The FictionMags Index

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[]Espy (chron.)
• * Song of the Surge, (pm) Godey’s Lady’s Book August 1871

[]Espy, Hilda Cole (1911-1995); previously known as Hilda Cole (about) (chron.)
• * All Nice Men Are Married, (ss) This Week August 16 1936, as by Hilda Cole
• * Confessions of a Grouch, (??) Collier’s October 22 1949
• * Daniel’s Choice, (vi) Liberty May 18 1940, as by Hilda Cole
• * Do Not Disturb, (ss) McCall’s May 1954
• * Don’t Be Like Me, (ss) Collier’s September 18 1953
• * The Doubtful Heart, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1952
• * The Fairies That Believed in Joey, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion January 1955
• * Girls Like Me, (ss) Collier’s July 3 1948
• * Good Little Manager, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion March 1952
• * Harpist on Horseback, (ss)
• Light and Lively ed. Mira B. Felder, Addison-Wesley, 1997
• * A Kiss on the Forehead, (ss) This Week June 9 1935, as by Hilda Cole
• * Look Here, My Good Man, (ss) Collier’s December 31 1949
• * The Malignant Mattress, (??) Collier’s June 17 1944
• * My Phony Valentine, (ss) McCall’s February 1968
• * Quiet, Yelled Mrs. Rabbit, (ss) Woman’s Journal May 1953
• * Sauce for the Goose, (ss) This Week January 1 1939, as by Hilda Cole
• * Susie Rabbit’s Mother, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion
• A Diamond of Years—The Best of Woman’s Home Companion ed. Helen Lamont, Doubleday, 1961
• * Temptress Trap, (vi) The American Magazine July 1953
• * Those Wonderful Shots of Killarney, (ss) Redbook May 1967
• * Two of a Kind, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion August 1945
• * We Loved You Once, (ss) College Humor #121, February 1934, as by Hilda Cole
• * Yankee Girls Talk Big, (ss) The American Magazine July 1946

[]Espy, Willard R(ichardson) (1910-1999) (about) (chron.)
• * After-Word, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine January 1936
• * On Bendiner’s Tenderheartedness, (pm) Bred Any Good Rooks Lately? ed. James Charlton, Doubleday, 1986

[]Esquemeling, Jan (fl. 1670s) (chron.)
• * Captain Morgan and the Beautiful Lady, (vi)
• The World’s Shortest Stories ed. Richard Gibson Hubler, Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1961

[]Esquerre, Tutt (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Gallery December 1973

[]Esquibel, Phil (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Samuel, (ss) Black Petals (online) #55, Spring 2011

[]Esquier, Charles (1871-1931) (chron.)
• * Le 402-25, (ss) The Smart Set November 1907
• * On for the Fifth Act, (ss) Short Stories May 1901; translated from the French by Annie M. Brainard.

[]Esquinca, Bernardo (1972- ) (about)
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• * The Secret Life of Insects by Zachary Gillan, (br) Interzone #301, February 2025

[]Esquiros, Henry A(lphonse) (1812-1876) (chron.)
• * Ebn Sina, (ss) The Alabaster Book of Occult Fiction ed. Brian Stableford, Snuggly Books, 2023; translated from the French (“Ebn Sina”, L’Artiste, c. 1847/8) by Brian M. Stableford.
• * The Frenchman in London, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine July 1862, uncredited.

[]Esquith, Sam (chron.)
• * Sonora Pass, (ss) The Washington Post Magazine February 8 2009

[]Esquivel, Eric (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * The Gentleman and the Brat, (ss) Starlite Pulp Review #2, Summer 2023
• * Ghost Stories (with Ryan Cody), (ar) parAbnormal Magazine September 2023
• * Ghost Stories, (ss) Starlite Pulp Review #4, Summer 2024

[]Esquivel, Esperanza (chron.)
• * The Self-Portraits of Frida Kahlo, (ar) The Spook #5, December 2001

[]Esquivel, R. A. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * [letter from San Jose, Costa Rica], (lt) Astounding Science Fiction February 1953

[]Esrac, William (c1935-2004) (chron.)
• * Dance to the Sun, (n.) Tomorrow Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug 1994
• * Prodigal Son, (ss) Tomorrow February 1996

[]Ess (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Smart Set (UK) Jan, Feb 1925

[]Ess, A. J. (chron.)
• * A Bluff Game at the Border, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1914
• * “Society Camp” on a Joy-Ride, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1914

[]Ess, Jay (chron.)
• * The Call (with John Sockey), (ss) Revelation December 2003

[]Ess, Katie (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * I’m Glad You’re Here, (vi) The Sirens Call #53, Spring 2021
• * On My Way, (vi) The Sirens Call #54, Summer 2021
• * The Voice of the Dead, (vi) The Sirens Call #56, Winter 2021

[]Ess, Kay (chron.)
• * To Will, (pm) Godey’s Lady’s Book August 1871

[]Ess, Sergei
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• * Snow-Girl by Kirill Bulychev, (ss) Soviet Literature v431 #2, 1984

[]Essad-Bey, Mohammed; see under Essad Bey (chron.)

[]Essar, Ernest (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * A Night Call, (ss) Yes or No February 8 1913

[]Essary, J. Frederick (chron.)
• * Blowing the Lid Off the Wickersham Report, (ar) Liberty August 29 1931
• * Housekeeping at the White House, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1930
• * Rebuilding the Capital, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 19 1929
• * Washington—The Home of the Climber, (es) The Smart Set February 1913

[]Essau, Molly (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Essau’s Fables, (cl) Futures #4 Aug/Sep, #5 Oct/Nov 1998, #7 Feb/Mar 1999

[]Essbaum, Jill Alexander (chron.)
• * Two Story, (pm) Alaska Quarterly Review Fall/Winter 2012

[]Esse, William (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Test Flight, (ss) John Bull October 31 1953

[]Esselen, Gustavus J., Jr. (chron.)
• * Chemistry: Its Romance and Its Records, (ar) The Open Road July 1921

[]Esselman, Kathy (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * The Siegel-Eastwood Quest, (ar) The Armchair Detective August 1974

[]Esselman, Walter G. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * “Booga! Booga!”, (ss) Bards and Sages Quarterly January 2017
• * The Dancing Stones, (ss) Aphelion #201, November 2015
• * Fire! Fire!, (ss) Aphelion #206, May 2016
• * The Fire in the Forge [Dragonson], (nv) Aphelion #234, November 2018
• * Fur Flying, (ss) Aphelion #212, November 2016
• * In Hot Water [Dragonson], (ss) Aphelion #215, March 2017
• * The King’s Bloodline [Dragonson], (nv) Aphelion #229, June 2018
• * Night of the Bright Blue Bems, (ss) Aphelion #217, May 2017
• * Overcooked, (ss) Aphelion #199, September 2015
• * Sacred Logs and Crocodiles, (ss) Aphelion #151, April 2011
• * Sand Sharks, (ss) Aphelion #219, July 2017
• * The Stampede of the Razor Deer, (ss) Aphelion #223, November 2017

[]Esser, Eric (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * Fable of the Box, (ss) Awkward Robots Anthology: The Orange Volume, Awkward Robots, 2015
• * My Father’s Eye, (ss) Awkward Robots Anthology: The Red Volume, Awkward Robots, 2012
• * Pillars, (ss) Awkward Robots Anthology: The Yellow Volume, Awkward Robots, 2016
• * Thing in the Bucket, (ss) Fictionvale #1, 2014
• Chilling Horror Short Stories ed. Laura Bulbeck, Flame Tree Publishing, 2015

[]Essere, Dave (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * The P-2 Papers, (ar) Penthouse (UK) August 1983

[]Essert, Charles Ernest (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Anything’s Fair, (ss) All-Story Love Stories June 5 1937
• * Little Wildcat, (ss) All-Story Love Stories July 10 1937

[]Essery, Philip
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• * The Fall of the Eagle (A Tale of the Great War) by Olive Lethbridge, (nv) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #32, November 1914

[]Essex, Bridget (fl. 2010s); used pseudonym Sarah Diemer (about) (chron.)
• * The Witch Sea, (nv) S.E. Diemer, March 2012, as by Sarah Diemer
• Heiresses of Russ 2013 ed. Tenea D. Johnson & Steve Berman, Lethe Press, 2013, as by Sarah Diemer

[]Essex, David (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Even a Psychiatrist Will Turn, (ss) Stag Magazine: The Popular Male Miscellany #9, 1948
• * While of Unsound Mind, (vi) Stag Magazine: The Popular Male Miscellany Autumn 1948

[]Essex, David (1947- ) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * David Essex: The Definitive Pop Star, (bg) Penthouse (UK) October 1983, uncredited.

[]Essex, Delange (chron.)
• * Courage Came with Dawn, (ss) The Passing Show July 16 1938
• * Night Out for Frank, (ss) The Passing Show November 13 1937

[]Essex, Earl (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Ballad of a Constant Husband, (pm) Husbands February 1936

[]Essex, Edwin (chron.)
• * Epigram, (pm) To-Day December 1920
• * “Michael Field”, (bg) To-Day October 1919 [Ref. Katherine Harris Bradley & Edith Emma Cooper]
• * Plaint, (pm) To-Day December 1920
• * Two Poems, (pm) To-Day December 1920

[]Essex, Elliott (chron.)
• * Why Don’t You Ask the Doomsday Machine?, (ss) Strange Horizons December 2 2013

[]Essex, Harry (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Chrysalis Screenplay, (pl) It Came from Outer Space by Ray Bradbury, Gauntlet Press, 2004
• * Letter, Harry Essex to Ray Bradbury, February 10, 1976, (lt) It Came from Outer Space by Ray Bradbury, Gauntlet Press, 2004
• * Letter, Harry Essex to Ray Bradbury, undated, (lt) It Came from Outer Space by Ray Bradbury, Gauntlet Press, 2004

[]Essex, Harry J. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * The Customer Is Always Right, (ss) Sir! September 1943
• * If That’s the Way You Want It, (ss) Sir! October 1944
• * Kelly and the Burgomaster, (??) Collier’s September 23 1944

[]Essex, Henry (chron.)
• * Ping Pong, (ar) National Magazine October 1902

[]Essex, Herbert J. (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * A Bad Imitation, (ss) The Ludgate #63, January 1901
• * The Crimson Twins, (sl) The Ludgate #64, February 1901
• * The Crimson Twins, (sl) The Universal and Ludgate Magazine #18, October 1901
• * The Farm in the Free State, (ss) The Ludgate #55, May 1900
• * The Lawyer’s Failing, (ss) Chapman’s Magazine July 1898
• * The Potentate, (ss) Crampton’s Magazine September 1900
• * The Vengeance of the President, (ss) The Ludgate January 1900

[]Essex, J. Ridgewell (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * One Small Thing (with Mary Gaunt), (ss) Pearson’s Magazine February 1909

[]Essex, Jeremy (fl. 1990s-2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * The Death Pool, (ss) Kzine #19, September 2017
• * Experiments with Time, (ss) Deep Magic #66, Fall 2019
• * Something Bad, (ss) Tales from the Canyons of the Damned #30, 2019
• * The Wish, (ss) Night Terrors #8, October 1999

[]Essex, Leigh (chron.)
• * Legacy, (ss) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine January/February 1985

[]Essex, Lewis (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * Decorations by Cupid, (ss) Pictorial Weekly #1514, June 9 1928
• * Difference in Style—That’s All!, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) August 1928
• * G. E. D. Spells—Air Safety First, (ar) The Passing Show September 18 1937
• * Glass - Tough Guy, (ar) Modern Wonder November 20 1937
• * The Jade Casket, (nv) Jack’s Paper #15, February 6 1923
• * Longcloth and Embroidery!, (ss) The Blue Magazine #86, August 1926
• * Money on the Run, (ar) The Passing Show January 15 1938
• * The Rival Gangs, (sl) Jack’s Paper #2 Nov 7, #3 Nov 14, #4 Nov 21, #5 Nov 28, #6 Dec 5, #7 Dec 12, #8 Dec 19, #9 Dec 26 1922, #10 Jan 2, #11 Jan 9, #12 Jan 16, #13 Jan 23 1923
  
• * Robot Petrol Pump, (ar) Modern Wonder December 4 1937
• * So This Is Television, (ar) The Passing Show August 28 1937
• * This Machine Weighed Sydney Harbour Bridge, (ar) Modern Wonder December 25 1937
• * Twenty Million Feet Can’t Be Wrong, (ar) The Passing Show November 20 1937

[]Essex, Louis; pseudonym of Levi Isaacs (c1888-?) (chron.)
• * The Crook of Crauford Court [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #256, September 1930

[]Essex, Louise; pseudonym of Levi Isaacs (c1888-?) (chron.)
• * Adopted by the School, (n.)
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #3, January 1923
• * Always in the Way, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1925
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #148, December 1927
• * Back to School - in Disguise, (n.) School Girl 1931
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #382, February 1933
• * Bride of the Sheik, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine December 4 1937
• * The Captain They Scorned, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1924
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #83, March 1926
• * The Charity Girl of the Fourth, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1926
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #171, August 1928
• * Dogged by Her Secret, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1924
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #69, October 1925
• * The Duffer of the Family, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1922
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #23, November 1923
• * Forced Into the School, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1923
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #29, February 1924
• * From Heroine to Outcast, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1923
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #51, January 1925
• * Her Fight for a Fortune, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1923
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #47, November 1924
• * Just a Lone Girl in London, (n.) School Girl 1931
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #366, October 1932
• * Left to Battle Alone, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1930
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #341, April 1932
• * Misjudged by the School, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1925
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #118, February 1927
• * The Motherless Schoolgirl, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1930
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #363, September 1932
• * Neglected at School, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1927
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #227, November 1929
• * No One Studied Fay, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1930
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #334, February 1932
• * No Right to Be at School, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1927
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #235, January 1930
• * Not Wanted in the Form!, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1926
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #187, January 1929
• * On the Films in Secret, (n.) School-Days Weekly 1930
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #328, January 1932
• * Sally of the Circus School, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1932
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #417, November 1933
• * A Schoolgirl’s Trust, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1925
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #119, March 1927
• * The School Meant Everything to Judy!, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1930
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #359, August 1932
• * Scorned by the School, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1924
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #65, August 1925
• * She Longed to Be a Schoolgirl, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1924
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #71, November 1925
• * She Must Stay in the Circus, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1931
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #385, March 1933
• * She Took Another’s Chance, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1925
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #111, December 1926
• * The Shipwrecked Girl’s Mission, (n.) School Girl 1931
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #412, October 1933
• * That Girl Jill!, (ss) The Golden Annual for Girls 1925, 1924
• * Thelma’s Task on the Talkies, (n.) School Girl 1932
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #426, January 1934
• * Under Suspicion at School, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1925
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #143, November 1927
• * The Verdict of the School, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1921
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #93, June 1926