The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 411

[]Brooks, Virginia (1886-1929) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * Virginia Brooks by H. Bedford-Jones, (bg) The American Magazine May 1912

[]Brooks, Virginia F. (chron.)
• * Fads and Fables, (pm) Infinity Cubed #9, 1982

[]Brooks, W. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Detective Short Stories January 1943

[]Brooks, W. A. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Harvard and Yale Boat-Race, (??) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1894

[]Brooks, W. H.; pseudonym of William Sharp (1855-1905) (chron.)
• * The Pagan Review, (ms) The Pagan Review #1, August 15 1892
_____, ed.
• * Editor: The Pagan Review #1, August 15 1892

[]Brooks, W. H. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Blue Book Magazine December 1947

[]Brooks, W. K. (fl. 1870s-1890s) (chron.)
• * Aspects of Nature in the West Indies, (??) Scribner’s Magazine July 1893
• * Birds and Their Families, (ar) St. Nicholas July 1878
• * Birds in the Spring, (ar) St. Nicholas June 1877
• * Flying Squirrels, (ar) Wide Awake October 1877
• * A Frog and His Neighbors, (ar) St. Nicholas June 1876
• * How Birds Fly, (ar) St. Nicholas September 1878
• * How Birds Improve in Nest Building, (ar) St. Nicholas August 1877
• * Something About Birds, (ar) St. Nicholas April 1877
• * [frontispiece] (with David Nichols), (fp) St. Nicholas February 1874

[]Brooks, Walter R(ollin) (1886-1958) (about) (chron.)
• * About the Ignormus, (ss)
• Argosy (UK) February 1955
• * Another Little Drink, (ss) Collier’s August 12 1939
• * The Aristocrats, (ss) Liberty December 14 1946
• * Art - for Art’s Sake, (ss) Everywoman’s May 1938
• * At the Bottom of the Garden, (ss) Esquire November 1942
• * Bird in the Bush, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 5 1942
• * Blood Is Thicker than Water, (ss) The Evening Standard June 9 1937
• * The Conservative, (ss) Esquire
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine February 1936
• The Evening Standard May 2 1936
• * Crying for the Moon, (ar) Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine February 1938
• * Demise of a Goldfish, (ss) Esquire February 1956
• * Dr. Atwood and Mr. Ed [Mr. Ed], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 16 1943
• * Do Ye Ken Wilbur Pope [Mr. Ed], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post June 5 1943
• The Saturday Evening Post April 1989
• * Dragon’s Teeth, (ss)
• Argosy (UK) September 1941
• * The Dread Ignormus, (ss) Esquire March 1953
• * Ed Divides and Conquers [Mr. Ed], (ss) Argosy July 1945
• * Ed Gets a Mother Complex [Mr. Ed], (ss) Liberty November 8 1941
• * Ed Has His Mind Improved [Mr. Ed], (ss) Liberty October 14 1939
• In the Stacks ed. Michael Cart, Overlook Duckworth, 2003
• * Ed Holds a Séance [Mr. Ed], (ss) Liberty March 1 1941
• * Ed Likes to Be Beside the Seaside [Mr. Ed], (ss) Liberty July 5 1941
• * Ed Makes Like a Horse [Mr. Ed], (ss) Argosy August 1944
• * Ed Quenches an Old Flame [Mr. Ed], (ss) Argosy May 1944
• * Ed Shoots It Out [Mr. Ed], (ss) Liberty June 1 1940
• * Ed Signs the Pledge [Mr. Ed], (ss) Argosy June 1944
• * Ed Takes the Cockeyed Initiative [Mr. Ed], (ss) Liberty September 27 1941
• * Egbert, (ss) Hardboiled January 1937
• * Father’s No Fool, (ss) Liberty October 9 1937
• * Fools Rush In, (ss) College Humor March 1939
• * Forget It, Mr. Finch, (ss) The Evening Standard May 19 1937
• * Fortune Beckons Mr. Beed, (ss) Liberty November 6 1937
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine December 1937
• * From Worse to Better, (ss) Liberty September 24 1938
• Woman’s Journal September 1939
• * George’s Flying Carpet, (ss) Argosy January 1948
• * The Hand Is Quicker Than the Eye, (ss) The Evening Standard December 31 1935
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine September 1936
• * Harden’s Chance, (ss) The Forum December 1915
• * Harold the Honorary Mouse, (ss) Esquire January 1955
• * Haunted, (pm) The Novel Magazine June 1915
• * The Haunted Houseparty, (ss) Everywoman’s April 1938
• * Henry’s Magic Powder, (ss) Argosy April 1947
• * The Hermit, (ss) The Evening Standard March 7 1936
• * Home Is Where the Heart Is, (hu) Esquire July 1935
• * Irish Nightingale, (ss) The Evening Standard November 13 1937
• * I Stood on the Bridge at Midnight, (ss) Woman’s Journal July 1937
• * I Think It Was Schenectady, (hu) Esquire June 1935
• The Evening Standard November 14 1935
• * It Must Be the Spring, (ss) The Strand Magazine April 1944
• * Jane Makes Up Her Mind, (ss) Liberty June 19 1937
• * The Jessingham Ghost, (hu) Esquire July 1936
• * Jimmy Takes Vanishing Lessons, (ss) Story Parade 1950
• Ghosts, Ghosts, Ghosts ed. Phyllis Reid Fenner, Franklin Watts, 1952
• Arrow Book of Ghost Stories ed. Nora Kramer, Scholastic, 1960
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Haunted Houseful ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Random House, 1961
• Haunting Tales ed. Barbara Ireson, Faber and Faber, 1973
• A-Haunting We Will Go ed. Lee Bennett Hopkins, Albert Whitman, 1977
• Skylark Ghost and Monster Stories ed. Jill Bennett, Book Club Associates, 1980
• Ghostly Laughter ed. Barbara Ireson, Beaver Books, 1981
• Spooky Tales, Octopus Books, 1984
• The Walker Book of Ghost Stories ed. Susan Hill, Walker, 1990
• * Just a Song at Twilight [Mr. Ed], (ss) Liberty September 21 1940
• * Like a Diamond in the Sky, (ss) The Evening Standard March 28 1936
• The Evening Standard Second Book of Strange Stories, Hutchinson, 1937
• * Little Open Umbrella, (ss) Hardboiled October 1936
• * The Little Red Hat, (hu) Esquire September 1934
• * Live Alone and Look It, (ar) Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine January 1938
• * Love Is Enough, (ss) Esquire
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine August 1937
• * Love Sends a Little Gift of Polyhedrons, (ss) Liberty October 15 1938
• * The Low Pressure Salesman, (ss) Esquire May 1952
• * Magic Department, (ss) The Evening Standard September 23 1936
• * Major, (ss) The Evening Standard April 20 1936
• * Man from Mars, (ss) Liberty November 3 1945
• * The Midnight Ride of Mr. Pope, (ar) Liberty August 3 1940
• * Miss Billings Makes a Sale, (ss) Liberty September 14 1946
• * Miss Emmeline Takes Off, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 8 1945
• Argosy (UK) February 1946
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Ghostly Gallery ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Random House, 1962
• * Mr. Ames and the Dark Enchantress, (ss) Liberty November 2 1940
• * Mr. Beasley’s Caller, (ss) Esquire June 1942
• * Mr. Cabbit Walks Home, (ss) The Evening Standard October 3 1936
• * Mr. Pope Rides Again, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 4 1942
• * Mr. Popes Thoroughbred, (ss) Liberty June 10 1939
• * Mr. Whitcomb’s Genie, (nv) The Saturday Evening Post December 15 1945
• The Saturday Evening Post Stories 1942-1945, Random House, 1946
• Argosy (UK) January 1947
• Famous Mysteries ed. Mary Yost Sandrus, Scott, Foresman, 1955
• A Red Skeleton in Your Closet ed. Red Skelton, Grosset & Dunlap, 1965
• Country Gentleman Spring 1982
• * Monster in Horse’s Clothing [Mr. Ed], (ss) Argosy February 1945
• Argosy (Canada) November 1945
• * The Mossgrip Arms, (hu) Esquire December 1934
• The Evening Standard September 7 1935
• * The Nicest War in the World, (ss) Good Housekeeping May 1958
• * No Sale, (ss) The Evening Standard December 20 1935
• The Second Century of Humour, Hutchinson, 1936
• Argosy (UK) February 1949
• * Nude Interlude, (hu) Esquire August 1935
• * Once There Was a Swallow Named Hubert, (ss) Woman’s Journal November 1938
• * One Does What One Can, (ss) Liberty March 27 1937
• * A Princess Steps Out, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine December 1937
• * Really You Americans, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly December 1939
• * Requesting No Miracles, (ss) The Passing Show January 22 1938
• * The Rival, (vi) Liberty February 22 1941
• * The Romantic Liars, (sl) The Country Gentleman Jul 25, Aug 1, Aug 8, Aug 15, Aug 22, Sep 1925
• * Seated One Day at the Organ, (hu) Esquire March 1935, as "Seated One Night at the Organ"
• The Evening Standard December 5 1935
• * Seated One Night at the Organ, (hu) Esquire March 1935
• The Evening Standard December 5 1935, as "Seated One Day at the Organ"
• * Second Chance, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 14 1948
• * Shake Well Before Taking, (ss) Liberty July 17 1937
• * Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot?, (ss) Liberty October 23 1943
• Argosy (UK) January 1945
• * Spanish Doubloons, (ss) The People’s Home Journal May 1922
• * Such a Spiritous Horse! [Mr. Ed], (ss) Argosy April 1945
• * The Talking Horse [Mr. Ed], (ss) Liberty September 18 1937
• Illustrated January 13 1940
• * That Man’s Here Again, (ss) The Evening Standard December 10 1937
• * They Say It’s Catching, (ss) Liberty February 5 1938
• * To Break the Monogamy, (ss) Liberty April 22 1939
• The Grand Magazine December 1939
• * Trayner’s Wife, (vi) Breezy Stories March 1919
• * Unmanageable Animals, (ss) The Evening Standard May 16 1936
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine February 1937
• * Well Really, Mr. Pope! [Mr. Ed], (ss) Argosy October 1944
• * Where the Heart Is, (ss) Argosy (UK) February 1940
• The Argosy Bedside Book ed. D. M. Sutherland, Odhams Books, 1965
• * Whistle for My Love, (ss) The American Magazine December 1949
• * A Wink to Fortune, (hu) Esquire November 1935
• The Evening Standard May 23 1936
• * With Teeth and Tail [Mr. Ed], (ss) Argosy September 1945
• * The Wooing of Hester Warren, (ss) Cosmopolitan February 1948
• * The Worm Returns, (ss) Hardboiled November 1936
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine June 1937
• * Youth Is Stranger Than Fiction, (ss) Liberty July 2 1938
• Everywoman’s February 1939
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Blue Book Magazine July 1948
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• * Adios, Cordera by Leopoldo Alas, (ss) Retold in English ed. & tr. Walter Brooks, Brentano's, 1905
• Great Short Stories of the World ed. Barrett H. Clark & Maxim Lieber, The World Publishing Company, 1925; translated from the Spanish.
• * Mendicant Melody by Edmondo de Amicis, (ss) Retold in English ed. & tr. Walter Brooks, Brentano's, 1905
• Great Short Stories of the World ed. Barrett H. Clark & Maxim Lieber, The World Publishing Company, 1925
• * The Peasant’s Will by Antonio Fogazzaro, (ss) Retold in English ed. & tr. Walter Brooks, Brentano's, 1905
• Great Short Stories of the World ed. Barrett H. Clark & Maxim Lieber, The World Publishing Company, 1925
• * Two Miracles by Grazia Deledda, (ss) Retold in English ed. & tr. Walter Brooks, Brentano's, 1905
• Great Short Stories of the World ed. Barrett H. Clark & Maxim Lieber, The World Publishing Company, 1925
_____, [ref.]
• * Argosy Authors, (bg) Argosy May 1944, uncredited.
• * Ernestine Takes Over, by Walter Brooks (1935) by F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre, (br) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction April 2008
• * The Many Disguises of Freddy the Pig by Kurt Weise, (il)
• Murder Ink: The Mystery Reader’s Companion ed. Dilys Winn, Workman Publishing, 1977; from the “Freddy the Pig” detective stories.
• * The Ultimate Disguise Expert by Herb Galewitz, (ar) Murder Ink: The Mystery Reader’s Companion ed. Dilys Winn, Workman Publishing, 1977

[]Brooks, Wayne (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Necktie Tree, (ss) The Lone Ranger August 1936
• The Lone Ranger Magazine April 1937
• * Pardners in Hate, (nv) Complete Stories August 1936

[]Brooks, Wilfred (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Fire God, (ss) Prize Air Pilot Stories January 1930

[]Brooks, William (fl. 1940s-1960s) (chron.)
• * The Backside of Beauty, (ar) Touch v2 #2, 1961
• * The Leaves Moved, (ss) Adventure September 1944
• Adventure (Canada) August 1945

[]Brooks, William C. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Hell Over Nicaragua, (ar) Liberty Jan 2, Jan 9, Jan 16 1937; as told to Kenneth Brown Collings
• * How Much Education?, (ed) Air Trails June 1939
• * I Bomb the Navy, (ts) The Blue Book Magazine June 1939
_____, as told by
• * Buckshot Barrage, (ts) The Blue Book Magazine July 1939; as told to Tracy Richardson
• * The Stunt That Backfired, (ts) The Blue Book Magazine November 1939; as told to Tracy Richardson

[]Brooks, William R. (chron.)
• * Signalling with Mars, (ar) Collier’s September 25 1909

[]Brooks, Willis (chron.)
• * Solar Machine, (ss) Harper’s Weekly September 26 1908

[]Brooks, Win (fl. 1920s-1940s) (chron.)
• * The Cities of America:
  * ___ Providence, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1947
• * Dawn Sound, (ss) Short Stories January 10 1926
• Short Stories (UK) early June 1926
• * Diapers for Flight Six, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post March 30 1946
• * Drive Her, Fisherman!, (ss) Sea Stories January 1929
• * The Fifth Ace, (ss) Short Stories March 10 1926
• Short Stories (UK) early August 1926
• * The Goslin Comes Home, (ss) The Corner Magazine April 1928
• Sea Stories April 1928
• * Ice Water, (ss) The Story-teller August 1931
• The Argosy (UK) August 1935
• * The Invisible Man at the Helm, (ss) Ghost Stories June 1929
• * Letter Home, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post August 4 1945
• * Lifting Fog, (ss) Short Stories February 25 1926
• * Mucker, (ss) McClure’s September 1927
• * Nancy Parlon’s Husband, (ss) Sea Stories July 1927
• * Officer Mulvaney and the Hot Buttered Pig, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1946
• * Pearls of the Sing Sue, (ss) Sea Stories March 1928
• * Providence, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1947
• * Provincetown Bus, (ss) Liberty September 28 1946
• * Shadow on the Heart, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 13 1946
• * Sixteen Fathoms Deep, (ss) Collier’s June 27 1925
• * So Long, Joe, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 27 1946
• The Saturday Evening Post Stories 1946, Random House, 1947
• * This Rescue Stuff, (ss) Short Stories February 10 1926
• * A Time to Bow Out, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 5 1946

[]Brooks, Winthrop Sprague (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Johnny Penguin—The Bird That Walks Like a Man, (ar) The Youth’s Companion August 30 1923

[]Brooks, Wyndham; pseudonym of W. Wayne Robbins (1914-1958) (chron.)
• * At Home in Hell, (ss) Horror Stories December 1940
• * I Am the Madman!, (ss) Terror Tales January/February 1940
• * The Last Horror, (ss) Horror Stories August 1940
• Horror Stories (UK) #4, 1952
• * The Unborn Horror, (ss) Terror Tales March 1940

[]Brooks, Xan (fl. 2000s-2020s) (chron.)
• * “I had a chance to pass my mum’s story on”, (iv) The Guardian (online) May 12 2025 [Ref. Kazuo Ishiguro]
• * Timecode, (mr) Sight & Sound September 2000
• Science Fiction/Horror: A Sight and Sound Reader ed. Kim Newman, BFI, 2002

[]Brooksbank, Monica (chron.)
• * Toothache, (ss) The Herald (Tamworth) May 6 1933

[]Brooks-Dalton, Lily (1987- ) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * The Light Pirate by Kelly Jennings, (br) Asimov’s Science Fiction November/December 2023

[]Brooks-Flemister, Jendayi (fl. 2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * A la cola del pollo, (ss) Constelación #2, 2021; translated from the English (“The Chicken Line)” by Eva Blázquez.
• * Bakehafu OK, (ss) Asimov’s Science Fiction September/October 2022
• * The Chicken Line, (ss) Constelación #2, 2021
• * Completely Normal, (ss) Asimov’s Science Fiction January/February 2025
• * From the Largest Crater, (ss) Lightspeed #152, January 2023
• * Up Falling, (ss) Lightspeed #140, January 2022
• * The Way Things Are, (ss) Fiyah #21, Winter 2022
• * We Have Evacuated, Have a Good Day, (ss) Anathema: Spec from the Margins #11, August 2020
• * Welcome Home, (ss) Asimov’s Science Fiction January/February 2022
• The Year’s Top Robot and AI Stories: Fourth Annual Collection ed. Allan Kaster, Infinivox, 2023

[]Brookshaw (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1946

[]Brookshaw, David (fl. 2020s)
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• * An Obliging Robber by Mia Couto, (vi) The New York Times Magazine July 12 2020; translated from the Portuguese.

[]Brookshier, Jetta (chron.)
• * Their Unmasking, (vi) Chicago Ledger December 27 1902

[]Brookshire, Jeff
_____, [ref.]
• * To Awaken the Dead: Interview with Jeff Brookshire by Paul Kane & Marie O’Regan, (iv) Dark Horizons #49, Summer 2006

[]Brooktree, J. (chron.)
• * Headgames, (ss) Infinity Cubed #1, October 1979

[]Brookway, Guy (chron.)
• * Two and a Quarrel, (ss) Overland Monthly March 1921

[]Broom, Earnest Ernie (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * The Fire God, (ss) Aegeon #1, May 2022

[]Broom, Gavin (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Receipt, (ss) Pantechnicon #3, March 2007

[]Broom, J. A. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * A Boom in Earrings, (vi) The Novel Magazine October 1910

[]Broom, Jennica (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * Dream Home, (vi) Pulp Literature #9, Winter 2016

[]Broom, Ralph (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Great Falls, (ss) Squire: A Man’s Magazine December 1954

[]Broom, Ron (fl. 1930s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Anything Goes, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine April 18 1944
• * Backhand Bugaboo, (ss) Ace Sports August 1939
• * Bamboo Kid, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine June 1940
• * Batchelor of Song, (nv) Variety Sports Magazine September 1938
• * Blue Blood Heritage, (ss) 12 Sports Aces July 1939
• * Bluegrass Magic, (ss) Champion Sports Magazine October 1938
• * Buck Brayson’s Relief Pitcher, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine 2nd August 1939
• * Bulldozin’ Backstop, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine 1st July 1939
• * Busher!, (nv) Action Stories August 1942
• * Cinder King, (ss) Dime Sports Magazine October/November 1938
• * Clarkson’s Pasture, (ss) Popular Sports Magazine Fall 1945
• * Color Crazy, (nv) Complete Sports January 1939
• * The Devil’s Teakettle, (ss) Ace Sports Monthly February 1938
• * Education of Eddie the Great, (ss) Esquire October 1944
• * Flashback Flop, (ss) Ace Sports October 1939
• * Forest Hills Firebrand, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine 1st October 1938
• * The Galloping Ghost, (ss) Ace Sports Monthly April 1937
• * Glory Maker, (na) Sports Novels Magazine January 1948
• * Greenwood Derby Winner, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine April 4 1944
• * Hurdle Phobia, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine 2nd September 1938
• * Killer Fists, (ss) Sports Action January 1941
• * Merman’s Nemesis, (ss) Ace Sports Monthly February 1937
• * Money Golfer, (ss) Maclean’s June 15 1940
• * No Rule Grappler, (ss) Ace Sports February 1940
• * Nothing Ball, (ss) Sports Novels Magazine April 1944
• * No Welcome Stranger, (ss) The American Magazine January 1939
• * Paradox Punches, (ss) Ace Sports Monthly June 1938
• * Pay-Off on Pace, (nv) Sports Novels Magazine December 1938/January 1939
• * The Pay-Off Ride, (ss) Thrilling Sports March 1939
• * Pigskin Powerhouse, (ss) Sports Action October 1942
• * Pitch and Run, (ss) Thrilling Sports January 1939
• * Pro from the Panhandle, (ss) 12 Sports Aces November 1940
• * Racket Robot, (ss) Ace Sports Monthly October 1937
• * The Rangeland Rambler, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine 2nd January 1939
• * The Rangeland Rioter, (ss) Popular Football Winter 1944
• * Read All About It, (ss) Cosmopolitan July 1941
• * Riding Pool, (ss) Complete Sports April 1940
• * Running Wild, (ss) Complete Sports January 1938
• * Scrambled Legs, (ss) Sports Novels Magazine August/September 1937
• * Sideline Basketeer, (ss) 12 Sports Aces March 1940
• * The Sixth Basketeer, (nv) Ace Sports December 1940
• * Sleuth with Spurs, (ss) Champion Sports Magazine July 1938
• * The Stratosphere Kid, (ss) Ace Sports Monthly January 1937
• * Supercharger, (ss) Dime Sports Magazine August 1936
• * The Tee Strainer, (ss) Thrilling Sports Winter 1943
• Fiction Quarterly (Canada) Spring 1944
• * Tough Dogs, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine 1st January 1939
• * Two-Way Sharpshooter, (ss) Ace Sports Monthly January 1938
• * West Texas Typhoon, (ss) The All-America Sports Magazine September/October 1937
• * White-Collar Matman, (ss) Ace Sports Monthly July 1937
• * Wing Wizard, (ss) Super Sports December 1938
• * Winner Takes Two, (ss) The American Magazine May 1938
• * Yes, We Have a Bonanza, (ar) Collier’s March 18 1950

[]Broom, Ronald (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Straight Up, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine January 1938

[]Broom, William (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Bear Skin, Smoking Mountain, (ss) New Myths #40, September 2017
• * Corpus Grace, (ss) Beneath Ceaseless Skies #234, September 14 2017
• * Death and the Tower, (ss) Kaleidotrope Winter 2019
• * The Destiny Bureau, (ss) Swords and Sorcery Magazine #96, January 2020
• * Empty Appendages, (ss) Beneath Ceaseless Skies #350, February 24 2022
• * Ferals, (ss) The Never Never Land ed. Mitchell Akhurst, Phillip Berrie & Ian McHugh, CSFG Publishing, 2015
• * Graft Mage, (ss) Aurealis #111, June 2018
• * Hatecars, (ss) Aurealis #127, February 2020
• * Kill the Witchman, (ss) Beneath Ceaseless Skies #306, June 18 2020

[]Broome, Alexis (chron.)
• * Boar’s Head for Christmas, (ar) T.P.’s and Cassell’s Weekly December 5 1925

[]Broome, Barbara (fl. 1860s-1870s) (chron.)
• * The Century Plant, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine July 1866
• * The French Brodeuse, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine July 1868
• * Goldfinch, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine September 1875
• * Granny Parker’s Posies, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine February 1866
• * A Hand-to-Hand Conflict, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine August 1866
• * How Pansie Found Her Papa, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine September 1866
• * In the Coal Mines, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine November 1876
• * Mad for Love, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine April 1866
• * Ocean-Pearl, or The Fisherman’s Treasure, (ss) The Dollar Monthly Magazine December 1865
• * An Old-Fashioned Bouquet, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine July 1867
• * Simple Jem, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine February 1867

[]Broome, Bertram C. (chron.)
• * The School of Distinction, (ss) Boys’ Life March 1926

[]Broome, C. J. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The One Who Sticks, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine October 15 1926

[]Broome, Dora M.; pseudonym of Dora Mary Wild (1887-?) (chron.)
• * The Buggane and the Tailor, (vi) Fairy Tales from the Isle of Man by Dora Broome, Puffin, 1951
• The World’s Shortest Stories ed. Richard Gibson Hubler, Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1961
• Ghosts, Spooks and Spectres ed. Charles Molin, Hamish Hamilton, 1967
• Ghosts, Spooks and Spectres (var. 1) ed. Charles Molin, Puffin Books, 1981
• * Dick’s Hatband, (ss) The Manchester Guardian August 2 1927
• The Best British Short Stories of 1928 ed. Edward J. O'Brien, Dodd, Mead, 1928
• * A Moon of Gobbags, (ss)
• The Hamish Hamilton Book of Giants ed. William Mayne, Hamish Hamilton, 1968; from Fairy Tales from the Isle of Man.

[]Broome, E. R. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * True Manhood, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper September 5 1891

[]Broome, Elizabeth S. (chron.)
• * Montreal in Winter, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine February 1900
• * Viceroy of Canada, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine May 1899
• * The Wooing of Judith, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine March 1900

[]Broome, [Sir] Frederick Napier (1842-1896) (about) (chron.)
• * At Sea, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine July 1869
• * The Music of the Spheres, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine April 1874
• * Persistence, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine June 1871

[]Broome, J. E. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Finding Touch, (il) The Windsor Magazine March 1933

[]Broome, J. F. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Sketch November 8 1939

[]Broome, Jeremy (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * A Chicago Woman’s Dolls, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) September 1902
• * Crowds, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1898
• The Strand Magazine (US) December 1898
• * Fighting Fire, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) September 1900
• The Strand Magazine August 1902
• * Floods, (ar) The Strand Magazine April 1897
• The Strand Magazine (US) May 1897
• * The Flowered Wells of Tissington, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) August 1904
• * Freaks of Frost, (ar) The Strand Magazine December 1896
• The Strand Magazine (US) January 1897
• * A Great Railway Race, (ar) The Strand Magazine April 1899
• The Strand Magazine (US) May 1899
• * A Land Agents’ Excursion, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) September 1904
• * Lightning, (ar) The Strand Magazine January 1897
• The Strand Magazine (US) February 1897
• * The Rush-Bearing at Grasmere, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) December 1904
• * Skin Writing, (ar) The Strand Magazine October 1897
• The Strand Magazine (US) October 1897

[]Broome, John (1913-1999) (chron.)
• * Appointment in Space, (ss) Thrilling Wonder Stories August 1941
• * The Cosmic Derelict, (ss) Planet Stories Summer 1942
• * Introducing the Author:
  * ___ John Broome, (bg) Fantastic Adventures September 1941
  • Fantastic Adventures Quarterly (Reissue) Spring 1942
• * John Broome, (bg) Fantastic Adventures September 1941
• Fantastic Adventures Quarterly (Reissue) Spring 1942
• * Land of Wooden Men, (nv) Fantastic Adventures April 1940
• * Mr. Pym Makes a Deal, (ss) Fantastic Adventures May 1942
• Fantastic Adventures Quarterly (Reissue) Winter 1942
• * The Pulsating Planet, (nv) Fantastic Adventures September 1941
• Fantastic Adventures Quarterly (Reissue) Spring 1942
• Fantastic April 1970
• * The Redoubtable Horace Goppendyke, (ss) Weird Tales July 1942
• Weird Tales (Canada) November 1942
• * Trail’s End, (ss) Startling Stories November 1941

[]Broome, Mary Anne; [née Stewart] (1831-1911); previously known as Mary Anne Barker (about) (chron.)
• * Anglo-American Marriages: Are They a Success?, (ar) Ainslee’s Magazine November 1906
• * Bird Notes, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine March 1900
• * Colonial Memories, (bg) The Cornhill Magazine May, Jul, Aug, Oct 1899
* ___ Old New Zealand, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine December 1903
* ___ Old New Zealand, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine January 1904
* ___ III.—A Modern New Zealand, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine March 1904
* ___ IV.—Rodrigues, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine May 1904
* ___ “Stella Clavisque Maris Indici”, (bg) The Cornhill Magazine April 1900
• * Colonial Servants, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine December 1900
• * A Cooking Memory, (bg) The Cornhill Magazine November 1899
• * Humours of Bird Life, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine January 1899
• * Interviews, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine April 1901
• * Letter from Mauritius, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine of Popular Literature and Science October 1878, as by Mary Anne Barker
• * Letters from South Africa, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1876, Jan 1877
  , as by Mary Anne Barker
• * A Modern New Zealand, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine March 1904
• * Natal Memories, (bg) The Cornhill Magazine January 1900
• * Old New Zealand, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Dec 1903, Jan 1904
• * Rodrigues, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine May 1904
• * The Romance of New Zealand, (ar) The Windsor Magazine June 1912
• * Society, Here and in England, (ar) Ainslee’s Magazine November 1905
• * “Stella Clavisque Maris Indici”, (bg) The Cornhill Magazine April 1900
_____, ed.
• * Harry Treverton by W. H. Timperley, (sl) The Boy’s Own Paper Oct 1, Oct 8, Oct 15, Oct 22, Oct 29, Nov 5, Nov 12, Nov 19, Nov 26, Dec 3, Dec 10, Dec 17, Dec 24, Dec 31 1887
  

[]Broome, Paul A. (chron.)
• * Walter Lee Is Home from Vietnam, (ss) The Sun #450, June 2013

[]Broome, Terry (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
• * Forum: Symbols, (sy) Focus #19, February 1990
• * Homo Autonomous, (pm) Works #2, Autumn 1988
• * Parallel Lines, (pm) Works #1, Summer 1988
• * [letter], (lt) Focus #10, February 1985

[]Broome, Wm. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Circumstances Again, (lt) Yes or No July 10 1909

[]Broome, Zoe (chron.)
• * The Dreams Follow Them, (pm) Shelter of Daylight #9, Autumn 2012

[]Broomell, Myron H(enry) (1906-1970) (chron.)
• * Editorial, (pm) Harper’s Magazine February 1941
• * On Slumber in the West, (pm) Harper’s Magazine January 1941

[]Broomfield, D. M. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * The Lovable Escort, (vi) Drabble II: Double Century ed. Rob Meades & David Wake, Beccon, 1990

[]Broomfield, Jeremy (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Universal Donor vs. Claude le Monde (with Claude le Monde), (cs) Backwards City Review Spring 2005

[]Broomhall, Baird (chron.)
• * Pop Gun Joe, (ss) The Open Road January 1924

[]Broomhead, S. R. (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * All I Can Give, (ss) Elegant Literature #10, September 2022

[]Brophy, Brigid (Antonia) (1929-1995) (about) (chron.)
• * The Allies, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine Autumn 1955
• * Bite Back, (cl) Nova November 1965
• * De Bilbow, (ss) Shakespeare Stories ed. Giles Gordon, Hamish Hamilton, 1982
• * Depression Over Scotland, (ss) Collins Young Elizabethan December 1953
• * The Economics of Self-Censorship, (ar) Granta #4, Spring 1981
• * Fancy Dress, (ss) Collins Young Elizabethan August 1954
• * Henry Miller, (hu)
• The Penguin Book of British Comic Writing ed. Patricia Craig, BCA, 1992
• * Reputations—III: Francoise Sagan, (ar) The London Magazine February 1963
• * Singled Out, (ss) Short Story Monthly #9, June 1982
• * The Singularly Ugly Princess, (ss) Argosy (UK) February 1969
• * Soaked to the Skin, (ss) Collins Magazine October 1952
• * Speaking Out:
  * ___ Women Are Prisoners of Their Sex, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post November 2 1963
• * Television, (rc) The London Magazine March 1965
• * Women Are Prisoners of Their Sex, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 2 1963
• * [reviews], (rc) The London Magazine June 1963
_____, [ref.]
• * Brigid Brophy by Christopher Fowler, (ar) The Independent on Sunday October 12 2014
• The Book of Forgotten Authors (var. 1) by Christopher Fowler, Riverrun, 2018
• * Hackenfeller’s Ape, by Brigid Brophy (1953) by Paul Di Filippo, (br) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction May/June 2020
• * The King of a Rainy Country by Francis Wyndham, (br) The London Magazine April 1957

[]Brophy, Catherine (1941- ) (chron.)
• * Arachnophobia, (ss) Dublin University Magazine 19??
• Great Irish Tales of Horror ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press, 1995
• * The Science of Mirrors, (ss)
• Great Irish Stories of the Supernatural ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press, 1992

[]Brophy, Edward (chron.)
• * Antidote for Monotony, (vi) Liberty December 7 1929

[]Brophy, Jennifer (chron.)
• * The Zeroth Floor, (pm) Spellbound Fall 2002

[]Brophy, John (1899-1965) (chron.)
• * Affair of the Eyes, (ss) The (London) Evening News July 19 1934
• Argosy (UK) June 1942
• * Barney and the Bull, (ss) Gloucester Journal February 4 1939
• * Can Hitler Survive a War?, (ar) John o’ London’s Weekly October 28 1938
• * Clementina’s Future, (ss) Lilliput September 1938
• * Co-Education, (ss) Lilliput January 1939
• * The False Note, (ss) The Evening Standard October 26 1937
• * Fan Mail, (ss) Lilliput October 1938
• * The Front Steps, (ss) Lilliput August 1938
• * Full Moon, (ss) The Windsor Magazine #443, November 1931
• * The Girl Friend, (ss) The Strand Magazine December 1938
• The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” #576, Christmas 1938
• * Huseyn’s Career, (ss) Gloucester Journal October 30 1937
• * Juanita’s Old Boys, (ss) Gloucester Journal February 12 1938
• * The Lecturer Broke Off, (ss) Gloucester Journal November 16 1940
• * Letters to a Lawyer, (ss) Lilliput April 1940
• * Magic Moments of History, (ar) John o’ London’s Weekly December 6 1940
• * Man of Steel and Slag, (ar) John o’ London’s Weekly June 21 1940
• * Mrs. Langpool’s Buffalo, (ss) The Evening Standard September 30 1936
• The Evening Standard Second Book of Strange Stories, Hutchinson, 1937
• * Napoleon’s Guide, (ss) Lilliput March 1939
• * New York Is Not Paradise, (ar) Winter Pie Winter 1947
• * The Painter and the Star, (ss) The Windsor Magazine May 1933
• * Perfectly Obvious, (ss) The (London) Evening News May 20 1947
• Lincolnshire Echo June 25 1947
• * The Pigeon, (ss) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine January 1931
• * Reorganizing the Army, (ar) The Strand Magazine January 1942
• * The Resident’s Wife, (ss) Britannia and Eve April 1942
• * Royal Red, (ss) The Citizen (Gloucester) October 10 1950
• * The Saga of Roger the Ram, (ss) London Opinion April 1940
• * Sherlock Holmes—His Creator’s Secret, (ar) The Sunday Graphic October 10 1943 [Ref. Arthur Conan Doyle]
• The Sherlock Holmes Scrapbook ed. Peter Haining, Treasure Press, 1986
• * Stormalong, (ss) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine August 1931
• * Sylvia’s Savings, (ss) The (London) Evening News October 3 1949
• Lincolnshire Echo July 31 1950
• * The Unpunishable Crime, (ss)
• Second Century of Detective Stories ed. E. C. Bentley, Hutchinson, 1938
• * The Victim of Time, (ss) The Editor Regrets… ed. George Joseph, Michael Joseph, 1937
• * West End, or, The Diversions of Mr. Quinbantock, (nv) The Window. A Quarterly Magazine January 1930
• American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v3 #10, 1953
• * Wireless Voices, (ar) London Opinion #1421, June 27 1931

[]Brophy, Joseph (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Burst of Glory, (ss) Manhunt December 1966/January 1967

[]Brophy, Kevin (chron.)
• * Block, (ss) Australian Short Stories #24, 1988
• * The Lady Who Sees and Speaks with the Virgin, (ss) Australian Short Stories #14, 1986
• * Short Cut, (ss) Australian Short Stories #17, 1987

[]Brophy, Loire (chron.)
• * Are Women Robbing Men of Their Jobs?, (ar) Liberty June 22 1935
• * The Second Job Counts Most, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 24 1937
• * Why Men Are Fired, (ex) from Men Must Work, 1938
• Book Digest Combined with Books in Brief #20, September 1938

[]Brophy, Marjorie (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Every Day Is Mother’s Day, (ar) Good Housekeeping October 1962

[]Brophy, Nancy Crampton (fl. 2020s) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * “How to Murder Your Husband” Author on Trial, Accused of Killing Husband by Marisa Iati, (ar) The Washington Post April 10 2022

[]Brophy, Patrick (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Maladjusted Mariner, (hu) Sir Knight v3 #7, 1962

[]Brophy, Thomas Patrick (chron.)
• * I Solved These Firebug Mysteries, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 5, Mar 19 1949

[]Brophy, Wally (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Newark, NJ], (lt) Weird Tales April 1938

[]Brosa, Ernesto (chron.)
• * For Want of Sympathy, (ss) Paradox #13, Spring 2009
• * Tea for Three, (ss) Paradox #9, Summer 2006

[]Brosa, Sergi (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) International Speculative Fiction #5, December 2013
_____, [ref.]
• * At Home in the Wasteland: The Art of Segi Brosa by Saul Bottcher, (iv) International Speculative Fiction #5, December 2013

[]Brosan, G. S. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Foreword, (fw) Foundation #1, March 1972

[]Brosbøll, Carl (1816-1900); used pseudonym Carit Etlar (about) (chron.)
• * Haltekok, (ss) World Fiction August 1922, as by Carit Etlar
• * Saving the Priest’s Lamb, (ex) , as by Carit Etlar
• The Saturday Evening Post February 19 1898, as by Carit Etlar; from Pleasant Readings from the North, ed. J. Fulford Vicary.
• * The White Stone, (ss) Short Stories June 1896, as by Carit Etlar; translated from the Danish by Mitchell Bronk.

[]Broschart, James (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Psychotic #18 Jan/Feb, #20 May/Jun/Jul 1955

[]Broschell, Christopher (books)
_____, ed.
• * The Worlds of If Collection by Philip K. Dick, (co) Library and Archives Canada (tp), April 2020

[]Brose, Y. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Unpaid Magistrate, (ar) The Detective Magazine #36, March 28 1924

[]Brosgol, Vera (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Machine of Death ed. Ryan North, Matthew Bennardo & David Malki, Bearstache Books, 2010

[]Brosh, Allie (fl. 2010s) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * Interview: Allie Brosh, (iv) Lightspeed #44, January 2014, uncredited.

[]Brosheer, Elizabeth (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Man She Feared, (ss) Sweetheart Stories #266, June 1938

[]Brosig, Rod Blair (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Bullet Proof, (ss) Hardboiled #38, August 2008
• * Snake, (ss) Hardboiled #34, Summer 2005
• * Stairwell, (ss) Aoife’s Kiss March 2009

[]Brosio, John (1968- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Fatigue (Version 2), (cv) Bourbon Penn #20, March 2020
• * [front cover], (cv) Lightspeed #66, November 2015

[]Broske, Erik (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * “Fifth Marines, You Have Four Days to Take Peleliu”, (ar) Male #1, January 1965
• * Mission Imperative: “Smash the Cong’s Terror Tunnels”, (ts) True Action November 1968
• Men’s Adventure Quarterly #10, 2024
• * Wall Street’s Mad King of the Amazon, (nv) For Men Only April 1966

[]Brosker, Eric; pseudonym of Ken Browne (1900-1965) (chron.)
• * Lindbergh Law, (cs) Saucy Movie Tales August 1936
• Two Book Saucy Stories Winter 1936
• * Marcia of the Movies, (cs) Saucy Movie Tales Jun, Jul, Oct, Nov, Dec 1936, Mar 1937
* ___ Lindbergh Law, (cs) Saucy Movie Tales August 1936
• Two Book Saucy Stories Winter 1936
* ___ The Threat, (cs) Saucy Movie Tales September 1936
• Two Book Saucy Stories Winter 1936
• * The Threat, (cs) Saucy Movie Tales September 1936
• Two Book Saucy Stories Winter 1936

[]Brosky, Kenneth (fl. 2000s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Airless Confinement, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine May/June 2020
• * Asylum Blues, (ss) The Late Late Show #4, Spring 2003
• * The Cold Hunt, (ss) Mystery Weekly August 2018
• * Dream Cults & Our Fear of the Unexplained, (ar) Suspense Magazine Spring 2021
• * Guess What’s Coming to Dinner?, (ar) Suspense Magazine Summer 2021
• * Malorie, Trauma, and Unseen Horror, (ar) Suspense Magazine Winter 2020
• * Miskatonic University Faculty Senate Minutes, (ss) Grotesque Quarterly v2 #3, 2018
• * The Promise, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine September/October 2025
• * Rules of Fiction:
  * ___ Dream Cults & Our Fear of the Unexplained, (cl) Suspense Magazine Spring 2021
  * ___ Guess What’s Coming to Dinner?, (cl) Suspense Magazine Summer 2021
  * ___ Malorie, Trauma, and Unseen Horror, (cl) Suspense Magazine Winter 2020
• * You’re a Daisy if You Do, (ss) Mystery Magazine September 2023

[]Brosman, Catherine Savage (fl. 1980s-2000s) (chron.)
• * Carolina, (pm) The South Carolina Review Fall 2001
• * Clear Creek, (pm) The Southern Review July 1982
• * Ernest Hanfstaengl in England, (pm) The South Carolina Review Fall 2001
• * Kokopelli, (pm) The Sewanee Review Winter 1998
• The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror: Twelfth Annual Collection ed. Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling, St. Martin's Griffin, 1999
• * Windmills, (pm) The Southern Review July 1982

[]Brosmer, Betty (1929- ) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * Article and Interview with Betty Brosmer by Gary Lovisi, (ar) Paperback Parade #70, July 2008
• * The MAQ Gallery: That Other Betty by Gary Lovisi, (iv) Men’s Adventure Quarterly #8, 2023

[]Brosnahan, Christopher (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Library, (iw) Hub Magazine #18, August 3 2007
• * The Library, (ss) Hub Magazine #19, August 10 2007
• * A Very English Dystopia, (ar) Hub Magazine #2, Winter 2007
• * Writers Who Blog, (ar) Hub Magazine #1, Christmas 2006

[]Brosnan, Denis (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Lifeboat, (ss) Cavalcade (Australia) May 1953
• * The Trap, (ss) Cavalcade (Australia) October 1953

[]Brosnan, Edel (fl. 1990s) (books) (chron.)
• * Great Vampires & Other Horrors, (an) Chancellor Press (hc), 1992 , uncredited.
• * Horror by Lamplight, (an) Chancellor Press (hc), August 1993 , uncredited.
• * Horror Classics, (om) Chancellor Press (hc), August 1993 , uncredited.
_____, ed.
• * The SF Collection, (an) Chancellor Press (hc), August 1994

[]Brosnan, Eileen (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Back Stairs, (vi) Murderous Intent Fall 1997

[]Brosnan, Gerald (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * The Father, (ss) Lilliput September 1940

[]Brosnan, James (fl. 1960s-1980s) (chron.)
• * Businessmen Are Wrecking Baseball, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 30 1964
• * Casey’s Comeback, (ss) Boys’ Life July 1977
• * Hard Ball, Aunt Steve, and the White Sox, (ss) Spitball: The Literary Baseball Magazine #22, Summer 1987
• * The Only Place to Play, (ar) Boys’ Life April 1967
• * Opening Day, (ss) Boys’ Life April 1965
• * Speaking Out:
  * ___ Businessmen Are Wrecking Baseball, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post May 30 1964
• * The Spitball Interview, (iv) Spitball: The Literary Baseball Magazine #14, Spring 1985
• * Willie Mays: A View from Pitcher’s Mound, (ar) Boys’ Life March 1971

[]Brosnan, John (Raymond) (1947-2005); used pseudonyms Simon Ian Childer & Harry Adam Knight (about) (chron.)
• * The Australian Science Fiction Scene, (ar) Science Fiction Monthly v2 #7, 1975
• * Bedlam (with Leroy Kettle), (iw) Skull v1 #2, 1994, as by Harry Adam Knight
• * The Bethlehem File [Jerry Cornelius], (pl) Macrocosm #3, Summer 1972
• * The British Science Fiction Cinema, (ar) Seacon ’79 Programme Book ed. Graham Charnock, Seacon, 1979
• * Chris Priest Interview, (iv) Science Fiction Monthly v1 #12, 1974 [Ref. Christopher Priest]
• * Concrete Island, (br) Foundation #7/8, March 1975 [Ref. J. G. Ballard]
• * Conversation on a Starship in Warpdrive, (ss) Antigrav: Cosmic Comedies ed. Philip Strick, Hutchinson, 1975
• * The Dangers of Colour TV (with Leroy Kettle), (pm) Now We Are Sick ed. Neil Gaiman & Stephen Jones, DreamHaven, 1991, as by Simon Ian Childer
• * An Eye in Paradise, (ss) Interzone #27, January/February 1989
• * The Great Sci-Fi Films of 1978, (ar) Yorcon Programme Book, Yorcon, 1979
• * Happiness Is a Warm Rejection Slip, (ar) Speculation March 1973
• * Hollywood Calling, (ar) Interzone #130, April 1998
• * An Interview with Bob Shaw, (iv) Science Fiction Monthly v2 #9, 1975 [Ref. Bob Shaw]
• * Inverted World, (br) Foundation #7/8, March 1975 [Ref. Christopher Priest]
• * Jack Arnold SF Film Director Extraordinaire, (iv) Science Fiction Monthly v1 #11, 1974 [Ref. Jack Arnold]
• * The Junk Shop, (vi) S.F. Digest #1, 1976
• Magic for Sale ed. Avram Davidson, Ace, 1983
• * A Look at ‘Space 1999’, (ar) Science Fiction Monthly v3 #1, 1976
• * The Magician’s Magician, (ar) Frontier Crossings ed. Robert Jackson, Conspiracy '87, 1987 [Ref. Ray Harryhausen]
• * No Nose Is Good Nose, (ar) Big Scab #2, 1974
• The Alien Critic #11, November 1974
• * The One and Only Tale from the White Horse, (ss) Interzone #15, Spring 1986
• * Ray Harryhausen Filmography (with Jeff Rovin), (bi) Frontier Crossings ed. Robert Jackson, Conspiracy '87, 1987 [Ref. Ray Harryhausen]
• * SF on Television Part 2: Britain, (ar) Science Fiction Monthly v2 #5, 1975
• * SF on TV: America, (ar) Science Fiction Monthly v2 #1, 1975
• * Something Came Out of the Toilet (with Leroy Kettle), (pm) Now We Are Sick ed. Neil Gaiman & Stephen Jones, DreamHaven, 1991, as by Harry Adam Knight
• * Special Effects and the Science Fiction Film, (ar) Science Fiction Monthly v1 #1, 1974
• * Tarzan and the Big Screen Scene, (ar) Edgar Rice Burroughs 1975
• * Terror Tactics, (ar) Time Out March 16 1988
• Clive Barker’s Shadows in Eden ed. Stephen Jones, Underwood-Miller, 1991
• * Trieste 1975 SF Film Festival, (ar) Science Fiction Monthly v2 #12, 1975
• * Vertex Intreviews Harry Harrison, (iv) Vertex June 1975 [Ref. Harry Harrison]
• * Why Is Arnold Schwarzenegger at Me?, (ar) Interzone #53, November 1991
• * [letter], (lt) Zimri #4, January 1973
• * [letter], (lt) Maya #14, 1977
• * [letter], (lt) SF Commentary #52 Jun 1977, #80 Aug 2010
• * [letter], (lt) Science Fiction Review #29, January/February 1979
• * [letter], (lt) Starship #34, Spring 1979
• * [letter], (lt) Foundation #23, October 1981
• * [letter], (lt) Interzone #137 Nov 1998, #141 Mar 1999, #173 Nov 2001
• * [letter] (with Leroy Kettle), (lt) Interzone #87, September 1994, as by Harry Adam Knight
_____, [ref.]
• * The Art of H.A.K. by Steven Paulsen, (ar) Bloodsongs #3, Summer 1994
• * Bedlam (with Leroy Kettle) by Ken Brown, (br) Interzone #69, March 1993
• * Damned and Fancy by Paul J. McAuley, (br) Interzone #98, August 1995
• * The Fungus (with Leroy Kettle) by Richard E. Geis, (br) Science Fiction Review #57, Winter 1985
• * Hakwork: An Appreciation of John Brosnan by Steven Paulsen, (ar) Studies in Australian Weird Fiction #3, April 2009
• * The Horror People by Wayne N. Keyser, (br) Science Fiction Review #30, March/April 1979
• * The Opoponax Invasion by Peter R. Wright, (br) Foundation #61, Summer 1994
• * The Primal Screen: A History of Science Fiction Film by Frances Bonner, (br) Foundation #55, Summer 1992
• * The Sky Lords by Simon Ounsley, (br) Interzone #27, January/February 1989
• * War of the Sky Lords by Ken Brown, (br) Interzone #35, May 1990

[]Brosnan, Michael (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Identity Theft, (pm) Bowery Gothic #7, Summer 2022
• * Negative Numbers, (pm) Phantom Drift #8, 2019

[]Brosnatch, Andrew (1896-1965) (about) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Weird Tales Nov, Dec 1924, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1925
  Jan, Mar 1926
• The Brain in the Jar and Others by Richard F. Searight, Necronomicon Press, 1992
• Tales of the Werewolf Clan by H. Warner Munn, Altus Press, 2015
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Weird Tales Nov, Dec 1924, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1925
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1926, Fll 1984
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Weird Tales: The Best of the 1920s ed. Darrell Schweitzer, Centipede Press, 2025