The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 6728

[]Mark, Mary Ellen (1940-2015) (about) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Ploughshares Fall 1974
• * [photography], (pt) Avant Garde #14, Summer 1971

[]Mark, Michael (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Celebrating His Ninety-Second Birthday the Year His Wife Died, (pm) The Southern Review Spring 2020
• * Him, (pm) The Long and the Short and the Tall ed. John Benson, John Benson, 2015
• * What My Father Heard the Rabbi Say at My Mother’s Funeral, (pm) The Southern Review Spring 2020
• * The Wish, (pm) The Southern Review Spring 2020

[]Mark, Michael K. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Tales from the Dark Millennium ed. Marc Gascoigne & Christian Dunn, Black Library, 2006

[]Mark, Mona (fl. 1970s-1990s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Redbook May, Oct 1970

[]Mark, Norma (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * “You Tried to Capture a Rainbow…”, (ss) Fantasy: A Poetry Quarterly Autumn 1934

[]Mark, Norman (chron.)
• * Smile, You’re On, (hu) Penthouse December 1976

[]Mark, R. U. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * A Mean Man, (ms) Mammoth Western September 1950

[]Mark, Ray (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * How to Chase a Rainbow, (ar) Argosy June 1949

[]Mark, Robert (1917-2010) (about) (chron.)
• * A View of Sherlock Holmes from New Scotland Yard, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Summer 1974
• A Sherlock Holmes Compendium ed. Peter Haining, Castle Books, 1981

[]Mark, Sabrina Orah (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * My Brother Gary Made a Movie and This Is What Happened, (ss) My Mother She Killed Me, My Father He Ate Me ed. Kate Bernheimer & Carmen Giménez Smith, Penguin US, 2010
• * Tsim Tsum, (ex) Black Clock #6, Fall 2006/Winter 2007

[]Mark, Stacey (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Zembla Magazine #8, Summer 2005

[]Mark, Ted; pseudonym of Ted Gottfried (1928-2004) (chron.)
• * The Care and Selection of a Mistress, (ar) Ace August 1959
• * The Celluloid Tower of Babble, (hu) Escapade August 1965
• * The Colonel’s Lady, (vi) Ace June 1961
• * The Executive Position, (ss) Ace October 1960
• * The Girl in the Freudian Slip, (vi) Ace November 1963
• * The Girl Who Slept in Chanel No. Five, (ss) Bachelor March 1963
• * The Group, (ss) Swank August 1966
• * His Seductive Power of Suggestions, (ss) HQ October 1964
• * Lipstick on His Collar, (ss) Swank January 1966
• * Mama’s Boy, (ss) Dapper Special 1966/67
• * The Man Who Couldn’t—, (hu) Carnival September 1962
• * The Man Who Wouldn’t Take No, (ss) Swank November 1966
• * Never in Bed, (ss) Scamp January 1962
• * One Wicked Week-End, (ss) Bachelor’s Best #5, 1967/68
• * The Passionate Name-Dropper, (vi) Ace February 1961
• * Pay the Girl Two Dollars, (ss) Ace January 1963
• * Poetic License, (ss) Wildcat January 1965
• * A Pool for Miss Roundheels, (ss) Ace March 1966
• * The Pushbutton People Eaters, (hu) Ace October 1959
• * Rosie’s Last Trick, (ss) Swank October 1966
• * Sex by the Book, (vi) Ace September 1964
• * Sex Is a Green Horse, (ss) Ace December 1959
• * The Sharpest Blade in the West, (vi) Ace May 1963
• * Six Psychos and a Swinger, (ss) Ace July 1966
• * A Slight Case of Adultery, (ss) Dapper June 1966
• * A Slight Case of Transference, (ss) HQ December 1964
• * Songs to Sneer By, (hu) Ace March 1964
• * The Swede from Nudie-ville, (vi) Ace January 1964
• * The Unattainable Bed, (ss) Cavalcade July 1961
• * The Wisest Man in the World, (ss) Bachelor June 1962
• * The Year the Blue Sox Blew the Pennant, (ss) Ace May 1966
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• * The Man from O.R.G.Y. by Justin Marriott, (ar) The Paperback Fanatic #9, February 2009

[]Mark, William James (chron.)
• * An Island Mystery, (sl) The Boy’s Own Paper Aug 4, Aug 11, Aug 18, Aug 25, Sep 1, Sep 8, Sep 15, Sep 22, Sep 29 1906

[]Markarian, Michele (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Voices, (vi) Daily Science Fiction April 19 2017

[]Marke, Terence (chron.)
• * Auto Da Fé, (vi) The Wind and the Rain Spring 1942
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• * Editor (with Michael Allmand, Neville Braybrooke & Roland Brown): The Wind and the Rain Spring 1942
• * Editor (with Neville Braybrooke): The Wind and the Rain Winter 1941/1942

[]Markel, Bob (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * “Rottenest Town in the U.S.”, (ar) Cavalier #19, January 1955
• * Ya Gotta Kill ’Em to Train ’Em!, (ar) Battle Cry December 1955

[]Markel, Helen (fl. 1940s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Cookie’s Tour, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 24 1945
• * Make-Believe Mother, (ss) McCall’s March 1946
• * Sheer Delight: Women’s Stockings, (ar) Collier’s October 14 1955

[]Markel, Kenneth (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Commando Abrams’ Lust and Kill Cave War, (ss) Man’s Book Periodical October 1964
• * The Fantastic Escape of the Fraulein-Loving Fly Boy, (ts) Man’s Book Periodical January 1964

[]Markel, Lester (chron.)
• * The Real Sins of the Presses, (ar) Harper’s Magazine December 1962

[]Markel, Mike (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Audition, (ss) Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine July/August 2005

[]Marker, Andrew R. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Bit of Battle: How Idaho Won the Krupp Guns, (ar) The Pacific Monthly February 1908

[]Marker, George (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Argosy May 1990

[]Markert, Lawrence (chron.)
• * [unknown poem], (pm) Just Pulp, The Magazine of Popular Fiction Fall 1980

[]Markert, Patricia (chron.)
• * Diary of a Worker, (pm) Pulpsmith Fall 1987

[]Markert, Russell (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * My 46 Dancing Daughters, (ar) The American Magazine May 1955

[]Markette, Gary A. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Deuce ex Machina, (ss) GateWay S-F Magazine Spring 2002

[]Marketter, Bay (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Second Thoughts, (ss) The Red Magazine December 1918

[]Markewich, Robert (chron.)
• * Return to the Bronx, (ss) Story #91, July/August 1941

[]Markey, Corinne Harris (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * Apples of Sodom, (ss) Woman’s World November 1928
• * A Combination That Couldn’t Be Beaten, (ss) The American Magazine April 1923
• * The Dollar Princess, (ss) Cupid’s Diary May 17 1927
• * Earth and Everything, (ss) Woman’s World May 1923
• * The Empty Room, (ss) The Illustrated Detective Magazine May 1932
• * A Flash in the Pan, (ss) Saucy Stories November 15 1922
• Saucy Stories (UK) November 15 1922
• * Into the Hands of the Enemy, (ss) Argosy Allstory Weekly October 13 1923
• * Jasmin Lee, (ss) Pep Stories September 1927
• * The Mystery of Room 513, (ss) The American Magazine December 1924
• * Now, If It Only Hadn’t Rained!, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion April 1923
• * Patsy Encounters Inhibitions, (ss) Woman’s World November 1926
• * “Terms to Be Arranged”, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion August 1921
• * When a Lady Loves, (ss) People’s Popular Monthly January 1926

[]Markey, Edward J. (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Fossil, (vi) Nocturne #2, 1989
• * A Remarkable Talent, (vi) Nocturne #2, 1989

[]Markey, Gene; [i.e., Eugene Willford Markey] (1895-1980) (chron.)
• * Amabel from Clarice Ltd., (ss) Woman’s Home Companion February 1929
• * Ange of Zamboanga, (ss) Extension Magazine August 1921
• * The Anglophile, (ss) Everybody’s May 1922
• * Antiques, (ss) The Bookman February 1922
• * At the Russian Bear, (ss) Extension Magazine September 1924
• * Bless Their Little Hearts, (ss) Cosmopolitan June 1950
• * Blinky, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine January 1923
• * Blow the Man Down!, (ss) Liberty February 14 1942
• * Bright Alley (with Ina Claire), (ss) Harper’s Bazar February 1927
• * The Bugler, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine June 1920
• * Business Is Pleasure (with Elsie Janis), (ss) The Red Book Magazine October 1928
• * Cash Bail (with Edwin Balmer), (ss) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine June 1924
• * Cathedral Mountain, (ss) Extension Magazine April 1923
• * Chateau, (ss) Extension Magazine November 1925
• * Child of Broadway, (sl) Stage Stories Feb, Apr 1929
• Cupid’s Diary Jun 26, Jul 10, Jul 24 1929
• * Child of the Earth, (ss) Extension Magazine January 1922
• * Cider-Mill Mystery, (ss) Extension Magazine August 1926
• * The Cinderella Game, (ss) McCall’s Magazine June 1922
• * Close Harmony (with Elsie Janis), (ss) The Red Book Magazine September 1928
• * The Crazy Man, (ss) Ainslee’s January 1921
• * Crown Jewels, (ss) McCall’s Magazine October 1929
• * The Crush, (vi) Wayside Tales April 1922
• * Cynthia of the Sonnets, (ss) Harper’s Bazar April 1921
• * Dark Island (with Charles W. Collins), (n.) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly Dec 1927, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1928
• * Darling Dilettante, (ss) Harper’s Bazar December 1921
• * The Desperado, (ss) The Smart Set March 1924
• * East and West, (ss) Extension Magazine October 1924
• * End of the Trail, (ss) Extension Magazine December 1922
• * Eye-Witnesses (with Edwin Balmer), (ss) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine May 1924
• * Fascinating Major Fusby, (ss) Snappy Stories 1st October 1921
• * The First Mrs. Bluebeard, (vi) Wayside Tales May 1922
• * Flor de Habana, (ss) McCall’s Magazine September 1925
• * Frankie and Johnny, (ss) Harper’s Bazar November 1928
• * Gentleman Jockey, (ss) Harper’s Bazar July 1927
• * Gold Derby (with Elsie Janis), (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1929
• * Good Night, Galatea!, (ss) Liberty October 11 1941
• * In Person (with Elsie Janis), (ss) The Red Book Magazine August 1928
• * Irish Eyes, (ss) Extension Magazine April 1924
• * Irony, (ss) The Wave June 1922
• * Is the Stage a Greater Career Than Marriage?, (ar) Liberty May 28 1927
• * K. Kerry, (ss) Extension Magazine December 1924
• * The Lady from Iloilo, (ss) Wayside Tales March 1922
• * Listen, Baby (with Elsie Janis), (ss) The Red Book Magazine May 1928
• * The Long Rider, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales January 1954
• The Fall Roundup ed. Harry E. Maule, Random House, 1955
• * Man in Black Canyon, (ss) Extension Magazine January 1924
• * Man in the Red Coat, (ss) Extension Magazine February 1923
• * Manor of Mystery, (ss) Extension Magazine January 1926
• * Midnight, (ss) Extension Magazine September 1923
• * Mr. Grubb, (ss) The Green Book Magazine August 1920
• * Nigger Boy, (ss) Extension Magazine August 1922
• * Night Call (with Edwin Balmer), (ss) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine February 1924
• * Paradox Lost, (ss) Harper’s Bazar January 1928
• * Pirate Gold, (ss) Extension Magazine June 1925
• * Playboy, (ss) The Red Book Magazine June 1929
• * Plumber’s Pudding, (ss) Harper’s Bazar November 1926
• * Pretty Polly, (ss) The Smart Set June 1924
• The Smart Set (UK) September 1924
• * Prodigal, (ss) Extension Magazine March 1926
• * A Promising Young Actress, (ss) Photoplay February 1926
• Romance May 1926
• * Protection (with Edwin Balmer), (ss) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine April 1924
• * The Reformation of Mamma’s Boy, (ss) Photoplay May 1924
• * Road to Rouen, (ss) Harper’s Bazar May 1928
• * Romance—and Mary Malone, (ss) Extension Magazine January 1923
• * Santa Maria, (ss) Extension Magazine February 1924
• * The Show Case, (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1927
• * Showman, (ss) Extension Magazine January 1928
• * Siren…for a Day, (ss) Cosmopolitan February 1952
• * Spick Lady, (ss) Extension Magazine November 1921
• * Strange Seas, (ss) Wayside Tales and Cartoons Magazine December 1921
• * The Striker, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine June 1921
• * Sweet Job (with Edwin Balmer), (ss) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine March 1924
• * Taste for Orchids, (ss) Extension Magazine September 1922
• * That’s the Proper Spirit, (ss) Ainslee’s March 1921
• * Thursday for Crosses, (ss) Ainslee’s December 1920
• * Toujours, Priscilla, (ss) Harper’s Bazar August 1921
• * Uncharted Seas, (ss) Extension Magazine March 1925
• * Verdict (with Edwin Balmer), (ss) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine July 1924
• * Wise Man, (ss) Extension Magazine December 1925
• * With Cowardly Cunning, (ss) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine January 1920

[]Markey, Hugh J., IV (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * [poem], (pm) Mystery Time Autumn/Winter 1996

[]Markey, John (chron.)
• * Black Sheep, (ss) The Canadian Magazine February 1917

[]Markey, Kate
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• * Editor: The Big Issue in the North Dec 14/Dec 27 2002, Apr 26/May 2 2003

[]Markey, Maurice (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Gentlemen in Jail, (ar) Redbook Magazine August 1938

[]Markey, Morris (1899-1950) (about) (chron.)
• * Air Battle for Saipan, (ar) Liberty Sep 2, Sep 9 1944
• * Alcoholics and God, (ar) Liberty September 30 1939
• * Are Operations Necessary?, (ar) Liberty March 28 1942
• * Are You Safe with Sulfa Drugs?, (ar) Liberty July 11 1942
• * Are You Safe with Your Doctor?, (ar) Liberty July 4 1942
• * The Army’s Got a Navy, Too, (ar) Liberty July 1 1944
• * Around the World’s Fair, (ar) Redbook Magazine April 1939
• * Art Drives a Bargain, (ss) Droll Stories June 1923
• * Ask-Him-Another Kieran, (ar) Liberty March 16 1940
• * Atlantic Convoy, (ar) Liberty Oct 23, Oct 30 1943
• * Be Good to Your Eyes, (ar) Liberty January 16 1943
• * The Big Four of the High Iron, (ar) Liberty January 5 1946
• * Black Market in Houses, (ar) Liberty November 30 1946
• * Blitzkrieg on Boredom, (ar) Liberty June 2 1945
• * Blueprint for Battle, (ar) Liberty November 11 1944
• * Bombers Over Japan, (ar) Liberty February 3 1945
• * Brains and Brawn Need—Apply U.S.A., (ar) Liberty November 9 1946
• * The Brewers Clean Their House, (ar) Liberty April 27 1940
• * Brief Item in Time of Peace, (ss) Harper’s Magazine April 1934
• * Camp Morale—What Goes On?, (ar) Liberty August 2 1941
• * Carrier Pilots, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine January 1945
• * The Case of the Poisoned Bun, (ss)
• Fifty Strangest Stories Ever Told, Odhams, 1937
• * Children Hear Too Much, (ar) This Week January 21 1940
• * The Civilians of Saipan, (ar) Liberty November 4 1944
• * Coast Guard, (ar) Liberty July 11 1942
• * The Comics and Little Willie, (ar) Liberty August 24 1940
• * Coming Up: The Light Metal Age, (ar) Liberty August 7 1943
• * Courage of the Conquered, (ar) Liberty May 23 1942
• * Crash, (ar) Esquire February 1951
• * The Crime of Coming Home, (ar) Harper’s Magazine October 1936
• * Do You Blindfold Yourself Against Life?, (ar) This Week May 21 1939
• * Experts at Raising the Roof, (ar) Liberty December 1 1945
• * Famine in Europe—What Will It Mean?, (ar) Liberty April 19 1941
• * Fathers by Proxy, (ar) Liberty November 1948
• * Fighting Steel, (ar) Liberty March 18 1944
• * Fleeting Visit to Albany, (ss) The New Yorker April 28 1934
• * 40,000 Neighbors, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 18 1940
• * Gangs, (ar) The Atlantic Monthly March 1928
• * The Gentle Art of Torture, (ar) Liberty August 17 1940
• * Getting Away from It All, (ar) Redbook Magazine December 1936
• * Great News on Cancer!, (ar) Liberty March 1 1941
• * The Home of the Free—and the Future, (ar) McCall’s March 1937
• * Homeward from Truk, (ts) The Blue Book Magazine July 1945
• * How Far Have We Gone Toward Socialized Medicine?, (ar) Liberty January 8 1944
• * How Much Do You Owe Uncle?, (ar) Liberty December 26 1942
• * How Soldiers Are Kept Well, (ar) Liberty July 18 1942
• * How They Get the “H” in the H. C. of L., (ar) Liberty January 1950
• * How War Saves Lives, (ar) Liberty August 8 1942
• * A Husband’s Night in the Kitchen, (ar) This Week October 9 1938
• * Intimate Portrait of Changing America: Part Two—The Education of a Young Man, (ar) Redbook Magazine October 1942
• * Island Command, (ar) Liberty Jun 3, Jun 10 1944
• * King of Coal, (ar) Liberty August 11 1945
• * Kwajalein Attack, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine December 1944
• * Lady of the Evening, (ts) Esquire January 1951
• Girls from Esquire, Random House, 1952
• * Land of the Pilgrims’ Pride, (ar) McCall’s Magazine Feb, May 1932
• * Let Freedom Ring, (ar) McCall’s October 1940
• * Limitless Magic in a Little Tube, (ar) Liberty May 8 1943
• * Marigold, (ss) Breezy Stories November 1923
• * Meet Me at the Fair (with Charles Merz), (ar) McCall’s Magazine June 1933
• * Missing, (ex) from Manhattan Reporter, 1935
• The Book Digest of Best Sellers #13, February 1938
• * The Mysterious Death of Starr Faithful, (ar) True Crime Detective Summer 1952
• Page One Detective Summer 1952
• * Nature the Farmer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 21 1934
• * Naval Aviator No. 1, (ar) Liberty February 17 1945
• * Newton D. Baker: President at Large?, (ar) McCall’s Magazine December 1931
• * New Warps and Strange Woofs, (ar) Liberty July 3 1943
• * Northwestern Agriculture, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 4 1934
• * Northwestern Agriculture—Mainly About Politics, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 18 1934
• * Nurses with Wings, (ar) Liberty October 28 1944
• * Old Man River Goes Straight, (ar) Liberty March 16 1946
• * Organized Labor’s Problem Child, (ar) Liberty September 15 1945
• * Our Airlines and the Politicians, (ar) Liberty March 8 1941
• * Our Navy’s Flying Weapons, (ar) Liberty January 6 1945
• * Our New Army—Mass Production, (ar) Redbook Magazine March 1941
• * Our New Spies, (ar) Liberty July 6 1946
• * Pacific Champions, (ar) Liberty May 26 1945
• * Peace Among the Tailormen, (ar) Liberty October 13 1945
• * Pep Talk, (ss) The New Yorker June 3 1939
• * A Public Servant, (ss) The New Yorker June 20 1931
• * Putting Them on Their Feet, (ar) Liberty June 15 1946
• * The Revelation of Kwajalein, (ar) Liberty April 22 1944
• * Robert Hart, Tankmaker, (ar) Redbook Magazine August 1941
• * The Salaries of Radio Stars, (ar) Liberty June 9 1934
• * Science Looks at the Healings of Lourdes, (ar) Liberty Feb 21, Feb 28 1942
• * Something New in Labor, (ar) Liberty December 21 1946
• * The Sovereign Voice, (ss) The New Yorker November 7 1925
• * Stand Up, Bold Sons, (ar) Redbook Magazine October 1938
• * Steel, (ss)
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine August 1936
• * Steel Men with Iron Wills, (ar) Liberty November 10 1945
• * The Strange Noise of Dr. Beldoon, (vi) Harper’s Magazine October 1939
• * Suggestion for Defense, (ar) Liberty May 17 1941
• * Taking the Rub Out of Rubber, (ar) Liberty December 5 1942
• * t.b., (ar) Liberty December 19 1942
• * That Vine-Covered Gas Pump, (ar) Liberty August 10 1946
• * They Also Serve, (ar) Liberty March 31 1945
• * They Passed This Way, (ar) McCall’s December 1946
• * They Take It When You’re Not Looking, (ar) Liberty February 15 1941
• * They Work at the Weaver’s Trade, (ar) Liberty February 9 1946
• * Tiny Tryouts, (ar) Liberty April 27 1946
• * Tomorrow’s Drudgery-Free Homes, (ar) Liberty June 12 1943
• * The Toughest Mop-up Is Ahead, (ar) Liberty January 20 1945
• * Twenty Years After, (ar) Redbook Magazine December 1938
• * Two Cures for Crowding, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 23 1934
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