The FictionMags Index

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[]Williams, Frances Foster (chron.)
• * His Mother, (ss) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly June 1917

[]Williams, Frances Swann (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Magnet Stone, (sl) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1895, Jan, Feb, Mar 1896
• * Marie Tremaine, (sl) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1898
• * The Silver Shafts, (sl) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1894

[]Williams, Francis (fl. 1920s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Aid for Small Firms, (ms) The Passing Show April 21 1934
• * The Arms Tangle, (ms) The Passing Show October 27 1934
• * Bludgeon Rule, (ms) The Passing Show March 10 1934
• * A Bumper Christmas, (ms) The Passing Show December 21 1935
• * Change in Russia, (ms) The Passing Show May 19 1934
• * Cheap Mortgages, (ms) The Passing Show July 21 1934
• * A Cheerful Budget?, (ms) The Passing Show February 15 1936
• * Closing Down, (ms) The Passing Show July 7 1934
• * Coins, Notes or Cheques, (ms) The Passing Show July 27 1935
• * Colonies of the League, (ms) The Passing Show July 4 1936
• * The Cost of Waste, (ms) The Passing Show March 20 1937
• * Currency Concord, (ms) The Passing Show November 28 1936
• * The Daily Mirror, (ar) Lilliput June 1958, as "Lilliput Looks at the Daily Mirror", uncredited.
• A Second Lilliput Magazine Anthology ed. Chris Harte, Sports History Publishing, May 2025
• * Dear Bread, (ms) The Passing Show October 7 1933
• * Deluded Investors, (ms) The Passing Show September 7 1935
• * The Dollar Exchange, (ms) The Passing Show March 31 1934
• * Down and Down and Down, (ms) The Passing Show December 8 1934
• * Ending It All, (ar) Lilliput May 1958
• * Exchange Makeshifts, (ms) The Passing Show September 22 1934
• * Eyes East, (ms) The Passing Show May 4 1935
• * Farm v. Industry, (ms) The Passing Show October 13 1934
• * Fewer People, (ms) The Passing Show November 3 1934
• * 50s.-a-Year Wages!, (ms) The Passing Show October 6 1934
• * The Four Men of Silver, (ms) The Passing Show January 18 1936
• * Germany’s Default, (ms) The Passing Show January 13 1934
• * A Gloomy View, (ms) The Passing Show June 8 1935
• * Goering? Goebbels?, (ms) The Passing Show February 17 1934
• * The Gold Fetish, (ms) The Passing Show August 4 1934
• * Great Little Industries, (ms) The Passing Show March 28 1936
• * “Haves” and “Have-Nots”, (ms) The Passing Show April 4 1936
• * Hoards of Gold, (ms) The Passing Show September 21 1935
• * Home Trade Truth, (ms) The Passing Show November 25 1933
• * Houses Like Cars, (ms) The Passing Show April 14 1934
• * A Housing Loan?, (ms) The Passing Show September 1 1934
• * Industry on Trek, (ms) The Passing Show August 31 1935
• * Inquest on N.R.A., (ms) The Passing Show July 13 1935
• * International Trade, (ms) The Passing Show August 18 1934
• * Japan and Our Trade, (ms) The Passing Show July 6 1935
• * The Kubla Diamonds, (ar) Holiday Clubman #60, Winter 1955/1956
• * Land-Hungry Nations, (ms) The Passing Show June 20 1936
• * The League of Nations, (ms) The Passing Show July 20 1935
• * Lending Abroad, (ms) The Passing Show October 20 1934
• * Lilliput Looks at the Daily Mirror, (ar) Lilliput June 1958, uncredited.
• * Looking Ahead, (ms) The Passing Show November 10 1934
• * Lower Real Wages, (ms) The Passing Show January 4 1936
• * Managed Money, (ms) The Passing Show August 11 1934
• * Money at Work, (ms) The Passing Show July 14 1934
• * More Leisure, (ms) The Passing Show March 24 1934
• * More Wages Due, (ms) The Passing Show November 16 1935
• * More Work for the League, (ms) The Passing Show May 2 1936
• * Mortgage Rates, (ms) The Passing Show May 25 1935
• * Nazi Workless, (ms) The Passing Show August 25 1934
• * Neglected Coal, (ms) The Passing Show October 19 1935
• * Nervous Capital, (ms) The Passing Show November 11 1933
• * News of Work, (ms) The Passing Show December 14 1935
• * The Next Flare-Up, (ms) The Passing Show September 29 1934
• * No Wheat Shortage, (ms) The Passing Show September 12 1936
• * Oil for the Machines of Britain, (ms) The Passing Show May 23 1936
• * One Hundred Years, (ms) The Passing Show September 28 1935
• * Perils of a Boom, (ms) The Passing Show May 5 1934
• * The Persuasive Newsreel, (ms) The Passing Show January 25 1936
• * Planning a City, (ms) The Passing Show December 7 1935
• * Plastics Have a Moral, (ms) The Passing Show April 11 1936
• * Price-Raising, (ms) The Passing Show November 4 1933
• * The Prime Minister, (ar) The Spectator
• Compass: Current Reading #1, December 1945
• * The Right Hon. Ernest Bevin, Minister of Labour, (bg) The Strand Magazine October 1940 [Ref. Ernest Bevin]
• The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” November 1940
• * The Right Hon. Herbert Morrison, Minister of Supply, (bg) The Strand Magazine November 1940 [Ref. Herbert Morrison]
• * The Right Hon. Hugh Dalton, Minister of Economic Warfare, (bg) The Strand Magazine March 1941 [Ref. Hugh Dalton]
• * Roosevelt & Wages, (ms) The Passing Show March 30 1935
• * The Rt. Hon. A. V. Alexander, First Lord of the Admiralty, (bg) The Strand Magazine January 1941 [Ref. A. V. Alexander]
• * Sharing Commodities, (ms) The Passing Show August 3 1935
• * A Song (“I will not sing of sorrow”), (pm) The Windsor Magazine #325, January 1922
• * Stakhanov’s Idea, (ms) The Passing Show March 21 1936
• * State Banking, (ms) The Passing Show April 18 1936
• * Steel Is Bright, (ms) The Passing Show April 13 1935
• * Stop the Gamblers, (ms) The Passing Show March 16 1935
• * These Costly Subsidies, (ms) The Passing Show January 30 1937
• * Too Many Shops, (ms) The Passing Show June 1 1935
• * Trade Castles, (ms) The Passing Show January 27 1934
• * Trains You Prefer, (ms) The Passing Show June 29 1935
• * Useless Gold, (ms) The Passing Show October 24 1936
• * Value for Rates, (ms) The Passing Show August 24 1935
• * Wanted—a Plan, (ms) The Passing Show March 9 1935
• * War Debt, (ms) The Passing Show October 14 1933
• * War Debts Don’t Pay, (ms) The Passing Show April 28 1934
• * Watch Roosevelt, (ms) The Passing Show November 18 1933
• * We Shopkeepers, (ms) The Passing Show August 17 1935
• * What Is a Fixed Trust?, (ms) The Passing Show March 17 1934
• * What It Means to You:
  * ___ Aid for Small Firms, (ms) The Passing Show April 21 1934
  * ___ The Arms Tangle, (ms) The Passing Show October 27 1934
  * ___ Bludgeon Rule, (ms) The Passing Show March 10 1934
  * ___ A Bumper Christmas, (ms) The Passing Show December 21 1935
  * ___ Change in Russia, (ms) The Passing Show May 19 1934
  * ___ Cheap Mortgages, (ms) The Passing Show July 21 1934
  * ___ A Cheerful Budget?, (ms) The Passing Show February 15 1936
  * ___ Closing Down, (ms) The Passing Show July 7 1934
  * ___ Coins, Notes or Cheques, (ms) The Passing Show July 27 1935
  * ___ Colonies of the League, (ms) The Passing Show July 4 1936
  * ___ The Cost of Waste, (ms) The Passing Show March 20 1937
  * ___ Currency Concord, (ms) The Passing Show November 28 1936
  * ___ Dear Bread, (ms) The Passing Show October 7 1933
  * ___ Deluded Investors, (ms) The Passing Show September 7 1935
  * ___ The Dollar Exchange, (ms) The Passing Show March 31 1934
  * ___ Exchange Makeshifts, (ms) The Passing Show September 22 1934
  * ___ Eyes East, (ms) The Passing Show May 4 1935
  * ___ Farm v. Industry, (ms) The Passing Show October 13 1934
  * ___ Fewer People, (ms) The Passing Show November 3 1934
  * ___ 50s.-a-Year Wages!, (ms) The Passing Show October 6 1934
  * ___ The Four Men of Silver, (ms) The Passing Show January 18 1936
  * ___ Germany’s Default, (ms) The Passing Show January 13 1934
  * ___ A Gloomy View, (ms) The Passing Show June 8 1935
  * ___ Goering? Goebbels?, (ms) The Passing Show February 17 1934
  * ___ The Gold Fetish, (ms) The Passing Show August 4 1934
  * ___ Great Little Industries, (ms) The Passing Show March 28 1936
  * ___ “Haves” and “Have-Nots”, (ms) The Passing Show April 4 1936
  * ___ Hoards of Gold, (ms) The Passing Show September 21 1935
  * ___ Home Trade Truth, (ms) The Passing Show November 25 1933
  * ___ Houses Like Cars, (ms) The Passing Show April 14 1934
  * ___ A Housing Loan?, (ms) The Passing Show September 1 1934
  * ___ Industry on Trek, (ms) The Passing Show August 31 1935
  * ___ Inquest on N.R.A., (ms) The Passing Show July 13 1935
  * ___ International Trade, (ms) The Passing Show August 18 1934
  * ___ Japan and Our Trade, (ms) The Passing Show July 6 1935
  * ___ Land-Hungry Nations, (ms) The Passing Show June 20 1936
  * ___ The League of Nations, (ms) The Passing Show July 20 1935
  * ___ Lending Abroad, (ms) The Passing Show October 20 1934
  * ___ Looking Ahead, (ms) The Passing Show November 10 1934
  * ___ Lower Real Wages, (ms) The Passing Show January 4 1936
  * ___ Managed Money, (ms) The Passing Show August 11 1934
  * ___ Money at Work, (ms) The Passing Show July 14 1934
  * ___ More Leisure, (ms) The Passing Show March 24 1934
  * ___ More Wages Due, (ms) The Passing Show November 16 1935
  * ___ More Work for the League, (ms) The Passing Show May 2 1936
  * ___ Mortgage Rates, (ms) The Passing Show May 25 1935
  * ___ Nazi Workless, (ms) The Passing Show August 25 1934
  * ___ Neglected Coal, (ms) The Passing Show October 19 1935
  * ___ Nervous Capital, (ms) The Passing Show November 11 1933
  * ___ News of Work, (ms) The Passing Show December 14 1935
  * ___ The Next Flare-Up, (ms) The Passing Show September 29 1934
  * ___ No Wheat Shortage, (ms) The Passing Show September 12 1936
  * ___ Oil for the Machines of Britain, (ms) The Passing Show May 23 1936
  * ___ One Hundred Years, (ms) The Passing Show September 28 1935
  * ___ Perils of a Boom, (ms) The Passing Show May 5 1934
  * ___ The Persuasive Newsreel, (ms) The Passing Show January 25 1936
  * ___ Planning a City, (ms) The Passing Show December 7 1935
  * ___ Plastics Have a Moral, (ms) The Passing Show April 11 1936
  * ___ Price-Raising, (ms) The Passing Show November 4 1933
  * ___ Roosevelt & Wages, (ms) The Passing Show March 30 1935
  * ___ Sharing Commodities, (ms) The Passing Show August 3 1935
  * ___ Stakhanov’s Idea, (ms) The Passing Show March 21 1936
  * ___ State Banking, (ms) The Passing Show April 18 1936
  * ___ Steel Is Bright, (ms) The Passing Show April 13 1935
  * ___ Stop the Gamblers, (ms) The Passing Show March 16 1935
  * ___ These Costly Subsidies, (ms) The Passing Show January 30 1937
  * ___ Too Many Shops, (ms) The Passing Show June 1 1935
  * ___ Trade Castles, (ms) The Passing Show January 27 1934
  * ___ Trains You Prefer, (ms) The Passing Show June 29 1935
  * ___ Useless Gold, (ms) The Passing Show October 24 1936
  * ___ Value for Rates, (ms) The Passing Show August 24 1935
  * ___ Wanted—a Plan, (ms) The Passing Show March 9 1935
  * ___ War Debt, (ms) The Passing Show October 14 1933
  * ___ War Debts Don’t Pay, (ms) The Passing Show April 28 1934
  * ___ Watch Roosevelt, (ms) The Passing Show November 18 1933
  * ___ We Shopkeepers, (ms) The Passing Show August 17 1935
  * ___ What Is a Fixed Trust?, (ms) The Passing Show March 17 1934
  * ___ Wheat Panic, (ms) The Passing Show September 8 1934
  * ___ Why Dictators Arm, (ms) The Passing Show April 27 1935
  * ___ Why Gold?, (ms) The Passing Show July 28 1934
  * ___ The World in Figures, (ms) The Passing Show January 23 1937
  * ___ The World Is One, (ms) The Passing Show June 23 1934
  * ___ World Recovery, (ms) The Passing Show October 5 1935
  * ___ The Wrong Way, (ms) The Passing Show November 2 1935
  * ___ Your Income, (ms) The Passing Show November 17 1934
• * Wheat Panic, (ms) The Passing Show September 8 1934
• * Why Dictators Arm, (ms) The Passing Show April 27 1935
• * Why Gold?, (ms) The Passing Show July 28 1934
• * Will It Be War Over Israel?, (ar) John Bull and Illustrated November 8 1958
• * The World in Figures, (ms) The Passing Show January 23 1937
• * The World Is One, (ms) The Passing Show June 23 1934
• * World Recovery, (ms) The Passing Show October 5 1935
• * The Wrong Way, (ms) The Passing Show November 2 1935
• * Your Income, (ms) The Passing Show November 17 1934

[]Williams, Francis B. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Taurus Is a Dog, (ss) Maclean’s July 1 1948

[]Williams, Francis Churchill (1869-1945) (chron.)
• * Between These Two, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine January 1907
• * The Clubs of MacTavish, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine August 1906
• * The Conspiracy, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine May 1902
• * The Crane, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine December 1900
• * The Crocodile Bracelet, (ss) Ainslee’s July 1911
• * The Edge of Circumstance, (ss) Appleton’s Magazine December 1907
• * Fabulous Prices for Americana, (ar) The Scrap Book August 1911
• * Fate and the Motor, (vi) Munsey’s Magazine March 1906
• * The Hat Trick, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine June 1907
• The Busy Man’s Magazine July 1907
• * Her Story, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine August 1906
• * Homer of Car 298, (ss) The Junior Munsey August 1901
• * Honorable William’s Way, (ss) Harper’s Weekly July 15 1905
• * The House of the Brain, (ss) The Smart Set January 1904
• * In the Limousine, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine April 1906
• * The Lady and the Car, (ar) Ainslee’s Magazine July 1905
• * The Line of Courage, (ss) Collier’s May 1 1909
• * On the Bar, (vi) Short Stories January 1893
• * Peter and Number Six, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine October 1901
• * The Pursuit of the Panhard, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1905
• * Red Hagan, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1907
• * The Secret, (ss) Short Stories October 1901
• * The 7:45 Express, (ss) The Argosy January 1899
• * Siren, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine August 1903
• * Smith of “Pennsylvania”, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine February 1901
• * The Sparking Plug, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine November 1904
• * The Squire, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine February 1900
• * The Stoneboro Service, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine January 1907
• * Tom’s Bow, (ss) The Argosy August 1894
• * Two Old Fools, (ss) Romance October 1893

[]Williams, Francis Ernest (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Kate Greenaway: An Appreciation, (ob) Temple Bar January 1902 [Ref. Kate Greenaway]

[]Williams, Francis Howard (1844-1922) (chron.)
• * Do Profundis, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine August 1902
• * An Ionian Frieze, (??) The Atlantic Monthly November 1893
• * Literary Dynamics, (ar) Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine May 1891
• * Little Child Shall Lead Them, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine February 1904
• * Man in the Tower, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine November 1903
• * On the Maine Coast, (pm) Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine July 1899
• * Rosa Rosae, (pm) The Smart Set March 1909
• * To Walt Whitman, (pm) Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine January 1887
• * Tragic Touch, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine October 1904
_____, [ref.]
• * Atman by Frederic M. Bird, (br) Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine June 1891

[]Williams, Frank; [i.e., Edward Francis Williams, Baron Francis-Williams] (1903-1970) (about) (chron.)
• * Adventurers All:
  * ___ A Little Too Close, (ts) Short Stories December 10 1934
  • Short Stories (UK) mid April 1935
• * A Hot Romeo, (ss) Breezy Stories June 1946
• * A Little Too Close, (ts) Short Stories December 10 1934
• Short Stories (UK) mid April 1935

[]Williams, Frank (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * The Accident, (ss) Over My Dead Body! #5, 1994

[]Williams, Frank A. (chron.)
• * The Prints of a Woman’s Shoes, (ss) Chicago Ledger November 22 1919

[]Williams, Frank E. (chron.)
• * Out of Our Depth?, (lt) Rob Wagner’s Script #484, November 19 1938

[]Williams, Frank H.; [i.e., Francis H. Williams] (1885-1930) (about) (chron.)
• * Ain’t It the Truth, (pm) Wayside Tales and Cartoons Magazine October 1921
• * Among Those Present, (vi) Saucy Stories September 1919
• * At Five Fathoms, (ss) The Argosy December 1912
• * Awaiting the Event, (ss) The Cavalier May 1911
• * Burblings of a Bachelor, (??) 10 Story Book March 1921
• * Cora Hind, (ar) Maclean’s June 15 1935
• * A Cutter Uncaught, (ss) The Cavalier October 1910
• * David Webster’s Duty, (ss) Young’s Magazine May 1911
• * The Days I Spent with Thee, (pm) Droll Stories January 1927
• * Did Archie Win?, (ss) The Smart Set November 1910
• * A Dirty Bit of Business, (ss) Droll Stories September 1923
• * Fairy Tales, According to the Modern Young Lady’s Ideas, (ms) Snappy Stories 2nd August 1919
• * A Family Man, (ss) Breezy Stories November 1919
• * The Fielder’s Choice, (ss) The Argosy June 1912
• * Finding fortune at Five O’Clock, (ss) The Cavalier November 1910
• * The Flapper’s Seven Wonders of the World, (ms) Snappy Stories 1st December 1922
• * Guilty Consciences, (ss) Breezy Stories August 1919
• * H.C.L.—For the Cityman!, (hu) 10 Story Book January 1921
• * Heroes Both, (n.) The Argosy July 1912
• * Her Sister Accepts, (ss) The Cavalier August 1910
• * Her Sugar Papa’s Wife, (ss) Droll Stories January 1927
• * A Hot Romeo, (ss) Droll Stories March 1927
• * If Want Ads Told More of the Truth, (vi) Saucy Stories March 1919
• * In a Cake of Soap, (ss) Detective Story Magazine March 23 1920
• * In the Good Old Days, (vi) Live Stories May 1919
• * I Write a Letter Home Every Day, (ar) The American Magazine July 1919
• * Jealousy, (ss) Young’s Magazine January 1920
• * The Lady Who Sold Rocks, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine July 1907
• * Larkin of the Free Range, (na) The Argosy February 1913
• * A Little Story of Married Life, (vi) Saucy Stories September 1920
• * Love at Lalongue’s, (ss) Saucy Stories September 15 1922
• Saucy Stories (UK) September 15 1922
• * Lucky Jimmie Hayes, (ss) The Cavalier June 1911
• * The Man Who Stopped Slipping, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine September 1912
• * A Matchless Picnic, (ss) The Cavalier September 1910
• * The Men of the Light, (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine February 1911
• * The Missing Star, (ss) Saucy Stories August 1919
• * A Modern Fairy Tale, (pm) Telling Tales October 1920
• The Blue Moon March 1921
• * Much too Much, (pm) Droll Stories February 1927
• * The Night Before Her Wedding, (ss) Breezy Stories May 1920
• Breezy Stories September 1949
• * Not What Was Expected, (ss) Droll Stories September 1924
• * One He’d Wronged, (ss) Telling Tales February 1920
• The Blue Moon Spring 1920
• * The One-Minute Stop, (ss) The Argosy November 1911
• * On the Outside Waterway, (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine March 1911
• * Our Movie Correspondent, (??) 10 Story Book March 1921
• * Our Own Popular Song, “My Eye”, (??) 10 Story Book March 1921
• * Out of Place, (vi) Saucy Stories April 1919
• * Punctual Confession, (ss) Detective Story Magazine April 13 1920
• Best Detective Magazine August 1930
• * Queen of the Sky, (vi) The Blue Book Magazine September 1908
• * The Red Ranger of the Road, (ss) The Gray Goose October 1906
• * Ring in the New, (ss) The Cavalier April 1911
• * The Saving Scream, (ss) Mystery Magazine #133, June 1 1923
• * Scud o’ the Banks, (sl) The Argosy Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1913
• * Sin and Dumb Animals, (ss) Droll Stories February 1927
• * The Sunday Night Date, (ar) Saucy Stories October 15 1923
• Saucy Stories (UK) October 15 1923
• * The Tail of the Oregonian Limited, (na) The Argosy February 1911
• * This Way Out, (ss) The Argosy December 1910
• * Three Alarms, (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine January 1911
• * Through the Surf, (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine May 1911
• * Too Long to Wait, (ss) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine July 1919
• * To the Credit of the Sea, (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine April 1911
• The New Magazine (UK) May 1911
• * Treat Your Wife Like a Stranger, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine February 1920
• * The Typed Clue, (ss) Mystery Magazine #63, June 15 1920
• * An Up-to-Date Shipwreck, (na) The Argosy May 1911
• * The Wage of Disaster, (ss) The Argosy July 1910
• * A Want-Ad Show, (pm) Gunter’s Magazine September 1908
• * War in the Cuban Canebrakes, (sl) The Argosy Aug, Sep, Oct 1911
• * The Wedding, (vi) Saucy Stories July 1919
• * The Wedding Presents, (pm) Snappy Stories 1st September 1919
• * What She Told Her Husband, (ss) Breezy Stories March 1927
• * What They Read Between the Lines, (vi) Saucy Stories May 1920
• * What Was in the Black Bag?, (vi) Top-Notch Magazine 1st February 1929
• * What Will You Tell Your Son When He Is 21?, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine September 1920
• * When No Trains Ran, (na) The Argosy January 1912
• * When Sargent Came Back, (ss) The Cavalier March 1911
• * When the Dead Man Moves, (ss) Midnight Mystery Stories #23, January 27 1923
• * Where the Thief Slipped Up, (ss) Mystery Magazine #70, October 1 1920
• * Why He Didn’t Marry Norma, (ss) Saucy Stories June 1920
• * Why He Wanted to Marry Her, (pm) Telling Tales August 1920
• The Blue Moon January 1921
• * Why Not Write Up the Bridegrooms, Too?, (vi) Saucy Stories August 1920
• * A Wife’s Fancy, (vi) Saucy Stories May 1920
• * With Sword and Strategy, (sl) The Argosy Feb, Mar, Apr, May 1912
• * The Woman with the Scar, (ss) Breezy Stories March 1920
• * Yes, There’s a Moral to This, (ss) Droll Stories June 1926

[]Williams, Frank J. (chron.)
• * Sucker Traps, (ar) The New McClure’s March 1929

[]Williams, Frank M. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * To Sleigh-Riding Romeos, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine February 1916

[]Williams, Frank R. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Field Trip, (ss) Universe Science Fiction #6, July 1954
• * [letter], (lt) Astounding Science Fiction Nov 1950, Sep 1952

[]Williams, Frankwood E. (chron.)
• * What Do We Want of Our Adolescents?, (ar) Physical Culture December 1931
• * What Have We Gained for Ourselves?, (ar) Physical Culture October 1931

[]Williams, Fred T. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Double Shot, (ss) The Argosy #546, May 20 1893

[]Williams, Fred V. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Haunted Wires, (ss) Flynn’s May 2 1925

[]Williams, Fred Vincent (1890-?) (about) (chron.)
• * The Cost of the Battle-Lust, (ar) Adventure May 1913

[]Williams, Freda (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Duty Bound, (ss) The Merry Magazine #53, November 1928
• * Educating Sally, (ss) The Merry Mag. #34, April 1927
• * Lunch for Two, (ss) The Merry Mag. #37, July 1927
• * The Power of the Press, (ss) The Merry Magazine #44, February 1928
• * The Runaway, (ss) The Merry Mag. #35, May 1927
• * Size Three—Narrow Fitting, (ss) The Merry Magazine #48, June 1928
• * Spink, (ss) The Merry Magazine #45, March 1928
• * —To Him That Waits, (ss) The Merry Mag. #30, December 1926

[]Williams, Frederic (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Canning and Preserving, (ar) The Cosmopolitan December 1904
• * The Grand Canal of China, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine December 1905
• * Great Industries of the United States:
  * ___ 6. Canning and Preserving, (ar) The Cosmopolitan December 1904
• * Theodor Mommsen, (ar) The Cosmopolitan January 1904

[]Williams, Frederick (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * Crossing the Line, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine June 1869

[]Williams, Frederick Vincent (chron.)
• * Untold Secrets of Catholics in Mexico, (ar) Liberty August 24 1935

[]Williams, Freeman (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Six-Gun Etyket, (ss) Western Romances #28, July 1932

[]Williams, Fulton (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * A Camera Hint from the Movies, (ar) This Week November 12 1939
• * Camera in the Snow, (ar) This Week January 1 1939
• * Catch Them in Color, (ar) This Week July 7 1940
• * Color Shots Are Easy, (ar) This Week February 18 1940
• * Daylight Flashlights, (ar) This Week September 7 1941
• * Double Features, (ar) This Week November 23 1941
• * Fool Them with Photographs, (ar) This Week November 6 1938
• * For Better Pictures—Put Dimmers on the Sun, (ar) This Week August 13 1939
• * For Good Vacation Pictures, (ar) This Week July 9 1939
• * For Striking Pictures—Let ’Er Rain, (ar) This Week May 28 1939
• * Frame It First, (ar) This Week March 23 1941
• * Get Fine Pictures of Your Pets, (ar) This Week October 12 1941
• * Get the Clouds In!, (ar) This Week September 11 1938
• * Get Them While They’re Moving, (ar) This Week August 6 1939
• * Hints for Vacation Movie Makers, (ar) This Week August 10 1941
• * How to Take Trick Pictures, (ar) This Week December 3 1939
• * Keep Your Camera Out of Trouble, (ar) This Week February 23 1941
• * Make One Picture at a Time, (ar) This Week March 17 1940
• * Make Your Pictures Move, (ar) This Week September 17 1939
• * Never Say “Hold It!”, (ar) This Week October 9 1938
• * Picture Your Own Home, (ar) This Week November 20 1938
• * Play It with a Camera, (ar) This Week March 12 1939
• * Produced by You, (ar) This Week September 14 1941
• * Put Patterns Into Your Pictures, (ar) This Week August 27 1939
• * Put Your Hobby on Film, (ar) This Week July 23 1939
• * Seeing Double with a Camera, (ar) This Week April 2 1939
• * Shoot in a New Way, (ar) This Week June 16 1940
• * Shooting Them Through Bars, (ar) This Week April 14 1940
• * Shoot Your Parties!, (ar) This Week December 11 1938
• * Snapshoot Into the Light, (ar) This Week August 28 1938
• * Snapshots with a Plot, (ar) This Week October 15 1939
• * Snap the Pictures That Grow in Your Garden, (ar) This Week May 26 1940
• * Take Your Own Picture, (ar) This Week July 6 1941
• * Try a Shot in the Dark, (ar) This Week April 30 1939
• * When You Have to Shoot Fast, (ar) This Week January 22 1939
• * Winter Through a Lens, (ar) This Week February 4 1940

[]Williams, [Lieut.] G. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Wreck of HMS “Lutine”, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine November 1925

[]Williams, G. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * The White Feather, (ss) Scramble #29, August 1949

[]Williams, [Captain] G. A. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * At Twelve Midnight, (ss) Wide World Adventures March 1930
• * A Dairy Compass, (ar) Successful Farming January 1929
• * The Heifer’s First Year, (ar) Successful Farming February 1929
• * A New Line, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine December 1933

[]Williams, G. B. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cosmopolitan November 1926

[]Williams, G. C. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Eyes in Miniature, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1906
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Red Book Magazine October 1906

[]Williams, G. D. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Around the World in 25 Days, (ar) Aviation Stories and Mechanics March 1928

[]Williams, G. E. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Upheaval of a Moment, (ar) The Royal Magazine December 1899

[]Williams, G. F. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * The Battle of the Spares, (ar) Flying Aces April 1944

[]Williams, G. G. (chron.)
• * A Young Business Man’s Reading, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 19 1903

[]Williams, G(eorge) H(oward) (1912-2011); used pseudonym Clint Young (about) (chron.)
• * All Aboard for Boot Hill!, (nv) Western Trails October 1948
• Western Trails (Canada) March 1949
• * Backshoot Right of Way, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales March 1949, as by Clint Young
• * Bonanza in Boothill, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine March 1949, as by Clint Young
• * Bullet Lode, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales September 1949, as by Clint Young
• * Cold Gun-Trail, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine January 1949, as by Clint Young
• Adam (Australia) December 1967, as by Clint Young
• * Corn Meal in His Craw, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine November 1949, as by Clint Young
• * Dead Man’s Game, (ss) Western Aces January 1949
• * Dead Man’s Reckoning, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales December 1949, as by Clint Young
• * Dead Man’s Sixes, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales June 1949, as by Clint Young
• * Death Rides in a Photo Finish, (nv) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine June 1948
• Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine (UK) April 1949
• * Death Watch, (ss) Famous Western October 1952, as by Clint Young
• * Fight Gunsmoke with Fire!, (ss) Mammoth Western December 1949, as by Clint Young
• * Fill Your Hand or Fill Your Grave!, (nv) New Western Magazine February 1950, as by Clint Young
• * Forty-Five Fever, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine September 1950, as by Clint Young
• * Hangman’s Brand, (ss) Mammoth Western March 1950, as by Clint Young
• * Last Gun Ante, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales August 1949, as by Clint Young
• * Man from Stony Lonesome, (ss) New Western Magazine October 1948, as by Clint Young
• * No Man’s Range, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales April 1949, as by Clint Young
• * Old Lawdogs Never Die!, (ss) Ace-High Western Stories November 1949, as by Clint Young
• * One-Man War, (ss) New Western Magazine March 1949, as by Clint Young
• * “Peace”, It Says Here, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine October 1948, as by Clint Young
• * Red Ruin Canyon, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales December 1948, as by Clint Young
• * Sweet-Talk—and Sixguns, (ss) Western Love Romances April 1950, as by Clint Young
• * The Things Men Die For, (ss) .44 Western Magazine November 1948, as by Clint Young
• .44 Western Magazine (Canada) November 1948, as by Clint Young
• * This Gun for Hire!, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine April 1949, as by Clint Young
• * Tinstar, Get Your Gun!, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales December 1949
• * What This Town Needs Is Lynch Law!, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine July 1947
• * Whipsawed, (ss) New Western Magazine November 1948, as by Clint Young
• New Western Magazine (Canada) November 1948, as by Clint Young
• * [unknown story], (ss) , as by Clint Young
• Western Tales (UK) #1, 1949, as by Clint Young

[]Williams, G. H. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Incident in August, (ss) Manhunt March 1955
• Giant Manhunt #6 (var.1), #6 (var.2) 1955, #7 (var.2) 195?
• * Judgment, (ss) Manhunt December 1954
• Giant Manhunt #5 (var.1), #5 (var.2) 1955
• Verdict Detective Story Magazine #9, 1955

[]Williams, G. M. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * The Moral Consideration, (ss) Dream Science Fiction #23, Spring 1990

[]Williams, G(eorge) P(owell) (1855-?) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)] (with A. B. Frost), (il) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1882
• * [illustration(s)] (with A. B. Frost & Putnam), (il) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1888

[]Williams, G. R. (chron.)
• * New Blood in Congress, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 22 1899

[]Williams, Gaar (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Chicago Tribune
• Here! Is America’s Humor February 1952
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Collier’s Aug 21 1920, Sep 17 1921
• * [illustration(s)], (il) College Humor Oct 1927, May 1928
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Red Book Magazine May 1928
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Railroad Stories April 1934

[]Williams, Gabby (chron.)
• * Black Coffee, (ss) A Basinful of Fun #48, 1947
• * Six Sons, (ss) A Basinful of Fun #53, 1949
• * Try It on the Wife, (ss) A Basinful of Fun #59, 1949

[]Williams, Gareth A. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Cartographer’s Revenge, (ss) Twisted Tongue #9, February 2008

[]Williams, Garrett (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * The $50,000 Orgy, (ss) High Time v7 #3, 1968
• * Maid to Order, (ss) Late Date v5 #2, 1968

[]Williams, Garrison (chron.)
• * Through Harvard on Fifty Cents, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 13 1900

[]Williams, Garth (1912-1996) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Woman’s Day Apr 1945, Jun 1947
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Good Housekeeping Jan, Mar, Jun, Aug, Sep 1949

[]Williams, Gavin (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Another Man’s Fear, (ss) Phantom v1 #1, 1957
• * Final Intention, (ss) Phantom March 1958

[]Williams, Gavin (fl. 1990s-2000s) (about) (chron.)
• * The Birds of Prey, (ss) Exuberance #6, 1993
• * Calling Eddie, (ss) Threads #8, Summer 1995
• * The Cold, (ss) Phantoms July 1996
• * Eraserhead (1977), (ar) Cinema Macabre ed. Mark Morris, PS Publishing, April 2006
• * Expecting the Unexpected, (vi) Sierra Heaven #1, Spring 1996
• * Fear and Clothing in the Kingdom of the Damned, (vi) Peeping Tom #31, August 1998
• * The Gates of the Body, (ss) Psychotrope #3, October 1995
• * A Heartful of Love, A Bowelful of Hate, (ss) Excitable Boys ed. Kelly Laymon, Night Shade Books, 2003
• * Needing Treatment, (ss) Grotesque #8, 1995
• * Reviews (with Carl Thomas), (rc) The Universal Mind #1, 1997
• * Scriptwriting: From Page to Rage, (ar) Focus #49 May 2006, #50 Spr 2007
• * Sheep’s Clothing, (ss) Grotesque #10, 1996
• * Someone to Bleed For, (ss) Peeping Tom #27, July 1997
• * Special Favour, (ss) Scaremongers ed. Andrew Haigh, Tanjen, September 1997
• * Vigilante, (ss) Grotesque #9, 1995
• * You, (nv) Scaremongers 2: Redbrick Eden ed. Steve Savile, Tanjen, September 1998
_____, [ref.]
• * Hush (with Tim Lebbon) by David Mathew, (br) Interzone #165, March 2001

[]Williams, Gee (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Beastie, (ss) The 29th Pan Book of Horror Stories ed. Clarence Paget, Pan, December 1988
• * Penny Dreadful, (ss) The 29th Pan Book of Horror Stories ed. Clarence Paget, Pan, December 1988

[]Williams, Gene (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Listen to Me!, (ss) Knockout Magazine June/July 1938

[]Williams, Gene (fl. 1960s-1970s) (chron.)
• * The Deterrent, (ss) The New Yorker February 20 1965
• * Les Enfants du Thalia, (ss) The New Yorker February 6 1965
• * May You Live in Interesting Times, (ss) The New Yorker August 2 1969
• * Paper Tiger, Burning Bright, (ss) The New Yorker October 30 1965
• * The Sex Education of a High School, (ar) Adam February 1976
• * Sticky My Fingers, Fleet My Feet, (ss) The New Yorker September 11 1965
• Short Story/Short Film ed. Fred H. Marcus, Prentice Hall, 1977
• * Tiny Maurice, (ss) Rogue February/March 1966
• * The Yellow Brick Road, (ss) The New Yorker June 4 1966
• Best Detective Stories of the Year: 22nd Annual Collection ed. Anthony Boucher, Dutton, 1967
• Best of the Best Detective Stories 25th Anniversary Collection ed. Allen J. Hubin, Dutton, 1971

[]Williams, Gene (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Nostalgia on a Window Ledge, (pm) Sounds of the Night February 2009

[]Williams, Genevieve (fl. 2000s-2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * Arkteiea, (ss) See the Elephant #3, 2017
• * Good Behavior, (ss) Perihelion June 12 2015
• * Kip, Running, (ss) Strange Horizons March 10 2008
• Future Games ed. Paula Guran, Prime Books, January 2013
• * Love Pops!, (ss) Analog Science Fiction and Fact November 2016
• * Old Yew and the Consequences of Conduct, (ss) Glyph #8, 2002
• * People of the Wild, (ss) Persistent Visions January 6 2017
• * The Redemption of Kip Banjeree, (ss) Asimov’s Science Fiction March 2014
• * The Singing Bowl, (ss) Asimov’s Science Fiction January 2016
• * Woman of the River, (ss) Asimov’s Science Fiction January/February 2023

[]Williams, Geo. B. (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * The Old Whaler’s Tale, (ss) The Golden Argosy September 12 1885

[]Williams, Geo(rge) H(enry) (1823-1910) (about) (chron.)
• * The Impeachment and Trial of President Andrew Johnson, (ar) The Pacific Monthly September 1900
• * Reminiscences of Mr. Lincoln, (ar) The Pacific Monthly July 1900

[]Williams, Geoffrey (fl. 1920s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Amalgam, (pm)
• Bittersweet ed. Jerome Brondfield, Scholastic Book Services, 1962
• * The Brotherhood of Battle, (ss) The Windsor Magazine #333, September 1922
• * The Charm of Obi, (ss) The Windsor Magazine #337, January 1923
• * Strange Evidence, (ss) Crime Shorts #1, 1944

[]Williams, George (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * The Fall from Eden, (ss) The Masses June 1911
• * Lady Tellington’s “Fun!”, (ss) The Royal Magazine March 1905
• * A Miscue, (ss) The Royal Magazine June 1903
• * A Model of a Touring Caravan, and How to Build It, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper Jun 11, Jun 18 1910

[]Williams, George (fl. 1930s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Scalps for Satan, (ar) .44 Western Magazine August 1946
• * [letter from Chicago, IL], (lt) Astounding Stories November 1936
• * [letter from Tennessee: Needs Help], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries December 1951

[]Williams, George (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * The Swedes Are Our Friends, (ar) Maclean’s September 15 1944; as told to Geoffrey Hewelcke

[]Williams, George A. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The American Magazine August 1913

[]Williams, George Alfred (fl. 1910s-1920s) (chron.)
• * The Adventures of Jack and Betty (with Clara Andrews Williams), (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Dec 1911, Nov 1914, Mar 1915
• * New England Gardens, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal May 1924
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The American Boy September 1917

[]Williams, George C. (chron.)
• * Consistent Christianity and Business, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine October 1900

[]Williams, George F. (chron.)
• * Lights and Shadows of Army Life, (??) The Century Magazine October 1884

[]Williams, George G. (chron.)
• * The Choice of a Business: Banking, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 13 1899

[]Williams, George James (1719-1805) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * A Glass of Fashion by W. B. Boulton, (bg) Temple Bar February 1900

[]Williams, George L. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Pittsburgh, PA] (with Harry Heillisan), (lt) Astounding Stories of Super-Science August 1930

[]Williams, George M. (chron.)
• * Sentience?, (ss) Potboiler Winter 1983/1984

[]Williams, Georgina (chron.)
• * To Have—and to Hold (with Edna C. Buttimer), (ss) Young’s Magazine Snappy Stories September 1930

[]Williams, Georgina Elinor (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Semper Fidelis, (ss) Breezy Stories September 1926

[]Williams, Gerald (fl. 1960s-2000s) (chron.)
• * The Dark Maze, (ss) Mystique: Tales of Wonder #6, Autumn 1995
• * Time, (pm) Focus #37, May 2000

[]Williams, Gerry (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Assignment Nana, (vi) Censored Fall 1948
• * The Sceptic, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1930
• * [letter], (lt) Canadian Fandom #11, July 1946

[]Williams, Gilbert (fl. 1970s-1980s) (chron.)
• * Visitation, (cv) Omni April 1979
• Omni (UK) April 1979
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Omni Jul 1979, Nov 1980
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Omni (UK) Jul 1979, v3 #2 1980
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Best of Omni Science Fiction, No. 3 ed. Ben Bova & Don Myrus, Omni, 1982

[]Williams, Gilbert H. (chron.)
• * The Green Man of Graypec, (br) The Fanscient Spring/Summer 1951 [Ref. Festus Pragnell]

[]Williams, Gilbert MacLean (1917-1989); used pseudonym Michael Wolfe
_____, [ref.]
• * Man on a String by Allen J. Hubin, (br) The Armchair Detective February 1974

[]Williams, Glenn A. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Bluebook June 1955

[]Williams, Gluyas (1888-1982) (about) (chron.)
• * The Amateur Rehearsal, (il) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine November 1934
• * Amateur Theatricals, (ar) Woman’s Journal January 1930
• * Bimbo’s Baby Brother, (cs) Woman’s Friend and Lady’s Companion #910, August 29 1941
• * “Some” Bridge Players, (ar) Pall Mall Magazine August 1928
• * Ten Commandments of the Home Front (with Ted Shane), (ar) Liberty September 19 1942
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Open Road Jan, Feb, May, Jun, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1920, Feb, Apr, May/Jun, Jul, Sep, Nov 1921
  
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Life 1921, 1922,
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) London Opinion Christmas 1923
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Cassell’s Magazine August 1927
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Cosmopolitan Oct 1928, Dec 1929, Jan 1931
• Pall Mall Magazine December 1928
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine September 1934
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The New Yorker
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) 1928
• The Golden Book Magazine #49 Jan, #60 Dec 1929, #71 Nov 1930, #73 Jan, #80 Aug 1931
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct)
• The Golden Book Magazine #102, June 1933; from The Gluyas Williams Book 1929.
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Strand Magazine July 1918
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Open Road Jan, Feb, May, Jun, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1920, Feb, Apr, May/Jun, Jul, Sep, Nov 1921
  
• * [illustration(s)], (il) London Opinion Christmas 1923
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Photoplay May, Sep, Oct 1927
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cosmopolitan Sep 1930, Jul 1931
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Collier’s Jan 20, Jun 23, Nov 24 1934, Nov 11 1939, Jul 17 1943, Jan 8, Jan 15, Jan 22 1949
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Woman’s Home Companion Feb, May 1935, Jul 1937
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Book Digest Combined with Books in Brief #25, February 1939
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Saturday Evening Post October 7 1939

[]Williams, Gordon F. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * The Little Heads, (ss) London Mystery Selection #112, March 1977

[]Williams, Gordon M(acLean) (1934- ); used pseudonym P. B. Yuill (about) (chron.)
• * The Day They Gave Babies Away, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper May 1957
• * Hazell and the Patriot [James Hazell] (with Terry Venables), (ss) Winter’s Crimes 9 ed. George Hardinge, Macmillan UK, 1977, as by P. B. Yuill
• The Best of Winter’s Crimes, Volume 2 ed. George Hardinge, Macmillan UK, 1986, as by P. B. Yuill
• The Mammoth Book of Modern Crime Stories ed. George Hardinge, Carroll & Graf, 1986, as by P. B. Yuill
• The Television Detectives’ Omnibus ed. Peter Haining, Artus, July 1994, as by P. B. Yuill
• * The Horseshoe Inn, (ss) Prevailing Spirits ed. Giles Gordon, Hamish Hamilton, 1976
• Stories of Haunted Inns ed. Denys Val Baker, William Kimber, October 1983
• * New Books, (br) Argosy (UK) August 1968
• * Tomorrow Has Been Cancelled!, (br) Argosy (UK) February 1968
• * Where the Support Is, (ss) Australian Short Stories #19, 1987
• * You Make Your Own Luck (with Terry Venables), (ss) Winter’s Crimes 6 ed. George Hardinge, Macmillan UK, 1974, as by P. B. Yuill
_____, [ref.]
• * Gordon Williams by Christopher Fowler, (ar) The Independent on Sunday June 28 2015

[]Williams, Gordon Sear (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Germany Re-Arms in the Air, (ar) Flying Aces January 1938
• * Leviathan of the Air, (ar) Air Trails September 1938
• * The Private Plane Goes to Sea, (ar) Air Trails February 1939
• * Sea Level—Miles High!, (ar) Air Trails August 1939
• * Story of the Navy Scouts, (ar) Flying Aces October 1936
• * The Wooden Airplane Returns, (ar) Air Trails September 1939
• * [front cover], (cv) Air Trails September 1939

[]Williams, Grace (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * At Church, (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine Summer 1901
• * To My Lover, (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine September 1901

[]Williams, Graeme (Douglas) (1884-1923); used pseudonym Stewart Grahame (chron.)
• * Beebee Baee, (ss) Yes or No April 16 1910, as by Stewart Grahame
• * Bitter Physic, (ss) The British Boy’s Annual 1921
• * The Blue Eye Mine, (ss) Boys’ Life February 1912
• * Circumstantial Evidence, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #8, November 1912, as by Stewart Grahame
• * The End of the Feud, (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal September 14 1912
• * The Exploits of Bryan Hope, M.I.M.E.:
  * ___ No. 4: In the Heart of Uganda, (ss) Yes or No November 6 1909, as by Stewart Grahame
  * ___ No. 6: The Queen’s White Monkey, (ss) Yes or No November 20 1909, as by Stewart Grahame
• * A False Friend, (ss) Chums October 28 1916
• * Gunpowder and Gold, (ss) Boys’ Life June 1912
• * His Price, (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal September 28 1912
• * In the Heart of Uganda, (ss) Yes or No November 6 1909, as by Stewart Grahame
• * A Modern Romeo and Juliet, (ss) Gloucester Journal April 17 1937
• * Pit Lads Three, (ss) Chums July 12 1913
• * The President’s Treasure, (ss) Chums September 3 1921
• * The Queen’s White Monkey, (ss) Yes or No November 20 1909, as by Stewart Grahame
• * The Raggers Ragged, (ss) The Captain February 1909
• * Saving the Midnight Mail, (ss) Yes or No January 15 1910, as by Stewart Grahame
• * The Spy, (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal September 5 1913
• * When Courage Won, (ss) Boys’ Life April 1912

[]Williams, Graham (fl. 1980s-2010s) (chron.)
• * The Book of the Month Club, (ss) Dark Moon Digest #2, January 2011
• * The Smell of Death, (ss) Dark Moon Digest #3, April 2011

[]Williams, Grahame; pseudonym of Keith Rex (1934-2006) (chron.)
• * Something Nice for Cthulhu, (ss) Futuristic Tales #3, April 1981

[]Williams, Greer (chron.)
• * Boss Medicine Man, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 4 1947
• * Does Lighty Really Hate People?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 16 1952
• * The End of an American Dream, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 26 1949
• * The Era of the New Viruses, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 10 1959
• * Fly Without Fear, (ar) Liberty July 13 1946
• * Good Doctors Are Hard to Find, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 21 1946
• * Good Mormons Don’t Go Broke, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 10 1950
• * The Great Washington Shuffle Game, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 9 1950
• * He Did It with Capsules, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 9 1949
• * He Makes Operating Rooms Safe—Dr. Carl Walter at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston (with R. M. Cunningham, Jr.), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 1 1955
• * How Doctors Are Made, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 25 1958
• * How Far Can We Safely Invade the Mind?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1946
• * I Stopped Stammering (with Eugene C. Homes), (??) Collier’s August 9 1947
• * Let Those Crash Victims Lie, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 20 1955
• * The Man Who Understands Your Stomach (with R. M. Cunningham, Jr.), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 13 1947
• * Medicine’s India-Rubber Man, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 19 1946
• * Money in the snowbanks, (??) Collier’s March 2 1946
• * The Patient’s Heart Has Stopped, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 18 1951
• * Pneumonia Can Be Prevented, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 12 1946
• * Practical Joker of the High Seas, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 7 1950
• * Smartest Bird That Tweets, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 5 1952
• * Taming a Virus, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 3 1959
• * They Called Him a “Psycho” (Louis P. Brady), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 4 1953
• * What to Operate a Kiss Machine?, (??) Collier’s March 17 1951
• * What Would You Do with Triplets? (with Louise Baker), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 29 1951
• * What You Should Know About your Kidneys, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 28 1950
• * Who Checks Up on Doctors?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 3 1951
_____, as told to
• * I Am a Spastic, (ar) Collier’s May 18 1946; as told by Charles Baugh
• * I’m a Doctor—and I’m Human, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 17 1951; as told by Robert K. Webster, M.D.

[]Williams, Greg (1966- ) (chron.)
• * Film: Trainspotting, (mr) Esquire (UK) March 1996

[]Williams, Gregg (chron.)
• * The Computer and the Oriental [Tuesday Night Forum], (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction July 1973
• * Plastic and Practical Jokes [Tuesday Night Forum], (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction March 1974

[]Williams, Gregory D. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Showgirls Show Them, (ar) Rapture v3 #3, 1963
• Yes v1 #3, 1964

[]Williams, Greta (fl. 1890s-1900s) (about) (chron.)
• * The Loss of the “Stella”, (ar) The Royal Magazine October 1906; as told to Walter Wood
• * Survivors’ Tales of Great Events:
  * ___ XXI. The Loss of the “Stella”, (ar) The Royal Magazine October 1906; as told to Walter Wood

[]Williams, Griffith (chron.)
• * The Missing Heavyweight, (ss) Boys’ Fun #4, February 1953

[]Williams, (Jack) Gurney (,II) (1903-1965) (about) (chron.)
• * The Blue-Serge Killer, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post November 17 1934
• * Broadcast Forecast, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post September 15 1934
• * Butchers Encounter a Lot of Hams, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post June 13 1936
• * Call for Gilbert, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 30 1936
• * Collier’s Credits, (cl) Collier’s Aug 7, Aug 21, Sep 18, Oct 2, Nov 13 1953, Jan 8, Feb 19, Mar 5, Mar 19, Apr 2, Apr 30, May 28 1954
  
• * The Day I Left My Glasses Home, (??) Collier’s December 22 1951
• * Distraction, (ms) Collier’s August 22 1942
• * Do You Need to Canoe?, (??) Collier’s November 27 1948
• * Education in a Slit Trench, (ms) Collier’s April 10 1943
• * Emergency Exit, (??) Collier’s September 2 1950
• * The Face Is Familiar, (cl) Collier’s September 3 1949
• * First Reader, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post August 8 1936
• * First with the Needle, (ar) Collier’s December 5 1942
• * Four-Footed Cops, (ar) The American Boy July 1927
• * Four Thousand Miles of “What Next”, (ts) The American Boy Jul, Aug 1925
• * Front Page, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post November 23 1935
• * Further Notes on Utopia, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post May 9 1936
• * Game Hunting, (ar) Collier’s October 10 1942
• * Glaffer Nozonk!, (??) Collier’s July 8 1950
• * The Gyp Cab, (ss) The New Yorker January 21 1933
• * Hen Fruit, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post June 26 1937
• * How to Turn On a Faucet, (??) Collier’s February 28 1953
• * How to Wake Up Quietly, (??) Collier’s August 28 1948
• * How Was the Vacation?, (fa) Collier’s August 26 1950
• * Hustle Off to a Hostel, (ar) Youth’s Companion Combined with The American Boy July 1940
• * I Eat Lik a Bird, (??) Collier’s October 4 1952
• * I Have a Surplus Husband (with Lois Williams), (??) Collier’s November 18 1950
• * I’ll Fix It Tomorrow, (??) Collier’s December 18 1948
• * Incredible Year, (??) Collier’s January 22 1949
• * I’ve Been Here for an Hour!, (??) Collier’s November 22 1952
• * Just Follow the Directions, (??) Collier’s January 8 1949
• * Just to Be Different, (??) Collier’s December 3 1949
• * Kids Say the Cutest Things, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post April 18 1936
• * Little Tests of Will Power, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post August 18 1934
• * Look Here, Son, (??) Collier’s May 20 1950
• * Look Who’s Talking, (ms) Collier’s September 25 1948
• * Maybe I Look Like a Crook, (ar) Collier’s January 31 1953
• * More White Meat, Please!, (ar) Collier’s November 25 1944
• * “N 31 Over”, (??) Collier’s April 14 1951
• * Nonchalant, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post July 28 1934
• * No Wonder It’s Busted, (??) Collier’s October 23 1948
• * Our Cockeyed Zodiac, (??) Collier’s April 30 1949
• * The Popular Song, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post October 6 1934
• * Sacrifice for Quick Sale, (??) Collier’s December 30 1950
• * Salt Water Daffy, (??) Collier’s July 20 1946
• * Service Station, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post October 19 1935
• * Shake!, (??) Collier’s April 4 1953
• * Shore-to-Shore Invaders, (??) Collier’s July 31 1943
• * Small Fly, (ar) Collier’s July 15 1939
• * Spoilfun, Inc., (fa) The Saturday Evening Post February 13 1937
• * Talking Numbers, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 9 1935
• * Tank Stoppers, (ar) Collier’s September 12 1942
• * They Live to Laugh, (ar) Collier’s March 15 1952
• * 300-Plus, (ar) Collier’s May 24 1947
• * The Thrilling Voyage of Amos Hatch, (ss) Judge July 19 1930
• * Two Boobs Abroad, (ss) The American Boy January 1928
• * Umm?, (??) Collier’s October 29 1949
• * Want Some Canned Ice Cubes?, (??) Collier’s September 1 1951
• * What About Wire Clothes Hangers?, (??) Collier’s March 3 1951
• * What Do You Do with Your Vests?, (??) Collier’s September 22 1951
• * What Do You Mean, You Didn’t Sleep a Wink Last Night?, (??) Collier’s November 3 1951
• * What’s for Supper?, (??) Collier’s January 21 1950
• * Why Elevator Men Are in Cages, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post July 20 1935
• * Wing Talk, (cl) Collier’s September 8 1945
* ___ 300-Plus, (cl) Collier’s May 24 1947
• * Wish You Were Here, (??) Collier’s August 24 1946
• * You, Too, Can Learn to Worry, (??) Collier’s March 22 1952