The FictionMags Index

The Golden Book Magazine #34, October 1927, as "La Grande Bretèche"; translated from the French (“La Grande Bretèche”, Contes Brun, 1831) by Clara Bell & Ellen Marriage.

* An Accursed House, (ss) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890; translated from the French (“La Grande Bretèche”, Contes Brun, 1831) by William Wilson.

* The Afflictions of an English Cat, (ss)

The New Roger Caras Treasury of Great Cat Stories ed. Roger Caras, Bristol Park, 1997

* The Atheist’s Mass, (ss) The Argosy (UK) January 1928; translated by S. Davis

* The Atheist’s Mass, (ss) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890; translated from the French (“La Messe de l’Athée”, 1836) by William Wilson.

* The Author’s Dedication of “Don Juan”, (is) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890

* Balzac by Himself, (lt) Temple Bar May 1906 (translated)

* Balzac’s View of Women, (ms)

The Scrap Book Jun, Jun (abbrev) 1906

* The Centenarian, (n.) All-Story Weekly Oct 27, Nov 3, Nov 10, Nov 17 1917; translated by Florence Crewe-Jones

* Christ in Flanders, (nv)

Tales for a Stormy Night, R. Clarke, 1891, as "A Miracle in Flanders"; translated from the French (Romans et Contes Philosophiques, 1831) by Susan Walker Longworth.

* Christ in Flanders, (ss)

The Golden Book Magazine #12 Dec 1925, #108 Dec 1933; translated from the French (“Jèsus-Christ en Flandre”, 1831).

* Christ in Flanders, (ss) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890; translated from the French (“Jèsus-Christ en Flandre”, 1831) by Stanislaus Eric Stenbock.

* The Conscript, (nv) Library of the World’s Best Mystery and Detective Stories: French: Italian: Spanish: Latin ed. Julian Hawthorne, The Review of Reviews, 1907; translated from the French.

* The Conscript, a Story of Telepathy, (ss) Temple Bar July 1886; translated by H. C. A. Keith

* The Courageous Hunchback Woman, (ss)

Selections from Famous Mystery and Detective Stories, Whitman Publishing Co., 1929

* The Danger of Being Too Innocent, (ss)

* The Danger of Being Too Innocent, (ss)

Wives and Lovers ed. Alex Austin, Lion Library, 1956; translated by Neil Pritchie

* The Devil’s Disciple, (ex) from Melmouth Reconciled,

* The Doctor’s Story, (nv) The Dead Leman & Other Tales from the French ed. Andrew Lang & Paul Sylvester, Swan Sonnenschein, 1889; translated from the French (“La Grande Bretèche”, Contes Brun, 1831) by Andrew Lang & Paul Sylvester.

Mystery Stories ed. Patricia J. Robertson, Octopus, 1981, as "The Mysterious Mansion"

* Don Juan; or The Elixir of Long Life, (nv) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890; translated from the French (“L’Elixir de Longue Vie”, 1831) by William Wilson.

* Don Juan; or The Elixir of Long Life, (ss)

Lovers & Other Monsters ed. Marvin Kaye, SFBC, 1992; translated from the French (“L’elixir de longue vie”, La Revue de Paris, October 1830).

* Doomed to Live, (ss)

The Famous Story Magazine October 1925; translated from the French (“El Verdugo”, La Mode, January 30, 1830).
The Famous Story Magazine (UK) February 1926

* Doomed to Live, (ss) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890; translated from the French (“El Verdugo”, La Mode, January 30, 1830) by William Wilson.

The Scrap Book Jul, Jul (abbrev) 1906

* The Elixir of Don Juan, (ss)

The Golden Book Magazine #69, September 1930

* The Elixir of Life, (ss)

Romantic Gothic Tales, 1790-1840 ed. G. R. Thompson, Harper & Row, 1979; translated from the French (“L’elixir de longue vie”, La Revue de Paris, October 1830).
Classic Tales of Horror, Canterbury Classics, 2015

* The Elixir of Life, (ss) Short Stories June 1899; translated from the French (“L’elixir de longue vie”, La Revue de Paris Oct, 1830) by Neil Carew.

* An Episode of the Terror, (ss) The Lock and Key Library: Classic French ed. Julian Hawthorne, The Review of Reviews, 1909; translated from the French (as introduction to Mémoires pour servir à l’histoire de la Révolution française, par Sanson, Librairie Centrale, 1829) by Ellen Marriage.

* An Episode of the Terror, (ss) Snapdragon ed. Mervyn Savill, Arthur Barker, 1955; translated from the French (“Un épisode sous la Terreur”, 1830) by Mervyn Savill.

* An Episode Under the Terror, (ss)

The Grand Magazine March 1905; translated from the French (as introduction to Mémoires pour servir à l’histoire de la Révolution française, par Sanson, Librairie Centrale, 1829).
Lippincott’s Magazine March 1912
The Argosy (UK) June 1927
The Short Story Case Book ed. Edward J. O'Brien, Farrar & Rinehart, Inc., 1935

* Ere Set of Sun, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1900

* The Executioner, (ss) The Cosmopolitan September 1888; translated from the French (“El Verdugo”, La Mode, January 30, 1830).

* The Executioner, (ss) The Argosy (UK) April 1928; translated from the French (“El Verdugo”, La Mode, January 30, 1830) by Reginald Merton.

* The Expiatory Mass, (ss)

Short Stories January 1896; translated by Fannie E. Kingsbury

* Facino Caine’s Lost Treasure, (ss) 1929

The Golden Book Magazine #76, April 1931; translated by Blanche Colton Williams

* Facino Cane, (ss) The Argosy (UK) October 1928; translated by Richard Vernon

* The False Courtesan, (ss) Droll Stories

The Golden Book Magazine #125, May 1935
Adam October 1956, as "The Lewd Duke of Orleans"

* Farewell, (na) Works of Honoré de Balzac by Honoré de Balzac, George Barrie and Son, 1895

Best Stories of All Time Jul, Aug/Sep, Oct 1926; translated from the French (“Souvenirs Soldatesques—Adieu”, La Mode, May 15, 1830 & Jun 5, 1830).

* Farewell, (na) The Unknown Masterpiece and Other Stories by Honoré de Balzac, tr. Ellen Marriage, J.M. Dent and Co., 1896

A Century of Love Stories ed. Gilbert Frankau, Hutchinson, 1935; translated from the French (“Souvenirs Soldatesques—Adieu”, La Mode, May 15, 1830 & Jun 5, 1830) by Ellen Marriage.

* Farewell, (na)

Tales for a Stormy Night, R. Clarke, 1891; translated from the French (“Souvenirs Soldatesques—Adieu”, La Mode, May 15, 1830 & Jun 5, 1830) by Maria Longworth Storer.

* Food for the Gander, (ss) Carnival November 1965

* Gaudissart the Great, (ss)

The Golden Book Magazine (UK) February 1928

* Gaudissart the Great, (ss)

The Golden Book Magazine #37, January 1928 (translated)

* Ginerva del Piombo, (ss)

The Romancist and Novelist’s Library Vol. IV ed. William Hazlitt, J. Clements, 1840

* Gold, (ss) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890; translated from the French (“Facino Cane”, 1836) by William Wilson.

* La Grande Bretèche, (ss)

Clever Truths June 1925; translated from the French (“La Grande Bretèche”, Contes Brun, 1831).
Ainslee’s May 1926
Great Tales of Terror & the Supernatural ed. Herbert A. Wise & Phyllis Fraser, Random House, 1944
Short Stories Magazine September 1981
Stories of Terror and the Supernatural ed. Herman Graf, Skyhorse Publishing, 2013
Classic Tales of Horror, Canterbury Classics, 2015

* La Grande Bretèche, (ss) Grande Bretèche and Other Stories by Honoré de Balzac, tr. Clara Bell, J.M. Dent, 1896

Terribly Strange Tales ed. Elizabeth Sechrist & Janette Woolsey, Macrae Smith, 1967; translated from the French (“La Grande Bretèche”, Contes Brun, 1831) by Clara Bell.
The Penguin Book of Horror Stories ed. J. A. Cuddon, Penguin, 1984
Tales of Terror and the Supernatural, Bracken Books, 1994

* La Grande Bretèche, (ss) , as "An Accursed House"

The Golden Book Magazine #34, October 1927; translated from the French (“La Grande Bretèche”, Contes Brun, 1831) by Clara Bell & Ellen Marriage.

* La Grande Bretèche, (ss) Little French Masterpieces by Honoré de Balzac, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1903

Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine August 1955, as "The Mysterious Mansion"; translated from the French (“La Grande Bretèche”, Contes Brun, 1831) by George Burnham Ives.
Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) #31, August 1955
Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #100, October 1955, as "The Mysterious Mansion"
Ellery Queen’s Anthology #54, Summer 1986, as "The Mysterious Mansion"

* He Who Walks in Sorrow, (ss) Liberty February 28 1942

* The High Constable’s Wife, (ss)

The New Avon Bedside Companion, Avon Books, 1949

* How the Pretty Maid of Portillon Convinced Her Judge, (ss)

Best Legal Stories 2 ed. John Welcome, Faber and Faber, 1970

* The Hunch-Back Woman, (ss)

* Innocence, (ss)

* In the Time of the Terror, (ss)

The World’s Greatest Stories August 1929; translated from the French (as introduction to Mémoires pour servir à l’histoire de la Révolution française, par Sanson, Librairie Centrale, 1829).
The Omnibus of Adventure ed. John R. Colter, Dodd, Mead, 1930

* In the Time of the Terror, (ss) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890; translated from the French (as introduction to Mémoires pour servir à l’histoire de la Révolution française, par Sanson, Librairie Centrale, 1829) by William Wilson.

The Golden Book Magazine #50, February 1929

* John Melmoth Peer of Lucifer, (nv) Library of the World’s Best Mystery and Detective Stories: French: Italian: Spanish: Latin ed. Julian Hawthorne, The Review of Reviews, 1907, as "Melmoth Reconciled"

Best Stories of All Time February 1927; translated from the French (“Melmoth réconcilié”, Le Lievre de Contes, 1835).

* The Lewd Duke of Orleans, (ss) Droll Stories, as "The False Courtesan"

Adam October 1956

* Lost by a Laugh, (ss)

10 Story Book August 1915; translated from the French (Autre Étude de Femme, Conard, 1842).
Best Stories of All Time October 1925
The Golden Book Magazine #102, June 1933

* Lost by a Laugh, (ss) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890; translated from the French (Autre Étude de Femme, Conard, 1842) by William Wilson.

* Love in the Desert, (ss)

The Scrap Book September 1907; translated from the French (La Revue de Paris, December 24, 1830).

* Madame de Dey’s Last Reception, (ss) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890; translated from the French (“Le Requisitionnaire”) by William Wilson.

* Madame Firmiani, (nv)

The Lock and Key Library: Classic French ed. Julian Hawthorne, The Review of Reviews, 1909; translated from the French.

* Madame’s Last Reception, (ss)

The Golden Book Magazine #119, November 1934

* The Maid of Thilouse, (ss) Nugget November 1955

* The Maranas, (na)

The Holiday Omnibus (var. 1), Hutchinson, 1936; translated from the French (“Les Marana”, Madame Béchet, 1834).

* Melmoth Reconciled, (nv) Library of the World’s Best Mystery and Detective Stories: French: Italian: Spanish: Latin ed. Julian Hawthorne, The Review of Reviews, 1907; translated from the French (“Melmoth réconcilié”, Le Lievre de Contes, 1835).

The Lock and Key Library: Classic French ed. Julian Hawthorne, The Review of Reviews, 1909
Best Stories of All Time February 1927, as "John Melmoth Peer of Lucifer"
World’s Best Mystery and Detective Stories, Seven Treasures Publications, 2008

* The Midnight Mass. An Episode in the History of the Reign of Terror, (ss) Bentley’s Miscellany June 1852, uncredited.

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1852, uncredited.

* A Miracle in Flanders, (nv) , as "Christ in Flanders"

Tales for a Stormy Night, R. Clarke, 1891; translated from the French (Romans et Contes Philosophiques, 1831) by Susan Walker Longworth.

* Mother and Daughter; or Le Marana, (ss)

The Romancist and Novelist’s Library (New Series), Vol. V ed. William Hazlitt, J. Clements, 1842; translated from the French (La Revue de Paris, December 1832 & January 1833).

* The Mysterious Mansion, (nv) The Dead Leman & Other Tales from the French ed. Andrew Lang & Paul Sylvester, Swan Sonnenschein, 1889, as "The Doctor’s Story"

Mystery Stories ed. Patricia J. Robertson, Octopus, 1981; translated from the French (“La Grande Bretèche”, Contes Brun, 1831) by Andrew Lang & Paul Sylvester.

* The Mysterious Mansion, (ss)

* The Mysterious Mansion, (ss) Little French Masterpieces by Honoré de Balzac, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1903, as "La Grande Bretèche"

Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine August 1955; translated from the French (“La Grande Bretèche”, Contes Brun, 1831) by George Burnham Ives.
Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #100, October 1955
Ellery Queen’s Anthology #54, Summer 1986

* The Mystery of the Rue Soly, (sl)

The Argosy (UK) Aug, Sep, Oct 1930; translated by Mary Ashburnham

* The Oath, (ss)

Come Not Lucifer, John Westhouse, 1945

* Paquita, (ex) from The Girl with the Golden Eyes,

The Dedalus Book of Sexual Ambiguity: Sexuality and Masquerade ed. Emma Wilson, Dedalus, 1996; translated by Ernest Dowson

* A Passion in the Desert, (ss) The Strand Magazine February 1891; translated from the French (“Une Passion dans le Désert”, Revue de Paris, Dec. 26, 1830).

* A Passion in the Desert, (ss)

The Booklovers Magazine November 1903; translated from the French (“Une Passion dans le Désert”, Revue de Paris, Dec. 26, 1830) by J. Alfred Burgan.

* A Passion in the Desert, (ss) The Argosy (UK) July 1926; translated from the French (“Une Passion dans le Désert”, Revue de Paris, Dec. 26, 1830) by Marjorie Laurie.

* A Passion in the Desert, (ss) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890; translated from the French (“Une Passion dans le Désert”, Revue de Paris, Dec. 26, 1830) by Stanislaus Eric Stenbock.

* The Pearl Fay, (ex) from The Last Fay, Black Coat Press, August 2016

The French Fantasy Treasury 2 ed. J.-M. & Randy Lofficier, Black Coat Press, 2016; translated from the French (La Dernière Fée, 1823) by Brian M. Stableford.

* Pierre Grasson, (ss) The Argosy (UK) July 1938; translated by George Gilroy

* Portrait of a Lady, (ss)

Short Story Magazine (Australia) #1, 1944

* The Pretty Maid of Portillon, (ss)

Good Humor August 1957; translated from the French (Les Contes Drolatiques, 1832).

* The Red House, (ss)

The Golden Book Magazine #86, February 1932

* The Red Inn, (nv) Demons of the Night ed. Joan C. Kessler, University of Chicago, 1995; translated from the French (“L’auberge rouge”, 1831) by Joan C. Kessler.

* The Red Inn, (ss) The Argosy (UK) December 1926; translated by Manuel Devaldès

* The Reproach, (ss)

Crimes of Passion ed. David Partridge, Garden City, 1947

* The Revolt of a Sheep, (ss)

Shocking Tales ed. Robert K. Brunner, A.A. Wyn, 1946

* A Seaside Drama, (ss)

The Golden Book Magazine #42, June 1928 (translated)

* Séraphita, (ex) J.M. Dent, 1897

The Dedalus Occult Reader: The Garden of Hermetic Dreams ed. Gary Lachman, Dedalus, 2005; translated by Clara Bell

* Shorter Stories from Balzac, (co) Walter Scott, Ltd. (hc), 1890 ; translated by Stanislaus Eric Stenbock & William Wilson

* Short Story Masterpiece:
* ___ An Accursed House, (ss)
- 10 Story Book September 1903; translated from the French (“La Grande Bretèche”, Contes Brun, 1831).
* ___ Lost by a Laugh, (ss)
- 10 Story Book August 1915; translated from the French (Autre Étude de Femme, Conard, 1842).
* The Succubus, (na) Droll Stories by Honoré de Balzac, William Mitchell & Company, 1874

Once Against the Law ed. William Tenn & Donald E. Westlake, Macmillan, 1968; translated from the French (“Le Succube”, Les Contes drolatiques, 1837).
Classic Tales of Horror, Canterbury Classics, 2015

* Sworn on the Crucifix, (ss) Temple Bar June 1872; translated from the French (“La Grande Bretèche”, Contes Brun, 1831) by W. J. Greenwell.

* The Thing at Ghent, (vi)

The World’s Shortest Stories ed. Richard Gibson Hubler, Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1961

* The Thing at Ghent, (vi) 1900

Angels of Darkness ed. Marvin Kaye, SFBC, 1995; translated by Ellen Marriage

* A Tragedy by the Sea, (ss) Shorter Stories from Balzac by Honor^e' de Balzac, tr. William Wilson & Stanislaus Eric Stenbock, Walter Scott, 1890; translated from the French by William Wilson.

* Twin Beds, Separate Rooms, One Bed, (es)

Nugget October 1956

* The Unknown Masterpiece, (nv)

Greatest Short Stories: Volume 5, Foreign, P.F. Collier, 1953

* The Unobservant Sheriff, (ss)

Wildcat March 1965

* The Vault, (ss)

The Argosy (UK) November 1926

* El Verdugo, (ss)

The Golden Book Magazine #4, April 1925; translated from the French (“El Verdugo”, La Mode, January 30, 1830).
Clever Truths July 1925
A Century of Horror ed. Dennis Wheatley, Hutchinson, 1935
Shocking Tales ed. Robert K. Brunner, A.A. Wyn, 1946
The Curse of Dracula & Other Terrifying Tales ed. Charles Higham, Horwitz, 1962
The Best Horror and Supernatural of the 19th Century ed. Isaac Asimov, Charles G. Waugh & Martin H. Greenberg, Beaufort, 1983
The Mammoth Book of Classic Chillers ed. Tim Haydock, Robinson, 1986

* El Verdugo, (ss)

The Argosy (UK) June 1934; translated from the French (“El Verdugo”, La Mode, January 30, 1830) by Phyllis Mégroz.

* El Verdugo, (ss) 1901

A Romantic Story Book ed. Morris Bishop, Cornell University Press, 1971; translated from the French (“El Verdugo”, La Mode, January 30, 1830) by Ellen Marriage.

* El Verdugo, (ss) Short Stories April 1895; translated from the French (“El Verdugo”, La Mode, January 30, 1830) by John Van Brugh.

* “El Verdugo” (The Executioner), (ss) 1829

Tales That Enthrall ed. Arnold Dawson, Grant Richards, 1930

* Z. Marcas, (nv) The Lock and Key Library: Classic French ed. Julian Hawthorne, The Review of Reviews, 1909; translated from the French.

* Agony Column Romance by Marjorie Bowen, (ar) The Passing Show September 18 1937

* Balzac by John Francis, (bg) The Folks-at-Home #10, December 31 1896

* Balzac and His Publishers by C. E. Meetkerke, (ar) The Argosy (UK) October 1878

* Balzac as Artist and Moralist by Kate Hillard, (bg) Lippincott’s Magazine of Literature, Science and Education December 1871

* Balzac as He Was by William Ernest Henley, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine November 1899

* Balzac—His Life and Career, (ar) Dublin University Magazine October 1867, uncredited.

* Balzac—His Literary Labours, (ar) Dublin University Magazine November 1867, uncredited.

* Balzac in Britanny by William Henry Helm, (ar) Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader January 1909

* Balzac in Undress, (ar) Dublin University Magazine June 1866, uncredited.

* Balzac’s “Quest of the Absolute”, (bg) The Argosy (UK) June 1934, uncredited.

* The Centenarian by Darrell Schweitzer, (br) Science Fiction Review #21, May 1977

* The Conflict by The Man in the Box, (nv) People’s August 1909; adapted from the play by Maurice V. Samuel, based on a story by Balzac.

* Dandyism and the Splendour and Misery of Courtesans by Brian M. Stableford, (ar) Wormwood #9, 2007

* Honoré de Balzac: a Sketch by Mary F. Sandars, (bg) Temple Bar May 1906

* A Philosopher in Fiction by Albert Elmer Hancock, (ar) The Booklovers Magazine November 1903

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Balzac, Stephen R.

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* Take Off Your Hat: You’re in the Presence of Culture, (ar) Analog Science Fiction and Fact January/February 2010

* [front cover], (cv) The Last Days of Ector by Guy Haley, Black Library, 2014
* [front cover], (cv) Tech-Priest by Rob Sanders, Black Library, 2015
* [front cover], (cv) Cosmic Horror Monthly #62, August 2025

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Balzo, Sandy

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* The Grass Is Always Greener, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine March 2003

* Viscery, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine December 2004

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Bama, James (Elliott)

(about)

(chron.)

* James Bama: On Painting Edges, (ar) Illustration #16, Spring 2006

* [front cover], (cv) Out of This World Adventures December 1950

Illustration #16, Spring 2006

* [front cover], (cv) Avon Fantasy Reader 15 ed. Donald A. Wollheim, Avon Novels Inc., 1951
* [front cover], (cv) 10 Story Fantasy Spring 1951
* [front cover], (cv) Out of This World Adventures (Canada) April 1951
* [front cover], (cv) Male March 1958
* [front cover], (cv) Star Trek by James Blish, Bantam, 1967
* [front cover], (cv) Louis L’Amour Western Magazine July 1994

* [illustration(s)], (il) Male Mar 1958, Jan 1959
* [illustration(s)], (il) For Men Only March 1959
* [illustration(s)], (il) Stag July 1960
* [illustration(s)], (il) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 8 1960, Jun 3, Jun 10 1961, Jun 23 1962
* [illustration(s)], (il) Action for Men March 1964
* [illustration(s)], (il) Argosy Oct, Nov, Dec 1964, Aug 1965, Jan, Apr 1966, Oct 1967
* [illustration(s)], (il) Adventure April 1966
* [illustration(s)], (il) TWA Ambassador October 1976
* [illustration(s)], (il) Windy City Pulp Stories #8, 2008

* [illustration(s)] (with Walter M. Baumhofer, Frank Hamilton & Bob Larkin), (il) Windy City Pulp Stories #8, 2008

* The Artists of Aurora by Thomas Graham, (bg) Illustration #8, October 2003

* Final Chapters by Tony Davis, (ob) The Pulpster #31, August 2022

* James A. Bama “Just a Painter” by Rodney Schroeter, (bg) Books Are Everything September 1989

* James Bama’s “Other” Covers: “Cover Stories” by Link Hullar, (ar) Books Are Everything September 1989

* The Making of James Bama: American Realist by Brian M. Kane, (bg) Illustration #16, Spring 2006

* Paperback Covers by James Bama: A Checklist by Rodney Schroeter, (bi) Books Are Everything September 1989

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Bambara, Frank

(chron.)

* [front cover], (cv) Weirdbook #6, 1973

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Bambara, Toni Cade

Toni Cade

(chron.)

* Blues Ain’t No Mockingbird, (ss) Redbook April 1972

* Christmas Eve at Johnson’s Drugs N Goods, (ss)

Points of View ed. James Moffett & Kenneth R. McElheny, Mentor Books, 1995

* Geraldine Moore the Poet, (ss) , as by Toni Cade

Something Else ed. Leo B. Kneer, Scott, Foresman and Co., 1970, as by Toni Cade

* A Girl’s Story, (ss) The Seabirds are Still Alive by Toni Cade Bambara, Random House, 1977

* Gorilla, My Love, (ss) Gorilla, My Love by Toni Cade Bambara, Random House, 1972

* I Ain’t Playin, I’m Hurtin, (ss) Redbook November 1971

* The Lesson, (ss) Redbook January 1973

* Mama Hazel Takes to Her Bed, (ss) Black World October 1971

Bitches and Sad Ladies ed. Pat Rotter, Harper's Magazine Press, 1975, as "My Man Bovanne"
We Are the Stories We Tell ed. Wendy Martin, Pantheon Books, 1990, as "My Man Bovanne"
The Harper Anthology of Fiction ed. Sylvan Barnet, HarperCollins, 1991, as "My Man Bovanne"
Telling Stories: An Anthology for Writers ed. Joyce Carol Oates, W.W. Norton, 1998, as "My Man Bovanne"

* The Mama Load, (ss) Redbook November 1979

* My Man Bovanne, (ss) Black World October 1971, as "Mama Hazel Takes to Her Bed"

* Raymond’s Run, (ss) Something Else ed. Leo B. Kneer, Scott, Foresman and Co., 1970, as by Toni Cade

* Sweet Town, (ss) Redbook August 1973

* What Is It I Think I’m Doing Anyhow?, (ar)

Norton Anthology of Short Fiction: Sixth Edition ed. R. V. Cassill & Richard Bausch, W.W. Norton & Company, 2000

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Bamber, George

(about)

(chron.)

* Between the Elephant and the Stuffed Giraffe, (ss) Rogue August 1961

* Bye Bye Blackbird, (ss) Rogue October 1961

* The Man Who Could Not Feel, (ss) Rogue February/March 1966

* The Minotaur, (ss) Rogue September 1962

* Ottmar Balleau x 2, (ss) Rogue March 1961

The 7th Annual of the Year’s Best S-F ed. Judith Merril, Simon & Schuster, 1962

* The Sea Is Boiling Hot by Theodore Sturgeon, (br) Galaxy Science Fiction January/February 1972
* The Sea Is Boiling Hot by Lester del Rey, (br) If January/February 1972

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Bamber, H. Kelway

(chron.)

* The Prince’s Special Train, (ar) The Royal Magazine November 1905

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Bamber, Linda

(chron.)

* The Criticism of Martin Green (with Gayarti Acharya), (ar) Ploughshares Fall 1978

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Bamber, Wallace R(ugene)

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* The Black Bomber, (ss) War Birds #2, April 1928

* Black Coffee, (ss) Thrilling Detective May 1933

* Black Reefs, (ss) Doc Savage Magazine February 1935

* Black Shadows, (ss) Thrilling Adventures April 1933

* Black Snows, (ss) Thrilling Adventures February 1933

Dime Adventure Magazine August 1935

* The Blinkin’ Bombardier, (ss) Eagles of the Air May 1930

* The Blood Trail, (ss) Thrilling Adventures April 1932

* Brood of the Legion, (ss) Conflict January/February 1934

* Bullet Proof, (ss) The Underworld Magazine October 1933

High Adventure #193, November 2023

* The Bushrangers of Australia, (ar) Far East Adventure Stories December 1931

Far East Adventure Stories (Canada) December 1931

* Camera and Gun [“Pee-Wee” Corbin], (ss) War Birds #4, June 1928

* Cassidy’s Catch, (ss) The Underworld Magazine November 1933

* Cavaliers of the Skies, (ts) Flying Stories Feb, Mar, Apr 1930

* Chain Lightning, (ss) Nick Carter Magazine January 1935

* Crash on Delivery, (ss) Wings May 1930

* Danger Trail, (nv) Complete Underworld Novelettes Winter 1933/1934

* The Darn Little Fool, (ss) Flying Aces December 1928

* False Cargo, (ss) Thrilling Adventures November 1933

* The Flight of Forgotten Men, (ss) Flying Aces November 1928

* The Flying Arsenal, (ss) War Stories #40, September 27 1928

* A Frank Appeal (with Anatole Feldman & H. C. Langer), (ed) Far East Adventure Stories February 1931

* A Further Appeal (with Anatole Feldman & H. C. Langer), (ed) Far East Adventure Stories March 1931

* The Ghost Hawk, (sl) Complete Aviation Novel Magazine Aug, Sep 1929

* Gypsy Luck, (ss) Flying Stories November 1928

* Hot Evidence, (ss) Nick Carter Magazine November 1933

* The Invincible Death, (ss) Sky Birds November 1929

* Killed in Action, (ts) Three Star Magazine 1st November 1928

World Stories #9, December 1928

* The Lone Flyer [Long John Maloney], (ss) Brief Stories September 1928

* Mad Major, (ss) Short Stories January 10 1929

Short Stories (UK) mid May 1929

* The Mail Must Go!, (ss) Wings January 1929

* Maloney Spreads a ’Chute [Long John Maloney], (ss) Brief Stories December 1928

* The Medal Bird, (ss) Under Fire Magazine December 1928

* The Moth of Mazatlan, (nv) Air Stories September 1929

* Phantom Flyers, (ss) Flying Aces March 1929

* Pirates of the Air, (ss) Flight November 1929

* Pirate Wings of Peril, (ss) Flyers March 1930

* “Rabbit’s Foot for Luck!”, (ss) War Stories #39, September 13 1928

* Red Seas, (ss) Pirate Stories August 1935

* Roaring Wings [“Pee-Wee” Corbin], (ss) War Birds #6, August 1928

* The Scourge of the Skies, (ss) Under Fire Magazine November 1928

* The Sky Trap, (na) Aces October 1929

* Slim Hardin’s Nose, (ss) Pete Rice Magazine April 1935

* Snowshoe Trail, (ss) Doc Savage Magazine February 1934

* Steel Fists, (ss) Thrilling Adventures March 1933

* Through Black Skys, (ss) Under Fire Magazine June 1929

* Thundering Wings, (na) Complete Flying Novel January 1930

* Thundering Wings, (ex) Complete Flying Novel December 1929

* Tracer Skies [“Pee-Wee” Corbin], (ss) War Birds #7, September 1928

* The Volunteer Pilot, (ss) Sky Birds January 1929

* The Water Hole, (ss) Pete Rice Magazine October 1934

* The Zooming Zeppelin, (nv) Zeppelin Stories May 1929

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Bamberg, Estelle

(chron.)

* Facts of Life, (ss) Spree v1 #9, 1959

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Bamberg, L.

(chron.)

* The Swing of the Pendulum, (pl) The English Illustrated Magazine September 1911

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Bamberg, Richard A.

(chron.)

* Love’s Last Farewell, (ss) Bending the Landscape: Science Fiction ed. Nicola Griffith & Stephen Pagel, Overlook Press, 1998

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Bamberger, Aja

(chron.)

* The Quills of Henry Thomas (with W. C. Bamberger), (ss) Yondering ed. Robert Reginald, Borgo Press, 2011

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Bamberger, Fred

(chron.)

* What U.S. Air Corps Insignia Mean, (ar) Flying Aces April 1935

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Bamberger, Helen R.

The Aresbys

Helen Berger

(chron.)

* Over the Stile, (ss) Tomorrow December 1945, as by Helen Berger

* Who Killed Coralie? (with Raymond S. Bamberger), (n.) Washburn, 1927, as by The Aresbys

Detective Book Magazine January 1931, as by The Aresbys

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Bamberger, L.

(chron.)

* The German Crisis and the Emperor, (ar) The New Review #35, April 1892

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Bamberger, Raymond S.

The Aresbys

(chron.)

* Who Killed Coralie? (with Helen R. Bamberger), (n.) Washburn, 1927, as by The Aresbys

Detective Book Magazine January 1931, as by The Aresbys

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Bamberger, Simon

(about)

* Jewish Immigrant Becomes Governor of His State by O. J. Grimes, (bg) The American Magazine March 1917

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Bamberger, Theron

(chron.)

* Blackmail and White Women, (ss) Metropolitan with The Girl of To-day May 1923

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Bamberger, W. C.

(chron.)

* The Quills of Henry Thomas (with Aja Bamberger), (ss) Yondering ed. Robert Reginald, Borgo Press, 2011

* Dance of the Comets: An Astral Pantomime in Two Acts by Paul Scheerbart, (ss) The Stairway to the Sun/Dance of the Comets by Paul Scheerbart, Wakefield Press, 2016