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[]Cooke, Mary Eliza Louise; [née Gripper] (1883-1941); also known as Sister Martin-Nicholson; used pseudonym Joan Conquest (about) (chron.)
• * After Many Days, (ss) The Story-teller February 1930, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Beacon of Faith, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine April 1930, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Broken Lute, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) April 1924, as by Joan Conquest
• * By Wireless, (ss) The Story-teller August 1921, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Christmas Rose, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) December 1923, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Clearing Station, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine January 1916, as by Sister Martin-Nicholson
• * The Coat Behind the Door, (ss) The Story-teller April 1932, as by Joan Conquest
• The Story-teller (Canada) April 1932, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Curse of the Twisted Back, (ss) The Story-teller July 1928, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Dance of Life, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) June 1924, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Fairy Godmother, (ss) The Story-teller June 1921, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Festival of the Budding Rose, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) January 1924, as by Joan Conquest
• * Fifty-Fifty, (ss) The Story-teller September 1922, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Gods Are Athirst (with Gwendolen Lally), (ss) The Story-teller March 1924, as by Joan Conquest & Gwendolen Lally
• * “Hail, Toreador!”, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) March 1930, as by Joan Conquest
• * A Hair-Trigger Night!, (ss) The Story-teller November 1926, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Heart-Shaped Box (with Gwendolen Lally), (ss) The Story-teller November 1922, as by Joan Conquest & Gwendolen Lally
• * Hell for Leather, (ss) The Story-teller September 1921, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Hidden Gate, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) February 1924, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Lacquer Box, (ss) The Story-teller February 1928, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Lighted Torch, (ss) The Story-teller May 1921, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Light in the Harem Window:
  * ___ The Dance of Life, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) June 1924, as by Joan Conquest
  * ___ I: The Christmas Rose, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) December 1923, as by Joan Conquest
  * ___ II: The Festival of the Budding Rose, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) January 1924, as by Joan Conquest
  * ___ III: The Hidden Gate, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) February 1924, as by Joan Conquest
  * ___ IV: The Swinging Basket, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) March 1924, as by Joan Conquest
  * ___ V: The Broken Lute, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) April 1924, as by Joan Conquest
• * Loaded Dice, (ss) The Passing Show March 23 1935, as by Joan Conquest
• * Loot, (ss) The Story-teller November 1928, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Mirage of Bethlehem, (ss) The Story-teller January 1923, as by Joan Conquest
• * On the Other Side of the Curtain, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #145, April 1924, as by Joan Conquest
• * Out of the Fog, (ss) The Blue Magazine #35, May 1922, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Peregrinations of the Duchess:
  * ___ I. The Lighted Torch, (ss) The Story-teller May 1921, as by Joan Conquest
  * ___ II. The Fairy Godmother, (ss) The Story-teller June 1921, as by Joan Conquest
  * ___ III. The Ruined Temple, (ss) The Story-teller July 1921, as by Joan Conquest
  * ___ IV. By Wireless, (ss) The Story-teller August 1921, as by Joan Conquest
  * ___ Hell for Leather, (ss) The Story-teller September 1921, as by Joan Conquest
  * ___ Salvage, (ss) The Story-teller October 1921, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Pyramid, (ss) The Story-teller February 1921, as by Joan Conquest
• * Quest of the Haunted Jewel, (ss) The Passing Show May 6 1933, as by Joan Conquest
• * Ramshackle Hero, (ss) The Passing Show May 5 1934, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Ruined Temple, (ss) The Story-teller July 1921, as by Joan Conquest
• * Salvage, (ss) The Story-teller October 1921, as by Joan Conquest
• * Sands Bewitched, (ss) The Passing Show December 22 1934, as by Joan Conquest
• * “Something Overwhelming”, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) April 1928, as by Joan Conquest
• * Straw in the Wind, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine June 1931, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Street of Many Arches (with Gwendolen Lally), (ss) The Story-teller October 1923, as by Joan Conquest & Gwendolen Lally
• * The Swinging Basket, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) March 1924, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Tears of Kali [Zarah & Nyko-Gung] (with Gwendolen Lally), (ss) The Story-teller November 1923, as by Joan Conquest & Gwendolen Lally
• * Under the Blue Lantern, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #143, February 1924, as by Joan Conquest
• * Under the Eiderdown, (ss) The New Passing Show March 26 1932, as by Joan Conquest
• * Under the Pampas Moon, (ss) Christmas Pie December 1937, as by Joan Conquest
• * The Vision in the Tomb (with Gwendolen Lally), (ss) The Story-teller June 1923, as by Joan Conquest & Gwendolen Lally
• * When the Ninth God Moved, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #133, April 1923, as by Joan Conquest
• The Story-teller December 1928, as by Joan Conquest

[]Cooke, Mary Sams (chron.)
• * Woman in the Case, (ss) Life October 7 1915

[]Cooke, Millen; pseudonym of Wilma Dorothy Vermilyea (1915-1995) (chron.)
• * The Affair of Matthew Eldon, (ss) Amazing Stories May 1946
• * A Champion for Tibet, (ar) Amazing Stories May 1946
• * Descent from Mera, (na) Other Worlds Science Stories January 1950
• * Edmund Latimer’s Milking Machine, (ss) Other Worlds Science Stories May 1950
• * The Egg of Time, (ss) Amazing Stories March 1948
• Amazing Stories Quarterly (Reissue) Fall 1948
• * I, John Cotter, (ss) Amazing Stories April 1947
• * M-m-m-m-m-m!, (ss) Amazing Stories October 1946
• Science Fiction Adventures Yearbook 1970
• * The Truth About Tibet, (ar) Amazing Stories November 1946

[]Cooke, Miriam
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• * A Protest by Yehia Hakki, (ss)
• Short Story International #30, February 1982

[]Cooke, Morris Llewellyn
_____, [ref.]
• * Brazil on the March by William G. Fletcher, (br) The Yale Review Winter 1945

[]Cooke, N. F. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Village Life in India, (ts) The Wide World Magazine June 1948

[]Cooke, Naomi Hale (chron.)
• * A Collapse of Memory, (vi) The Blue Book Magazine July 1907

[]Cooke, Nathan (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Drabble in the TARDIS, (vi) Drabble Who ed. David J. Howe & David B. Wake, Beccon, 1993

[]Cooke, Noel (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Train That Waited, (vi) The London Mystery Magazine #11, August/September 1951

[]Cooke, Olive V. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The English Illustrated Magazine May, Aug, Nov 1911, Jan, Apr, Jun, Sep, Nov 1912, Jan, May, Aug 1913

[]Cooke, Percival; pseudonym of Percy C. Bishop (1870-1960) (chron.)
• * A Bridge of Buckskin [Buffalo Bill], (ss) The Boys’ Friend #84, September 2 1896
• * Brigands of the Bush, (nv) Pluck February 25 1898
• * Buffalo Bill’s Life Story [Buffalo Bill], (sl) The Boys’ Friend #36 Oct 1 1895, #66 Apr 28 1896
• * Caught by Gunning, (ss) The Boys’ Friend #81, August 11 1896
• * Comrades [Buffalo Bill], (nv) The Boys’ Friend #24, November 23 1901
• * In the Nick of Time; or Buffalo Bill’s Dead Shot [Buffalo Bill], (ss) The Boys’ Friend #82, August 18 1896
• * Twice Warned, (ss) The Boys’ Friend #80, August 4 1896

[]Cooke, Phil (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * The Lovely Steel Trap, (ss) High Time v2 #1, 1961

[]Cooke, Philip Pendleton (chron.)
• * Florence Vane, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post December 10 1898

[]Cooke, Phillip St. George (1809-1895) (about) (chron.)
• * The Charge of Cooke’s Cavalry at Gaines’s Mill, (ar) The Century Magazine September 1885
• * Hugh Glass and the Grizzly, (ar)
• Frontier: 150 Years of the West ed. Luke Short, Bantam, 1955

[]Cooke, R. Croft; see under Rupert Croft-Cooke (chron.)

[]Cooke, Rachel (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * “I like to write to my friends in the style of Joan Didion”, (iv) The Guardian May 4 2024 [Ref. R. F. Kuang]
• * “I’ve dealt with anti-hillbilly bigotry all my life”: Barbara Kingsolver on JD Vance, the Real Appalachia and Why Demon Copperhead Was Such a Hit, (iv) The Observer October 6 2024 [Ref. Barbara Kingsolver]
• * “I Wonder What Would Happen if Power Failed Everywhere”, (ar) The Guardian October 18 2020 [Ref. Don DeLillo]
• * “People would give me death stares in the street”, (iv) The Guardian March 30 2024 [Ref. Helen Garner]

[]Cooke, Ralph (fl. 1920s-1930s)
_____, trans.
• * La Belle Suzanne by Germaine Beaumont, (ss) Penguin Parade #4, 1938
• * Poulou, Wife of Maluque by Léon Lafage, (ss) Penguin Parade #4, 1938
• * The Soup Tureen by Germaine Beaumont (with Alfred Fremantle), (ss) The Argosy (UK) February 1928
• * Unpublished Letters by Germaine Beaumont, (ss) The Argosy (UK) May 1935
• * Yvonne’s Secret by Germaine Beaumont, (ss) The Argosy (UK) July 1929

[]Cooke, Ray (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Calculated Murder, (ss) Mystery Digest March/April 1961
_____, trans.
• * Extract from Moi Vstrechis Vladimirom Kazakovym by Vladimir Kazakov, (ex) Bananas #20, April 1980

[]Cooke, Robert P. (chron.)
• * The Metal Eater, (pm) The South Carolina Review Fall 1980

[]Cooke, Ronald J(ohn) (1913-1993) (chron.)
• * Men Who Make Faces, (ar) Cavalcade (Australia) May 1952

[]Cooke, Rose Terry (1827-1892); previously known as Rose Terry (about) (chron.)
• * About Dolly, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1877, uncredited.
• * All Saints’ Eve, (??) The Atlantic Monthly December 1880
• * Amandar, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1880
• * The Antietam Statue, (pm) The Atlantic Monthly May 1876
• * Arachne, (??) The Atlantic Monthly March 1881
• * Asleep, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1881
• * The Ballad of Christopher Aske, (pm) The Atlantic Monthly March 1879
• * Best, (pm) The Atlantic Monthly March 1873, as by Rose Terry
• * Cal Culver and the Devil, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1878, uncredited.
• * A Case of Coincidence, (ss) Wide Awake December 1882
• * Chickens, (pm) St. Nicholas August 1875
• * Clary’s Trial, (??) The Atlantic Monthly April 1880
• * Concerning Dead Love, (??) The Atlantic Monthly April 1881
• * Divorced, (pm) Scribner’s Monthly December 1872, as by Rose Terry
• * Dorn Röschen, the Myth, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1872, as by Rose Terry
• * The Dream Fay, (pm) The Atlantic Monthly July 1878
• * For Birdie, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1873, as by Rose Terry
• * For Fay, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1873, as by Rose Terry
• * The Forger’s Bride, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine of Literature, Science and Education March 1870, as by Rose Terry
• * Freedom Wheeler’s Controversy with Providence. A Story of Old New England, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly July 1877
• * A Great Shame, (pm) Wide Awake May 1882
• * Grit, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1877, uncredited.
• Signet Classic Book of American Short Stories ed. Burton Raffel, Signet Classic, 1990
• * Haunted, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1873, as by Rose Terry
• * Hopson’s Choice, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1884
• * How Can She Support Herself, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal March 1891
• * How Celia Changed Her Mind, (ss) Huckleberries Gathered from New England Hills by Rose Terry Cooke, Houghton, Mifflin, 1891
• Rediscoveries: American Short Stories by Women: 1800-1916 ed. Barbara H. Solomon, Mentor, 1994
• The Portable American Realism Reader ed. James Nagel & Tom Quirk, Penguin US, 1997
• The American Short Story and Its Writer: An Anthology ed. Ann Charters, Bedford Books, 1999
• The Emerging “New Woman” ed. Kathleen L. Nichols & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2013
• * How the Little Ant Went to Jerusalem, (pm) Wide Awake September 1889
• * Jack’s Independence Day, (ss) St. Nicholas July 1875
• Companions of Our Youth: Stories by Women for Young People’s Magazines 1865-1900 ed. Jane Benardete & Phyllis Moe, Frederick Ungar Publishing Co., 1980
• * Knoware, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1878, uncredited.
• * A Legend, (pm) Lippincott’s Magazine February 1882
• * Lost, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1876
• * Macarius’s Lesson, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1874, uncredited.
• * Mary, (pm) Lippincott’s Magazine of Literature, Science and Education May 1870, as by Rose Terry
• * Miss Beulah’s Bonnet, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1880
• * Mrs. Flint’s Married Experience, (nv) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1880
• Wife or Spinster ed. Jessica Amanda Salmonson, Isabelle D. Waugh & Charles Waugh, Yankee Books, 1991
• * My Thanksgiving, (nv) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1863, uncredited.
• The Housewife November 1911
• Civil War Women II ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Charles G. Waugh & Frank D. McSherry, Jr., August House Publishers, 1997
• The Giant Book of Classic Civil War Stories ed. Jon A. Schlenker & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2023
• * My Visitation, (nv) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1858, uncredited.
• Two Friends and Other Nineteenth-Century Lesbian Stories by American Women Writers ed. Susan Koppelman, Meridian, 1994, as by Rose Terry
• The Wimbourne Book of Victorian Ghost Stories: Volume 11 ed. Alastair Gunn, Wimbourne Books, 2022
• * My Wife’s Nose, (ss) The Australian Journal #127, December 1875
• * Odd Miss Todd, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1882
• * Oriole, (pm) The Atlantic Monthly November 1872, as by Rose Terry
• * Pane Pictures, (pm) Scribner’s Monthly December 1876
• * Penna’s Daughter. A Cornish Legend, (pm) The Atlantic Monthly March 1875
• * Peter Parrot, (pm) St. Nicholas March 1874
• * Poll Tadpole (A Swamp Ballad), (pm) St. Nicholas May 1875
• * Polly and Dolly, (ss) Wide Awake April 1885
• * Poor Mary Ann, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1876, uncredited.
• * Queen Elizabeth, (??) The Century Magazine December 1891
• * The Saffron Fly, (??) The Atlantic Monthly July 1880
• * Saint Symphorien, (pm) Scribner’s Monthly December 1879
• * Segovia and Madrid, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1878, uncredited.
• * The Snow Filled Nest, (pm) St. Nicholas March 1882
• * Some Account of Thomas Tucker, (??) The Atlantic Monthly August 1882
• * Squire Paine’s Conversion, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1878, uncredited.
• * Sub Rosa, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1873, as by Rose Terry
• * “The Thing Which Hath Been Shall Be”, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly April 1875
• * A Town Mouse and a Country Mouse, (??) The Atlantic Monthly June 1891
• * Two, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1881
• * The Two Villages, (pm) , as by Rose Terry
• Peterson’s Magazine February 1861, as by Rose Terry
• * “Uncle Josh”, (ss) Putnam’s Monthly September 1857
• Romance September 1892
• * Valentines—for My Two, (gp) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1873, as by Rose Terry
• * The Widow Case. A Dear Hunt, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1875, uncredited.
• * Will’s Will, and His Two Thanksgivings, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1879, uncredited.
• * A Woman, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly December 1862, uncredited.
• Civil War Women ed. Frank D. McSherry, Jr., Charles G. Waugh & Martin Greenberg, August House, 1988
• * The Wrong Coat, (vi) St. Nicholas March 1883

[]Cooke, S. H. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * All in a Fog, (ms) Short Stories November 10 1936
• Short Stories (UK) mid February 1937

[]Cooke, Sarah Palfrey (chron.)
• * They Called Me “Little Miss Almost”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 20 1946; as told to Pete Martin

[]Cooke, Sheffield (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Too Much Protest, (pm) Aberrations #17, February 1994

[]Cooke, Simon (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Althea Gyles (1868-1949), (ar) The Green Book #20, Samhain 2022 [Ref. Althea Gyles]
• * On the Poetry of Althea Gyles, (ar) The Green Book #21, Bealtaine 2023 [Ref. Althea Gyles]

[]Cooke, Sophie (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * At the Time, (ss) Damage Land ed. Alan Bissett, Polygon, 2001

[]Cooke, Stanley (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) The Strand Magazine #9, 2002

[]Cooke, Stanley G. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Los Angeles 41, CA], (lt) Astounding Science Fiction February 1948

[]Cooke, Stenson (1874-1942) (chron.)
• * Frightened Lady, (ss) Britannia and Eve April 1935
• * Marita Bets a Bet, (ss) Britannia and Eve November 1934
• * A Motoring Holiday, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine April 1932
• * Suspender, (ss) Britannia and Eve October 1935
• * Tidy Mind, (ss) Britannia and Eve January 1937
• * Twenty Minutes, (ss) Britannia and Eve July 1935
• * With Open Throttle: The Temptation of St. Automobile, (vi) The London Magazine June 1907
• * World Road No. 1: Marble Arch—Cape Town, (ar) The Passing Show October 7 1933