The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 7591

[]Oper, T. (chron.)
• * The Ball That Was Mortal, (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine May 1900

[]Opera, Lino (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Stories by the Way, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1924

[]Opera Glass (chron.)
• * From the Stalls, (ms) The National Monthly November 1909

[]Operative 1701; pseudonym of Bill Laidlaw (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * The Hidalgo Trading Corporation of America in 1979, (sl) Doc Savage Quarterly #2, #1 Apr 1980
• * The Real Steve Austin (with Sue Hagen), (ar) Age of the Unicorn #6, February 1980

[]Operative D-1 (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * D.C.I., (ar) Flynn’s Weekly May 14 1927
• * William Carse, (ar) Flynn’s Weekly March 12 1927

[]Operative X-13; pseudonym (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Opium!, (ss) True Detective Mysteries January 1924

[]Operator 1384; pseudonym of David Harvey John Barrington (1900-?) (chron.)
• * British Girl Sold Into Slavery, (ar) Tit-Bits #2854, July 11 1936

[]Opern, A. (fl. 1910s)
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• * [front cover], (cv) Everybody’s Magazine July 1913

[]Opert, Christopher P. (chron.)
• * Eternal Dream, (pm) Space and Time #100, Spring 2007

[]Operti, Albert (chron.)
• * Buried Hopes in the Arctic, (ar) Associated Sunday Magazine September 30 1906
• * Icebergs, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine December 1901

[]Opie, Amelia (Alderson) (1769-1853)
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• * Mrs. Opie by Anne Isabella Ritchie, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine October 1883

[]Opie, Iona (1923-2017) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Beauty and the Beast (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Bluebeard (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Cinderella (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Diamonds and Toads (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Frog Prince (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Goldilocks and the Three Bears (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Hansel and Gretel (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The History of Tom Thumb (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Hop o’ My Thumb (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Introduction (with Peter Opie), (in) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Jack and the Beanstalk (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Jack the Giant Killer (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Little Red Ridinghood (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Preface (with Peter Opie), (fw) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Princess on the Pea (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Puss in Boots (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Rumpelstiltskin (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Sleeping Beauty (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Swineherd (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Three Heads in the Well (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Three Wishes (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Thumbelina (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Tinder Box (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Twelve Dancing Princesses (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Yellow Dwarf (with Peter Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
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• * The Classic Fairy Tales (with Peter Opie), (Oxford University Press US, 1974, an)

[]Opie, John (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Siberian Experiences, (ts) Combat: The Action Magazine February 1957

[]Opie, June (chron.)
• * Girl on the River, (ss) Australian Short Stories #33, 1991

[]Opie, Peter (1918-1982) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Beauty and the Beast (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Bluebeard (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Cinderella (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Diamonds and Toads (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Frog Prince (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Goldilocks and the Three Bears (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Hansel and Gretel (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The History of Tom Thumb (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Hop o’ My Thumb (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Introduction (with Iona Opie), (in) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * It’s Lovely to Be Young, (ar) Lilliput May 1940
• * Jack and the Beanstalk (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Jack the Giant Killer (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Little Red Ridinghood (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Peace with Honour, (vi) Lilliput August 1941
• * Preface (with Iona Opie), (fw) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Princess on the Pea (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Puss in Boots (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Rumpelstiltskin (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Sleeping Beauty (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Swineherd (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Thirty Men to Make It, (ss) Lilliput December 1942
• * The Three Heads in the Well (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Three Wishes (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * Thumbelina (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Tinder Box (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Twelve Dancing Princesses (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
• * The Yellow Dwarf (with Iona Opie), (si) The Classic Fairy Tales ed. Iona & Peter Opie, O.U.P., 1974
_____, ed.
• * The Classic Fairy Tales (with Iona Opie), (Oxford University Press US, 1974, an)

[]Öpik, Ernst J(ulius) (1893-1985) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * The Oscillating Universe by Frederik Pohl, (br) If September 1960
• If (UK) #6, September 1960

[]Öpik, Lembit (1965- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Hash/Tag Heartbreak, (ss) Savage Planets May 2021

[]Opilla, Tom J. J. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * On Conan’s Psychology, (lt) Amra v2 #58, 1973
• * On Destinations, (lt) Amra v2 #52, 1970
• * Street Railway Centaur, (il) Amra v2 #56, 1972

[]Opotowsky, Stan (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Flight 266 Is Missing!, (ar) Argosy August 1962

[]Opp, Julia F. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Calvé at Home, (ia) Munsey’s Magazine February 1896
• * Calvé Intime, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly April 1896
• * William T. Dannat, (ia) Munsey’s Magazine August 1895

[]Oppe, H. S. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Old Charterhouse School, (ar) The Captain #2, May 1899

[]Oppe, Sam (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Collier’s Jan 19, May 17 1952

[]Oppegaard, David (fl. 2000s)
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• * Wormwood, Nevada, (br) Weird Tales Fall 2009

[]Oppel, Frank (fl. 1980s) (books)
_____, ed.
• * Tales of the West, (Castle, 1984, an)

[]Oppel, Jean-Hugues (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Paris Calling, (ss) Paris Noir ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Serpent's Tail US, 2008

[]Oppel, Kenneth (Kerry) (1967- )
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• * Airborn by Paul Kincaid, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #197, January 2005
• * Airborn by Walter Minkel, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #209, January 2006
• * Skybreaker by Walter Minkel, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #209, January 2006
• * Skybreaker, (br) Twilight Zine #47, 2007

[]Oppelt, Larry (fl. 1960s)
• * Midwest Advertising Manager:
  * ___ Rogue, 63/02 - 63/07

[]Oppen, F. (chron.)
• * Horrified Elder Brother, (il) St. Nicholas September 1876
• * “No Skool Today”, (il) St. Nicholas December 1877

[]Oppen, George (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Two Romance Poems, (pm) Transatlantic Review #52, Autumn 1975

[]Oppen, Grace (chron.)
• * A Shot in the Dark, (ss) Moving Picture Stories #125, May 21 1915

[]Oppen, I. (chron.)
• * Another Daylight Burglary, (il) St. Nicholas January 1877
• * Carlo and the Milk Pan, (il) St. Nicholas November 1876

[]Oppen, Mary (chron.)
• * The Idlers’ Club:
  * ___ “Which is the most painful, Wit or Humour?”, (sy) The Idler May 1900
• * “Which is the most painful, Wit or Humour?”, (sy) The Idler May 1900

[]Oppenberg, Meg (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Wrath of Stan, (ss) Weird Tales October 2011

[]Oppenheim, Annie Isabella, F.B.P.S. (1858-1916) (chron.)
• * Character Studies of Footlight Favourites, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) November 1912
• * Character Studies of Footlight Favourites, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) February 1913
• * What the Face Reveals, (cl) The Strand Magazine (US) Nov, Dec 1911, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1912

[]Oppenheim, Beatrice (chron.)
• * Forest Speed-Up, (ar) Liberty January 18 1947

[]Oppenheim, Bennett L., Ph.D. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Smartest Man in the World, or, Admiring Philip José Farmer, (ar) Farmerphile #10, October 2007

[]Oppenheim, E(dward) Phillips (1866-1946); used pseudonym Anthony Partridge (about) (books) (chron.)
• * The Accidental Profession of the Honourable Algernon Knox:
  * ___ Miss de Hagon, Spy [Algernon Knox], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine August 1913
  • Nash’s Magazine October 1913
  * ___ Where Is John Grinen? [Algernon Knox], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine September 1913
  • Nash’s Magazine November 1913
• * The Actor’s Romance [The Hon. George Angus & Peter Bragg], (ss) Collier’s June 4 1927
• * The Adjourned Inquest [Nicholas Goade], (nv) Collier’s February 20 1926
• The Grand Magazine May 1926, as "The Coroner’s Dilemma"
• * The Adventure at the Villa De Cap Frinet [John T. Laxworthy], (ss) The Popular Magazine July 1 1912
• * The Adventure of the Caveman [Nicholas Goade], (nv) Collier’s March 6 1926
• The Grand Magazine November 1926, as "Wild Man’s Logic"
• * The Adventures of Mr. Laxworthy:
  * ___ I. The Flower-Seller of the Café Décat [John T. Laxworthy], (ss) The Story-teller December 1912
  * ___ II. The Deserted Hotel [John T. Laxworthy], (ss) The Popular Magazine September 1 1912
  • The Story-teller January 1913
  * ___ III. The Case of Mr. and Mrs. Stetson [John T. Laxworthy], (ss) The Story-teller February 1913
  * ___ IV. Mr. Greenlaw’s Forty Thousand Pounds [John T. Laxworthy], (ss) The Popular Magazine October 1 1912
  • The Story-teller March 1913
  * ___ V. The Disappearance of Mr. Colshaw [John T. Laxworthy], (ss) The Popular Magazine October 15 1912
  • The Story-teller April 1913
  * ___ VI. Mr. Laxworthy as Debt Collector [John T. Laxworthy], (ss) The Popular Magazine November 1 1912, as "The Debt Collector"
  • The Story-teller May 1913
• * The Adventures of Mr. Peter Ruff [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine September 1909, as "An Interrupted Supper Party"
• Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1909
• * The Adventures of Mr. Peter Ruff: 1 [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine September 1909, as "An Interrupted Supper Party"
• The Underworld March 1928
• * The Adventures of Mr. Peter Ruff: 2 [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine November 1909, as "An Episode in the Career of Mr. Vincent Cawdor, Commission Agent"
• The Underworld April 1928
• * The Adventures of Mr. Peter Ruff: 3 [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine December 1909, as "The Indiscretion of Letty Shaw"
• The Underworld May 1928
• * The Adventures of Mr. Peter Ruff: 4 [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine January 1910, as "Delilah from Streatham"
• The Underworld June 1928
• * The Adventures of Mr. Peter Ruff: 5 [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine February 1910, as "The Little Lady from Servia"
• The Underworld July 1928
• * The Adventures of Peter Ruff:
  * ___ The Demand of the Double-Four [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine March 1910
  * ___ Mrs. Bognor’s Star Boarder [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine April 1910
  * ___ The Perfidy of Miss Brown [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine May 1910
  * ___ I. An Interrupted Supper Party [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine September 1909
  * ___ II. The Mystery of Job Masters [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine October 1909
  * ___ III. An Episode in the Career of Mr. Vincent Cawdor, Commission Agent [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine November 1909
  * ___ 4. The Indiscretion of Letty Shaw [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine December 1909
  * ___ V. Delilah from Streatham [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine January 1910
  * ___ VI. The Little Lady from Servia [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine February 1910
• * Advice, Ltd., (sl) Woman’s Home Companion Jul, Aug, Nov 1933, Jan 1934
• * The Affair of an Alien Society [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1911, as "An Alien Society"
• The Story-teller September 1911
• * The Affair of the Alpha Cooking Stove, (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1913
• * The Affair of the House Party [Nicholas Goade], (nv) Collier’s April 3 1926
• * The Affair of the Santa Mona Spring [Edmund Martin], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine February 1915
• The Premier Magazine #11, March 1915
• * Against Orders, (??) Collier’s March 16 1935
• * An Alien Society [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1911
• The Story-teller September 1911, as "The Affair of an Alien Society"
• * An Alliance of Thieves [Aaron Rodd], (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine April 1918
• * The Amazing Abduction [Peter Benskin], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 18 1928
• * The Amazing Abduction [Peter Brett], (ss) The Strand Magazine October 1928; slightly revised from the original publication (Saturday Evening Post, February 18, 1928) in which the protagonist was named “Peter Benskin”.
• * The Amazing Adventures of Mr. Bundercombe:
  * ___ I. “The Shorn Lamb” [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Story-teller December 1914
  * ___ II. The Emancipation of Louis [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Story-teller January 1915
  * ___ III. Mr. Bundercombe’s Love Affair [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Story-teller February 1915
  * ___ IV. Lord Porthoning’s Lesson [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Story-teller March 1915
• * The Amazing Banquet [Gilbert Channay], (ss) The Story-teller November 1925
• * The Amazing Partnership:
  * ___ I. The Unpublished Tragedy of Mrs. Delamoir [Stanley Brooke], (ss) The Story-teller November 1913
  * ___ II. The Silent People [Stanley Brooke], (ss) The Story-teller December 1913
  * ___ III. The Disappearance of Monsieur Dupoy [Stanley Brooke], (ss) The Story-teller January 1914
  * ___ IV. The Spider’s Parlor [Stanley Brooke], (ss) The Story-teller February 1914
• * The Amazing Quest of Mr. Ernest Bliss:
  * ___ 1: The Affair of the Alpha Cooking Stove, (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1913
  * ___ 2: The Mysterious Bird-Fancier, (ss) The Novel Magazine August 1913
  * ___ 3: The Return of Ulysses, (ss) The Novel Magazine September 1913
  * ___ 4: The Notable Profession of Mr. James Fancourt, (ss) The Novel Magazine October 1913
  * ___ 5: Back to the Road, (ss) The Novel Magazine November 1913
  * ___ 6: Mr. Montague’s Predicament, (ss) The Novel Magazine December 1913
  * ___ 7: The Scratching of “Mr. Pontifex”, (ss) The Novel Magazine January 1914
  * ___ 8: The Other Mr. Bliss, (ss) The Novel Magazine February 1914
  * ___ 9: Heels, (ss) The Novel Magazine March 1914
  * ___ 10: The Goliath of Covent Garden, (ss) The Novel Magazine April 1914
  * ___ 11: A Street Caravanner, (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1914
  * ___ 12: Sir James Pays, (ss) The Novel Magazine June 1914
• * The Ambassador’s Dilemma, (ss) The Windsor Magazine September 1900
• Short Stories May 1906
• * The Ambassador’s Wife [Peter Ruff], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) February 1911
• The Story-teller March 1911
• * Ambush [General Samuel Besserley], (ss) This Week September 4 1938
• * An Amiable Charlatan:
  * ___ 1. The Man at Stephano’s [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 22 1913
  * ___ 2. The Coup in the Gambling Den [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 29 1913
  * ___ 3. Cullen Gives Advice [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 6 1913
  * ___ 4. The Wooing of Eve [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 13 1913
  * ___ 5. Mr. Samuelson [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 20 1913
  * ___ 6. The Party at the Milan [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 27 1913
  * ___ 7. One of Us [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 3 1914
  * ___ 8. At the Alhambra [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 10 1914
  * ___ 9. The Exposure [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 17 1914
  * ___ 10. A Broken Partnership [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 24 1914
• * The Amiable Intervention of Nicholas Goade [Nicholas Goade], (ss) The Grand Magazine October 1926
• * And Mr. Baggs Was Only Twenty-Three!, (ss) The Red Book Magazine April 1916
• * “Anon—£1,000” [Peter Hames], (ss) Collier’s January 24 1931, as "No Questions Asked"
• The Strand Magazine April 1931
• * The Answer to the Question [General Samuel Besserley], (ss) The Strand Magazine March 1935
• * An Aristocratic Socialist, (ss) The Windsor Magazine December 1902
• * Armadi Vase, (ss) Collier’s February 12 1927
• * “As Far as They Had Got” (with Charles Garvice, Richard Marsh, Arthur Morrison, Barry Pain, W. Pett Ridge & Horace Annesley Vachell), (ss) The Strand Magazine August 1911
• The Strand Magazine (US) September 1911
• * Ask Miss Mott [Miss Mott], (ss) Collier’s February 9 1935
* ___ No. 1. Miss Mott Interferes [Miss Mott], (ss) The Story-teller April 1935
* ___ No. 2 Dinner Without Masks [Miss Mott], (ss) The Story-teller May 1935
* ___ No. 3. The House in the Water [Miss Mott], (ss) The Story-teller June 1935
* ___ No. 4. Prisoner by Consent [Miss Mott], (ss) The Story-teller July 1935
* ___ No. 5. The Terrified Wife [Miss Mott], (ss) The Story-teller August 1935
* ___ No. 6. ?sEnd of an Alibi [Miss Mott], (ss) The Story-teller September 1935
• * The Astute Deal [Madame & Her Twelve Virgins], (ss) Harper’s Bazar October 1924
• Pearson’s Magazine November 1924, as "Mr. Hopps’s Astute Deal"
• The Canadian Magazine September 1926
• * The Atonement of Mr. Mountain [Rooke Legatees], (ss) This Week October 27 1935, as "The Silenced Partner"
• Pearson’s Magazine March 1936
• * The Atruscan Silver Mine [Mannister], (ss) Cosmopolitan Magazine December 1907
• The Story-teller February 1908
• * At the Alhambra [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 10 1914
• * At the End of the Journey [Mannister], (ss) Cosmopolitan Magazine July 1908
• The Story-teller August 1908
• * At the Taverne des Grenouilles, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine November 1928
• * The Auctioneer’s Licence [Rooke Legatees], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine May 1936
• * The Avenue of Death [Sir Joseph Londe], (ss) The Strand Magazine October 1923
• Hearst’s International October 1923
• * Back to the Road, (ss) The Novel Magazine November 1913
• * The Bamboozling of Mr. Gascoigne [Samuel T. Billingham], (nv) The Strand Magazine April 1925
• Collier’s April 25 1925
• World’s One Hundred Best Short Stories, Volume Three: Mystery ed. Grant Overton, Funk & Wagnalls Company, 1927
• Great British Mystery Stories of the Twentieth Century, The Franklin Library, 1990
• * Bartoldi’s Winning Night [Andrew Tresholm], (ss) Pall Mall Magazine May 1929
• * The Battle of the Suites [Malcolm Gossett], (ss) Maclean’s April 1 1933
• Pearson’s Magazine July 1933
• * The Battling Pacifist [Major Forester], (ss) Collier’s November 26 1927
• The London Magazine August 1928
• * The Beautiful Sisters of Wryde [Nicholas Goade], (nv) Collier’s April 17 1926
• The Grand Magazine January 1927
• * Because Mr. Baggs Missed His Train, (ss) The Story-teller December 1915
• * Behind Barred Doors, (ss) Collier’s March 2 1935
• * Bella Knows! [Major Radford], (ss) The Country Gentleman April 1930
• Pearson’s Magazine February 1931
• * Berenice, (na) Ainslee’s Magazine January 1908
• Ainslee’s November 1925
• * The Betrayal, (n.) Ward, Lock & Co., 1904
• The Popular Magazine Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1904
• * Beyond the Gates, (ss) The Woman at Home September 1901
• * The Big Winner, (ss) Cosmopolitan April 1929
• Grit Story Section #1908, August 16 1931
• * Blackman’s Wood, (nv) The Grand Magazine December 1927
• Best English Detective Stories: First Series ed. Ronald A. Knox & H. Harrington, Horace Liveright, 1929
• 2 New Crime Stories, Readers Library, 1929
• * The Black Virgin [Madame & Her Twelve Virgins], (ss) Harper’s Bazar December 1924
• Pearson’s Magazine January 1925
• The Canadian Magazine November 1926
• * Blemish [Peter Benskin], (ss) Cosmopolitan March 1928
• Nash’s Magazine May 1928
• The Saint Mystery Magazine April 1959, as "The Momentous Blemish"
• The Saint Detective Magazine (Australia) September/October 1959, as "The Momentous Blemish"
• The Saint Mystery Magazine (UK) April 1960, as "The Momentous Blemish"
• * Blood Money [Samuel T. Billingham], (ss) Collier’s May 30 1925
• The Strand Magazine September 1925
• The Saint Mystery Magazine (UK) March 1962
• The Saint Mystery Magazine August 1962
• * A Book Upside Down [Peter Benskin], (ss) Cosmopolitan November 1927
• Nash’s Magazine January 1928
• * The Borgia Touch [Sir Joseph Londe], (ss) Hearst’s International December 1923
• The Strand Magazine January 1924
• * Boxes of Gold [Michael Sayers], (nv) The Strand Magazine June 1922, as "Seven Boxes of Gold"
• The Red Book Magazine June 1922
• * The Box with Broken Seals, (sl) Hearst’s Magazine Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1919
• * The Braggarts’ Conference [Insp. John Dickins], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 13 1929
• Cassell’s Magazine January 1930
• * The Bride’s Necklace, (ss)
• Illustrated Sunday Magazine February 4 1917
• * The Broad-Minded Marquis [Jacob Pratt], (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine December 1920
• Hearst’s Magazine April 1921
• * Broken Engagements [Baroness Clara Linz], (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal October 1933
• * A Broken Partnership [Joseph H. Bundercombe], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 24 1914
• The Story-teller November 1914
• * Bunglers at the Game [Charles Lyson, the Raconteur; Louis the Manager], (ss) This Week February 28 1937
• Pearson’s Magazine July 1937
• The 20-Story Magazine #212, February 1940
• * Burglars Must Dine [Miss Mott], (ss) Ask Miss Mott by E. Phillips Oppenheim, Hodder, 1936
• The Saint Detective Magazine June 1956
• The Saint Detective Magazine (Australia) August 1956
• The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) October 1956
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