sir Simon Steward, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Night-Piece, to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The Atlantic Monthly January 1879, as "untitled (“Her eyes the glow-worm lend thee…”)"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1882
• The Golden Book Magazine #45, September 1928
• * No Action Hard to Affection, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * No Bashfulnesse in Begging, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * No Danger to Men Desperate, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * No Despight to the Dead, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * No Difference i’th’Dark, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * No Fault in Women, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Encore #8, September 1942
• * No Loathsomenesse in Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * No Lock Against Letcherie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * No Luck in Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• The Windsor Magazine August 1900
• * No Man Without Money, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * None Free from Fault, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * No Paines, No Gaines, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Nor Buying or Selling, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * No Shipwrack of Vertue. To a Friend, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * No Spouse but a Sister, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Not Every Day Fit for Verse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Nothing Free-Cost, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Nothing New, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Not to Covet Much Where Tittle Is the Charge, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Not to Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * No Want Where There’s Little, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Nuptiall Song, or Epithalamie, on Sir Clipseby Crew and His Lady, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Nuptiall Verse to Mistresse Elizabeth Lee, Now Lady Tracy, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Obedience, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Obedience in Subjects, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Oberons Feast, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Oberons Palace, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Observation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * An Ode for Him, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * An Ode to Master Endymion Porter, Upon His Brother’s Death, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * An Ode to Sir Clipsebie Crew, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Of Horne a Comb-Maker, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Of Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Of Love. A Sonnet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Old Parson Beanes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Upon Parson Beanes"
• The Pall Mall Magazine Oct 1896, Oct 1898
• * The Old Wives Prayer, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Olive Branch, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Olive Branch, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine August 1894, music by W. A. Roberts
• * On a Perfum’d Lady, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Once Poore, Still Penurious, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Once Seen and No More, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Chloris Walking in the Snow, (pm) (error, actually by William Strode)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1880
• * On Fortune, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Gelli-Flowers Begotten, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Himself, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Himselfe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On His Booke, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Jone, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Jone and Jane, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Julia’s Breath, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Julias Lips, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Julia’s Picture, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Poet Prat, Epigr., (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * On Tomasin Parsons, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Orpheus, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Our Own Sinnes Unseen, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Out of Time, Out of Tune, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Paines Without Profit, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Painting Sometimes Permitted, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Panegerick to Sir Lewis Pemberton, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Paranaeticall, or Advisive Verse, to His Friend, M. John Wicks, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Parcae, or, Three Dainty Destinies: The Armilet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1881
• The English Illustrated Magazine September 1894
• * Parcell-Gil’t-Poetry, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Pardons, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Parliament of Roses to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Parting Verse, or Charge to His Supposed Wife When He Travelled, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Parting Verse, the Feast There Ended, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Passion, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Pastorall Sung to the King: Montano, Silvio, and Mirtillo, Shepheards, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * A Pastorall Upon the Birth of Prince Charles, Presented to the King, and Set by Mr. Nic: Laniere, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Patience in Princes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Peace Not Permanent, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Penitence, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Perfume, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Perseverance, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Peter-Penny, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Physitians, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Pillar of Fame, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Pitie to the Prostrate, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Plaudite, or End of Life, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Pleasures Pernicious, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Plots Not Still Prosperous, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Plunder, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Poems of a Pastor, (gp)
• Best Stories of All Time February 1927
• * The Poet Hath Lost His Pipe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Poet Loves a Mistresse, but Not to Marry, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Poetry Perpetuates the Poet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Poets, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Poets Good Wishes for the Most Hopefull and Handsome Prince, the Duke of Yorke, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Policie in Princes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * The Pomander Bracelet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Possessions, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
• * Posting to Printing, (pm) Hesperides, 1648
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