The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 3928

[]German-Reed, M. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Tringham’s Luck, (ss) Yes or No November 29 1913

[]German-Reed, Rose (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Ameer’s Revenge, (ss) Phil May’s Annual #15, Winter 1903/1904
• * The Stolen Relic, (ss) The Ludgate #59, September 1900
• * “Whoso Diggeth a Pit”, (ss) Yes or No May 2 1908

[]Germeshausen, Alvin F. (fl. 1940s-1970s) (chron.)
• * The Adventures of Romney Pringle, (br) The Armchair Detective January 1968 [Ref. Clifford Ashdown]
• * Detectives of Darkness, (ar) Haunted June 1968
• * Dr. Cunliffe, Investigator, (br) The Armchair Detective April 1968 [Ref. H. Frankish]
• * [letter], (lt) The Armchair Detective October 1969
• * [letter], (lt) Presenting Moonshine #35, October 1973
• * [letter from California], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries Oct, Dec 1947, Jun 1950
• * [untitled], (ar) Presenting Moonshine #38, May 1974

[]Germeshauser, A. F. (chron.)
• * [letter from Los Angeles, CA], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries June 1946

[]Germishuys, Justin (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Letter to a Friend, (ss) Something Wicked #7, August 2008

[]Germond, Armand (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * The Passionate Prowler (or—The Lecher of Paris), (ar) French Frills v3 #1, 1963

[]Germond, Barbara Wippler (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Father to the Child, (ss) Cosmopolitan April 1962
• * Love Comes at Last, (ss) Cosmopolitan December 1962

[]Germond, George (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Yea and Nay, (pm) The All-Story July 1911
• The All-Story (UK) July 1911

[]Germond, James M. (chron.)
• * Shooting Into Libby Prison, (??) The Century Magazine November 1889

[]Germond, Philip C. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Right You Are, (pm) Breezy Stories 1st January 1926
• * You Betcha!, (pm) Breezy Stories 1st April 1926
• * [unknown poem], (pm) Hot Stories December 1929

[]Germonville, Jean-Paul (chron.)
• * Bandes Dessinées (with Pierre Pelot), (br) Fiction (France) #294, October 1978
• * Musique, (rv) Fiction (France) #300, April 1979

[]Germor, B. W. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * New Italian Faces, (ar) Cosmopolitan November 1961

[]Gern, Erik (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Mold, (ss) Survivor ed. Mary Anne Mohanraj & J. J. Pionke, Lethe Press, 2018

[]Gernat, Mary (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Daily Mail Annual for Girls 1948 ed. Susan French, Daily Mail, 1948

[]Gernberg, Mort (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Dude 1963
• The 9th Annual of the Year’s Best S-F ed. Judith Merril, Simon & Schuster, 1964

[]Gerndt, J. C. (chron.)
• * She, (pm) The Smart Set October 1909

[]Gerner, John (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Repeat, (ss) Millennium Science Fiction & Fantasy Magazine August 1997

[]Gernert, Allan W. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Greatest Piano Teacher in the World, (ar) Smith’s Magazine May 1909 [Ref. Theodor Leschetizky]

[]Gernes, Sonia (fl. 1970s-1990s) (chron.)
• * Auction, (pm) New England Review Autumn 1979
• * A Globe of Glass, (ss) Georgia Review Fall 1997
• The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror: Eleventh Annual Collection ed. Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling, St. Martin's Press, 1998
• * Mushrooms, (pm) The South Carolina Review Fall 1971

[]Gernon, Jon Christopher (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * The Fountain of Absinthe, (ss) The Midnight Gallery #9, 1999
• * Pickled Baby Dolls, (ss) The Midnight Gallery #3, Summer 1997
• * Publisher’s Note, (ms) The End #5, April 1997
• * [front cover], (cv) The End #4, 1996

[]Gernsback, Hugo; [né Gernsbacher] (1884-1967); used pseudonyms Dr. Grego Banshuck, Mohammed Ulysses Socrates Fips, Greno Gashbuck, Kars Gugenchob, Gus N. Habergock & Beno Ruckshagg (about) (chron.)
• * Action from a Distance, (ex) Modern Electrics April 1911 (+11), as "Ralph 124C 41+"
• Science Fiction Through the Ages 2 ed. I. O. Evans, Panther, 1966
• * The Airplane of the Future, (ar) Science and Invention September 1920
• Air Wonder Stories September 1929
• * Airplanes Must Have Radio, (ed) Air Wonder Stories November 1929
• * Airship vs Airplane, (ed) Air Wonder Stories October 1929
• * “Air Wonder Stories”, (ed) Air Wonder Stories July 1929
• * Amazing Creations, (ed) Amazing Stories May 1927
• * The Amazing Einstein, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1929
• * Amazing Life, (ed) Amazing Stories November 1928
• * An Amazing Phenomenon, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1928
• * Amazing Reading, (ed) Amazing Stories January 1929
• * Amazing Thinking, (ed) Amazing Stories March 1928
• * The Amazing Unknown, (ed) Amazing Stories August 1928
• * Amazing Youth, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1927
• * And Sodden Death, (ss) Science-Fiction Plus November 1952
• * Artificial Diamonds, (ed) Science and Invention September 1920
• * Baron Münchhausen’s New Scientific Adventures:
  * ___ 1. I Make a Wireless Acquaintance, (ss) Electrical Experimenter May 1915
  • Amazing Stories February 1928
  * ___ 2. How Münchhausen and the Allies Took Berlin, (ss) Electrical Experimenter June 1915
  • Amazing Stories February 1928
  * ___ 3. Münchhausen on the Moon, (ss) Electrical Experimenter July 1915
  • Amazing Stories March 1928
  * ___ 4. The Earth as Viewed from the Moon, (ss) Electrical Experimenter August 1915
  • Amazing Stories March 1928
  * ___ 5. Münchhausen Departs for the Planet Mars, (ss) Electrical Experimenter October 1915
  • Amazing Stories April 1928
  * ___ 6. Münchhausen Lands on Mars, (ss) Electrical Experimenter November 1915
  • Amazing Stories April 1928
  * ___ 7. Münchhausen Is Taught “Martian”, (ss) Electrical Experimenter December 1915
  • Amazing Stories May 1928
  * ___ 8. Thought Transmission on Mars, (ss) Electrical Experimenter January 1916
  • Amazing Stories May 1928
  • Futures Past v4, 2024
  * ___ 9. The Cities of Mars, (ss) Electrical Experimenter March 1916
  • Amazing Stories June 1928
  * ___ 10. The Planets at Close Range, (ss) Electrical Experimenter April 1916
  • Amazing Stories June 1928
  * ___ 11. Martian Amusements, (ss) Electrical Experimenter June 1916
  • Amazing Stories July 1928
  * ___ 12. How the Martian Canals Are Built, (ss) Electrical Experimenter November 1916
  • Amazing Stories July 1928
  * ___ 13. Martian Atmosphere Plants, (ss) Electrical Experimenter February 1917
  • Amazing Stories July 1928
• * Baron Münchhausen’s Scientific Adventures, (ss) Electrical Experimenter November 1916, as "How the Martian Canals Are Built"
• The Fantastic Pulps ed. Peter Haining, Gollancz, 1975
• * Borrowing an Aerial (or Two), (ss) Radio News March 1923, as by Mohammed Ulysses Socrates Fips
• * Can Man Free Himself from Gravity?, (ed) Science Wonder Stories February 1930
• * Cash Prize Contest, (cn) Future Fantasy and Science Fiction December 1942
• * The Cities of Mars, (ss) Electrical Experimenter March 1916
• Amazing Stories June 1928
• * Cold Light, (ed) Science and Invention January 1921
• * Cosmatomic Flyer, (vi) Science-Fiction Plus March 1953, as by Greno Gashbuck
• * Crime Prevention, (ed) Amazing Detective Tales September 1930
• * A Different Story, (ed) Amazing Stories August 1927
• All Rare #2, Winter 1981
• * Disembodied Thought, (ed) Wonder Stories May 1935
• * The Earth as Viewed from the Moon, (ss) Electrical Experimenter August 1915
• Amazing Stories March 1928
• * Editorial, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1926, as "A New Sort of Magazine"
• Amazing Stories April 1966
• * Editorially Speaking, (ed) Amazing Stories September 1926
• * The Egg and You, (ar) Science-Fiction Plus November 1952, as by Kars Gugenchob
• * Einstein Theory and the Fourth Dimension, (ar) Science and Invention December 1920 [Ref. Albert Einstein]
• * The Electric Duel, (vi) Science and Invention August 1923
• Amazing Stories September 1927
• Esquire May 1955, as "The Electronic Duel"
• * The Electronic Baby, (ss) Digest of Digests 1946, as by Dr. Grego Banshuck
• PreScience Fiction September 1952, as by Grego Banshuck
• Science-Fiction Plus May 1953, as by Dr. Grego Banshuck
• * The Electronic Duel, (vi) Science and Invention August 1923, as "The Electric Duel"
• Esquire May 1955
• * Evolution of Modern Science Fiction, (nf) Evolution of Modern Science Fiction by Hugo Gernsback, New York, 1952
• PEAPS Mailing #19, April 1992
• * Evolution on Mars, (ar) Science and Invention August 1924
• The Pulpster #29, 2020
• * Exploration of Mars, (nv) Science-Fiction Plus March 1953
• * Extra Sensory Perception, (ar) Satellite Science Fiction June 1959 (unpublished)
• * Extra Sensory Perfection, (ss) Forecast 1956
• Masterpieces of Science Fiction ed. Sam Moskowitz, World, 1967
• * Facts Outfictioned, (ed) Amazing Stories May 1928
• * Fiction Versus Facts, (ed) Amazing Stories July 1926
• * $50.00 for a Letter, (ed) Amazing Stories Quarterly Summer 1928
• Science Fiction Classics #11, May 2015
• * The $500.00 Cover Prize Contest, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1927
• * $500.00 Prize Story Contest, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1926
• Futures Past v1, 2020
• * Future Aviation Problems, (ed) Air Wonder Stories Aug 1929, Mar 1930
• * Glider Flying, (ed) Air Wonder Stories December 1929
• * Good News for Our Readers, (ed) Wonder Stories Quarterly Fall 1932
• * The Guest of Honor Speech: Hugo Gernsback (1952), (ar) Science Fantasy Bulletin #9, October 1952, as "The Impact of Science-Fiction on World Progress…"
• Worldcon Guest of Honor Speeches ed. Mike Resnick & Joe Siclari, NESFA Press, 2006; speech delivered at the Tenth World Science Fiction Convention in Chicago, August 31, 1952.
• * Hidden Wonders, (ed) Science Wonder Stories September 1929
• * How Criminals Are Identified, (ed) Amazing Detective Tales July 1930
• * How Münchhausen and the Allies Took Berlin, (ss) Electrical Experimenter June 1915
• Amazing Stories February 1928
• * How the Martian Canals Are Built, (ss) Electrical Experimenter November 1916
• Amazing Stories July 1928
• The Fantastic Pulps ed. Peter Haining, Gollancz, 1975, as "Baron Münchhausen’s Scientific Adventures"
• * How to Write “Science” Stories, (ar) Writer’s Digest February 1930
• Blood ’n’ Thunder Annual 2024
• * Hugo Gernsback Tells, (ar) Writer’s Digest April 1930
• Windy City Pulp Stories #16, 2016
• * The Human Factor, (vi) Science-Fiction Plus November 1952, as by Greno Gashbuck
• * Ice Boiling-Hot, (ed) Science and Invention December 1920
• * Idle Thoughts of a Busy Editor, (ed) Amazing Stories March 1927
• * Imagination and Reality, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1926
• * I Make a Wireless Acquaintance, (ss) Electrical Experimenter May 1915
• Amazing Stories February 1928
• * The Impact of Science-Fiction on World Progress…, (ar) Science Fantasy Bulletin #9, October 1952; speech delivered at the Tenth World Science Fiction Convention in Chicago, August 31, 1952.
• The Journal of Science-Fiction v1 #4, 1953
• Science-Fiction Plus March 1953
• Worldcon Guest of Honor Speeches ed. Mike Resnick & Joe Siclari, NESFA Press, 2006, as "The Guest of Honor Speech: Hugo Gernsback (1952)"
• * “Impossible” Facts, (ed) Amazing Stories August 1926
• * Incredible Facts, (ed) Amazing Stories January 1927
• * The Infinite Brain, (vi) Future Combined with Science Fiction June 1942
• * Interplanetary “Plot” Contest, (ed) Wonder Stories Quarterly Spring 1931
• * Interplanetary Travel, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1927
• Science Fiction Classics #15, January 2019
• * Keeping Warm, (ed) Science and Invention November 1920
• * The Killing Flash, (ss) Science Wonder Stories November 1929
• * Life on Other Planets, (ed) Wonder Stories December 1930
• * Life, the Amazing Puzzle, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1929
• * The Lure of Scientifiction, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1926
• * The Magnetic Storm, (ss) Electrical Experimenter August 1918
• Amazing Stories July 1926
• Science Fiction Classics #1, 1967
• * Mars, (ed) Science and Invention August 1924
• * Martian Amusements, (ss) Electrical Experimenter June 1916
• Amazing Stories July 1928
• * Martian Atmosphere Plants, (ss) Electrical Experimenter February 1917
• Amazing Stories July 1928
• * “The Mighty Mite”, (ed) Science-Fiction Plus October 1953
• * The Most Amazing Thing, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1927
• The Edgar Allan Poe Scrapbook ed. Peter Haining, NEL, 1977
• * Münchhausen Departs for the Planet Mars, (ss) Electrical Experimenter October 1915
• Amazing Stories April 1928
• * Münchhausen Is Taught “Martian”, (ss) Electrical Experimenter December 1915
• Amazing Stories May 1928
• * Münchhausen Lands on Mars, (ss) Electrical Experimenter November 1915
• Amazing Stories April 1928
• * Münchhausen on the Moon, (ss) Electrical Experimenter July 1915
• Amazing Stories March 1928
• * The Mystery of Time, (ed) Amazing Stories September 1927
• * New Amazing Facts, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1928
• * New Amazing Stories Quarterly, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1928
• * A New Sort of Magazine, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1926
• Amazing Stories April 1966, as "Editorial"
• Futures Past #1 1992, v1 2020, v4 2024
• The Pulpster #25, July 2016
• * New York A.D. 2660, (ex) Frederick Fell, Inc., 1925, as "Ralph 124C 41+"
• Future Tense ed. Richard Curtis, Dell, 1968
• The City: 2000 A.D. ed. Ralph S. Clem, Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander, Fawcett Crest, 1976
• Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology ed. Patricia S. Warrick, Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander, Harper & Row, 1978
• * One Thousand Miles an Hour, (ed) Air Wonder Stories January 1930
• * On Reprints, (ed) Wonder Stories Quarterly Winter 1933
• * Our Amazing Minds, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1928
• * Our Amazing Senses, (ed) Amazing Stories July 1928
• * Our Amazing Stars, (ed) Amazing Stories March 1929
• * Our Amazing Universe, (ed) Amazing Stories September 1928
• * Our Unstable World, (ed) Amazing Stories January 1928
• Science Fiction Classics #3, Winter 1967
• Amazing Stories May 1979
• * Oxygen on Mars, (ed) Wonder Stories November 1933
• * The Planets at Close Range, (ss) Electrical Experimenter April 1916
• Amazing Stories June 1928
• * Plausibility in Scientifiction, (ed) Amazing Stories November 1926
• * The Poor Fish, (ss) Radio News September 1925, as by Mohammed Ulysses Socrates Fips
• * Postscript, (ms) Wonder Stories August 1934, as by Mohammed Ulysses Socrates Fips
• * The Prophets of Doom, (ar)
• The Science Fiction Roll of Honor ed. Frederik Pohl, Random House, 1975
• * Pseudo Science-Fiction, (ed) Science-Fiction Plus April 1953
• * Radio and the Criminal, (ed) Amazing Detective Tales June 1930
• * The Radio Brain, (vi) Digest of Digests 1946, as by Gus N. Habergock
• Science-Fiction Plus Nov 1952, Apr 1953, as by Gus N. Habergock
• Science-Fiction Monthly #3, 1955, as by Gus N. Habergock
• * Ralph 124C 41+, (n.) Modern Electrics Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1911, Jan, Feb, Mar 1912
  
• Amazing Stories Quarterly Winter 1929
• * Ralph 124C 41+, (ex) Modern Electrics April 1911 (+11)
• Science Fiction Through the Ages 2 ed. I. O. Evans, Panther, 1966, as "Action from a Distance"
• Reflections of the Future ed. Russell Hill, Ginn & Co., 1975
• Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology ed. Eric S. Rabkin, Oxford University Press, 1983
• * Ralph 124C 41+, (ex) Frederick Fell, Inc., 1925
• Future Tense ed. Richard Curtis, Dell, 1968, as "New York A.D. 2660"
• The City: 2000 A.D. ed. Ralph S. Clem, Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander, Fawcett Crest, 1976, as "New York A.D. 2660"
• Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology ed. Patricia S. Warrick, Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander, Harper & Row, 1978, as "New York A.D. 2660"
• * Results of Interplanetary Plot Contest, (ed) Wonder Stories Quarterly Summer 1931
• * The Results of the $300.00 Prize Contest, (ed) Science Wonder Stories March 1930
• * The Rise of Scientifiction, (ed) Amazing Stories Quarterly Spring 1928
• * Rocket Flying, (ed) Air Wonder Stories September 1929
• * Science and the Criminal Mind, (ed) Scientific Detective Monthly March 1930
• * Science Fiction, (ed) Science Fiction March 1939
• * The Science-Fiction Industry, (ed) Science-Fiction Plus May 1953
• * Science Fiction in Electrical Experimenter, (bi) Evolution of Modern Science Fiction by Hugo Gernsback, New York, 1952
• PEAPS Mailing #19, April 1992
• * Science Fiction in Modern Electrics, (bi) Evolution of Modern Science Fiction by Hugo Gernsback, New York, 1952
• PEAPS Mailing #19, April 1992
• * Science Fiction in Practical Electrics, (bi) Evolution of Modern Science Fiction by Hugo Gernsback, New York, 1952
• PEAPS Mailing #19, April 1992
• * Science Fiction in Radio News, (bi) Evolution of Modern Science Fiction by Hugo Gernsback, New York, 1952
• PEAPS Mailing #19, April 1992
• * Science Fiction in Science and Invention, (bi) Evolution of Modern Science Fiction by Hugo Gernsback, New York, 1952
• PEAPS Mailing #19, April 1992
• * Science Fiction in The Experimenter, (bi) Evolution of Modern Science Fiction by Hugo Gernsback, New York, 1952
• PEAPS Mailing #19, April 1992
• * The Science Fiction League, (ed) Wonder Stories Apr, May 1934
• * Science-Fiction Semantics, (ed) Science-Fiction Plus August 1953
• * Science Fiction That Endures, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1961
• Amazing Stories December 1967
• The H.G. Wells Scrapbook ed. Peter Haining, NEL, 1978
• * Science Fiction vs. Science Faction, (ed) Wonder Stories Quarterly Fall 1930
• * Science Fiction Week, (ed) Science Wonder Stories May 1930
• * Science vs. Crime, (ed) Scientific Detective Monthly January 1930
• * Science Wonder Stories, (ed) Science Wonder Stories June 1929
• Futures Past v4, 2024
• * Scientific Crime Detection, (ed) Scientific Detective Monthly February 1930
• * Skepticism in Science-Fiction, (ed) Science-Fiction Plus June 1953
• * Snow and Ice Melters, (ar) Science and Invention January 1921
• * Space Flying, (ed) Amazing Stories November 1927
• * Stations in Space, (ed) Air Wonder Stories April 1930
• * Status of Science-Fiction, (ed) Science-Fiction Plus December 1953
• * Strange Facts, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1927
• * Stranger Than Science-Fiction:
  * ___ TV Speed Demon, (cl) Science-Fiction Plus April 1953
  * ___ We All Live in the Past, (cl) Science-Fiction Plus March 1953
• * The Subconscious Mind and Crime, (ed) Scientific Detective Monthly May 1930
• * The Superfect Crime, (ss) PreScience Fiction September 1952, as by Beno Ruckshagg
• * Surprising Facts, (ed) Amazing Stories July 1927
• * Telepathy, (ed) Wonder Stories May 1931
• * Thank You!, (ed) Amazing Stories May 1926
• * Thought Transmission on Mars, (ss) Electrical Experimenter January 1916
• Amazing Stories May 1928
• Futures Past v4, 2024
• * $300.00 Prize Contest, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1928
• * $300.00 Prize Story Contest, (ed) Science Wonder Stories November 1929
• * $300.00 Prize Story Contest, (ed) Air Wonder Stories February 1930
• * TV Speed Demon, (ar) Science-Fiction Plus April 1953
• * Ultimate World, (n.) Walker, 1971
• Golden Age Science Fiction ed. Ron Hanna, WildCat Books, 2004
• * We All Live in the Past, (ar) Science-Fiction Plus March 1953
• * What Is Life?, (ed) Wonder Stories March 1932
• * When Is a Confession?, (ed) Amazing Detective Tales August 1930
• * Wonder Facts, (ed) Wonder Stories Quarterly Winter 1931
• * The Wonders of 2031, (ed) Wonder Stories February 1932
• * Wonders of Atomic Power, (ed) Wonder Stories May 1932
• * Wonders of Automatism, (ed) Wonder Stories July 1934
• * The Wonders of Bio-Mechanics, (ed) Wonder Stories November 1934
• * Wonders of Colors, (ed) Wonder Stories November 1932
• * The Wonders of Creation, (ed) Wonder Stories April 1931
• * The Wonders of Distance, (ed) Wonder Stories July 1932
• * Wonders of Distribution, (ed) Wonder Stories March/April 1936
• * The Wonders of Dreams, (ed) Wonder Stories September 1932
• * Wonders of Extravagance, (ed) Wonder Stories October 1935
• * Wonders of Fiction, (ed) Wonder Stories December 1934
• * The Wonders of Flight, (ed) Wonder Stories November 1930
• * The Wonders of Gravitation, (ed) Science Wonder Stories July 1929
• * Wonders of Intelligence, (ed) Wonder Stories February 1933
• * Wonders of Interplanetary Life, (ed) Wonder Stories April 1933
• * The Wonders of Interstellar Flight, (ed) Science Wonder Stories December 1929
• * The Wonders of Knowledge, (ed) Wonder Stories August 1932
• * Wonders of Life, (ed) Wonder Stories December 1931
• * The Wonders of Light-Time, (ed) Wonder Stories April 1932
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