The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 2338

[]Merril, Stuart (fl. 1890s)
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• * An Artist’s Confession by Charles Pierre Baudelaire, (ms) 1890
• The Golden Book Magazine #59, November 1929

[]Merrilees, Andrew A. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Electric Lines (with Stephen D. Maguire), (cl) Railroad Magazine November 1943
• * International Complications, (pi) Railroad Magazine August 1947

[]Merrilees, Barry (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Midsummer Shyness, (ss) The New London Magazine #22, August 1932

[]Merrilees, Francis; [i.e., Frank Merrilees?] (1917?-2004?) (chron.)
• * The Kindly Professor, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #28, March 1956
• * Monsieur Vaudin’s Guest, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #26, September 1955

[]Merrilees, Rebecca (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Collier’s July 9 1954

[]Merrill, Anne (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Book Reviews, (rc) Argosy (UK) December 1966
• * New Books, (br) Argosy (UK) Aug 1967, Jun 1968
• * A Pair of Shoes, (ss) Argosy (UK) August 1966
• * The Private Life of Ifor Tombs, (ss) Argosy (UK) December 1968
• * Three Men and a Baboon, (vi) Argosy (UK) July 1967
• * Where There’s a Will, (ss) Argosy (UK) July 1968

[]Merrill, Annetta (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Happiness, (pm) The Argosy May 1905

[]Merrill, Anthony (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * How Lester Drove the T-Men Wacky, (ts) Bluebook for Men April 1962

[]Merrill, Arthur Truman (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Effulgent Hour, (pm) Driftwind November 1932
• * Eureka, (pm)
• The Golden Stallion ed. D. Maitland Bushby, The Southwest Press, Inc., 1930
• * Taos, (pm)
• The Golden Stallion ed. D. Maitland Bushby, The Southwest Press, Inc., 1930
• * Year of Verbena, (pm)
• The Golden Stallion ed. D. Maitland Bushby, The Southwest Press, Inc., 1930

[]Merrill, Mrs. B. L. (chron.)
• * The Bell-Buoy, (vi) St. Nicholas April 1880

[]Merrill, Barton (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Gold of the Andes, (na) Star Weekly November 21 1942

[]Merrill, Bob
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• * America’s Interesting People, (cl) The American Magazine October 1951, uncredited.

[]Merrill, Charles Edmund, Jr. (1877-1942) (about) (chron.)
• * Ad Licinium, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine June 1910
• * Ad Thaliarchum, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine March 1906

[]Merrill, Charles Oakes (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * In the Time of His Proving, (ss) The Monthly Story Magazine February 1906
• * Slavery, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly October 1901
• * “There was an old, ”Hoot Mon“, of Glasgow…”, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine April 1902

[]Merrill, Cheryl (chron.)
• * Living with Elephants, (ar) Alaska Quarterly Review Fall/Winter 2009

[]Merrill, Chris (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * The Two-Way Mirror, (ss) Mayfair v24 #9, 1989

[]Merrill, Christine (fl. 2000s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Her Christmas Temptation, (na) Regency Christmas Wishes, Harlequin, November 2017
• * Master of Penlowen, (na) Hallowe’en Husbands, Harlequin Historical, 2008
• * Their Mistletoe Reunion, (na) Snowbound Surrender, Harlequin, November 2019
• * Unwrapped Under the Mistletoe, (na) Regency Christmas Liaisons, Harlequin, November 2021

[]Merrill, Christopher (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * L’Ancien Régime, (pm) Alaska Quarterly Review Spring/Summer 2008
• * Two Poems, (pm) The Paris Review #127, Summer 1993

[]Merrill, Clyde W. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Do You Wonder?, (pm) Droll Stories July 1924
• * Fair Play, (pm) Breezy Stories 2nd October 1924
• Breezy Stories April 1941
• * Just Like That, (pm) Droll Stories March 1925
• * Loyalty, (pm) Droll Stories May 1924
• Breezy Stories April 1946
• * Moderns, (pm) Droll Stories February 1925
• * Not So Wise, (pm) Droll Stories June 1924
• * The Stranger, (pm) Breezy Stories December 1923
• * Swindled, (pm) Droll Stories August 1925
• * Why, Mother!, (pm) Droll Stories February 1926
• * A Wise One, (pm) Droll Stories November 1924
• * You Don’t Say!, (pm) Droll Stories November 1925

[]Merrill, Colin (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Beautiful Spy Knew No Fear, (ar) Cavalcade (Australia) February 1955
• * Is Mercy-Killing Justified?, (ar) Cavalcade (Australia) December 1955
• * Louise Was a Master Spy, (ar) Cavalcade (Australia) April 1955
• * They See with Their Ears, (ar) Cavalcade (Australia) August 1955

[]Merrill, David (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Our New Parlor Maid, (sl) The Housekeeper October 1904

[]Merrill, Eddie (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Time, the Bold Avenger, (ss) The All-America Sports Magazine October 1934

[]Merrill, Edwin (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Bully’s Punishment, (vi) The Novel Magazine October 1910
• * Ethel and the Fairy, (ss) The Novel Magazine November 1910
• * Jim and the Dragon, (ss) The Novel Magazine February 1911

[]Merrill, Elizabeth F. (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * Field Daisies, (pm) The Boston Transcript
• The Argosy #502, July 16 1892
• * My Sweetheart, (pm) The Golden Argosy August 1 1885

[]Merrill, F. M. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Earthquake, (ar) Railroad Magazine April 1938

[]Merrill, Fannie B. (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * The Gowns of the Butterflies, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly October 1888

[]Merrill, Finch (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Night Is Black, (ss) American Detective (Australia) #30, 1955

[]Merrill, Frank (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Have Barbells, Will Travel, (pi) Rogue October 1963

[]Merrill, Frank T(hayer) (1848-1936) (about) (chron.)
• * Lady Ann’s Valentine (with Sargent Flint), (ss) St. Nicholas February 1882
• * Through the Heart of Paris, (ar) Wide Awake January 1886
• * Twinegrams (with Mrs. E. C. Gibson), (ss) St. Nicholas June 1882
• * [frontispiece], (fp) Wide Awake Aug, Sep, Dec 1876, Apr, Sep 1877, Oct 1879, Jul 1892, Jul 1893
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Wide Awake Jan 1876, Aug, Oct 1877, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Nov 1878
  Aug 1879, May 1880, Sep, Nov, Dec 1881, Jan, Feb, Jun, Jul, Oct, Dec 1882
  Apr 1883, Feb, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1884, Feb, Mar, Jun, Jul, Dec 1885
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1886
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Oct, Nov 1887, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1888
  
• * [illustration(s)], (il) St. Nicholas Aug, Dec 1881, Nov 1882, Jan 1884, Oct 1885, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1888, Oct 1890
  
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Ladies’ Home Journal May 1895
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Brown Book of Boston March 1904
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar, Apr, Jul 1906
• * [illustration(s)] (with A. V. S. Anthony), (il) Wide Awake October 1880
• * [illustration(s)] (with Henry Bacon & L. J. Bridgman), (il) Wide Awake August 1888
• * [illustration(s)] (with William Parker Bodfish & Robert Lewis), (il) Wide Awake April 1882
• * [illustration(s)] (with William Parker Bodfish & Frank Miller), (il) Wide Awake June 1882
• * [illustration(s)] (with Edmund H. Garrett & Robert Lewis), (il) Wide Awake May 1882
• * [illustration(s)] (with Fernand H. Lungren), (il) Wide Awake June 1888

[]Merrill, Frederick (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Dark Horses, (ss) The Open Road for Boys April 1926

[]Merrill, George (chron.)
• * The French Republic, (ar) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1881

[]Merrill, George P. (chron.)
• * A Marble Quarry, (ar) St. Nicholas August 1891
• * What Makes It Rain, (ar) St. Nicholas April 1888

[]Merrill, George W. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * In Dreamy Hawaii, (ar) The Cosmopolitan January 1899

[]Merrill, H. C. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)] (with W. M. Aikman, Clifford Carleton & A. M. Lindsay), (il) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1894

[]Merrill, H. Maud (chron.)
• * Two Little Old Ladies, (pm) St. Nicholas October 1888

[]Merrill, Harrison R. (fl. 1920s) (about) (chron.)
• * Broncho Signs, (pm) Far West Stories July 1929
• * The Buckaroo, (pm) Cowboy Stories 1st July 1928
• * The Cowboy’s Faith, (pm) Western Story Magazine March 16 1929
• * The Hike to the Clouds, (ar) The Westerner August 24 1929
• * Ol’ Cyclone, (pm) Western Story Magazine May 18 1929
• * A Rangeland Rodeo, (ar) Far West Stories October 1929
• * A Silver Jubilee in Utah, (ss) Western Story Magazine November 23 1929

[]Merrill, Helen (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Jane’s Jim, (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd May 1918

[]Merrill, Henry Tyndall (1894-1982) (about)
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• * “Dick” Merrill—Atlantic Round Tripper by Alden S. McWilliams, (ia) Flying Aces January 1938

[]Merrill, Herbert (fl. 1920s-1960s) (chron.)
• * After the Ball, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post June 24 1950
• * Burned Out, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post June 10 1950
• * Buzzard, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post April 29 1950
• * Crossing the Ice, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post January 18 1958
• * February Sun, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post February 11 1950
• * In the Hayfield, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post June 17 1950
• * Love Song, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post April 22 1950
• * Mending Days, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post January 21 1950
• * Menu, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 29 1954
• * Midwinter, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post January 20 1951
• * Mole, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 27 1950
• * New Lamb in March, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post March 4 1950
• * Night Song, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post April 15 1950
• * November Jailbreak, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post November 20 1954
• * Old Jubal, (pm) The Atlantic Monthly August 1957
• * The Old Lady, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post June 24 1961
• * One Hill from Heaven, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 13 1950
• * Rainy Easter, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post April 8 1950
• * Ridge Wind, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post January 7 1950
• * Special Radio Program, (ms) Funny Stories March 1928
• * Storm Cellar, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post March 25 1950
• * Thaw, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post February 24 1951
• * Train at Night, (pm) Good Housekeeping December 1949
• * White Magic, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post January 6 1951
• * Windfall of Robins, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post March 10 1951
• * Witch Trouble, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post February 3 1951

[]Merrill, Herbert M. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The New Socialism, (ar) The Masses February 1912

[]Merrill, Howard (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * The Road to Ruin, (fa) Swank January 1942

[]Merrill, Hugh Augustus (chron.)
• * The Great Chest Mystery, (ss) The Clever Magazine November 1903

[]Merrill, Inez (chron.)
• * A Private Audience with the Pope, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal February 1898

[]Merrill, J. M. (fl. 1880s-1910s) (chron.)
• * The Black Elbow; or, A Life at Stake, (sl) Chicago Ledger Jan 2, Jan 9, Jan 16, Jan 23, Jan 30 1909
• * The Case of Wallace Harper, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly November 1890
• * Doctor Renhart’s Wife; or, The Fatal Honeymoon, (sl) Chicago Ledger Jun 23, Jun 30, Jul 21 1906
• * Hunting a Firebug; or, Chasing a Lost Will, (sl) Chicago Ledger Jan 13, Jan 20, Jan 27, Feb 3, Feb 10, Feb 17, Feb 24 1912
• * The Mysterious Cousin; or, The Tragedy of a Night, (sl) Chicago Ledger Nov 27, Dec 4, Dec 11, Dec 18, Dec 25 1909, Jan 1 1910
• * Nab Flynn’s Grit; or, The Prisoner of Deadfall Inn, (sl) Chicago Ledger Jan 7, Jan 14 1911
• * On His Mettle; or, The Adventures of Ralph Overton, (sl) Chicago Ledger Aug 12, Aug 19, Aug 26, Sep 2, Sep 9, Sep 16, Sep 23 1911
• * The Rogues of Rogue River, (sl) Chicago Ledger Dec 28 1907, Jan 11, Jan 18 1908
• * Secrets of a Grave, (sl) Chicago Ledger Dec 16, Dec 30 1899
• * The Smuggler of St. Croix: A Tale of the Northeast Border, (sl) Chicago Ledger Jul 25, Aug 1, Aug 8, Aug 15, Aug 22, Aug 29 1908
• * The Storm Child; or, Hunting the Kidnapers, (sl) Chicago Ledger Feb 12, Feb 19, Feb 26, Mar 5, Mar 12 1910
• * What a Dog Did, (ss) Golden Days July 9 1887
• * The Young Invincibles; or, The Boy Patriots of ’61, (sl) Chicago Ledger Mar 22, Mar 29, Apr 5 1902

[]Merrill, J. M. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * The Commonest Thing, (ss) The Quest Winter 1965/1966

[]Merrill, J. W. (chron.)
• * Explaining Relativity, (hu) Harper’s Magazine October 1921

[]Merrill, J. Warren (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Page and the King, (pm) Wide Awake August 1893

[]Merrill, Jack (chron.)
• * Park Avenue Crime in California, (ar) Liberty March 6 1937

[]Merrill, James (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * “Why—Protection?”, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine January 1911

[]Merrill, James (Ingram) (1926-1995) (about) (chron.)
• * Amsterdam, (pm) The Paris Review #19, Summer 1958
• * Big Mirror Outdoors, (pm) Antæus #64/65, Spring/Autumn 1990
• * Chinese Poem, (pm) Antæus #62, Spring 1989
• * The Cruise, (pm) The London Magazine August 1956
• * Fountain in Disuse, Athens, (pm) Transatlantic Review #5, December 1960
• * Ideas, (ss) Ploughshares Fall 1975
• * Landscape with Torrent, (pm) Evergreen Review #8, Spring 1959
• * Mandala, (pm) Transatlantic Review #32, Summer 1969
• * Michael’s Fete, (pm) Ploughshares Summer 1979
• * Midas Among Goldenrod, (pm) The London Magazine August 1956
• * Olive Grove, (pm) Botteghe Oscure
• Botteghe Oscure Reader ed. George Garrett & Katherine Garrison Biddle, Wesleyan University Press, 1974
• * The Pardoner’s Tale, (pm) Transatlantic Review #32, Summer 1969
• * The Plato Club (with David Jackson), (ss) The Paris Review #122, Spring 1992
• * Press Release, (pm) Grand Street Autumn 1989
• * Rough Sketch for an Aeon in the Alps, (pm) Transatlantic Review #5, December 1960
• * Thistledown, (pm) Botteghe Oscure
• Botteghe Oscure Reader ed. George Garrett & Katherine Garrison Biddle, Wesleyan University Press, 1974
• * A View of the Burning, (pm) The London Magazine August 1956
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• * Books by Thomas M. Disch, (rc) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction July 1981
• * Experiment by Barry Cole, (rc) Ambit #26, 1965/66
• * Talking with Jesus by Thomas M. Disch, (rc) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction July 1981, as "Books"
• On SF by Thomas M. Disch, University of Michigan, June 2005

[]Merrill, James Milford (1847-1936); used pseudonym William T. Bartwick (about) (chron.)
• * The Boy Skipper; or, The Skylark’s Cruise, (sl) Chicago Ledger Dec 30 1916, Jan 6, Feb 3, Feb 10 1917
• * The Boy Woodsman; or, The Mill Guard, (sl) Chicago Ledger Apr 14, Apr 21, May 5, May 12, May 19, May 26, Jun 2 1917
• * The Butt Log, (ss) Grit Story Section #1747, July 15 1928
• * Glen, the Boy Pilot; or, Rafting on the Muskalong, (sl) Chicago Ledger Feb 19, Feb 26, Mar 4, Mar 11, Mar 18, Mar 25, Apr 1, Apr 8 1916
• * Imelda Arden’s Crime; or, A Romance of the Ripwater, (sl) Chicago Ledger Mar 4, Mar 11, Mar 18, Mar 25, Apr 1 1911, as by William T. Bartwick
• * Old Satan’s Gal; or, The Spy of the Muskalong, (sl) Chicago Ledger April 30 1910, as by William T. Bartwick
• * On the Big Drive; or, Glen Dayton’s Fortune, (sl) Chicago Ledger May 27, Jun 3, Jun 10, Jun 17, Jun 24, Jul 8, Jul 15 1916
• * Riding the Logs; or, The Boy Rollway Breaker, (sl) Chicago Ledger Oct 30, Nov 6 1915
• * The Vanishment of Gulnare: A Thrilling Tale of the Copper Region, (sl) Chicago Ledger Aug 20, Sep 3, Sep 10, Sep 17 1910, as by William T. Bartwick

[]Merrill, Jane (chron.)
• * Crystal Underground [Bedtime Stories], (ss) Penthouse (US) December 1993

[]Merrill, John Paul (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Jungle Dark, (ss) Ace-High Magazine August 1922

[]Merrill, John Worcester (fl. 1910s-1930s) (chron.)
• * The Eddy Clocks, (ar) Railroad Magazine August 1938
• * Engines with Single Drivers, (ar) Railroad Magazine November 1937
• * How I Built an Engine, (ar) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1912
• * It Was Fun Building the Gen. Meade, (ar) Railroad Stories November 1936

[]Merrill, Joseph H. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Manhattan, KS], (lt) All-Story Weekly December 18 1915

[]Merrill, Judson (chron.)
• * Inside Out, (ss) Unstuck #1, 2011

[]Merrill, Katherine Fenimore (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Red Book Magazine January 1907

[]Merrill, Kay (chron.)
• * Milk, the Great Leveler, (ar) New Sensations September/October 1925

[]Merrill, Ken (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * A World Without Skirts, (ar) The Nylon Jungle v1 #5, 1963

[]Merrill, Kenneth Griggs (1891-1963) (about) (chron.)
• * Adeste, Fideles, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine December 1928
• * Canterbury Pilgrims, New Style, (ar) The Atlantic Monthly January 1928
• * The Cross, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine December 1926
• * Sally, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine August 1931
• * Street-Singer, (ss) The Story-teller April 1932
• The Story-teller (Canada) April 1932
• * They Stand, Those Halls, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine December 1927
• * Warmth, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine December 1929

[]Merrill, Kieth (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Immortal Crown [Saga of Kings], (ex) Shadow Mountain, 2016
• Deep Magic #52, October 2016

[]Merrill, Kristy (chron.)
• * The White Flash, (ss) The Leading Edge #7, Winter 1984

[]Merrill, Leonard (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Robin Hood of the Brush, (ts) World Detective Cases March 1939

[]Merrill, Lesley (fl. 1940s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Another Song, Another Spring, (ss) Collier’s September 1 1951
• * Big Business, (ss) The Third Corner Seat Omnibus, Grafton Publications, April 1946
• * Money Talks, (vi) A Basinful of Fun #42, 1946

[]Merrill, Lew; pseudonym of Victor Rousseau Emanuel (1879-1960) (chron.)
• * Angel of Mercy, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories January 1936
• Spicy-Adventure Stories July 1942, as "The Last Battle", by Bob Leeson
• * Arc of Death, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories November 1941
• * Army of the Dead, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories May 1939
• * Astral Murder, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories March 1936
• Spicy-Adventure Stories July 1942, as "Unseen", by Clark Nelson
• * Barbary Brew, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories May 1937
• Speed Adventure Stories February 1943, as "The Color of Blood", by Clark Nelson
• * Bat Man, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories February 1936
• Pulp Review #5, July 1992
• The Best of Spicy Mystery Volume 1 ed. Alfred Jan, Altus Press, April 2012
• * Beast of the Kremlin, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories December 1938
• * Beef Trail, (ss) Leading Western April 1945
• * Bell-Bottom Trousers, (ss) Super-Detective March 1946
• * Beyond the Veil, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories September 1936
• * Black Gods, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories April 1937
• * Blind Luck, (ss) Speed Western Stories June 1945
• * Bows of Fortune, (nv) Speed Adventure Stories January 1946
• * Brain-Buster, (ss) Private Detective Stories November 1944
• * Bride of the Sun, (nv) Spicy-Adventure Stories August 1937
• Speed Mystery January 1943, as "Sealed in Death", by George Freeman Tracy
• * Bride of the Sword, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories April 1936
• * Bright Isle of Enchantment, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories February 1938
• * Broccoli Burlesque, (ss) Super-Detective September 1944
• * Brothers in Blood, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories December 1935
• * Brushless Cream [Adam Somervell], (ss) Super-Detective November 1946
• * Bulls Have Jaws, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories November 1943
• * Burma Road, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories May 1941
• * Button, Button, (ss) Private Detective Stories June 1945
• * By Name of Brown, (ss) Fighting Western June 1946
• * Canine Verdict, (ss) Super-Detective March 1945
• * Cat Woman, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories August 1936
• * Cave of Canoes, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1940
• * Chilled Mutton, (nv) Speed Adventure Stories November 1944
• * Claws of the Statue, (ss) Speed Mystery July 1943
• * Commando, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories December 1942
• * Congo Spears, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories March 1938
• * Cord of Death, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories January 1941
• * Curse of Killarney, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories October 1939
• * Curse of the Ogilvy’s, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories March 1937
• * Cyanide, (ss) Super-Detective January 1945
• * Dane Raiders, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories October 1938
• * Daniel Webster Said, (ss) Speed Mystery September 1944
• * Dark Dominion, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories October 1937
• Spicy-Adventure Stories July 1941, as "Trail to Beyond", by Clark Nelson
• * Daughter of Death, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories November 1936
• * The Dawn Tide, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories May 1944
• * Dead Man’s Shoes, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories June 1936
• * Death in the Desert, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories June 1936
• * Death Patrol, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories April 1945
• * Devil Doctor, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories July 1936
• * Devil Drums, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories December 1935
• * Devil Trail, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories March 1937
• * Dwindling Death, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories October 1942
• High Adventure #80, January 2005
• * Elephant God, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories May 1943
• * Even Scores, (ss) Spicy Western Stories December 1938
• Spicy Western Stories August 1941, as "Down Payment", by Sam Richards
• * Face in the Crystal, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories June 1939
• * Farrell’s Double, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories October 1941
• * “Fix Bayonets!”, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories July 1943
• * Flat-Boat, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories January 1940
• * Flower Boat, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories January 1937
• * Fog Over Kiska, (ss) Speed Mystery September 1943
• * Forest Fury, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories July 1936
• Spicy-Adventure Stories February 1942, as "Swamp Justice", by John Phillips
• * For the Honor of the Duchess, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories December 1936
• * Four-Footed Justice, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories March 1943
• * Four Who Fled, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories January 1943
• * Fox Fury, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories February 1939
• * ’Fraid-Cat Hero, (ss) Speed Mystery January 1944
• * Frame-Up, (ss) Super-Detective June 1945
• Speed Detective December 1945
• * Free, High, and Handsome, (ss) Spicy Western Stories December 1936
• Spicy Western Stories October 1942, as "Hidden Valley", by Walter Cook
• * Future in Reverse, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories December 1941
• * Gallows Buster, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories August 1939
• * Get Your Man!, (nv) North•West Stories 2nd October 1926, as by Victor Rousseau
• Speed Adventure Stories January 1945
• * Ghosts of Time, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories April 1941
• * Ghost Trail, (ss) Leading Western December 1946
• * Giant from Babel, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories August 1940
• * Girl from Spain, (ss) Saucy Detective March 1937
• * Girl from the Nebula, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories January 1942
• * Girl of the Mounties, (ss) Saucy Movie Tales May 1937
• * Girl of the Night, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories August 1937
• * Goat in the Stable, (ss) Speed Detective February 1946
• * The God from Beyond, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories September 1941
• * The God in the Tomb, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories October 1945
• * God of the Pit, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories May 1938
• Two Book Spicy Winter 1938
• Speed Mystery May 1943, as "Death Rides High", by John Wayne
• * The Golden Crocodile, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories June 1937
• * Gorilla Man, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories August 1938
• * The Great God Harris, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories December 1940
• * Heads Shall Roll, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories April 1942
• * Hell’s Castle, (ss) Speed Mystery July 1944
• * Hell’s Robots, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories February 1937
• * High Andes, (ss) Short Stories September 10 1933, as by Victor Rousseau
• Spicy-Adventure Stories May 1940
• * Home-Town Soldier, (nv) Private Detective Stories April 1945
• * Honor for a Harrigan, (nv) Speed Western Stories October 1947
• * Hot Stuff, (ss) Speed Mystery June 1945
• * House of Death [Dr. Gabriel], (ss) Speed Mystery May 1943
• * I’ll Buy Your Appetites, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories October 1937
• Spicy Mystery Stories September 1942, as "More Precious than Rubies", by Stan Warner
• * Inca Gold, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1941
• * Isle of the Gods, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories January 1941
• * Jinx, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories March 1942
• * The Judas Bottle, (ss) Speed Mystery March 1944
• * Jungle Lords, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories February 1940
• High Adventure #199, November 2024
• * Jungle Tin, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories August 1942
• * Killer Car, (ss) Speed Mystery January 1945
• * Lady Luck, (ss) Speed Mystery May 1944
• * Lady of the Law, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1938
• * The Last Adam, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories August 1941
• * The Laughing Moor, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1939
• * Liddle Red-Head, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories February 1939
• * The Lifted Veil, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories December 1940
• * Like a Tiger, (nv) Speed Mystery November 1943
• * Lilith, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories June 1937
• * Lion Guard, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories March 1942
• * Lobster Girl, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories March 1941
• * Lone Pyramid, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories July 1939
• * Lords of Folly, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1937
• * Mad Charioteers, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories August 1938
• * Mad Woman Massacre, (ss) Spicy Western Stories January 1937
• * Maid of Osiris, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories December 1937
• * Matched Slugs, (ss) Speed Detective December 1944
• * Mayor of No Man’s Land, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories April 1940
• * Men-at-Arms, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories September 1939
• * Mr. Bill, Come Back!, (ss) Speed Western Stories November 1946
• * Murder House [Adam Somervell], (ss) Super-Detective September 1946
• * Nailed, (ss) Private Detective Stories February 1946
• * Nero’s Ring, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1942
• * Night Invasion, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories February 1942
• * No More Romance, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories July 1938
• * No Witnesses, (ss) Super-Detective November 1945
• * Old-Fashioned Lady, (ss) Super-Detective July 1946
• * Outlaw Guns, (ss) Spicy Western Stories June 1937
• Spicy Western Stories August 1942, as "Back to the Wall", by Walter Cook
• * Out of Aden, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories December 1937
• * Passion’s Puppets, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1936
• * Pearls of Panama, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories March 1939
• * Planted Fingerprints, (ss) Private Detective Stories January 1945
• * Point of Eternity, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories October 1938
• * Pony Express, (ss) Fighting Western August 1945
• * Postponed Verdict, (ss) Private Detective Stories August 1945
• * Prize of Peru, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories June 1938
• Two Book Spicy Winter 1938
• Speed Adventure Stories September 1943, as "Destination Unknown", by R. T. Maynard
• * Proxy Murder [Adam Somervell], (ss) Private Detective Stories September 1945
• * Puppet Princess, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories May 1936
• * Quade’s House, (ss) Romantic Western July 1939
• * Quisling’s Daughter, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories September 1943
• * Rainbow’s End, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories October 1936
• Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1936, as by Hugh Speer
• * Ranger Bait, (ss) Speed Western Stories February 1945
• Leading Western May 1949, as "Rustler’s Revenge", by Ralph Sedgwick Douglas
• * Rats Never Learn, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories March 1944
• * Rat Trap, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories July 1941
• * Red Dawn, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories August 1939
• * Refugee Ship, (ss) Speed Detective July 1944
• * Return of the Beast, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories October 1936
• Spicy Mystery Stories July 1941, as "Fruits of Betrayal", by John Phillips
• * The Robot Awakes, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories October 1940
• Sensuous Science Fiction from the Weird and Spicy Pulps ed. Sheldon Jaffery, Bowling Green University Popular Press, January 1985
• * Rubies of Empire, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories October 1939
• * Ruckus at Red River, (ss) Fighting Western August 1949
• * Rye and Die [Adam Somervell], (nv) Private Detective Stories March 1946
• * Sailing—Midnight, (ss) Hollywood Detective December 1944
• * Savage Spears, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories March 1936
• * Sea-Haven, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories April 1939
• * Sea Raiders, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories January 1939
• * The Seeing Eye, (ss) Private Detective Stories April 1944
• * September Peaches, (ss) Super-Detective January 1946
• * Shadow Man, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories May 1937
• * Sicilian Night, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories January 1944
• * The Sin-Eater, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories September 1942
• * Skidding, (ss) Spicy Western Stories September 1937
• Speed Western Stories June 1943, as "Chip on His Shoulder", by Clark Nelson
• * Skinner, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories February 1937
• Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1942, as "Short Rope", by R. T. Maynard
• * Slo Pay, (ss) Fighting Western July 1950
• * Snake Bride, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories September 1937
• * Sons of the Boiling Blanket, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories October 1942
• * Soul Asleep, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories April 1938
• * Space Burial, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories February 1941
• Pulp Adventures #35, Spring 2020
• * Spell of the Serpent, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories July 1941
• * Split Seams, (ss) Super-Detective September 1945
• * Steel of Death, (nv) Speed Mystery February 1943
• * Sword-Slasher, (ss) Speed Detective May 1946
• * Synthetic Husband, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories September 1937
• Speed Mystery March 1943, as "Too Bad to Kill", by Stan Warner
• Spicy Mystery Stories ed. Tom Mason, Malibu Graphics, 1990
• High Adventure #155, July 2017, as "Too Bad to Kill", by Stan Warner
• * Taos Trail, (ss) Six-Gun Western March 1946
• * The Tell-Tale Arm [Adam Somervell], (ss) Private Detective Stories December 1944
• * Terror by Night [Dr. Gabriel], (ss) Private Detective Stories November 1946
• * There Can’t Be Two O’Haras, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories December 1939
• * This Was Grandison, (ss) Speed Mystery November 1944
• * Thunderstone, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories June 1938
• * Tidewater, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories December 1936
• * The Time-Twister, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories May 1938
• * Trails End, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories April 1938
• * Traitress’ Wages, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1935
• * Tree of Life, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories April 1941
• * Trigger-Quick, (ss) Speed Western Stories October 1945
• * Trouble Wrangler, (nv) Leading Western November 1947
• * Turnover in Tannersville, (ss) Super-Detective December 1944
• * Twisted Time, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories November 1942
• * Two on a Trail, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories January 1938
• * Typed [Adam Somervell], (ss) Super-Detective April 1945
• * Unwritten Law, (ss) Hollywood Detective May 1945
• * Valley of Blood, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories September 1936
• * Vampire, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories July 1942
• * Vision of Death, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories June 1940
• * War Time, (ss) Hollywood Detective August 1945
• * The Water Gate, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories September 1938
• Spicy-Adventure Stories July 1942, as "Sword for a Lady", by John Wayne
• * Water Witch, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories April 1939
• * When It Grew Cold, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories February 1942
• * When Planets Mate, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories September 1941
• * White Girl, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories February 1943
• * The White Goddess, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories August 1936
• Spicy-Adventure Stories August 1942, as "Death of a Queen", by William Decatur
• * Witch’s Island, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories February 1940
• * Witch’s Sabbath, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories April 1937
• * Woman from Mercury, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories July 1940
• * Woman in Yellow, (nv) Romantic Western November 1938
• Spicy Western Stories November 1942, as "The Golden Dollar", by Paul Hanna
• * Zang the Creator, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories April 1936

[]Merrill, Lewis C. (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Cole of the Broken Spur, (na) Western Action June 1944
• * Polly Harper, Hostess, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine August 5 1939

[]Merrill, Lloyd Frank (chron.)
• * The Rub, (pm) Driftwind February 1936

[]Merrill, Lois (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Reactions, (vi) Droll Stories March 1924
• * The Whole Truth, (pm) Droll Stories April 1924

[]Merrill, M. S. (chron.)
• * The Stained Opal, (ss) Boys’ Life January 1934

[]Merrill, Mabel S. (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * Captain Hardtack and the Velvet Prince, (ss) The Black Cat December 1916
• * Conquest of the Mitten, (ss) New England Magazine May 1908
• * Counsel of the Gobbler, (ss) New England Magazine November 1908
• * Easter Blossoming, (ss) New England Magazine April 1908
• * Gay Deceiver, (ss) New England Magazine September 1907
• * The Hide-and-Seek House, (sl) Child Life April 1928
• * Nancy May’s Blossom-Time, (ss) New England Magazine June 1906
• * Price of Eden, (ss) New England Magazine August 1907
• * The Steam on the Cellar Window, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine June 1917
• * Three Minds and a Half, (ss) The Red Book July 1904
• * Up-Stairs to Elfland, (ss) The Ladies’ World January 1903

[]Merrill, Margaret Bell (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * “In the Midst of Them”, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine May 1918

[]Merrill, Margaret Manton (chron.)
• * Sorosis, (ar) The Cosmopolitan June 1893

[]Merrill, Mark (fl. 1950s) (books)
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• * The Love-Makers, (an) Pyramid Books (pb), 1956

[]Merrill, Martha (chron.)
• * Feminine Method, (pm) Rob Wagner’s Script #542, February 17 1940
• * How to Get Out of a Traffic Jam, (vi) Rob Wagner’s Script #485, November 26 1938
• * Merry-Go-Round, (ar) Liberty May 27 1939

[]Merrill, Martin (fl. 1850s) (chron.)
• * O, Hush That Song!, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine December 1856

[]Merrill, Mary B. (chron.)
• * Children’s Page (with C. E. Kinkead & C. F. Wilder), (ms) The Youth’s Companion June 29 1901

[]Merrill, Matthew J. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Do We Want Errand Boys or Lawmakers?, (ar) The American Magazine January 1946

[]Merrill, Milford; see under James Milford Merrill (chron.)

[]Merrill, Nadia (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Behind the Black Velvet Curtain, (ss) French Night Life Stories Nov, Dec 1933
• * Forfeits, (ss) French Stories December 1935
• * “Going Parisienne”, (ss) French Night Life Stories February 1934
• * New Year’s Eve in Paris, (ss) French Night Life Stories January 1934
• * Passion’s Plaything, (ss) New York Nights Summer 1933
• * When They’re Away from Home, (ss) French Scandals November 1936

[]Merrill, P. J.; pseudonym of Holly Roth (1916-1964) (chron.)
• * The Slender Thread, (na) Cosmopolitan July 1959

[]Merrill, P. N. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Adventure January 30 1924

[]Merrill, Paula (fl. 1970s-1980s) (chron.)
• * Advice from Eva, (ss) London Mystery Selection #127, December 1980
• * Crash!, (ss) London Mystery Selection #122, September 1979
• * Mrs. Kirton’s Visitor, (ss) London Mystery Selection #129, June 1981

[]Merrill, Phyllis (chron.)
• * Tower of Ivory, (ss) Story #74, November/December 1938
• * “What Americanism Means to Me”, (cn) The American Magazine December 1940

[]Merrill, Richard (fl. 1960s-1980s) (chron.)
• * Book Reviews (with Richard Ashby, Hugh S. Bonar, Jr. & Raymond Friday Locke), (rc) Mankind July/August 1967
• * The Civil Rights Pioneers: Negro Entertainers, (ar) Knight July 1968
• * The Death of Giuliano De’ Medici, (ar) Mankind July/August 1967
• * The Girls of Hollywood, (ar) Adam Bedside Reader #21, 1965
• * Hans Holbein: Court Painter to Henry VIII, (ar) Mankind December 1967
• * The Hellhole That Was Natchez, (ar) Adam July 1966
• Pix August 1968
• * In El’s Feeling Sorry for My Mother’s Old Boyfriends, (ss) Antæus #51, Autumn 1983
• * The Many Moods of June Wilkinson (with Ralph Hampton), (iv) Knight April 1969
• * Marie Laveau: Voodoo Queen, (ar) Knight June 1974
• * Move Over, Evel Knievel, Here Comes Debbie Lawler!, (ar) Showpiece July/August/September 1974
• * Scarlet World, (ar) Knight March 1967
• * Sex Can Kill You, (ar) Adam October 1965
• * Vietnam: Death in the Jungle, (ar) Cad March 1967
• * When Whores Advertised, (hu) Pix April 1969

[]Merrill, Robert (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The White Domino, (ss) Ghost Stories July 1928; as told to Urann Thayer
• Startling Mystery Stories Winter 1969; as told to Urann Thayer

[]Merrill, Robert Lambert (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * The Beautiful Lies, (ss) The Shadow November 1945
• Street & Smith’s Detective Monthly (UK) December 1957

[]Merrill, Robin (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Coffee Break, (ss) Map of Murder ed. Susan Budavari & Suzanne Flaig, Red Coyote Press, February 2007
• * Fast Pace, (ss) Medley of Murder ed. Susan Budavari & Suzanne Flaig, Red Coyote Press, September 2005
• * The Plan, (pm) Frisson: Disconcerting Verse #22, Summer 2001

[]Merrill, Selah (chron.)
• * The Jaffa and Jerusalem Railway, (??) Scribner’s Magazine March 1893

[]Merrill, Stuart (Fitzrandolph) (1863-1915) (about) (chron.)
• * The Day of Days, (pp) Decadence and Symbolism ed. Brian Stableford, Snuggly Books, May 2018; translated from the French (“Le Jour des jours”, Vers et prose, July 1905) by Brian M. Stableford.
• * A King Weeps, (pp) Decadence and Symbolism ed. Brian Stableford, Snuggly Books, May 2018; translated from the French (“Un Roi pleure”, Vers et prose, July 1905) by Brian M. Stableford.
• * My Dolor…, (pp) Decadence and Symbolism ed. Brian Stableford, Snuggly Books, May 2018; translated from the French (“Ma Douleur…”, Vers et prose, July 1905) by Brian M. Stableford.
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• * The Angels by Théodore de Banville, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• Spectral Realms #1, Summer 2014
• * Anywhere out of the World by Charles Pierre Baudelaire, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Blessings of the Moon by Charles Pierre Baudelaire, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Brothers at Arms by Pierre Quillard, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• Fantasy Macabre #17, 1996
• * The Buffoon and the Venus by Charles Pierre Baudelaire, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * By the River by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Camaïeu in Red by Joris-Karl Huysmans, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Captive by Ephraïm Mikhaël, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Centaur by Maurice de Guérin, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The City by Adrien Remacle, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Confiteor of the Artist by Charles Pierre Baudelaire, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Conquering Dream by Achille Delaroche, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Crowds by Charles Pierre Baudelaire, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Death of Pierrot by Paul Margueritte, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Death of the Dauphin by Alphonse Daudet, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * A Dream by Emile Hennequin, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Earth by Emile Hennequin, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Emperor by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Evening on the Water by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Every One His Own Chimera by Charles Pierre Baudelaire, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Evocator by Ephraïm Mikhaël, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * A Fantasy by Paul Masy, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Fisherman by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Gallant by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Glories by Charles-Eudes Bonin, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Goodess by Théodore de Banville, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Guest by Hector Chainaye, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Harlequin by Théodore de Banville, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Harpsichord of Yeddo by George Auriol, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Henriquez by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The House in the Heart by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * In Autumn by Stéphane Mallarmé, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Indifference to the Lures of Spring by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Ineffable by Théodore de Banville, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * In Winter by Stéphane Mallarmé, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Ireemediable by Emile Hennequin, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Junk by Ephraïm Mikhaël, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• Fantasy and Terror #6, 1985
• * Kinship by Ephraïm Mikhaël, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Madame de Montbazon by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Mason by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Melicerte by Catulle Mendès, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Minoration by Emile Hennequin, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Miracles by Ephraïm Mikhaël, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Moonlight by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Moonlight in the Sea by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Muleteers by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * My Great-Grandfather by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Mysterious Flute by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Near the Mouth of the River by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * On the Promenades by Rodolphe Darzens, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Padre Pugnaccio by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * A Poet Gazes on the Moon by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Queen Coelia by Catulle Mendès, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Quest by Emile Hennequin, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Red Flower by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Remembrance by Théodore de Banville, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Roses and Lilies by Théodore de Banville, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Round Under the Bell by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Sadness of the Husbandman by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Sad Season by Rodolphe Darzens, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Sages’ Dance by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Salamander by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Shadow of the Orange-Leaves by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Solitude: Anywhere out of the World by Ephraïm Mikhaël, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Sous-Préfet Afield by Alphonse Daudet, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Stairway by Henri de Régnier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * A Story in White by Paul Leclercq, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Stranger by Charles Pierre Baudelaire, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Student of Leyden by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Swans by Catulle Mendès, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Toyshop by Ephraïm Mikhaël, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• Fantasy and Terror #6, 1985
• * The Trial of the Roses by Catulle Mendès, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Tulip Vendor by Louis Bertrand, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Vox Populi by Villiers de l’Isle-Adam, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * The Windows by Charles Pierre Baudelaire, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * Words by Emile Hennequin, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890
• * A Young Girl’s Cares by Judith Gautier, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890

[]Merrill, Susan (chron.)
• * Farmer’s Wife, (ss) Mademoiselle May 1980