The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 1922

[]Child, Hattie H. (fl. 1850s) (chron.)
• * Fail Me Not Thou, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine October 1858
• * Song (“The dear old days come back to me… ”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine August 1858
• * Sonnet (“Mystic and beautiful the tender light… ”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine January 1859

[]Child, Heather (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * [front cover] (with Dorothy Colles), (cv) Forum Stories and Poems v1 #2, v1 #1 1949

[]Child, Heather (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * The Other Sky, (ss) Apparition Literary Magazine #26, Mercurial, April 2024

[]Child, Hubert (fl. 1910s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Laredo, (ss) Midnight Mystery Stories #25, February 10 1923 (unpublished)
• * The Ninth Hole, (ss) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
• Best Detective Magazine February 1936
• * The Red God’s Hand, (ss) Midnight Mystery Stories #18, December 16 1922
• * Ruby of the Heart, (ss) Detective Story Magazine April 2 1918
• * The Wer-Wolf, (ss) Midnight Mystery Stories #19, December 23/December 30 1922

[]Child, Hunt Harold (chron.)
• * Apperson’s Coon, (ss) National Magazine January 1905

[]Child, Jack (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) After Dark July/August 1949

[]Child, James (fl. 1900s)
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• * The Arrest of Arsène Lupin by Maurice Leblanc, (ss) The Novel Magazine August 1906; translated from the French (“L’Arrestation d’Arsène Lupin”, Je sais tout, July 15, 1905).
• * The Red Marquis by Charles Le Goffic, (ss)
• The Novel Magazine November 1906; translated from the French.

[]Child, L. E. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Thrower, (ss) The All-Story April 1913
• The All-Story (UK) April 1913

[]Child, Lee; pseudonym of James D. Grant (1954- ) (books) (chron.)
• * Addicted to Sweetness, (ss) The Mystery Writers of America Presents The Rich and the Dead ed. Nelson DeMille, Grand Central Publishing, 2011
• * The Bodyguard, (ss) First Thrills ed. Lee Child, Forge, 2010
• * The Bone-Headed League [Sherlock Holmes], (ss) A Study in Sherlock ed. Laurie R. King & Leslie S. Klinger, Bantam Books, 2011
• The Mammoth Book of Best British Crime 10 ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, 2013
• * A Conversation (with Colin Campbell), (iv) Crimespree Magazine #52, Summer 2013
• * Everyone Talks [Jack Reacher], (ss) Esquire June/July 2012
• * Foreword, (fw) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part VII ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, 2017
• The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part VIII ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, 2017
• * Good and Valuable Consideration [Jack Reacher; Nick Heller] (with Joseph Finder), (ss) FaceOff ed. David Baldacci, Simon & Schuster, 2014
• * The Greatest Trick of All, (ss) Greatest Hits ed. Robert J. Randisi, Carroll & Graf, 2005
• The Best British Mysteries IV ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Allison & Busby US, 2006
• * The Hollywood I Remember, (ss) Mystery Writers of America Presents Vengeance ed. Lee Child, Mulholland Books, 2012
• The Mammoth Book of Best British Crime 11 ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, 2014
• * I Heard a Romantic Story, (ss) Thriller 3: Love Is Murder ed. Sandra Brown, Mira, 2012
• * Introduction, (in) Killer Year ed. Lee Child, St. Martin's Minotaur, 2008
• * Introduction, (in) First Thrills ed. Lee Child, Forge, 2010
• * Introduction, (in) The Best American Mystery Stories 2010 ed. Lee Child, Corvus, 2010
• * Introduction, (in) Mystery Writers of America Presents Vengeance ed. Lee Child, Mulholland Books, 2012
• * Introduction, (in) The Mysterious Bookshop Presents the Best Mystery Stories of the Year: 2021 ed. Lee Child, The Mysterious Bookshop, 2021
• * Introduction to “Prodigal Me”, (is) Killer Year ed. Lee Child, St. Martin's Minotaur, 2008
• * Jack Reacher, (ar) The Mysterious Bookshop, 2007
• The Lineup ed. Otto Penzler, Quercus, 2011
• * James Penney’s New Identity [Jack Reacher], (nv) Fresh Blood 3 ed. Mike Ripley & Maxim Jakubowski, The Do-Not Press, 1999
• Thriller ed. James Patterson, Mira, 2006
• * Me & Mr. Rafferty, (ss) The Dark End of the Street ed. S. J. Rozan & Jonathan Santlofer, Bloomsbury, 2010
• * Normal in Every Way, (ss) Deadly Anniversaries ed. Marcia Muller & Bill Pronzini, Hanover Square Press, 2020
• * The Picture of the Lonely Diner [Jack Reacher], (ss) Manhattan Mayhem ed. Mary Higgins Clark, Quirk Books, 2015
• * Pierre, Lucien, and Me, (ss) Alive in Shape and Color ed. Lawrence Block, Pegasus Books, 2017
• * The .50 Solution, (ss) Bloodlines ed. Maggie Estep & Jason Starr, Vintage Books, 2006
• The Mammoth Book of Best British Mysteries ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Running Press, 2008
• * Public Transportation, (ss) Phoenix Noir ed. Patrick Millikin, Akashic Books, 2009
• USA Noir ed. Johnny Temple, Akashic Books, 2013
• * Safe Enough, (ss) Death Do Us Part ed. Harlan Coben, Back Bay Books, 2006
• * Section 7(a) (Operational), (ss) Agents of Treachery ed. Otto Penzler, Black Lizard, 2010
• * Shorty and the Briefcase, (ss) Ten Year Stretch ed. Martin Edwards & Adrian Muller, No Exit Press, 2018
• * Smile [Jack Reacher], (ss) Invisible Blood ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Titan US, 2019
• * The Snake Eater by the Numbers, (nv) Like a Charm ed. Karin Slaughter, Century, 2004
• * Telling Tales, (ar) The New Yorker May 16 2016
• * Ten Keys, (ss) The Cocaine Chronicles ed. Gary Phillips & Jervey Tervalon, Akashic Books, 2005
• * Too Much Time [Jack Reacher], (na) No Middle Name by Lee Child, Delacorte Press, 2017
• The Best American Mystery Stories 2018 ed. Louise Penny, Mariner, 2018
• * Wet with Rain, (ss) Belfast Noir ed. Adrian McKinty & Stuart Neville, Akashic Books, 2014
• The Best American Mystery Stories 2015 ed. James Patterson, Mariner, 2015
• Exit Wounds ed. Paul B. Kane & Marie O'Regan, Titan, 2019
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• * The Best American Mystery Stories 2010, (an) Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, November 2010
• Corvus, November 2010
• * First Thrills, (oa) Forge, June 2010
• * Killer Year, (oa) St. Martin's Minotaur, January 2008
• * The Mysterious Bookshop Presents the Best Mystery Stories of the Year: 2021, (an) The Mysterious Bookshop, September 2021
• * Mystery Writers of America Presents Vengeance, (oa) Mulholland Books, April 2012
• * Vengeance, (oa) Corvus US, December 2012
_____, [ref.]
• * America’s Favorite Suspense Authors on the Rules of Fiction by Anthony J. Franze, (cl) Suspense Magazine September 2014
• * 5 Quick Ones with Lee Child by Jon Jordan, (iv) Crimespree Magazine #65, 2017
• * “I wanted to write a suburban Reacher”: Richard Osman Talks to Lee Child About Class, Success and the Secret of Great Crime Writing by Alex Clark, (iv) The Guardian September 14 2024
• * Lee Child, (ar) A Shot in the Dark #12, Summer 1997, uncredited.
• * Lee Child by Barry Forshaw, (iv) Crime Time v2 #2, 1998
• * Lee Child by Lindsay Palmer, (iv) Shots Summer 1998
• * Lee Child by Andrew F. Gulli, (iv) The Strand Magazine #31, June/September 2010
• * Lee Child and Gregg Hurwitz, (ar) Crimespree Magazine #19, July/August 2007, uncredited.
• * Lee Child: “I told Harvey Weinstein, f— you, I’m from Birmingham, you have no idea what tough is” by Ed Cumming, (iv) The Daily Telegraph November 5 2022
• * A Look at Jack Reacher by Dick Flannery, (ar) Crimespree Magazine #2, August/September 2004
• * New Territory: Lee Child Talks to Matt Levy by Matt Levy, (iv) Crime Time #34, 2003
• * Night School by Robert C. Hahn, (br) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine November 2016
• * The Propulsive Appeal of Jack Reacher by James Parker, (ar) The Atlantic December 2018
• * What’s Good for Reacher Is Good for Readers by Nilanjana Roy, (ar) Financial Times January 25 2020

[]Child, Lincoln (1957- ) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Aloysius X.L. Pendergast (with Douglas Preston), (ar) The Mysterious Bookshop, 2008
• The Lineup ed. Otto Penzler, Quercus, 2011
• * Gaslighted [Slappy the Ventriloquist Dummy; Aloysius Pendergast] (with Douglas Preston & R. L. Stine), (ss) FaceOff ed. David Baldacci, Simon & Schuster, 2014
• * Gone Fishing [Douglas D’Agosta] (with Douglas Preston), (ss) Thriller ed. James Patterson, Mira, 2006
• * Introduction, (in) Dark Company ed. Lincoln Child, St. Martin's, 1984
• * Introduction, (in) Tales of the Dark ed. Lincoln Child, St. Martin's, 1987
• * Introduction, (in) Tales of the Dark 2 ed. Lincoln Child, St. Martin's, 1987
• * Introduction, (in) Tales of the Dark #3 ed. Lincoln Child, St. Martin's, 1988
• * Introduction to the Banquet, (in) Dark Banquet ed. Lincoln Child, St. Martin's, 1985
• * A Note on the Selections, (pr) Dark Banquet ed. Lincoln Child, St. Martin's, 1985
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• * Dark Banquet, (an) St. Martin's, October 1985
• * Dark Company, (an) St. Martin's, January 1984
• * Tales of the Dark, (an) St. Martin's, July 1987
• * Tales of the Dark 2, (an) St. Martin's, September 1987
• * Tales of the Dark #3, (an) St. Martin's, February 1988
_____, [ref.]
• * “Blue Labyrinth”: What’s Next for Pendergast? by Jeff Ayers, (iv) Suspense Magazine December 2014
• * The Dynamic Duo: Preston & Child by Anthony J. Franze, (ar) Suspense Magazine January 2013
• * Exploring the Genius of Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child by John Raab, (iv) Suspense Magazine July/August/September 2019
• * Trap Readers Inside “The Obsidian Chamber”, (iv) Suspense Magazine November/December 2016, uncredited.

[]Child, Lydia M. (chron.)
• * An Affecting Tale of Truth, (ss) Southern Lady’s Companion December 1847, as by Lydia M. Child
• Ballou’s Monthly Magazine September 1867, as "The Benevolent Quaker", by Anonymous

[]Child, Lydia Maria; [née Francis] (1802-1880) (about) (chron.)
• * An American Tradition, (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal July 7 1832
• * Apple Seed John, (pm) St. Nicholas June 1880
• * The Fairy’s Wonder Box, (vi) St. Nicholas August 1876
• * Hilda Silfverling: A Fantasy, (ss) 1845
• Swords and Steam Short Stories ed. Laura Bulbeck, Flame Tree Publishing, 2016
• * The Lone Indian, (ss)
• Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal January 5 1833; from The Western Coronal by Mrs. Child.
• * Loo Loo. A few Scenes from a True History, (nv) The Atlantic Monthly May, Jun 1858, uncredited.
• * Poor Chloe, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly March 1866, uncredited.
• The Emerging “New Woman” ed. Kathleen L. Nichols & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2013
• * The Quadroons, (ss) The Liberty Bell 1842
• Wife or Spinster ed. Jessica Amanda Salmonson, Isabelle D. Waugh & Charles Waugh, Yankee Books, 1991
• Rediscoveries: American Short Stories by Women: 1800-1916 ed. Barbara H. Solomon, Mentor, 1994
• * Slavery’s Pleasant Homes, (ss)
• The American Short Story and Its Writer: An Anthology ed. Ann Charters, Bedford Books, 1999
• * Why She Liked New York. Extract from Letter July 12, 1844, (ss) The New Yorker September 11 1926
• * Willie Wharton, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly March 1863, uncredited.

[]Child, Marjorie (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)] (with Victor Child), (il) Star Weekly May 28 1938

[]Child, Mary (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * Prince Charlie’s Land, (ar) The Captain #61, April 1904
• * To Shakespeare, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1899

[]Child, Maude Parker (chron.)
• * Bohemians De Luxe, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 5 1925
• * Capital Society, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 20 1926
• * Diamonds in the Rough, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 4 1926
• * Diplomatic Entertaining, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 16 1925
• * Diplomatic Homespun, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 8 1926
• * Donna Romola, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 19 1926
• * Expatriated Americans, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 13 1925
• * For Business Reasons, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 21 1925
• * Her Weight in Gold, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 30 1926
• * How Much for That?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 11 1925
• * International Courtship, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 28 1925
• * International Marriage, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 4 1925
• * Ladies of Leisure, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 3 1925
• * Princely Hospitality, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post August 8 1925
• * Quality Folks, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 22 1925
• * Romance, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 19 1925
• * The Royal Scheme of Things, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 29 1926
• * Seeing’s Believing, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 9 1926
• * The Social Atlantic, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 25 1925
• * Summer Society, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 18 1926
• * Titles and Tourists at the Court of Rome, (ar) Liberty January 24 1925
• * The Woman’s End od Diplomacy, (ar) Liberty August 23 1924

[]Child, Maureen (1951- ); used pseudonyms Ann Carberry & Kathleen Kane (chron.)
• * Betrayed Hearts, (na) Hearts of Gold, Jove, 1994, as by Kathleen Kane
• * Christmas Cravings, (na) Holiday with a Vampire, Silhouette, 2007
• * Hog Heaven, (na) Summer Magic, Jove, 1993, as by Ann Carberry
• * Immortal, (na) Vacation with a Vampire…and Other Immortals, Nocturne, 2011
• * Temptation’s Bride, (na) Loving Hearts, Diamond, 1992

[]Child, O(scar) C. A. (fl. 1910s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Autumn, (pm) Snappy Stories 1st October 1916
• * A Bank Like Sister’s, (pm) Snappy Stories 2nd June 1916
• * Blue in the Sky, (pm) Breezy Stories March 1916
• * Changes, (pm) Breezy Stories January 1917
• * The Choice, (pm) Harper’s Magazine July 1916
• * A Cigar I Didn’t Smoke, (pm) Saucy Stories June 1919
• * Cooling Off, (pm) Snappy Stories 1st July 1916
• * An Easter Heroine, (pm) Breezy Stories April 1916
• * Fantasies, (pm) Saucy Stories July 1917
• * The Ghosts of Washington Square, (pm) Snappy Stories 1st March 1917
• * A Guardian Angel, (pm) Saucy Stories August 1919
• * Indexed, (pm) Breezy Stories May 1922
• * A Keepsake, (pm) Breezy Stories April 1917
• * A Landlubber, (pm) Breezy Stories July 1916
• * Lover’s Light, (pm) The New York Times October 8 1916
• Boston Sunday Globe Magazine Nov 5 1916, Jan 14 1917
• * My Old Pipe, (pm) Breezy Stories May 1917
• * Reunion, (pm) Harper’s Magazine January 1917
• * Rondeau, (pm) Breezy Stories December 1915
• * A Soldier’s Shoe, (pm) Saucy Stories February 1917
• * Soliloquy of a Dance Hall Instructor, (pm) Saucy Stories February 1917
• * The Sorting of the Jewels, (ss) Saucy Stories October 1918
• * To a Dimple, (pm) Saucy Stories October 1916
• * To a Hero, (pm) Harper’s Magazine October 1916
• * A Toast, (pm) Saucy Stories June 1917
• * To a Strapless Waist, (??) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine February 1918
• * To Warmth, (??) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine July 1917
• * The Uplift, (pm) Breezy Stories October 1916
• * The Visitors, (pm) Breezy Stories March 1917
• * When Love Goes, (pm) Saucy Stories April 1917
• * A Wish, (pm) Harper’s Magazine January 1916
• * Within the Law, (pm) Snappy Stories 1st January 1916

[]Child, Paul Cushing (chron.)
• * Behind the Shutter, (ss) Harper’s Bazaar October 1937

[]Child, Philip (Albert) (1898-1978); used pseudonym John Wentworth (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #44 Apr, #46 Jun, #47 Jul, #48 Aug 1931, #53 Jan, #60 Oct 1932, as by John Wentworth
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Triple-X Western #83 Apr 1931, #92 Jan 1932, as by John Wentworth

[]Child, Richard Washburn (1881-1935); used pseudonym Frank Clayton (about) (chron.)
• * The A and B of Little Jess, (ss) The Hampton Magazine February 1912
• * Admiral’s Orders, (ss) The Grand Magazine June 1926
• * After All, (ss) Collier’s June 17 1916
• * After the Flood Is Over, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 2 1927
• * All-He-Wants-Ryon, (ss) The Grand Magazine May 1928
• * America-The News, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 9 1927
• * Among the Nameless, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine February 1910
• * The Anarchist, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 5 1910
• * Are We Successful Imperialists?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 7 1929
• * The Avenger, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 27 1919
• * The Awful Weapon, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 27 1909
• * Back to Bodbank, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 28 1914
• * Bad Bargains and Good Buys, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 2 1926
• * Bad Checks, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 22 1910
• * The Battle of the Levees, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 25 1927
• * Beautiful Little One, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 9 1910
• * Blackmail, (ss) The Modern Priscilla October 1921
• Lloyd’s Story Magazine June 1922
• * The Black Mask [John Perriton], (ss) The Popular Magazine May 1 1914
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #51, June 1916
• * The Blood of Her Father, (ss) Hearst’s Magazine January 1919
• Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine June 1919
• * The Blue Wall, (n.) The Popular Magazine May 15, Jun 1, Jun 15, Jul 1, Jul 15 1912
• * The Bomb, (ss) McClure’s Magazine January 1920
• Pearson’s Magazine January 1922
• The Premier Magazine #13, March 1924
• The Grand Magazine October 1933
• * The Brick on the Trail, (vi) Munsey’s Magazine August 1904
• The Captain #287, February 1923
• * Buried Gold, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion November 1910
• * Caleb Jones, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly April 1906
• * The Call of the Primitive [John Perriton], (ss) The Popular Magazine July 1 1914, as "With His Hands"
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #55, October 1916
• * The Capital Expects, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 8 1929
• * The Case of Mary Jones, (ss) Cosmopolitan September 1914
• Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine January 1916
• * The Cassandra of the Keys, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 1 1911
• * The Cat, (ss) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine November 1924
• The Story-teller March 1925
• * The Chasm, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 8 1917
• The Premier Magazine #61, May 1919
• * Civilization and the Water Tap (with Hugh Nawn), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 13 1926
• * Civilized, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Magazine June 1908
• * The Cleverest Woman in America, (ss) The Grand Magazine November 1919
• * The Come-on [John Perriton], (ss) The Popular Magazine June 1 1914
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #53, August 1916, as "A Matter of Confidence"
• * Completely Indispensable, (ss) Collier’s April 22 1922
• * The Cracking Knee, (sl) McClure’s Magazine Apr, May, Jun 1919
• The Golden Book Magazine #58 Oct, #59 Nov 1929
• * Criminals, Prosecution, et al, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1930
• * Crittur, (ss) Collier’s October 5 1907
• * Curtain Up on Congress, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 19 1925
• * The Day of the Money Lenders, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 28 1925
• * The Dead Canary, (ss) Pictorial Review October 1916
• * Decent Average, (ss) Collier’s October 13 1906
• * Deluding Democracies, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 7 1925
• * The Deserters, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 30 1910
• * Dictators on Trial, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 21 1925
• * Did They Want It?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 26 1928
• * Disarmament and Our Navy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 16 1927
• * Donna Quixote, (ss) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine December 1924
• * Durn Fool, (ss) Collier’s November 11 1905
• * The Dust of the Wheel, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Magazine July 1911
• * Eagle Shannon Assists Mr. Sleed [Eagle Shannon], (ss) Collier’s May 12 1917
• * Eagle Shannon Creates a Belief [Eagle Shannon], (ss) Collier’s December 2 1916
• * Eagle Shannon Deals a Blow at Progress [Eagle Shannon], (ss) Collier’s June 16 1917
• * Eagle Shannon Finishes [Eagle Shannon], (ss) Collier’s August 19 1916
• * Eagle Shannon Gives a Treatment [Eagle Shannon], (ss) Collier’s February 10 1917
• * Eagle Shannon Meets the Ivory Woman [Eagle Shannon], (ss) Collier’s April 14 1917
• * Eagle Shannon Ropes One [Eagle Shannon], (ss) Collier’s July 29 1916
• * Eagle Shannon, the Devil and the Hindmost [Eagle Shannon], (ss) Collier’s September 16 1916
• * Elsie, (ss) Collier’s July 3 1915
• * Europe’s Cuckoo, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 31 1925
• * An Experiment in Resource, (ss) Collier’s August 31 1912
• * The Eye of Cleopatra, (ss) The Chicago Tribune April 24 1921
• The Yellow Magazine November 3 1922
• * The Eyes of the Gazelle, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Magazine April 1912
• * The Face at the Window, (ss) The Red Book Magazine July 1918
• The Novel Magazine January 1919
• * Face to Face [John Perriton], (ss) The Popular Magazine August 1 1914
• * Faith, (ss) Every Week December 31 1917
• * The Fall of the Curtain [John Perriton], (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #58, January 1917
• * Fanny, (ss) Pictorial Review September 1921
• * The Feminist, (ss) Cosmopolitan February 1915
• Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine May 1915
• * Fiber, (ss) Hearst’s Magazine November 1916
• The New Magazine (UK) May 1917
• The Kansas City Star Magazine November 16 1924
• * Fight, (ss) American Illustrated Magazine February 1906
• The Strand Magazine May 1906
• * The Final Score, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 23 1909
• * Fixer, (ss) Pictorial Review September 1918
• * The Fog, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 26 1925
• * Forever and Ever, (ss) Pictorial Review April 1917
• * For Freedom, (ss) Collier’s November 27 1915
• * For the Woman, (ss) Cosmopolitan September 1925
• The 20-Story Magazine #40, October 1925
• * For the Woman in the Watch, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine June 1913
• * The $40,000 Wink, (ss) The Red Book Magazine July 1919
• * Foxed, (ss) Hearst’s Magazine August 1918
• * Fresh Waters, (ss) Pictorial Review June 1923
• * From Dark to Day, (ss) Pictorial Review April 1921
• * From His Watchtower, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 22 1928
• * The Game of Light, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine July 1914
• * The Gap [John Perriton], (ss) The Popular Magazine July 15 1914
• * The Gems from Modena, (ss) The Popular Magazine January 15 1913
• Sea Stories Magazine May 5 1923
• * Getting Wise, (ss) The American Magazine May 1908
• * The Giant Hand, (ss) McClure’s Magazine February 1920
• * The Girl Who Intervened, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) April 1911
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