The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 7524

[]Norman, Marion (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Coqueñas Timber Flume, (ss) The Story-teller August 1910
• * A Cretan Wooing, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) August 1910
• * The Disappearance of Lieutenant Treveyan, (ss) The Grand Magazine November 1910
• * Eddies in the Tide, (ss) Short Stories October 1911
• The Story-teller November 1912
• * The Gum Digger, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1911
• * In the Hour of Triumph, (ss) The Grand Magazine July 1911
• * Jake, (ss) The Red Magazine February 15 1911
• * The Shack, (ss) The Grand Magazine December 1911
• * The Turning of a Soiled Page, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) December 1910
• * A Woman of Greece, (ss) The Story-teller December 1910

[]Norman, Mark (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Interzone #167, May 2001

[]Norman, Marsha (Williams) (1947- ) (about) (chron.)
• * The Fortune Teller, (ex)
• Cosmopolitan August 1987

[]Norman, Marshall (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * First Flight in France, (ar) The Captain #234, September 1918
• * First Flights in France: Over the Lines, (ar) The Captain #235, October 1918

[]Norman, Martin (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Presenting Moonshine #30, April 1973
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Saturday Evening Post October 1974
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Argosy March 1976
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Murder Ink: The Mystery Reader’s Companion ed. Dilys Winn, Workman Publishing, 1977

[]Norman, Mary (chron.)
• * The Beauty Mask, (na) The American Magazine February 1936

[]Norman, Michael (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Chapter and Verse, (ss) Story Summer 1993

[]Norman, Mick; pseudonym of Laurence James (1942-2000)
_____, [ref.]
• * Angels with Dirty Faces by Martin Jones, (br) Pulpmania #1, 2006

[]Norman, Montagu (Collet, 1st Baron Norman) (1871-1950) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * The Bearded Banker by Private Secretary, (ar) The New Passing Show April 9 1932
• * The Governor of the Bank of England by Kathleen Woodward, (bg) The Strand Magazine April 1939
• The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” May 1939
• * What Is This Man’s Secret? by Peter Forrest, (bg) The Strand Magazine March 1943

[]Norman, Muriel M. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * The Conceited Cuckoo, (ss) Premier Book for Children 1961
• * The Silver Hair, (ss) Premier Book for Children 1961
• * The Wonderful Dancing Shoes, (ss) Super Book for Children, Dean & Son, 1965

[]Norman, N. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Arts and Crafts, (cl) The Woman at Home Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1911, Jan 1912

[]Norman, Noel Wilson (1901-1981); used pseudonym Louis Kaye (about) (chron.)
• * The Amazon, (ss) The Grand Magazine September 1934, as by Louis Kaye
• * Back Country Boy, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine April 1948, as by Louis Kaye
• * Bait, (ss) The Corner Magazine November 1930, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Barred Way, (ss) The Story-teller March 1935, as by Louis Kaye
• * Big Money, (ss) The Strand Magazine November 1929, as by Louis Kaye
• * Birds of Prey, (ss) The Novel Magazine September 1929, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Black Boy, (ss) The Royal Magazine February 1928, as by Louis Kaye
• * Boomerang, (ss) The Strand Magazine June 1929, as by Louis Kaye
• Bluebook April 1953, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Brumby Car, (ss) Collier’s February 20 1943, as by Louis Kaye
• * Bush Camp, (ss) The Strand Magazine March 1931, as by Louis Kaye
• * By the Last Fires, (ss) Short Stories May 1950, as by Louis Kaye
• Short Stories (UK) April 1953, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Call of Life, (ss) The Strand Magazine September 1930, as by Louis Kaye
• * Camel-Wagon Quest, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine November 1941, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Capable Mrs. Marlow, (ss) The Blue Magazine #87, September 1926, as by Louis Kaye
• * Caravan of the Damned, (ss) Adventure August 1956, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Cook’s Story, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) February 1930, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Crippled Ship, (ss) Britannia and Eve September 1934, as by Louis Kaye
• * Dead Finish, (ss) The Novel Magazine March 1934, as by Louis Kaye
• * Desert Gold, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine January 1941, as by Louis Kaye
• * Dusty Courage, (ss) MacLean’s September 1 1931, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Escort, (ss) The Story-teller June 1936, as by Louis Kaye
• * Faith of Petunia, (ss) The Story-teller April 1931, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Fifth White, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine November 1927, as by Louis Kaye
• * Final Instructions, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #152, February 1935, as by Louis Kaye
• * “Five Men Went Out”, (ss) The Story-teller January 1931, as by Louis Kaye
• * Forbidden Oasis, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 28 1953, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Freckled King, (ss) The Crusoe Mag. #23, April 1926, as by Louis Kaye
• * Fugitives’ Country, (nv) The Windsor Magazine September 1932, as by Louis Kaye
• Best Mystery Stories of the Year 1932, Faber and Faber, 1933, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Gold Carriers, (ss) Everybody’s November 1927, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Gossipers, (ss) The Windsor Magazine April 1929, as by Louis Kaye
• * Grand Opportunity, (ss) North American Review March 1929, as by Louis Kaye
• * Handcuffs, (ss) Britannia and Eve May 1932, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Helping Hand, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine September 1935, as by Louis Kaye
• * Hoofprints in Dust, (ss) Britannia and Eve October 1934, as by Louis Kaye
• * Kangaroo Rifle, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1945, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Last Chapter, (ss) The Story-teller February 1936, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Lee Rail, (ss) The Story-teller November 1935, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Loser, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #177, March 1937, as by Louis Kaye
• * Lost Landmarks, (ss) Britannia and Eve January 1934, as by Louis Kaye
• * MacKimmon’s Gold, (ss) The Novel Magazine February 1933, as by Louis Kaye
• * A Man Who Went Back, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #170, August 1936, as by Louis Kaye
• * A Map in the Red Desert, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1947, as by Louis Kaye
• * The March of the Musicians, (ss) The Royal Magazine April 1929, as by Louis Kaye
• * Mark of Brotherhood, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine August 1945, as by Louis Kaye
• * Marksman, (ss) MacLean’s May 1 1927, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Mate-Law, (ss) MacLean’s June 15 1928, as by Louis Kaye
• The Story-teller September 1928, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Message Stick, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine March 1946, as by Louis Kaye
• * More Than Guesswork, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine November 1936, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Necessary Rope, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine April 1942, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Necklet, (ss) Short Stories October 1950, as by Louis Kaye
• * No Bounty, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine June 1945, as by Louis Kaye
• * Obadiah, (ss) Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine May 1926, as by Louis Kaye
• * Off the Trail, (ss) Everybody’s May 1927, as by Louis Kaye
• * Old Man Kangaroo, (ss) Adventure June 1940, as by Louis Kaye
• * Pins in a Map, (ss) The Story-teller January 1936, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Purchase, (ss) The Royal Magazine July 1927, as by Louis Kaye
• The Grand Magazine July 1930, as by Louis Kaye
• * Red Bandanna, (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1932, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Red-Dust Murder, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post August 16 1952, as by Louis Kaye
• * Red Fog, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine November 1940, as by Louis Kaye
• * Revenge, (ss) Bluebook September 1953, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Ring, (ss) The Royal Magazine January 1928, as by Louis Kaye
• * Salt Water, (ss) Mystery Magazine January 1927, as by Louis Kaye
• * Shadow of the Gods, (ss) Collier’s July 17 1943, as by Louis Kaye
• * Sign of Kalu, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post August 14 1954, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Silent Guards, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) September 1929, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Storm Strip, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine February 1951, as by Louis Kaye
• * Strange Ones, (ss) The Passing Show February 19 1938, as by Louis Kaye
• * Sun, (ss) MacLean’s January 15 1929, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Taunters, (ss) Britannia and Eve March 1934, as by Louis Kaye
• * There Rode Death, (ss) Britannia and Eve May 1935, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Tracks of Sonya, (ss) The Passing Show October 1 1932, as by Louis Kaye
• * ’Tween Decks, (ss) The Strand Magazine September 1927, as by Louis Kaye
• The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” October 1927, as by Louis Kaye
• * Walk to Glory, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 2 1940, as by Louis Kaye
• * Water Train, (ss) The Novel Magazine October 1932, as by Louis Kaye
• * Well—Let’s Laugh!, (ss) The Passing Show January 22 1938, as by Louis Kaye
• * Widow’s Cruise, (ss) The Passing Show September 25 1937, as by Louis Kaye
• * The Woman Who Hated Sheep, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine March 1930, as by Louis Kaye

[]Norman, Oliver (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Correcting the Rule of Thumb, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine September 1907

[]Norman, Paul (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * In June, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine June 1914

[]Norman, Peter (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Valediction, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine March 1935

[]Norman, Peter (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Advice Fail x3, (pm) On Spec #129, 2024
• * Like We Said, (pm) Pulp Literature #27, Summer 2020
• * Night Stylist, (ss) Pulp Literature #12, Autumn 2016

[]Norman, Philip (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Famous Veteran Cricketers:
  * ___ 1: Herbert Jenner (now Jenner-Fust), (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine December 1892
• * Herbert Jenner (now Jenner-Fust), (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine December 1892
• * Historic London Houses, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine January 1895
• * Inns and Taverns of Old London, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine December 1890
• * Old City Houses, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine December 1891
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The English Illustrated Magazine Jul, Dec 1890, Sep, Dec 1891, Jan 1895

[]Norman, Philip; pseudonym of George Norman Philips (1884-1972) (chron.)
• * The Key Man from New York, (na)
• Detective Weekly #202, January 2 1937
• * The Quitter, (na) The Thriller #5, March 9 1929, as "The Man Who Quit", by Anthony Skene
• Detective Weekly #196, November 21 1936

[]Norman, Philip (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Argosy Profile: John Betjeman, (iv) Argosy (UK) August 1968 [Ref. John Betjeman]
• * A Cinematograph King, (ss) Argosy (UK) June 1967
• * The Culling of the Fourth Estate, (ss) King (UK) September 1967
• * The End of the Pier, (ss) Argosy (UK) February 1967
• * Miss Aitchison’s Gentleman Journalist, (ss) Argosy (UK) June 1968
• * Old Man Band, (ss) Argosy (UK) December 1967
• * Sergeant Samwich, (ss) King (UK) June 1967

[]Norman, Philip (fl. 1960s-1970s) (chron.)
• * Blues Next Door, (ss) Playboy June 1972
• * You Dreadful Squalid Sow, (ar) Mayfair v3 #3, 1968

[]Norman, Philip (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Grandma Norman and the Queen, (ar) Granta #15, Spring 1985
• * Ol’ Black Rock, (ss) Granta #7, Spring 1983

[]Norman, Philip (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * He’s Still Standing, (ar) Penthouse February 1992

[]Norman, R. (fl. 1940s)
_____, trans.
• * The Spirit of Madame de Genlis by Nikolai Leskov, (ss)
• Strange To Tell ed. Marjorie Fischer & Rolfe Humphries, Julian Messner, 1946

[]Norman, Rebecca (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Path, (pm) Penumbric Speculative Fiction June 2002
• * Strange Forces, (pm) Penumbric Speculative Fiction June 2002

[]Norman, Rex; pseudonym of John A. Saxon (1886-1947) (chron.)
• * Behind Hell’s Veil, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories November 1937
• Speed Mystery February 1943, as "Glass Eyes", by John Wayne
• * Black Blood Call, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories April 1939
• * Blood on the Border, (ss) Spicy Western Stories March 1938
• * Boneyard, (ss) Romantic Western January 1938
• Spicy Western Stories October 1941, as "Hired Guns", by Sam Trevor
• * Broncho Busting Showdown, (ss) Spicy Western Stories May 1939
• Speed Western Stories February 1947, as by John Wayne
• * Buckskin Breed, (ss) Spicy Western Stories March 1939
• Speed Western Stories October 1943, as "Late for a Holdup", by Harry Hastings
• Leading Western August 1947, as "Gold-Poke Payoff", by Randolph Barr
• * Clear All Wires, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1937
• * Coffin Come-Back, (ss) Romantic Western November 1938
• * Dance of Damballa, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories September 1937
• Spicy Mystery Stories April 1941, as "Silver Bullet", by Clinton Eaton
• The Best of Spicy Mystery Volume 1 ed. Alfred Jan, Altus Press, 2012
• * Death Among the Maguey, (ss) Spicy Western Stories January 1938
• Speed Western Stories August 1943, as "Murder: New and Improved", by Max Neilson
• * Dodo Dynamite, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories March 1938
• * Double Trouble Doubled, (ss) Spicy Western Stories May 1937
• Spicy Western Stories August 1942, as "Long Rope Justice", by John Wayne
• * Dream Doom, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories December 1938
• * Gun-Hawk Fire, (ss) Spicy Western Stories July 1939
• * The Hanged Man, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories February 1940
• * Hellstick Haven, (ss) Romantic Western July 1938
• Spicy Western Stories September 1942, as "Down River Danger", by John Wayne
• * Hump of El Diablo, (ss) Spicy Western Stories September 1937
• Spicy Western Stories March 1942, as "Murder Mesa", by James L. Gordon
• * Inside Straight, (ss) Spicy Western Stories August 1937
• Spicy Western Stories January 1942, as "Dry-Gulched", by Clark Nelson
• * The Lord from the Sea, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories March 1938
• * Mantrap, (ss) Spicy Western Stories October 1937
• * Mexican Meeting, (ss) Spicy Western Stories April 1937
• Spicy Western Stories February 1941, as "Girl in the Saddle", by Stan Warner
• * No Guns Allowed, (ss) Spicy Western Stories April 1938
• Spicy Western Stories June 1941, as "One Man’s Death", by John Phillips
• * Pact of the Wine God, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories January 1938
• * Red Hands, (ss) Spicy Western Stories November 1937
• Speed Western Stories March 1943, as "The Brand of Cain", by Paul Hanna
• * Red Reckoning, (ss) Spicy Western Stories August 1938
• Spicy Western Stories September 1942, as "Wasteland Girl", by Walter Cook
• * The Ring of Fate, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories May 1938
• Spicy Mystery Stories September 1942, as "Marked by a Master", by Harold Lee Grace
• * Rodeo Rats, (ss) Spicy Western Stories July 1937
• Spicy Western Stories March 1942, as "Hell on Wheels", by Max Neilson
• Spicy Western Stories ed. Tom Mason, Malibu Graphics, 1990, as "Hell on Wheels", by Max Neilson
• * She Who Dwelled in Darkness, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories April 1937
• * Six-Gun Rendezvous, (ss) Spicy Western Stories June 1938
• Spicy Western Stories September 1941, as "Murder Range", by John Phillips
• Spicy Western Stories ed. Tom Mason, Malibu Graphics, 1990
• * Spanish Switch, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories January 1938
• * The Stone of Ageless Evil, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories January 1937
• Spicy Mystery Stories ed. Tom Mason, Malibu Graphics, 1990
• * Trail of the Goat, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories February 1937
• * Vinegaroon Vengeance, (ss) Spicy Western Stories February 1938
• * The Voice of Gaea, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories May 1937
• Spicy Mystery Stories September 1941, as "Known and Unknown", by John Phillips
• * The Woolly Way, (ss) Spicy Western Stories December 1937
• Speed Western Stories June 1943, as "Saddle Bum", by George Freeman Tracy