The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 251

[]Apilado, Jonathan (fl. 2010s) (about)
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• * Artist Interview: Jonathan Apilado by Heather McDougal, (iv) Strange Horizons December 14 2015

[]Aplin, Oliver Vernon (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Country Sunday, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine October 1894, uncredited.
• * My Pool: Scenes and Seasons at an Inland Reservoir, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine August 1892, uncredited.

[]Apodaca, Jennifer; pseudonym of Jennifer Lyon (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Fast Boys, (na) Wicked Women Whodunit, Brava, 2005

[]Apodaca, Teri Atkinson (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * “I Escaped from the Jaws of a Shark!”, (ar) Argosy September 1977

[]Apoian, R. B. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * In the Clutches of the Lille, (ss) Monsieur February 1959
• * Look at This Private Harkoff, (ss) Jem March 1959

[]Apollinaire, Guillaume; pseudonym of Guillaumme A. W. A. Apollinaire de Kostrowitsky (1880-1918) (chron.)
• * Annie, (pm) Transatlantic Review #2, Winter 1959/1960; translated by Eugene Walter
• * The Blue Eye, (vi)
• Lovers & Other Monsters ed. Marvin Kaye, SFBC, 1992; translated by Marvin Kaye
• * Cinderella Continued, or the Rat and the Six Lizards, (vi) from Comparative Criticism Vol. 6, Cambridge University Press, 1984
• Spells of Enchantment ed. Jack Zipes, Viking, 1991; translated from the French (“La suite de Cendrillon, ou Le rat et les six lézards”, La Baïonette, January 16, 1919) by Iain White.
• * “Cors de Chasse”, (pm) Not One of Us #5, August 1989
• * The Eleven Thousand Whips, (ex) Penthouse June 1979; translated from the French (Les Onze Mille Verges ou les Amours d’un Hospodar, 1907).
• * Fiery Vintage, (pm)
• Resistance October 1946
• * The Meadow Saffrans, (pm) Transatlantic Review #2, Winter 1959/1960; translated by Eugene Walter
• * Remote Projection (with Remy Inglis Hall), (ss) The Heresiarch & Co. by Guillaume Apollinaire, Doubleday, 1965
• The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction July 1968
• * Saltimbanques, (pm) Transatlantic Review #2, Winter 1959/1960; translated by Eugene Walter
• * Slum, (ss) Fungi #18, 2000; translated by Edward Ford
• * Song, (pm) Transatlantic Review #2, Winter 1959/1960; translated by Eugene Walter
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• * Guillaume Apollinaire by Huntly Carter, (ar) To-Day February 1919

[]Apollodorus [{c180-c120 BC] (about) (chron.)
• * The Icarus Story, (ss)
• The Doomed Astronaut ed. Joseph Frank, Winthrop Publishers, 1972

[]Apollonia, C. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Judge Not; or, Oscar Namenlos, (ss) The Ludgate Illustrated Magazine February 1895

[]Apollonius of Rhodes [Early to late 3rd Century BC] (chron.)
• * Phineus and the Harpies, (vi) from The Argonautica, Heinemann, 1912
• Great Short Stories of the World ed. Barrett H. Clark & Maxim Lieber, The World Publishing Company, 1925; translated by R. C. Seaton

[]Apolstolakou, Katerina (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Unlikely Story #7, November 2013

[]Apor, Péter (chron.)
• * Immortalitas imperator: a Munkásmozgalmi Panteon születése, (ar) AETAS #2/3, 2002

[]Aposhian, Ahna Wayne (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Old Hag, (ss) Horror Library: Volume 6 ed. Eric J. Guignard, Cutting Block, 2017

[]Apostil (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Chinese Barter, (ss) The Evening Standard August 28 1935

[]Apostol, Gina (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Unintended, (ss) Manila Noir ed. Jessica Hagedorn, Akashic Books, 2013

[]Apostoli, Fred (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * I’m Going to Be the Champion, (ss) Popular Sports Magazine April 1939

[]Apostolides, Alex (1923- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Civilized (with Mark Clifton), (ss) Galaxy Science Fiction August 1953, as "We’re Civilized!"
• Portals of Tomorrow ed. August Derleth, Rinehart, 1954
• * Crazy Joey [Joe Carter] (with Mark Clifton), (ss) Astounding Science Fiction August 1953
• Astounding Science Fiction (UK) January 1954
• Beyond the Barriers of Space and Time ed. Judith Merril, Random House, 1954
• The Science Fiction of Mark Clifton by Mark Clifton, Southern Illinois University Press, 1980
• * Hide! Hide! Witch! [Joe Carter] (with Mark Clifton), (nv) Astounding Science Fiction December 1953
• Astounding Science Fiction (UK) May 1954
• The Science Fiction of Mark Clifton by Mark Clifton, Southern Illinois University Press, 1980
• * Notes from the Underground, (ar) Adam February 1970
• * Progress Report (with Mark Clifton), (ss) If July 1953
• If (UK) #3, 1954
• * Sandy Had a Tiger, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction August 1958
• Venture Science Fiction (UK) #6, February 1964
• * Solution Delayed (with Mark Clifton), (ss) Astounding Science Fiction July 1953
• Astounding Science Fiction (UK) December 1953
• * The Truth About Boo, (ar) Adam January 1970
• * We’re Civilized! (with Mark Clifton), (ss) Galaxy Science Fiction August 1953
• Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) v3 #10, 1954
• Portals of Tomorrow ed. August Derleth, Rinehart, 1954, as "Civilized"
• Galactic Empires Volume One ed. Brian W. Aldiss, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1976
• * What Thin Partitions [Ralph Kennedy] (with Mark Clifton), (nv) Astounding Science Fiction September 1953
• Astounding Science Fiction (UK) February 1954
• Editor’s Choice in Science Fiction ed. Sam Moskowitz, McBride, 1954
• The Best Science-Fiction Stories: 1954 ed. Everett F. Bleiler & T. E. Dikty, Fredrick Fell, 1954
• The Best Science Fiction Stories: Fifth Series ed. Everett F. Bleiler & T. E. Dikty, Grayson & Grayson, 1956
• 14 Great Tales of ESP ed. Idella Purnell Stone, Fawcett Gold Medal, 1969
• Science Fiction Stories ed. Tom Boardman, Jr., Octopus Books, 1979
• The Science Fiction of Mark Clifton by Mark Clifton, Southern Illinois University Press, 1980

[]Apostolou, John L. (1930- ) (books) (chron.)
• * A.K.A. Philip Marlowe, (ar) The Armchair Detective Spring 1984 [Ref. Raymond Chandler]
• * Introduction, (in) Murder in Japan ed. John L. Apostolou & Martin H. Greenberg, Dembner, 1987
• * Introduction, (in) The Best Japanese Science Fiction Stories ed. John L. Apostolou & Martin H. Greenberg, Dembner, 1989
• * Japanese Mystery Fiction in English Translation, (ar) The Armchair Detective Fall 1980
• * Japanese Mystery Fiction Revisited, (ar) The Armchair Detective v15 #2, 1982
• * MacKinlay Kantor and the Police Novel, (ar) The Armchair Detective Spring 1997 [Ref. MacKinlay Kantor]
• * Mayhem at the Movies, (ar) The Armchair Detective Fall 1992 [Ref. Woody Allen]
• * Norbert Davis: Profile of a Pulp Writer, (ar) The Armchair Detective v15 #1, 1982 [Ref. Norbert Davis]
• * The Short Career of Robert Reeves, (ar) The Armchair Detective Spring 1985
• * A Yen for Murder: A Look at Japan’s Ichiban Mystery Writer, (ar) The Armchair Detective Summer 1987 [Ref. Seicho Matsumoto]
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• * The Best Japanese Science Fiction Stories (with Martin H. Greenberg), (Dembner, January 1989, an)
• * The Best Japanese Science Fiction Stories (with Martin H. Greenberg), (Dembner, November 1990, an)
• * The Best Japanese Science Fiction Stories (with Martin H. Greenberg), (Barricade Books, October 1997, an)
• * Murder in Japan (with Martin H. Greenberg), (Dembner, 1987, an)
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• * The Best Japanese Science Fiction Stories (with Martin H. Greenberg) by Richard Patrick Terra, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #22, June 1990

[]Apostrophe; pseudonym (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Every Woman Has Her Price, (pm) Sievier’s Monthly #20, August 1910

[]Apotheker, Nan (fl. 1910s-1930s) (chron.)
• * Amy’s Innocence, (ss) Saucy Stories December 1 1923
• Saucy Stories (UK) December 1 1923
• * Another Intrigue, (vi) The Smart Set February 1924
• The Smart Set (UK) March 1924
• * Bird of Passage, (ss) Telling Tales 2nd February 1925
• * Clarissa’s Progress, (ss) Saucy Stories December 15 1923
• Saucy Stories (UK) December 15 1923
• * Daughter of Night, (??) Telling Tales 2nd March 1924
• * An Error in Judgment, (??) Telling Tales 2nd April 1924
• * Ghosts of Passion, (ss) Telling Tales 1st July 1924
• * The Gold-Digger’s Mother Goose, (pm) Snappy Stories 2nd July 1926
• * Heritage, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine December 1917
• * I Ask No More, (pm) Snappy Stories 2nd February 1918
• * Innocence, Limited, (ss) Telling Tales 1st May 1925
• * In the Name of Love, (ss) Breezy Stories August 1923
• * John Miles’ Stenographer, (ss) The Smart Set January 1921
• * The Lady Says Yes, (ss) Snappy Stories 1st May 1925
• * A Lonely One Speaks, (pm) The Smart Set January 1918
• * A Midnight Intrusion, (vi) Snappy Stories 1st August 1924
• * The Naked Truth, (ss) Telling Tales April 1923
• * Outside the Gate, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1918
• * Parting, (??) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine August 1918
• * Pash—on Delivery, (ss) Telling Tales 2nd March 1925
• * Perfume of Summer, (ss) Telling Tales 1st August 1924
• * Playing the Game, (ss) Saucy Stories June 1 1923
• Saucy Stories (UK) June 1 1923
• * Saturday Afternoon, (ss) Saucy Stories February 15 1924
• Saucy Stories (UK) February 15 1924
• * That Night, (ss) Telling Tales June 1925
• * Triumph, (ss) The American Hebrew July 24 1931
• * The Way of Summer Love, (ss) Saucy Stories March 15 1924
• Saucy Stories (UK) March 15 1924
• * When She Needed It Most, (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd November 1925
• * Woman Rampant, (vi) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine May 1918
• * A Woman Who Had Lived, (ss) Telling Tales 2nd July 1924

[]App, Marion (chron.)
• * A Nocturne, (ms) The Smart Set September 1916

[]Appachana, Anjana (1956- ) (chron.)
• * The Prophecy, (ss)
• The Oxford Book of Modern Women’s Stories ed. Patricia Craig, Oxford University Press US, 1994
• The Longman Anthology of Short Fiction ed. Dana Gioia & R. S. Gwynn, Longman US, 2000

[]Appasamy, K. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * My Turban, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine February 1933

[]Appeal, Rudolph (chron.)
• * An Up-to-Date Home-Made Chicken House, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal March 1910

[]Appel, Alfred, Jr. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * from A Season of Dreams: The Fiction of Eudora Welty, (ar) [Ref. Eudora Welty]
• A Web of Stories: An Introduction to Short Fiction ed. Jon & Marjorie Ford, Prentice Hall, 1998

[]Appel, Allen (R.) (1945- ) (about)
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• * Time After Time by Darrell Schweitzer, (br) Thrust #25, Fall/Winter 1986

[]Appel, Anne Milano (fl. 1990s-2020s) (about)
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• * Beatrixpark: An Illumination by Dario Voltolini, (ss) Chicago Review Spring 2011
• Harper’s Magazine October 2011
• * Caput Mundi by Giuseppe Genna, (ss) Rome Noir ed. Chiara Stangalino & Maxim Jakubowski, Akashic Books, 2009; translated from the Italian.
• * Crime for a Crime by Giorgio Faletti, (nv) The Mammoth Book of Best International Crime ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, 2009; translated from the Italian (Crimini Italiani ed. Giancarlo De Cataldo, Einaudi, 2008).
• * Curving Time in Krems by Claudio Magris, (ss) Harper’s Magazine June 2021; translated from the Italian.
• * Don’t Talk to the Passenger by Diego De Silva, (ss) Rome Noir ed. Chiara Stangalino & Maxim Jakubowski, Akashic Books, 2009; translated from the Italian.
• * Eaten Alive by Evelina Santangelo, (ss) Rome Noir ed. Chiara Stangalino & Maxim Jakubowski, Akashic Books, 2009; translated from the Italian.
• * Eternal Rome by Antonio Scurati, (ss) Rome Noir ed. Chiara Stangalino & Maxim Jakubowski, Akashic Books, 2009; translated from the Italian.
• * It’s Not True by Diego De Silva, (nv) The Mammoth Book of Best International Crime ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, 2009; translated from the Italian (Crimini Italiani ed. Giancarlo De Cataldo, Einaudi, 2008).
• * Mummy Darling by Maurizio de Giovanni, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine September/October 2013; translated from the Italian (“Mammarella”).
• * Pasolini’s Shadow by Nicoletta Vallorani, (ss) Rome Noir ed. Chiara Stangalino & Maxim Jakubowski, Akashic Books, 2009; translated from the Italian.
• * The Ultimate Secret by Diana Lama, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine January 2013; translated from the Italian.
• * Words, Thoughts by Marcello Fois, (ss) Rome Noir ed. Chiara Stangalino & Maxim Jakubowski, Akashic Books, 2009; translated from the Italian.

[]Appel, Benjamin (1907-1977) (about) (chron.)
• * Awroopdedoop!, (ss) Yankee 1937
• O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1937 ed. Harry Hansen, Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc., 1937
• * Brook Boundary, (ss) The Midland May/June 1932
• * Cup That Held Infinity, (ss) The Midland July/August 1932
• * Dock Walloper, (nv) Dock Walloper by Benjamin Appel, Lion, 1953
• Hard-Boiled ed. Bill Pronzini & Jack Adrian, Oxford University Press US, 1995
• Hard-Boiled: An Anthology of Crime Stories ed. Jack Adrian & Bill Pronzini, Oxford University Press, 1995
• * Four Young Men Look at a Corpse, (ss) New Copy ed. Donald Lemen Clark, Columbia University Press, 1931
• * Friday We Crack the Bank!, (ss) Redbook Magazine March 1935
• * The Good Family, (ss) Story #20, March 1934
• * The Great Brass Bed, (ss) 10 Story Book November 1930
• * The Kid with the Sunday Punch, (ss) Hell’s Kitchen by Benjamin Appel, Lion Books, 1952
• Stag October 1953
• * A Little Sweetheart, (ss) Collier’s February 8 1941
• * Murder of the Frankfurter Man, (ss) 1934
• Hell’s Kitchen by Benjamin Appel, Lion Books, 1952
• Master’s Choice ed. Lawrence Block, Berkley, 1999
• * 9th Avenue Pipe Dream, (ss) Redbook Magazine February 1935
• * Out of a Feudist Diary, (ss) The Frontier May 1932
• * Outside Yuma, (ss) New Stories (UK) April/May 1934
• The Best Short Stories of 1935 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story ed. Edward J. O'Brien, Houghton Mifflin, 1935
• 50 Best American Short Stories 1915-1939 ed. Edward J. O'Brien, Houghton Mifflin, 1939
• * Pigeon Flight, (ss) Frontier and Midland 1934
• O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1934 ed. Harry Hansen, Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc., 1934
• * Plunder, (n.) Fawcett, 1952
• Cavalier September 1954
• * Property Protected, (ss) Esquire March 1937
• * Rabbit, (ss) The Midland November/December 1931
• * Red Mike, Mabel and Me, (ss) 1941
• The New Avon Bedside Companion, Avon Books, 1949
• * The Shoelace Man, (ss) Blast: A Magazine of Proletarian Short Stories September/October 1933
• * Shrimpereno, (ss) Redbook Magazine January 1935
• * Summer Witches, (ss) Pagany April/June 1932
• * The Swap, (ss) Blast: A Magazine of Proletarian Short Stories June 1934
• * This Kid Mr. Turner, (ss) Redbook Magazine April 1937
• * Turners Become Wealthy, (ss) The Midland August 1931
• * Understanding, (ss) The Frontier March 1933
• * White Mice and Perfume, (ss) North American Review September 1931
• * Winter Meeting, (ss)
• The Best Short Stories of 1934 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story ed. Edward J. O'Brien, Houghton Mifflin, 1934
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• * The Devil and W. Kaspar by Richard E. Geis, (br) Science Fiction Review #21, May 1977
• * The Funhouse by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding/Analog Science Fact & Fiction August 1960

[]Appel, Charles (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Courtship of the Cold-Deck Kid, (ss) Western Novels and Short Stories June 1952
• * Fate Wears a Fast Gun, (ss) Western Novels and Short Stories January 1950
• Western Novels and Short Stories (UK) #3, 195?
• * Gentling of the Wild Kid, (ss) Western Novels and Short Stories March 1952
• * Get a Colt Wizard, (ss) Western Short Stories January 1950
• Western Short Stories (UK) January 1950
• * The Hellions, (ss) Western Short Stories December 1951
• * The Helltown Incident!, (ss) Western Short Stories September 1950
• * He Talked a Good Gunfight, (ss) Western Short Stories March 1952
• * Sawed-Off and Salty, (ss) Complete Western Book Magazine November 1951
• * The Trouble, (ss) Western Novels and Short Stories September 1951

[]Appel, Frank (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Gimme a Star, (vi) Movie Western October 1941
• * Trail of the Gorilla, (ss) Red Hood Detective Stories July 1941

[]Appel, Fred (chron.)
• * The Stranger (with Alex Saviuk), (cs) Space and Time #7, August 1969

[]Appel, Frederic C. (fl. 1950s-1960s) (chron.)
• * Chorus Girl, (pi) Argosy February 1958
• * The Intellectual Mammal, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 4/January 11 1964
• * Their House Was Haunted by Atomic Ghosts, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 26 1964

[]Appel, George (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Speed Western Stories September 1946
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Fighting Western December 1946

[]Appel, H. M. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Attic of Terror, (ss) Terror Tales June 1935
• * Baby Blood, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine February 1934
• * The Bath of Blood, (ss) Horror Stories September 1935
• * Billiard Clue [Lee Tait], (ss) Thrilling Detective October 1933
• * Blood Feast, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine March 1935
• Dime Mystery Magazine (Canada) March 1935
• * The Body in the Crypt, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine January 1933
• * Bounty for Varmints, (ss) Super-Detective Stories March 1935
• * Bride of the Sun God, (ss) Horror Stories February 1935
• * Bridesmaids of Death, (nv) Black Book Detective Magazine November 1934
• * Cross and Double-Cross, (ss) Thrilling Detective November 1933
• * Daughters of Pain, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine November 1934
• Dime Mystery Magazine (Canada) November 1934
• * The Dead Must Eat, (ss) Terror Tales April 1935
• * Death Hits the Jackpot, (ss) Detective Yarns April 1939
• * Death’s Blind Marksman, (ss) Detective Tales March 1937
• * Dogs of Doom, (ss) Clues May 1934
• * Doom Flowers, (ss) Terror Tales May 1935
• * Fresh Blood for Satan!, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine December 1934
• * Give ’Em the Heat, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly March 27 1937
• * Harvest of Hate, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine January 1935
• Dime Mystery Magazine (Canada) January 1935
• * He Died 100,000 Years Ago, (ss) Secret Agent X October 1937
• * Her Suitor from Hell, (ss) Terror Tales April 1936
• * Hooks of Death, (ss) Thrilling Mystery December 1935
• * Humble Hellion, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly August 14 1937
• * The Idol of Satan, (ss) Horror Stories March 1935
• * I Stab Corpses, (ss) Double-Action Detective September 1939
• * Killing at Sunrise, (ss) Complete Detective Novel Magazine #43, January 1932
• * Kill Me if You Dare, (ss) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine May 1937
• * Last Night at Seroni’s, (ss) The Gang Magazine July 1935
• * Loony Pete’s Murder Case, (ss) Complete Detective Novel Magazine #40, October 1931
• * Maniac’s Masterpiece, (ss) Terror Tales December 1934
• * Monsters’ Pool, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine September 1934
• Famous Fantastic Mysteries Spring 2017
• * Mother of Monsters, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine July 1934
• * Murder from the Sky, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine October 1934
• * Murder Morn, (sl) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Oct 10, Oct 17, Oct 24 1931
• * Nightmare Lake, (ss) Horror Stories August 1935
• * Picture Frame [Wayne Rodgers], (ss) Thrilling Detective August 1933
• * Queer Clue, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly February 27 1937
• * Sick Sucker, (ss) Thrilling Detective November 1937
• * Singing Doom, (ss) The Spider December 1933
• * Strange Sepulchers, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine May 1934
• * Strictly Legal, (nv) Gang World July 1934
• * Suicide’s Brand [Lee Tait], (ss) Thrilling Detective March 1935
• * These Licensed Diggers, (ss) 10 Story Book February 1931
• * Virus of Vengeance, (ss) Thrilling Mystery May 1936
• * Vive L’Amerique!, (ss) Gay Parisienne October 1932
• * Way of the She-Thing, (ss) Great Detective October 1934
• * We Are the Damned, (nv) Dime Mystery Magazine September 1936
• Dime Mystery Magazine (Canada) September 1936
• * Whistling Death, (ss) Mystery Novels Magazine September 1935
• Detective Yarns August 1939
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• * Picture and Profile, (bg) Dime Detective Magazine January 1933