The FictionMags Index

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Easton, Thomas A(twood) (books) (chron.) (continued)
• * Return of the Native [Howie Wyman], (ss) Amazing Science Fiction Stories Combined with Fantastic November 1981
• Bigfoot Stalks the Coast of Maine and Other Twisted Downeast Tales, Wildside Press, 2000
• * Right to Life, (ss) Body Armor: 2000 ed. Joe W. Haldeman, Martin H. Greenberg & Charles G. Waugh, Ace, 1986
• Black Cat Weekly #187, 2025
• * Robots—RAMs from CAMs, (ar) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact October 1972
• * Roderick, Volume 1, (br) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact July 1982 [Ref. John Sladek]
• * Roll Them Bones, (ss) Haunted New England ed. Charles G. Waugh, Martin H. Greenberg & Frank D. McSherry, Jr., Yankee Books, 1988
• Bigfoot Stalks the Coast of Maine and Other Twisted Downeast Tales, Wildside Press, 2000
• * Science—Fact and Fiction: Robots, (ar) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America #141, Spring 1999
• * Science Fiction Book Reviewing, (ar) Sense of Wonder ed. Leigh Ronald Grossman, Wildside Press, 2011
• * The Science Fiction Non-Story, (ar) SFWA Bulletin #59, August 1976
• * Seafood Futures, (pm) Figment #4, July 1990
• * Second Nature, (br) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact July 1982 [Ref. Cherry Wilder]
• * Secrets, (pm) Infinity Cubed #7, 1981
• * A SFWA Code of Professional Ethics, (ar) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America #158, Summer 2003
• * Shrine, (ss) Vertex February 1975
• * Silicon Poetry, (ar) The Leading Edge #18, January 1989
• Pulpsmith v8, 1989
• * Sing a Song of Porkchops, (ss) Aboriginal Science Fiction September/October 1989
• The Electric Gene Machine, Wildside Press, 2000
• * Social Climber, (ss) Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine #2, Winter 1988
• The Electric Gene Machine, Wildside Press, 2000
• * Sofer Pete (with Michael A. Burstein), (vi) Nature #7647, March 30 2017
• * So You Want to Be a Reviewer?, (ar) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America #178, August/September 2008
• * Sparrowhawk [Organic Future], (n.) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact Oct, Nov, Dec 1989
• * Speculative Poetry, Pt. 1: Filler, Fiber, or Forgettable (with G. Sutton Breiding, John Grey & Margaret Ballif Simon), (ar) Figment #8, Winter 1991/1992
• * Speed Trap, (ss) Pulpsmith Autumn 1982
• Bigfoot Stalks the Coast of Maine and Other Twisted Downeast Tales, Wildside Press, 2000
• * Strange Seas and Shores, (br) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact March 29 1982 [Ref. Avram Davidson]
• * Surrender the Buddy Electrical, (pm) Star*Line November/December 1987
• * Swingin Proud’n Free, (ss) Fang #1, 1992
• * Symmetries within a Compound Eye, (pm) Star*Line July/August 1989
• * The Tailor, (ss) Rigel #7, Spring 1983
• The Electric Gene Machine, Wildside Press, 2000
• * Tales from the Nightside, (br) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact March 29 1982 [Ref. Charles L. Grant]
• * The Talking Dead, (ss) Black Cat Weekly #184, 2025
• * Tetherball, (ss) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact February 1980
• * 3D Printing and Dancing Bears, (ar) Analog Science Fiction and Fact November 2013
• * The 3D Trainwreck: How 3D Printing Will Shake Up Manufacturing, (ar) Analog Science Fiction and Fact November 2008
• * To Fan the Flame, (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact November 1988
• * Trapped Between Damnations: The True Meaning of the Population Crisis, (ar) Analog Science Fiction and Fact January 1996
• * The Tree, (ss) Argos #3, Summer 1988
• Bigfoot Stalks the Coast of Maine and Other Twisted Downeast Tales, Wildside Press, 2000
• * Turing Point, (ar) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact May 1975
• * Twenty Years to Space, (ar) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact May 1979
• * Versey Vicey, (ss) Figment #6, January 1991
• * Wallflower, (ss) Tomorrow November 1996
• * Wave Without a Shore, (br) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact March 29 1982 [Ref. C. J. Cherryh]
• * When Life Hands You a Lemming…, (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact May 1989
• The Electric Gene Machine, Wildside Press, 2000
• * World of Love, (pm) 2AM Winter 1988
• * You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet!, (in) The Electric Gene Machine, Wildside Press, 2000
• * [letter], (lt) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact Sep 1973, May 1977, May, Oct 1987, Mar 1989, Jun, Jul 1990, Mar 1995, Nov/Dec 2017
_____, ed.
• * Deco Punk: The Spirit of the Age (with Judith Klein-Dial), (oa) Pink Narcissus Press (tp), June 2015
• * Impossible Futures (with Judith Klein-Dial), (oa) Pink Narcissus Press (tp), August 2013
• * Visions of Tomorrow (with Judith Klein-Dial), (an) Skyhorse Publishing (tp), July 2010
_____, [ref.]
• * Destinies: Issues to Shape Our Future by Don Sakers, (br) Analog Science Fiction and Fact November/December 2020
• * ESPionage: Regime Change (with Frank Wu) by Sean C. W. Korsgaard, (br) Analog Science Fiction and Fact January/February 2024
• * Fantasy for the Throne (with Judith Klein-Dial) by Peter J. Heck, (br) Asimov’s Science Fiction July/August 2019
• * Fantasy for the Throne: One-Sitting Reads (with Judith Klein-Dial) by Don Sakers, (br) Analog Science Fiction and Fact January/February 2019
• * Reality Check: Tom Easton’s Gengineered Future by J. A. Pollard, (bg) Mindsparks #5, Fall 1994
• * Science Fiction for the Throne: One-Sitting Reads (with Judith Klein-Dial) by Peter J. Heck, (br) Asimov’s Science Fiction November/December 2018
• * Silicon Karma by Damien Broderick, (br) Foundation #74, Autumn 1998
• * Sparrowhawk by Dean R. Lambe, (br) Science Fiction Review #1, Spring 1990
• * Thomas A. Easton by Jay Kay Klein, (bg) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact April 1980

[]Easton, W. E. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Red Magazine September 11 1925

[]Easton, W. G. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Windsor Magazine #430, October 1930

[]“East Sussex”; pseudonym of Frank Bonnett (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * An All-Round Sportsman: Sir Ralph Payne-Gallwey, Bart., (ar) Fry’s Magazine March 1910
• * ’Cock!, (ar) Fry’s Magazine October 1910
• * Concerning the Pike, (ar) Fry’s Magazine January 1910
• * Coursing—Past and Present, (ar) Fry’s Magazine January 1911
• * The Grange, Alresford, (ar) Fry’s Magazine October 1909
• * The Great Thames Trout (with A. R. Matthews), (ar) Fry’s Magazine July 1910
• * Horsemanship Extraordinary, (ar) Fry’s Magazine March 1911
• * The Sporting Estates of England:
  * ___ The Grange, Alresford, (cl) Fry’s Magazine October 1909

[]Eastway, John (chron.)
• * Our Astral Honeymoon, (ss) Ghost Stories June 1928; as told to Victor Rousseau

[]Eastwell, Jane (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Latimer’s Joyous Hunt, (ss) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine April 1927

[]Eastwick, Mrs. Egerton [born Mary Emma Nott] (1847-1912); used pseudonym Pleydell North (about) (chron.)
• * A Chain of Circumstance, (ss) The Strand Magazine October 1901
• The Strand Magazine (US) November 1901
• * The Convent of Sinners’ Point, (ss) The Strand Magazine May 1895
• The Strand Magazine (US) May 1895
• * The Diary of a Man of Fashion, (ss) The Sunday Strand July 1903
• * A Doubtful Case, (ss) The Strand Magazine May 1904
• The Strand Magazine (US) June 1904
• * Eugene Hunt, (ss) The Strand Magazine March 1904
• The Strand Magazine (US) April 1904
• * The Grey Monk, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine May 1897
• * Her One Inspiration; or, A Modern Wife, (ss) The Strand Magazine February 1897
• The Strand Magazine (US) March 1897
• * His Little Girl; or, Worked Out, (ss) The Strand Magazine September 1892, as by Pleydell North
• The Strand Magazine (US) October 1892, as by Pleydell North
• Illustrated Penny Tales #3, 1894, as by Pleydell North
• * An Idyll of the Mist, (ss) The Strand Magazine (US) January 1913, as by Pleydell North
• * The Love That Was Blind, (ss) The Sunday Strand November 1902
• * The Madness of Julian Anstey, (nv) The Strand Novelettes #2, October 25 1894, as by Pleydell North
• * The Necklace of Tears, (ss) The Strand Magazine December 1896
• The Strand Magazine (US) January 1897
• The Mammoth Book of Fairy Tales ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, 1997
• * Old Lace, (ss) The Strand Magazine October 1903
• The Strand Magazine (US) November 1903
• * One Season, (ss) The Strand Magazine March 1896, as by Pleydell North
• The Strand Magazine (US) April 1896, as by Pleydell North
• * The Painted Kiss, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine October 1902
• * Rags and Bones, (ss) The Red Magazine June 1 1911, as by Pleydell North
• * The Secret of Julius Hatton, (ss) The Strand Magazine March 1895
• The Strand Magazine (US) March 1895
• * A Silver Bowl, (ss) The Strand Magazine (US) May 1912, as by Pleydell North
• * The Spring-Tide of Love, (ss) The Strand Magazine September 1895, as by Pleydell North
• The Strand Magazine (US) October 1895, as by Pleydell North
• * A Story of Sweet Lavender, (ss) The Strand Magazine August 1893, as by Pleydell North
• The Strand Magazine (US) Sep 1893, Jun 1896, as by Pleydell North
• * The Third Tenant, (ss) The Strand Magazine (US) July 1912, as by Pleydell North
• * The Thread of an Old Romance, (ss) The Strand Magazine (US) October 1912, as by Pleydell North
• * Told to the World, (ss) The Strand Magazine January 1897
• The Strand Magazine (US) February 1897
• * Vain Honour, (ss) The Strand Magazine (US) August 1912, as by Pleydell North
• * The Woman Pays, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine July 1896

[]Eastwick, F(lorence) E(liza) (1855-1941) (chron.)
• * Bread Upon the Waters, (ss) The Grand Magazine May 1911
• * Did He Kill Her?, (ss) The Royal Magazine February 1900
• * Her Hidden Marriage (with Beatrice Heron-Maxwell), (nv) Tit-Bits Novels #115, September 20 1913
• * “A Hunting They Would Go”, (ss) The Sketch September 22 1920
• * In Confidence, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine February 1907
• * Kindred Souls, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine February 1910
• * Laugh Not at Love, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine January 1897
• * The Murder of the Beautiful Miss Reay, (ss) The Premier Magazine #119, July 29 1921
• * The Pariah (with Beatrice Heron-Maxwell), (ss) The Red Magazine October 2 1916
• * Pat’s Resurrection (with Beatrice Heron-Maxwell), (ss) The Red Magazine February 1 1916
• * The Promise of Youth (with Beatrice Heron-Maxwell), (nv) The New Magazine (UK) February 1911
• * The Rajah’s Ivory Chair (with Beatrice Heron-Maxwell), (nv) Lloyd’s Magazine April 1918
• * The Special Correspondent, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine June 1909
• * The Web of Fate, (n.) The London Magazine April 1912
• * When Death Steps In (with Beatrice Heron-Maxwell), (ss) The Novel Magazine February 1916
• * The Yellow Robe, (nv) The English Illustrated Magazine December 1908

[]Eastwick, Ivy O. (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Being, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #500, August 1936
• * Colors Depend on Character!, (ar) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine December 24 1938
• * The Dead Tree, (pm) The Windsor Magazine May 1935
• * Dumbledown Derry, (ss) Monster Book for Children 1945
• * The Girl and the Day, (pm) Smart Love Stories August 1938
• * Pedlar’s Pack, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #495, March 1936
• * Shadow and Song, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine July 1936
• * Valentine Verse, (ss) My Weekly Reader
• Stories of Strange Happenings ed. Eleanor M. Johnson, Poldi Wittels & Barbara Nolen, American Education Publications, 1959

[]Eastwick, James (1851?-?) (about) (chron.)
• * The New Centurion, (na) Longmans, Green, 1895
• British Future Fiction: Volume 6: The Next Great War ed. I. F. Clarke, Pickering & Chatto, 2001
• * The New Centurion: A Tale of Automatic War, (nv) Longman’s Magazine Sep, Oct 1895

[]Eastwick, Mary (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Passing of a Hope, (pm) The Red Magazine May 1909

[]Eastwicke, Grizelda; pseudonym of Una Gray (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * City, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine December 1934

[]Eastwood, Andrew A. (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
• * The Crime of John Stroud, (ss) Works #3 Win 1988, #4 Sum 1989
• The Pseudo-Nymph ed. Chris Hart, Chris Hart, 1991
• * Humants, (ss) Overspace #10, September 1990
• * Orbiter Report, (ar) Focus #23, July 1991

[]Eastwood, Carlin Pratt (chron.)
• * “The Dutch Flat Swindle”, (ar) Sunset January 1904

[]Eastwood, Catherine (chron.)
• * Lookout Bride, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 18 1937; as told to Byron Fish

[]Eastwood, Clint; [i.e., Clinton Eastwood, Jr.] (1930- ) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * Clint Eastwood. One Bad Step After Another—, (iv) Rex #31, 1972, uncredited.

[]Eastwood, Clive (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Chateau de Malérargues—3, (pm) Lighthouse #8, Spring 2015

[]Eastwood, Dorothea (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Night, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine Spring 1963

[]Eastwood, Earl V. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Morning and Evening, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine December 1918

[]Eastwood, Ethel (chron.)
• * Our Easter Excursion, (ss) The Australian Journal July 7 1866
• * Rosalie St Arnaud, (ss) The Australian Journal May 19 1866
• * Sweet Eighteen, (pm) The Australian Journal May 19 1866

[]Eastwood, F. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Out Into the Night, (ss)
• Sons of the Empire, John F. Shaw & Co., 1903

[]Eastwood, Frances (chron.)
• * My Grandmother’s Pomander, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1872, uncredited.

[]Eastwood, Harry (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Close-Shave Showdown, (ss) Masked Rider Western September 1945
• * Granger Justice, (ss) Texas Rangers December 1943
• * Hangrope Contract, (ss) West March 1944
• * Mustang Medicine, (ss) The Rio Kid Western November 1945

[]Eastwood, Helen (Baker) (1892-1984?) (about) (chron.)
• * Letter to the Coroner, (ss) John Creasey Mystery Magazine August 1964
• * Nice Summer Holiday, (ss) John Creasey Mystery Magazine January 1965
• * Tea-Time Tales, (lt) John o’ London’s Weekly March 19 1954
• The Sherlock Holmes Scrapbook ed. Peter Haining, Treasure Press, 1986

[]Eastwood, J. Herbert (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Lost Culture, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper April 20 1907
• * Rondeau, (pm) The English Illustrated Magazine September 1904
• * Villanelle, (pm) The English Illustrated Magazine October 1903

[]Eastwood, J. R. (fl. 1870s-1890s) (chron.)
• * The Bird’s Message, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1876
• * The Bridesmaids, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine December 1889
• * Confession, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1876
• * Constance, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1878
• * Consummation, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1877
• * The End of the Story, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1890
• * The Engagement Ring, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1890
• * An English Girl, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1885
• * An English Girl (with Hamilton Clarke), (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1885
• * Evening, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine February 1877, music by J. G. Callcott
• * A Fair Correspondent, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1896
• * Final Faith, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1880
• * Fire-Light, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine December 1875
• * First Love, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1876
• * A Game of Chess, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1891
• * The Gift of the Bridegroom, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine December 1891
• * A Girl’s Face, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1889
• Cassell’s Family Magazine (US) February 1889
• * A Girl’s Story, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1886
• Cassell’s Family Magazine (US) December 1886
• * Harvest, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine September 1881
• * In the Cathedral, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine August 1875
• * The King’s Messenger (with Humphrey J. Stark), (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine August 1875
• * The Least Frequented Way, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine October 1891
• * A Lullaby (with J. W. Elliott), (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1887
• * Memory!, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1877
• * My Love and I, (pm) Tinsley’s Magazine February 1876, uncredited.
• Young Ireland: An Irish Magazine of Entertainment and Instruction May 13 1876, uncredited.
• * Nailing Up the Rose-Tree, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine June 1892
• * News of Lil, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine February 1876
• * The Old Mill, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1876
• * Our Home Above, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine April 1877
• * Parting: A Song, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1877
• * The Parting of the Ways, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine July 1892
• * A Portrait, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine June 1886
• Cassell’s Family Magazine (US) July 1886
• * Recompense, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine June 1880
• * Rondel, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1877
• * Rondel, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1877
• * The Rose (with Walter H. Sangster), (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine February 1875
• * The Shoeing Forge, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine August 1883
• * Shortening the Baby, (pm) St. Nicholas June 1887
• * Signing the Register, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1891
• * Starlight (with Walter H. Sangster), (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1875
• * Success, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1890
• * Sunset (with Edmund H. Turpin), (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1875
• * “Thy Will Be Done”, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine November 1877
• * Treasures, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine October 1875
• * “Trust in God”, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine February 1880
• * The Trysting Place, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1876
• * The Village May-Day, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1882
• * “When I Was a Boy!” (with J. Gordon Saunders), (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine July 1887
• * A Withered Rose, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine October 1881

[]Eastwood, James (1918-?) (about) (chron.)
• * The Chinese Visitor [Anna Zordan], (n.) Coward-McCann, 1965
• Cosmopolitan October 1965
• * Dinner with Socrates, (ss) Winter’s Crimes 2 ed. George Hardinge, Macmillan UK, 1970

[]Eastwood, Jon (chron.)
• * Doorway, (ss) Necrotic Tissue #3, July 2008
• * Internal Politics, (ss) Necrotic Tissue #2, April 2008

[]Eastwood, M. D. (chron.)
• * Patchwork—Past and Present, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine September 1890

[]Eastwood, Mark (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * The Growth of an Antipathy, (ss) Chapman’s Magazine September 1897
• * Ivanka the Wolf-Slayer, (ss) The Strand Magazine February 1899
• The Strand Magazine (US) March 1899
• * The Peril of the Tzar, (ss) Crampton’s Magazine March 1901
• * Volodka the Thumbless, (ss) The Grand Magazine July 1907
• The Grand Magazine (US) August 1907

[]Eastwood, Michael (chron.)
• * Our Dogs, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper January 25 1896

[]Eastwood, Michael T. (chron.)
• * “Other Tongues”, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1890

[]Eastwood, Oliver (chron.)
• * A Personal Matter, (ar) McClure’s Magazine January 1919

[]Eastwood, Steve (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * You Have My Heart, (vi) Liquid Imagination #23, November 2014

[]Eatherly, Claude (Robert) (1918-1978) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * “I Killed 100,00 People!” by Lee Bolton, (ts) Man’s Magazine Annual Fall 1962
• * The Man from Hiroshima: An Interview with Claude Eatherly by Maurizio Chierici, (iv) Granta #22, Autumn 1987; translated from the Italian by Wallis Wilde-Menozzi.

[]Eatman, Arthur L. (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Terlingua, TX], (lt) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact May 1988

[]Eatman, John (1954-2000) (chron.)
• * Aickman’s “Those Same Bears”: The Phenomenology of Contranatural Selection, (ar) All Hallows #20, February 1999 [Ref. Robert Aickman]
• * Cruel Love, Cruel Death: Vernon Lee’s ‘Amour Dure’ (with Jim Rockhill), (ar) All Hallows #27, June 2001 [Ref. Vernon Lee]

[]Eaton, Al V. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * The Lost Buffalo, (ss) Far West January 1979

[]Eaton, Alice I. (chron.)
• * Destiny, (pm) The Cosmopolitan February 1892
• * Grandma’s Sampler, (pm) The Delineator September 1903

[]Eaton, Arthur Wentworth (Hamilton) (1849-1937) (about) (chron.)
• * The Children of the Sun, (pm) St. Nicholas August 1886

[]Eaton, Aubrey (chron.)
• * A Chat with Daisy Ashford, (ar) The Delineator January 1920 [Ref. Daisy Ashford]
• * Gossip:
  * ___ A Chat with Daisy Ashford, (ar) The Delineator January 1920 [Ref. Daisy Ashford]

[]Eaton, B. F. E. (chron.)
• * Cameos: CCIX. Checkmate., (ms) Blue Peter #131, February 1933

[]Eaton, Mrs. B. R. (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * Latent Life, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine November 1861

[]Eaton, B. S. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Mt. Wilson Railroad, (ar) The Californian October 1891

[]Eaton, Barney (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Trouble on the Hoof, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine June 1950

[]Eaton, Burnham (fl. 1940s-1960s) (chron.)
• * A B C#, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post September 20 1941
• * Dark Era, (pm) Acolyte Summer 1945
• * Full Time, (pm) Good Housekeeping October 1949
• * Inbound, (pm) American Weave
• Fire and Sleet and Candlelight ed. August Derleth, Arkham House, 1961
• * Lost Voice on This Hill, (pm) Fire and Sleet and Candlelight ed. August Derleth, Arkham House, 1961
• * Shadowed, (pm) Yankee
• Fire and Sleet and Candlelight ed. August Derleth, Arkham House, 1961
• * The Three, (pm) Famous Fantastic Mysteries August 1949
• * The Unexplored, (pm) Fire and Sleet and Candlelight ed. August Derleth, Arkham House, 1961

[]Eaton, C. C. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Choice Is Yours, (vi) AntipodeanSF #100, September/October 2006
• * The Harvest, (vi) AntipodeanSF #103, December 2006/January 2007

[]Eaton, C. E. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Fanscient Fall 1949

[]Eaton, Charles A. (chron.)
• * Let’s Have a Showdown with Russia, (ar) The American Magazine August 1947

[]Eaton, Charles Edward (1916-2006) (about) (chron.)
• * The Aquarium, (pm) The South Carolina Review Spring 1972
• * Autumnal, (pm) The California Quarterly Winter 1952
• * The Case of the Missing Photographs, (ss) The Sewanee Review Autumn 1970
• Prize Stories 1972: The O. Henry Awards ed. William Abrahams, Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1972
• * The Convalescent, (pm) The South Carolina Review Spring 1996
• * The Deep Sea Wave, (pm) Pulpsmith Summer 1985
• * Evening Equipoise, (pm) Harper’s Magazine February 1942
• * Heliograph, (pm) Pulpsmith Spring 1985
• * The Jack, (pm) Pulpsmith Spring 1987
• * Life Cycle of a Top Hat, (pm) The Kenyon Review Fall 1979
• * Lizard, (pm) Pacific February 1948
• * The Motion of Forgetfulness Is Slow, (ss) Epoch Summer 1951
• The Best American Short Stories 1952 ed. Martha Foley, Houghton Mifflin, 1952
• * Oil Slick, (pm) Red Clay Reader #7, 1970
• * Or the World Well Lost, (pm) Transatlantic Review #14, Autumn 1963
• * The Ox in Autumn, (pm) The Kenyon Review Fall 1979
• * The Palm Voyeur, (pm) The South Carolina Review Spring 1981
• * Squeeze Play, (pm) The South Carolina Review Fall 1993
• * The Steward, (pm) Transatlantic Review #18, Spring 1965
• * The Thing King, (pm) The Kenyon Review Fall 1979
• * Tropes of One Season, (pm) Arizona Quarterly
• Fire and Sleet and Candlelight ed. August Derleth, Arkham House, 1961
• * Two Poems, (gp) The South Carolina Review Fall 1983

[]Eaton, Charles Warren (chron.)
• * Moonlight in Holland (with Henry Wolf), (il) Harper’s Magazine September 1918

[]Eaton, Charles, Jr. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Wartime Junkers J.1, (ar) Flying Aces April 1939

[]Eaton, Cheryl Lynn (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Mother of Cities, (ss) Luna Station Quarterly #1, March 2010

[]Eaton, Clinton (fl. 1930s); house pseudonym (chron.)
• * Silver Bullet, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories September 1937, as "Dance of Damballa", by Rex Norman
• Spicy Mystery Stories April 1941

[]Eaton, Cyrus (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * We Give the Kids Too Much, (ar) The American Magazine December 1950

[]Eaton, Dorman B. (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * The Need and Nature of Civil Service Reform, (ar) Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine February 1886
• * Tenure of Office, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine June 1881

[]Eaton, Dorothy Burnham (chron.)
• * Horizon at My Feet, (pm) Driftwind September 1936

[]Eaton, Earle Hooker (1865-?) (about) (chron.)
• * The Clock Watcher, (pm) The New Success July 1920
• * The Greatest Show on Earth, (sl) Harper’s Bazar August 1903
• * Memories of the Fourth, (??) The Century Magazine July 1899
• * Santa Claus’s Danger, (hu) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1897
• * Shaughnessy, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1922
• * Two St. Valentine Days, (??) The Century Magazine February 1898

[]Eaton, Edith Maud(e) (1865-1914); used pseudonym Sui Sin Far (about) (chron.)
• * As a Kitten, (ss) People’s November 1908
• * An Autumn Fan, (ss) New England Magazine August 1910, as by Sui Sin Far
• * Bird of Love, (ss) New England Magazine September 1910
• * Chan Hen Yen, Chinese Student, (ss) New England Magazine January 1912
• * Chinese Boy-Girl, (ss) The Century Magazine April 1904
• * The Daughter of a Slave, (ss) Short Stories February 1897, as by Sui Sin Far
• * The Inferior Woman, (ss) Hampton’s Magazine May 1910, as by Sui Sin Far
• * Its Wavering Image, (ss) Mrs. Spring Fragrance by Sui Sin Far, A. C. McClurg, 1912, as by Sui Sin Far
• Rediscoveries: American Short Stories by Women: 1800-1916 ed. Barbara H. Solomon, Mentor, 1994, as by Sui Sin Far
• American Local Color Writing, 1880-1920 ed. Elizabeth Ammons & Valerie Rohy, Penguin Classics US, 1998, as by Sui Sin Far
• The American Short Story and Its Writer: An Anthology ed. Ann Charters, Bedford Books, 1999, as by Sui Sin Far
• * Ku Yum, (ss) The Land of Sunshine June 1896, as by Sui Sin Far
• Frontier Women ed. Kathy Sweet Waugh, Charles G. Waugh & Jeffrey A. Linscott, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2020, as by Sui Sin Far
• * The Little Duck, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion August 1909, as by Sui Sin Far
• * Love Story from the Rice Fields of China, (ss) New England Magazine December 1911
• * Mrs. Spring Fragrance, (ss) Hampton’s Magazine January 1910, as by Sui Sin Far
• Ainslee’s October 1926, as by Sui Sin Far
• Short Story Magazine (Australia) #30, 1947, as by Sui Sin Far
• The Portable American Realism Reader ed. James Nagel & Tom Quirk, Penguin US, 1997, as by Sui Sin Far
• * The Story of One White Woman Who Married a Chinese, (ss) Mrs. Spring Fragrance by Sui Sin Far, A. C. McClurg, 1912, as by Sui Sin Far
• The Emerging “New Woman” ed. Kathleen L. Nichols & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2013, as by Sui Sin Far
• * Who’s Game?, (ss) New England Magazine February 1912
• * The Wisdom of the New, (ss) Mrs. Spring Fragrance by Sui Sin Far, A. C. McClurg, 1912, as by Sui Sin Far
• American Local Color Writing, 1880-1920 ed. Elizabeth Ammons & Valerie Rohy, Penguin Classics US, 1998, as by Sui Sin Far
• * Woo-Ma and I, (ss) The Bohemian January 1906, as by Sui Sin Far

[]Eaton, Emily (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Fan Fair, (ms) Romance Magazine October 1953
• * Fan-Fare, (cl) Romance Magazine Feb, Dec 1953

[]Eaton, Emily (fl. 2010s)
_____, trans.
• * The Nahual Offering by Carmen Rioja, (ss) Three Messages and a Warning ed. Eduardo Jim^e'nez Mayo & Chris N. Brown, Small Beer Press, 2011
• * Pachuca Second Street by Lucía Abdó, (ss) Three Messages and a Warning ed. Eduardo Jim^e'nez Mayo & Chris N. Brown, Small Beer Press, 2011
• * The Stone by Donají Olmedo, (ss) Three Messages and a Warning ed. Eduardo Jim^e'nez Mayo & Chris N. Brown, Small Beer Press, 2011

[]Eaton, Ermald (chron.)
• * Winter Moonlight Reverie, (pm) The Tryout July 1931

[]Eaton, Ethel (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Soldier Ants on the March, (ar) Argosy March 1947

[]Eaton, Evelyn (Sybil Mary) (1902-1983) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Blind Man’s Buff, (ss) Lovat Dickson’s Magazine April 1935
• * Crossed with a Belgian Hare, (ss) The New Yorker November 9 1946
• * Every Month Was May, (ex) Harper, 1947
• Omnibook Magazine May 1948
• * Given and Granted, (ss) The New Yorker February 11 1956
• * Here One Is Serious, (ss) The New Yorker November 13 1948
• * The Hot Soup, (ss) The New Yorker October 5 1946
• * Jacqueline’s Sock, (ss) The New Yorker June 28 1947
• * The King Is a Witch, (n.) Cassell, 1965
• Sphere (pb), April 1976
• * The Penitent, (ss) The (London) Evening News January 17 1934
• Prison Life Stories October 1935
• * The Poet, (pm) from Stolen Hours, Selwyn & Blount, 1923
• McClure’s Magazine June 1924
• * Pomp and Circumstance, (ss) The New Yorker June 11 1949
• * Rue Eugene-Delacroix, (ss) The New Yorker December 21 1946
• * Set in Silver, (ss) Argosy (UK) September 1952
• * Travelling Knife, (ss) The New Yorker October 26 1946
• * Under St. Mary’s Chimes, (ss) The New Yorker May 1 1948
• * Whistling Bullfinch, (ss) The New Yorker December 15 1951
• * Whitewash Between Friends, (ss) The New Yorker June 29 1946

[]Eaton, Florence (Spring) Taft (1857-1939); used pseudonym Florence Spring (about) (chron.)
• * A Cake Maker of Old Concord, (ar) Good Housekeeping August 1910, as by Florence Spring
• * Early Summer Vegetables, (ar) Good Housekeeping July 1921
• * Fish with Foreign Frills, (ms) Pictorial Review August 1930
• * Let the Feminines Run the Garden, (es) The Household Magazine February 1927
• * Muffins—Hot Off the Griddle!, (ar) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine May 1926, as by Florence Spring
• * Planting Possibilities in Midsummer, (ar) Better Homes & Gardens July 1925, as by Florence Spring
• * Sunday-Night Supper and Snacks, (ar) The Delineator January 1927
• * “That Remonds Me” for May, (cl) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine May 1926

[]Eaton, G. D. (chron.)
• * A Book About Myself, (br) The Double Dealer February 1923 [Ref. Theodore Dreiser]
• * Fish-Face, (ss) The American Short Story February 1930
• * The Higher Learning in America:
  * ___ V. Michigan, (ar) The Smart Set March 1922
• * Michigan, (ar) The Smart Set March 1922
• * Upstream, (br) The Double Dealer July 1922 [Ref. Ludwig Lewisohn]
_____, [ref.]
• * Backfurrow by Arthur J. Turner, (br) The Double Dealer July 1925

[]Eaton, George (fl. 1940s-1950s) (chron.)
• * The Code of the Gunslick, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine February 1950
• * Open Season on Mavericks, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine August 1950
• * Open Season on Shufflers, (ss) Man Junior August 1957
• * [letter from Illinois], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries August 1940

[]Eaton, George L. (fl. 1930s-1940s); house pseudonym used by Harold P. Montanye (1896-1959), Bud Overn (1927-2018), Charles Spain Verral (1904-1990), Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson (1890-1965) & Arch Whitehouse (1895-1979) (chron.)
• * Barnstorming [Bill Barnes], (ss) (by Bud Overn) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories #1, June 1995
• * Bill Barnes and the Saver of Souls [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails May 1938, as "The Saver of Souls"
• Air Trails Summer 1977
• * Bill Barnes Takes a Holiday [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails June 1938
• Air Trails Spring 1978
• Strange Adventures #3, July 2006
• * The Black Arrow [Bill Barnes], (ss) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage July 1940
• * The Black Ghost [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Trails February 1936
• * The Black Hawk [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails May 1937
• * Black Magic [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Trails November 1935
• Bill Barnes Air Trails (Canada) December 1935
• * The Black Scorpion [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer February 1935
• * The Blackwater Intrigue [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Harold P. Montanye) Doc Savage October 1941
• * The Blood Flower [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer August 1934
• * Blood Over Borneo [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Arch Whitehouse) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer December 1934
• * The Blood-Red Road to Petra [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Trails September 1936
• Bill Barnes Air Trails (Canada) September 1936
• * The Blue Man [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Trails December 1935
• Bill Barnes Air Trails (Canada) January 1936
• * Brethren of Death [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Trails June 1936
• * The Charger Goes to Sydney [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails October 1938
• Air Trails Winter 1977
• * Counterfeit Wings [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Air Trails December 1937
• * The Crest of the Cordillera [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails April 1938
• * The Crimson Line [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Trails October 1936
• * The Crimson Terror [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage October 1940
• * The Curse of the Killer [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Trails April 1936
• * Dead Man’s Return [Bill Barnes], (ss) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails March 1939
• * The Death Dive [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage May 1940
• * Death Rides the Sky [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails April 1937
• * The Diamond Skull [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer June 1934
• * The Double Mask [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage January 1940
• * The Dragon’s Treasure [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage April 1940
• * Earmarked Gold [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails March 1938
• * The Emerald Dagger [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage April 1941
• * The Eye of the Cobra [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage January 1942
• Doc Savage (Canada) June 1942
• * The Falling Death [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage September 1943
• * The Flaming Circle [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer November 1934
• * Flight Into Doom [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage June 1943
• * Flight of the Scarlet Stormer [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer October 1934
• * The Flying Skull [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Trails January 1936
• * Formula for Death [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage December 1939
• * The Golden Death [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage September 1939
• * The Great Impersonation [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails July 1938
• * The Haunted Sky [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage August 1940
• * Hawks of the Golden Crater [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer February 1934
• * Hawks of the North [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Trails January 1937
• * High Over Maxembourg [Bill Barnes], (ss) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails January 1938
• * The House of Sudden Death [Bill Barnes], (nv) Doc Savage December 1943
• * Inside the Chamois Pouch [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails December 1938
• * Jogam Takes Wings [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer September 1935
• Bill Barnes Air Adventurer (Canada) October 1935
• * The Lancer’s Last Flight [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails September 1938
• * The Lancer’s Ready [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Air Trails July 1937
• * The Lancer Strikes [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Trails July 1936
• * The Magnificent Gesture [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails January 1939
• Air Trails Fall 1976
• * A Man’s Game [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails November 1938
• * The Man Who Fell from the Skies [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Trails May 1936
• * Mark of the Vulture [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Trails October 1935
• * Mission to Murder [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage April 1943
• * The Moon God [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Air Trails October 1937
• * Morales of Samerra [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer May 1935
• Bill Barnes Air Adventurer (Canada) June 1935
• * Murder Over Hollywood [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Trails November 1936
• * Nest of the Hawk [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage November 1939
• * One Shall Die [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails February 1938
• * The Phantom of the Fog [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer April 1934
• * Philippine Gold [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails September 1937
• * The Pigskin Bag [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Trails December 1936
• * The Plane That Vanished [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails August 1937
• * The Purple Fez [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Air Trails March 1937
• Air Trails Spring 1977
• * The Rainbow Gang [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer August 1935
• Bill Barnes Air Adventurer (Canada) September 1935
• * Red Dust of Death [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage October 1942
• * The Ring of Death [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails February 1937
• Air Trails Summer 1978
• * The Sahara Squadron [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer May 1934
• * The Saver of Souls [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails May 1938
• Air Trails Summer 1977, as "Bill Barnes and the Saver of Souls", by George L. Eaton
• * The Seal of the Salamander [Bill Barnes], (ss) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage February 1940
• * The Secret Empire [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson & Arch Whitehouse) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer January 1935
• * Shape of Things to Come [Bill Barnes], (ss) (by Bud Overn) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories #3, August 1995
• * The Sign of the Puma [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer June 1935
• * The Silent Fleet [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Trails March 1936
• Air Trails Fall 1978
• * The Silver Bullet [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer April 1935
• * The Spy Master [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage June 1942
• * The Squadron of Death [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage February 1941
• Doc Savage (Canada) July 1941
• * Stratosphere [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer March 1935
• Bill Barnes Air Adventurer (Canada) April 1935
• * The Swoop of the Hawk [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage October 1939
• * Terror to the North [Bill Barnes], (nv) (by Charles Spain Verral) Doc Savage May 1943
• * Under the Midnight Sun [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails June 1937
• * The Vanishing Dirigible [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer September 1934
• Bill Barnes Air Adventurer (Canada) October 1934
• * The White Pygmy [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Trails August 1936
• Bill Barnes Air Trails (Canada) August 1936
• * Wings of Death [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer March 1934
• * Wings of the Jungle [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer July 1935
• Bill Barnes Air Adventurer (Canada) August 1935
• * Wings of the Snow Country [Bill Barnes], (n.) (by Charles Spain Verral) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer July 1934
• * Wings of the West [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails November 1937
• * Wings Over Trujillo [Bill Barnes], (na) (by Harold P. Montanye) Air Trails August 1938
• Air Trails Fall 1977

[]Eaton, George W. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Split Switch, (ts) Railroad Magazine October 1942

[]Eaton, H. C. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * An Act for Justice, (ss) Smashing Detective Stories June 1951
• Crime Story Magazine Apr 1954, #8 195?
• * Dangerous Game, (ss) Real Western Stories February 1951
• * Death Is So Easy, (ss) Famous Detective Stories November 1950
• * Flowers Are Fatal, (ss) Famous Detective Stories May 1951
• * “I’ll Think—You Punch!”, (ss) Sports Winners April 1952
• * The Lariat, (ar) Real Western Stories August 1953
• Real Western Stories (UK) #4, 1953
• * Menace in the Field, (ss) Super Sports March 1951
• * The Real Wild Bill, (ar) Real Western Stories April 1951
• * The Run-Around Guy, (ss) Super Sports September 1951
• * Rustler’s Darling, (ss) Real Western Romances December 1950
• * Sign-Reading, (ar) Famous Western June 1953
• * The Slow-and-Steady Kid, (ss) Sports Fiction September 1951
• * Sports Is the Answer, (cl) Super Sports December 1953
• * Two Jumps from Glory, (ss) Famous Western June 1951
• * Web of Gunsmoke, (nv) Real Western Romances June 1951
• * When a Man’s Fourteen, (ss) Double Action Western July 1951
• * Yellow Cat, (ar) Famous Western April 1951
• * You Gotta Be Fast!, (ss) Sports Winners July 1951

[]Eaton, [Major-General] Herbert Francis (, 3rd Baron Cheylesmore) (1848-1925) (about) (chron.)
• * The Most Impressive Sight I Ever Saw:
  * ___ V. The Signing of Peace Between Russia and Turkey at San Stefano, (ar) The Strand Magazine September 1913
  • The Strand Magazine (US) October 1913
• * The Signing of Peace Between Russia and Turkey at San Stefano, (ar) The Strand Magazine September 1913
• The Strand Magazine (US) October 1913

[]Eaton, Hugh M. (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * From My Window, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1898
• * My Human Trinity, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1897
• * Puvis de Chavannes, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly September 1896
• * [front cover], (cv) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1905
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Dec 1902, Apr 1903, Jan 1906
• * [illustration(s)] (with William L. Metcalf), (il) St. Nicholas January 1890
• * [illustration(s)] (with Byam Shaw), (il) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Dec 1902

[]Eaton, Hunter (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Fangs, (ss) West September 2 1931
• * The Husband Tamer, (ss) The New Smart Set July 1930

[]Eaton, Isaac W. F. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Memorial Day, 1899, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1899
• * The Old-Time Husking Bee, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly January 1899
• * The Old Tin Dinner Horn, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly November 1898

[]Eaton, J. Henry (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * “Marked for Murder”, (ss) The Underworld Magazine April 1933

[]Eaton, J. Lloyd (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * In My Opinion, (ar) Rhodomagnetic Digest v1 #3, 1949

[]Eaton, J. R. (chron.)
• * “No Cross, No Crown”, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine September 1878

[]Eaton, Jacquette Hunter (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Thankful (with Rosalie M. Cody), (ss) The Youth’s Companion November 22 1917
• * Visiting Bob’s People, (vi) Good Housekeeping
• The Busy Man’s Magazine October 1908

[]Eaton, James (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Soft Soap, (ss) The Stocking Parade July 1937

[]Eaton, Jean (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Afraid of Love, (ss) All-Story Love Stories April 13 1935
• * A Bride for Sale, (ss) All-Story Love Stories November 23 1935
• * Her Master Man, (ss) All-Story Love Stories October 15 1933
• * No Other Man, (ss) All-Story Love Tales January 29 1938
• * Sunlight for Romance, (ss) All-Story Love Stories August 8 1936

[]Eaton, Jean (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * With a Heart on Her Sleeve, (ss) Chatelaine September 1953

[]Eaton, Jeanette (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Be a Better Buyer, (ar) Pictorial Review June 1933
• * No Other Occupation, (ar) Pictorial Review July 1930
• * Roads to Everywhere, (ar) McCall’s Magazine September 1930
• * Through Seven Campus Gates, (ar) Pictorial Review April 1930
• * Trial by Steel (with Alexandre Finta), (ss) Pictorial Review May 1933

[]Eaton, Jeannette (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Can Housework Be Made House-Play?, (ar) The Shrine Magazine November 1926
• * Curiosity Gave Her a Start, (ar) Everybody’s September 1925
• * Gentlemen, Stop!—Look!—and Glisten!, (ar) The Shrine Magazine January 1927
• * The Girl Who Tinkered with Motors, (ar) Everybody’s August 1925

[]Eaton, Jeffrey C. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Penance, (ss) Rock and a Hard Place Summer/Fall 2019

[]Eaton, John (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Heads Will Roll, (ss) Aberrations #18, March 1994
• * A Knight for Lenore, (pm) Shadow Sword #7, Summer 1995

[]Eaton, Julius (chron.)
• * Assault on Planet 10 (with Kay Eaton), (na) Incredible Tales of Scientific Wonder January 1953 (unpublished spoof)
• * Lucifer’s Chainsaw (with Kay Eaton), (na) Incredible Tales of Scientific Wonder December 1952 (unpublished spoof)
• * A Wrinkle in Space (with Kay Eaton), (na) Incredible Tales of Scientific Wonder September 1953 (unpublished spoof)

[]Eaton, K. W. (chron.)
• * Transference, (ss) Vision of Tomorrow May 1970

[]Eaton, Kay (chron.)
• * Assault on Planet 10 (with Julius Eaton), (na) Incredible Tales of Scientific Wonder January 1953 (unpublished spoof)
• * Lucifer’s Chainsaw (with Julius Eaton), (na) Incredible Tales of Scientific Wonder December 1952 (unpublished spoof)
• * A Wrinkle in Space (with Julius Eaton), (na) Incredible Tales of Scientific Wonder September 1953 (unpublished spoof)

[]Eaton, Leslie Harding (fl. 1910s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Autumn Song, (pm) Breezy Stories October 1921
• Breezy Stories Oct 1947, Sep 1949
• * The Call of a Woman’s Eyes, (pm) Breezy Stories November 1917
• Breezy Stories October 1943
• * The Gift, (pm) Breezy Stories March 1922
• * He Learned About Women from Her, (ss) Young’s Magazine February 1920
• * In Passing, (pm) Breezy Stories April 1919
• * Interlude, (pm) Breezy Stories June 1919
• The Novel Magazine December 1919
• * Just for To-Night, (pm) Breezy Stories September 1920
• * The Kiss, (pm) Breezy Stories June 1921
• Breezy Stories and Young’s Magazine June 1935
• * Light Love, (pm) Breezy Stories March 1920
• * A Lock of Hair, (pm) Breezy Stories October 1917
• * My Vampire, (pm) Breezy Stories January 1919
• * Passage, (pm) Breezy Stories December 1921
• * Perhaps, (pm) Breezy Stories June 1920
• * Pipe Dreams, (pm) Breezy Stories May 1920
• Breezy Stories and Young’s Magazine May 1935
• * Surrender, (pm) Breezy Stories May 1921
• * Suzanne, (pm) Breezy Stories March 1919
• * Vinnie Tries the Vamp Stuff, (ss) Young’s Magazine January 1921
• * Your Hand in Mine, (pm) Breezy Stories July 1920

[]Eaton, Loren (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Empty Hours, (ss) Needle Winter 2012

[]Eaton, M. R. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Motor-Veil, (pm) The London Magazine June 1908

[]Eaton, Mal (chron.)
• * Rocky Stoneaxe, (cs) Boys’ Life May 1967, Aug 1970, Mar, Jul 1971, Dec 1972

[]Eaton, Margaret Fernie (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Some Christmas Pictures, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1899

[]Eaton, Margaret O’Neill (1799-1879) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * Petticoat Politics by Anne Hollingsworth Wharton, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine October 1901

[]Eaton, Mark (chron.)
• * Can-Picking in Bedford-Stuyvesant, (ar) BIGnews June 2002
• * Chicken on the Hop, (ss) BIGnews July/August 2004

[]Eaton, Michael (fl. 1990s-2010s) (chron.)
• * I Am a Believer, (ar) Sight & Sound July 1992
• Science Fiction/Horror: A Sight and Sound Reader ed. Kim Newman, BFI, 2002
• * “I Loved Charlie”: The Amazing Criminal Exploits and Astounding Cultural Afterlife of the Great Portico Thief Charlie Peace, (es) Crime ed. Ross Bradshaw, Five Leaves Publications, 2013
• * No Smoke, (nv) City of Crime ed. David Belbin, Five Leaves Publications, 1997
• * Vanishing Americans, (ar) Sight & Sound June 2000
• Science Fiction/Horror: A Sight and Sound Reader ed. Kim Newman, BFI, 2002

[]Eaton, Miles (fl. 1940s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Badb-catha, (ar) The Fanscient Summer 1950
• * The Explorer, (ss) The Fanscient Winter 1949
• * Holda, (ar) The Fanscient Summer 1949
• * Ishtar, (ar) The Fanscient Spring 1950
• * Jupiter and Its Moons, (ms) The Fanscient Fall 1949
• * Lilith, (ar) The Fanscient Winter 1950
• * Out of Legend:
  * ___ Badb-catha, (cl) The Fanscient Summer 1950
  * ___ Holda, (ar) The Fanscient Summer 1949
  * ___ Ishtar, (ar) The Fanscient Spring 1950
  * ___ Lilith, (cl) The Fanscient Winter 1950
• * Out of Legend: Hathor, (ar) The Fanscient Spring/Summer 1951
• * Out of Legend: The Graea, (ar) The Fanscient Fall 1949
• * The Rani and the Peacock Feather, (ss) Scientifantasy Spring 1949
• * The Return, (pm) The Fanscient Summer 1949
• * Rufus and the Time Machine, (ss) Scientifantasy Summer 1949
• * Space Siren, (pm) Scientifantasy Winter 1949
• * Translation from the Book of Droom, (ss) The Fanscient Fall 1949
• * The Watcher in the Snow, (ss) The Fanscient Fall 1948
• * [front cover], (cv) The Fanscient Wtr 1950, Spr/Sum 1951
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Fanscient Wtr, Spr, Sum, Fll 1949, Spr/Sum 1951
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Scientifantasy Summer 1949

[]Eaton, N. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Letter to Santa, (hu) Rogue December 1965

[]Eaton, N. W. (chron.)
• * The Reality, (pm) Metropolitan Magazine October 1900

[]Eaton, Paige (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Celestial Bodies, (pm) The Pink Hydra September 6 2024
• * Drexciya at Dawn, (pm) The Pink Hydra September 6 2024
• * Moon Ladder, (vi) The Pink Hydra September 6 2024
• * Visceral, (pm) The Pink Hydra September 6 2024

[]Eaton, Parsley B. (chron.)
• * It Wouldn’t Have Done for the Duke, Sir!, (lt) Gargoyle #1, January 1941

[]Eaton, Pat (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * 5th and Dearborn, (vi) Destiny Winter 1951/Spring 1952
• * Final Appearance, (vi) Destiny Summer/Fall 1951
• * Racial Prejudice, (vi) Destiny Winter 1953

[]Eaton, Paul (fl. 1840s) (chron.)
• * Stuart Sharpe: a Romance, (na) The Romancist and Novelist’s Library (New Series), Vol. VI ed. William Hazlitt, J. Clements, 1842

[]Eaton, Paul Webster (chron.)
• * In Rose Time, (pm) The Smart Set November 1903

[]Eaton, Peggy (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * “Off the Rails”, (ss) London Mystery Selection #117, June 1978

[]Eaton, Prichard (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Little God in the Square, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) March 1920

[]Eaton, Miss R. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Feminine View, (lt) Yes or No February 27 1909

[]Eaton, Raymond (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Hot-Love, Reunited, (ss) Peppy Tales v1 #7, 1940
• * Invitation to Romance, (ss) Tempting Tales v2 #5, 193?

[]Eaton, Rebecca (fl. 1980s-2010s)
_____, [ref.]
• * The Woman of Mystery!: Rebecca Eaton by Richard S. Meyers, (iv) The Armchair Detective Summer 1990

[]Eaton, Richard (chron.)
• * Con-Fusion: Con Melody’s Identity Crisis (with Madeline Smith), (ar) The South Carolina Review Fall 1999

[]Eaton, Robert (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Poet on Holiday Perversity, (pm) Yes or No July 10 1909

[]Eaton, S. L. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * A Canadian Adventure, (ss) Chatterbox Annual 1954

[]Eaton, Sarah (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Of Roots and Rings (with Duncan Eagleson), (ss) Elf Love ed. Josie Brown, Rose Mambert & Bill Racicot, Pink Narcissus Press, 2011

[]Eaton, Sarah Lyn (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Footsteps on the Floor, (ss) parAbnormal Magazine December 2020
• * The Night the Stars Fell, (ss) Pantheon Magazine #10, Spring 2017
• * Spinoza’s Garden, (ss) Brave New Worlds ed. S. C. Butler & Joshua Palmatier, Zombies Need Brains, 2022

[]Eaton, Seymour (chron.)
• * About the Magazine, (ed) The Booklovers Magazine January 1903
_____, ed.
• * Editor: The Booklovers Magazine Jan, Feb 1904

[]Eaton, Suzanne S. (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * The Fall of Camelot, (pm) Carmina Magazine #7, March 2022

[]Eaton, T. Blair (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * The Heaped Coals, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine February 1910
• * The Mate’s Voice, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1910
• The Story-teller July 1910
• * The Real Test, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine August 1909

[]Eaton, Thomas (chron.)
• * Little Grey Houses, (ss) Outer Darkness #15, Spring 1998

[]Eaton, Valot (chron.)
• * A Tinker’s Tale, (ss) Boys’ Life August 1932

[]Eaton, Virginia (chron.)
• * Autumn Days, (pm) Driftwind November 1932
• * Dreams, (pm) Good Housekeeping November 1936
• * For Such as These, (pm) Good Housekeeping March 1934
• * Gratitude, (pm) Good Housekeeping March 1933
• * My Neighbor, (pm) Good Housekeeping November 1935
• * Prayer for a New Home, (pm) Good Housekeeping June 1937
• * Strength, (pm) Good Housekeeping March 1936

[]Eaton, Walter H. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Little Bo-Peep of Washington Square, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine March 1905

[]Eaton, Walter Prichard (1878-1957) (about) (chron.)
• * The Abandoned Farm, (ms) The American Magazine August 1911
• * An Abandoned Wooing, (ss) The American Magazine August 1914
• * Acting—A Part-time Job, (ar) The American Magazine June 1917
• * Actor-Snatching and the Movies, (ar) The American Magazine December 1915
• * The Actor’s Portion, (ar) American Illustrated Magazine February 1906
• * Altitude, (ss) Every Week September 24 1917
• * The Appalachian Trail, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post July 7 1928
• * Auction Hounds, (ss) The Delineator January 1921
• The Saturday Evening Post December 20 1924
• * The Awakening of Our Schools, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine November 1912
• * The Bad Manners of Polite People, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1910
• * The Bad Morals in Good Plays, (ar) The American Magazine August 1910
• * The Bamboo Forest, (ss) Collier’s May 29 1915
• * A Bank Where the Wild Thyme Blows, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion May 1916
• * The Banters, (ss) The Red Book Magazine September 1911
• * Bare Feet and Beethoven: A Terpsichorean Fantasy, (pl) Munsey’s Magazine April 1910
• * The Barrier Between Dramatist and Public, (th) The American Magazine March 1915
• * The Best Recent Plays, (th) The American Magazine June 1914
• * Big Reddy—Strategist, (ss) The Red Book Magazine October 1919
• * The Boy Who Was Bored, (ss) Harper’s Magazine November 1918
• * Bridges, (ar) McBride’s Magazine September 1915
• * Building a Show, (th) The American Magazine December 1911
• * The Canned Drama, (ar) The American Magazine September 1909
• * Chased Diana, (ss) The Country Gentleman April 1928
• * The Choice of Earth, (ss) National Magazine April 1914
• * Christmas and the Winter World, (ar) McBride’s Magazine December 1915
• * The City Pigeons, (pm) The American Magazine April 1907
• * Codfish and the Ideal [Prentice Piper], (ss) Everybody’s Magazine March 1911
• * Cohorts of the Frost, (ar) McBride’s Magazine January 1916
• * Concerning David Belasco?, (th) The American Magazine January 1913
• * Concerning the Past Season, (th) The American Magazine July 1914
• * Concerning William Faversham, (th) The American Magazine April 1913
• * The Conquest of Charm, (ar) The American Magazine April 1911
• * Cotton and the Chorus Girl, (vi) Associated Sunday Magazine May 20 1906
• * Culture and the Brute Male, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine February 1912
• * A Dabble in Iniquity, (ss) The Red Book Magazine December 1917
• * A Dancer, (pm) The Delineator March 1920
• * The Darned Man, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine June 1912
• * Deadheads, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 6 1909
• * The Decent Stage, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion September 1909
• * Doubt, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) January 1906
• * The Drone That Played Gadfly, (ss) The Red Book Magazine March 1919
• * The Dryad of Barrell Lane, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine September 1909
• * Education by Moving Pictures, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine January 1912
• * Ember Days, (ar) The Outing Magazine November 1912
• * E.S. Willard, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly June 1903
• * Evolution, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine April 1907
• * Fifty Miles from Town, (ss) The New Broadway Magazine September 1908
• Green Book Quarterly August 1933
• * A Fine Achievement at Small Cost, (th) The American Magazine July 1916
• * The First Night Ordeal, (th) The American Magazine August 1912
• * Footlight Fiction, (ar) The American Magazine December 1907
• * A Garden Border, (pm) The Delineator November 1921
• * George Arliss, (bg) The American Magazine January 1912
• * The Gladiolus Man, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal July 1915
• * The Golden Barrier, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine May 1913
• * The Goldfinch [Bird House Man], (ss) The American Magazine April 1916
• * Good Old Jim, (ss) The Red Book Magazine March 1920
• * Good Plays of the Season, (ar) Collier’s January 2 1915
• * Grandfather’s Chair, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine July 1911
• * A Grand Passion, (ss) The Red Book Magazine July 1924
• * Great Acting, (th) The American Magazine February 1916
• * Great Acting and the Modern Drama, (ar) Scribner’s Magazine February 1910
• * Great Actors with Wonderful Personalities, (th) The American Magazine August 1916
• * The Green Pastures, (th) The Golden Book Magazine #65, May 1930
• * The Gullible Rich, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine #3, December 1911
• * Hamlet of West Houston Street, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) February 1910
• * The Hermit [Bird House Man], (ss) The American Magazine September 1915
• The Grand Magazine November 1915
• * “Her Name Was Normal”, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine July 1913
• * He Shook His Fist at London, (ss) The Red Magazine November 1935
• * He Understood Women, (ss) The Century Magazine March 1918
• * The Highbrow-Hunters, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine January 1911
• * Holding the Mirror Up to Art, (ar) Ainslee’s October 1916
• * Holding the Mirror Up to Art, (ar) Ainslee’s May 1918
• * How About Vaudeville?, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1909
• * How Ten Million Bibles a Year Are Sold, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine December 1909
• * The Idyl of Twin Fires, (sl) The American Needlewoman Oct 1925, Feb, Apr 1926
• * In Apple Time, (vi) The Outing Magazine September 1912
• * In Old South County, (ar) The Outing Magazine June 1912
• * The Insurgent Public, (th) The American Magazine April 1912
• * An Interrupted Love Story, (ss) Ainslee’s October 1912
• * An Interrupted Story, (vi) Cosmopolitan Magazine May 1907
• * Is Acting “A Bag of Tricks”?, (ar) The American Magazine September 1917
• * Is “Melodramatic Rubbish” Increasing?, (ar) The American Magazine December 1916
• * Joys of the True Walker, (ms) The American Magazine June 1913
• * The Last American, (ss) The Red Book Magazine June 1920
• * Last Curtain, (ss) The Century Magazine August 1908
• * The Latin Quarter of New York, (ia) Metropolitan Magazine May 1910
• * The Lesson of a Failure, (th) The American Magazine April 1915
• * The Lilac, (pm) The American Magazine May 1908
• * The Literary Drama, (th) The American Magazine March 1912
• * The Little God in the Square, (ss) The Red Book Magazine July 1919
• The Mother’s Magazine Nov, Dec 1921
• * The Little Gray Goose [Bird House Man], (ss) The American Magazine August 1915
• The Grand Magazine October 1915
• * Little Old Blam, (ss) The Elks Magazine September 1925
• * Little Old Eliza, (ss) Ainslee’s November 1917
• * Love’s Umpire, (ss) The American Magazine October 1916
• * Lucy—Wildcat, (ss) The Red Book Magazine January 1920
• * The Man Broadway Forgot, (ss) Every Week June 26 1916
• * Manhattan: An Island Outgrown, (ar) The American Magazine July 1907
• * The Man Who Called Over the Bars, (ss) Ainslee’s March 1918
• * Man Who Cost $50,000, (ss) Collier’s May 4 1918
• * The Man Who Ran Away from New York, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine September 1910
• * Marrying Samuel, (ss) Ainslee’s May 1916
• * Ma’s Posy Bed, (ss) The Country Gentleman January 1926
• * The Matchmaker, (ss) The London Magazine October 1915
• * The Meadow Larks [Bird House Man], (ss) The American Magazine February 1916
• * A Midnight Surprise [Art and Peanut], (ss) Boys’ Life August 1914
• * Mile-a-Minute Madness, (ar) The American Magazine December 1906
• * A Million for Manure, (ss) Judge October 28 1922
• * The Ministry as a Profession, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine October 1909
• * Miss Agatha’s Gardener, (ss) The Delineator August 1921
• * Miss Anglin and the Bard, (th) The American Magazine May 1914
• * Miss Winifred Atwood’s Bird Bath, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine August 1912
• * More Plays Worth While, (th) The American Magazine May 1913
• * Mumblety-Peg and Middle Age, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine August 1911
• * My Reason, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1905
• * The Neglect of Stage Management, (ar) The American Magazine January 1911
• * Neighbors, (ss) Cosmopolitan Magazine September 1908
• * The New Attitude Toward the Theater, (th) The American Magazine November 1914
• * A New Epoch in the Movies, (th) The American Magazine October 1914
• * The New Ethel Barrymore, (ar) The American Magazine September 1911
• * The New Generation of Golfers, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine August 1910
• * New Plays Worth While, (th) The American Magazine February 1913
• * The New Stagecraft, (th) The American Magazine May 1912
• * A New Theatrical Star. Nance O’Neil and Her Art, (ar) Leslie’s Monthly Magazine March 1905
• * New Things in the Theater, (th) The American Magazine January 1916
• * New York’s Skyscrapers, (ms) The Captain #145, April 1911
• * Night, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Magazine September 1910
• * The Odyssey of Old Bill, (ss) The Red Book Magazine December 1919
• * The Office Pet, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1919
• * On Being Awakened by a Factory Girl Singing, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine June 1907
• * On Being Somebody Else, (ar) The American Magazine November 1916
• * On the One-Night Stand, (ar) The American Magazine June 1911
• * On the Summit, (pm) The American Magazine February 1907
• * Oscar Hammerstein: A Boy Who Never Grew Up, (bg) The American Magazine May 1907 [Ref. Oscar Hammerstein]
• * Our Best Seller Drama, (th) The American Magazine January 1915
• * Our Comedy of Bad Manners, (ar) The American Magazine February 1911
• * Our New Generation of Dramatists, (ar) The American Magazine November 1910
• * The Outdoor Play, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion August 1910
• * The Pampered Fledgling, (ss) The American Magazine September 1916
• * Paragraphs and Pirates, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine May 1911
• The Red Magazine January 1 1912
• * The Passing of the Adaptation, (ar) The American Magazine May 1911
• * The Passing of the Great Figures of the Stage, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine June 1909
• * Patty on the Palisades, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine December 1906
• * Personality and the Player, (ar) Collier’s October 22 1910
• * Plays and Players:
  * ___ Some Popular Errors in the Judgment of Acting, (cl) The American Magazine July 1910
• * Plays Worth Seeing, (th) The American Magazine May 1916
• * Plays Worth Seeing This Winter, (ar) The American Magazine February 1918
• * A Poor Man’s Bank, (ar) The American Magazine February 1914
• * Practice and the Young Player, (ar) The American Magazine September 1910
• * Procrastinated Christmas, (ss) The Chicago Tribune December 19 1920
• * The Psychology of Loafing, (ar) The Scrap Book April 1910
• * Pungin’, (ar) The Outing Magazine February 1913
• * Pung-kins, (ar) The Outing Magazine October 1912
• * The Question of Scenery, (ar) The American Magazine July 1911
• * Rastus Earns His Sleep, (ss) The Red Book Magazine May 1920
• * The Real Foes of Serious Drama, (ar) The American Magazine October 1911
• * The Real Revolt in Our Theatre, (ar) Scribner’s Magazine November 1922
• * The Recording Angel, (ss) Metropolitan May 1919
• * The Red Geranium, (ss) Collier’s March 4 1916
• The Premier Magazine #30, October 1916, as "Red Geraniums"
• * Red Geraniums, (ss) Collier’s March 4 1916, as "The Red Geranium"
• The Premier Magazine #30, October 1916
• * Red Slayer, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1920
• * A Refuge in the Bronx, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine October 1907
• * The Remarkable Achievements of a Modern Good Samaritan, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine February 1910
• * A Return Engagement, (ss) The Red Book Magazine August 1919
• The Strand Magazine January 1920
• * The Return of Farce, (ar) The American Magazine December 1910
• * The Return of the Native, (ss) The Red Book Magazine September 1919
• * The Rise and Fall of the Theatrical Syndicate, (ar) The American Magazine October 1910
• * The Rise of David Warfield, (bg) The American Magazine January 1908 [Ref. David Warfield]
• * The Rockefeller Institute and the Romance of Medical Research, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine October 1911
• * The Romance of a Shy Man, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine January 1912
• * A Roof-Top Romance, (ss) Collier’s March 20 1915
• * Ruth Grenville - Feminist, (sl) Ladies’ Home Journal Aug, Sep, Oct 1914
• * A Sap Song, (ar) The Outing Magazine March 1913
• * The Scent of the Lilac, (pm) The Windsor Magazine July 1909
• * The Sentimental Search of Roger Phillips, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine February 1913
• * Shakespeare—with a Difference, (ar) The Atlantic Monthly April 1937
• * The Shrinking of Kingman’s Field, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine October 1909
• * A Simple Moral Issue, (ss) The Red Book Magazine April 1919
• * A Singer Against the Dawn, (ss) The Modern Priscilla July 1920
• * Skating Time!, (ar) The Outing Magazine January 1913
• * The Slump in the Theatrical Business, (th) The American Magazine April 1914
• * The Snapdragon Sonata, (ss) The American Magazine January 1914
• * The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument, (pm) Metropolitan Magazine July 1910
• * Some Actresses Who Do More Than Act, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion March 1909
• * Some Plays Worth While, (th) The American Magazine February 1912
• * Some Popular Errors in the Judgment of Acting, (ar) The American Magazine July 1910
• * Some Recent Worth While Plays, (th) The American Magazine June 1912
• * A Song of Loss, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) April 1906
• * The Song Sparrow [Bird House Man], (ss) The American Magazine June 1915
• * The Stage Manager, (th) The American Magazine January 1914
• * Stage Successes—Foreign vs. American, (th) The American Magazine February 1915
• * The Stock Company, (th) The American Magazine November 1912
• * Stone Fences, (ar) McBride’s Magazine October 1915
• * The Story of the Trained Nurse, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine December 1910
• * Stray Thoughts on Acting, (th) The American Magazine March 1913
• * Stuffy, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine November 1908
• * Sunset in Absence, (pm) The Bohemian July 1905
• * Surinam Forest, (ss) Every Week February 16 1918
• * The Taming of Ol’ Buck, (ss) The Red Book Magazine April 1920
• * “Tell Me Next Wednesday”, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion June 1923
• Pearson’s Magazine November 1923
• * Ten Dollars a Hole for the Heathen, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 27 1923
• * The Theater, (cl) The American Magazine Jun, Sep, Oct 1913, Mar 1914
* ___ The Barrier Between Dramatist and Public, (th) The American Magazine March 1915
* ___ The Best Recent Plays, (th) The American Magazine June 1914
* ___ Building a Show, (th) The American Magazine December 1911
* ___ Concerning David Belasco?, (th) The American Magazine January 1913
* ___ Concerning the Past Season, (th) The American Magazine July 1914
* ___ Concerning William Faversham, (th) The American Magazine April 1913
* ___ The First Night Ordeal, (th) The American Magazine August 1912
* ___ George Arliss, (bg) The American Magazine January 1912
* ___ The Insurgent Public, (th) The American Magazine April 1912
* ___ The Lesson of a Failure, (th) The American Magazine April 1915
* ___ The Literary Drama, (th) The American Magazine March 1912
* ___ Miss Anglin and the Bard, (th) The American Magazine May 1914
* ___ More Plays Worth While, (th) The American Magazine May 1913
* ___ The New Attitude Toward the Theater, (th) The American Magazine November 1914
* ___ A New Epoch in the Movies, (th) The American Magazine October 1914
* ___ New Plays Worth While, (th) The American Magazine February 1913
* ___ Our Best Seller Drama, (th) The American Magazine January 1915
* ___ Practice and the Young Player, (cl) The American Magazine September 1910
* ___ The Slump in the Theatrical Business, (th) The American Magazine April 1914
* ___ Some Plays Worth While, (th) The American Magazine February 1912
* ___ The Stage Manager, (th) The American Magazine January 1914
* ___ Stage Successes—Foreign vs. American, (th) The American Magazine February 1915
* ___ Stray Thoughts on Acting, (th) The American Magazine March 1913
* ___ Two Specimens of American Humor, (cl) The American Magazine May 1915
* ___ What Is a Good Play?, (th) The American Magazine September 1912
* ___ What Is a Moral Play?, (th) The American Magazine February 1914
* ___ What Is Entertainment?, (th) The American Magazine December 1914
* ___ Where Do the Children Come In?, (th) The American Magazine December 1912
• * The Theatre:
  * ___ The Bad Morals in Good Plays, (cl) The American Magazine August 1910
  * ___ The Conquest of Charm, (cl) The American Magazine April 1911
  * ___ The Neglect of Stage Management, (cl) The American Magazine January 1911
  * ___ The New Ethel Barrymore, (cl) The American Magazine September 1911
  * ___ The New Stagecraft, (th) The American Magazine May 1912
  * ___ On the One-Night Stand, (cl) The American Magazine June 1911
  * ___ Our Comedy of Bad Manners, (cl) The American Magazine February 1911
  * ___ Our New Generation of Dramatists, (cl) The American Magazine November 1910
  * ___ The Passing of the Adaptation, (cl) The American Magazine May 1911
  * ___ The Question of Scenery, (cl) The American Magazine July 1911
  * ___ The Real Foes of Serious Drama, (cl) The American Magazine October 1911
  * ___ The Return of Farce, (cl) The American Magazine December 1910
  * ___ The Rise and Fall of the Theatrical Syndicate, (cl) The American Magazine October 1910
  * ___ Some Recent Worth While Plays, (th) The American Magazine June 1912
  * ___ The Stock Company, (th) The American Magazine November 1912
  * ___ What Makes a Bad Play?, (th) The American Magazine October 1912
  * ___ Where We Stand in Opera, (cl) The American Magazine March 1911
• * These Things I Love, (pm) The Delineator August 1921
• * Times Are Good—but Plays Are Bad, (th) The American Magazine May 1917
• * Tragedies of the “Vaudeville Tryout”, (ar) The Scrap Book May 1909
• * Twins and Poor Mother, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal May 1919
• * Two in a Town, (ss) The Delineator February 1921
• * Two Specimens of American Humor, (ar) The American Magazine May 1915
• * The Two Views, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1905
• * The Useless Memoirs of Prentice Piper [Prentice Piper], (ss) Everybody’s Magazine February 1911
• * The Uses of Adversity, (ss) The Delineator September 1921
• * Wanted—Moving Picture Authors, (th) The American Magazine March 1916
• * Washington Square, North, (pm) The American Magazine June 1907
• * Wet Lilacs, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine April 1908
• * What Can You Do with Your Hands?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 7 1925
• * “What Have I Brought?”, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine February 1909
• * What Is a Good Play?, (th) The American Magazine September 1912
• * What Is a Moral Play?, (th) The American Magazine February 1914
• * What Is Entertainment?, (th) The American Magazine December 1914
• * What Is the Matter with the Theatre?, (ar) McClure’s Magazine December 1923
• * What Makes a Bad Play?, (th) The American Magazine October 1912
• * When Is a Man Too Old to Act?, (ar) The American Magazine February 1917
• * When Pippa Stopped, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine September 1906
• * Where Do the Children Come In?, (th) The American Magazine December 1912
• * Where We Stand in Opera, (ar) The American Magazine March 1911
• * The White-Topped Boots, (ss) Every Week May 21 1917
• * The Wild Duck [Bird House Man], (ss) The American Magazine December 1915
• Pearson’s Magazine August 1917
• * William Winter, the Dean of American Dramatic Critics, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine March 1910
• Munsey’s Magazine (UK) March 1910
• * Winding Road, (pm) The Delineator July 1921
• * Winter, (ar) The Outing Magazine December 1912
• * A Wire from Colonel Bogey, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine August 25 1933
• * With the Help of Anthony Hope, (ss) Pictorial Review July 1915
• * The Wizards of Vaudeville, (ar) McClure’s Magazine September 1923
• * Woman’s Place Is the Home Green, (ss) The Red Book Magazine May 1924
• * Women Are So Silly, (ss) The Red Book Magazine June 1924
• * The Wren [Bird House Man], (ss) The American Magazine July 1915
• The Grand Magazine January 1916
• * The Year’s Advance in Drama: The Success of George Ade and David Warfield, (ar) Leslie’s Monthly Magazine June 1905