The FictionMags Index

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[]Pressler, Paul (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Roses of “Rosy” O’Grady, (ss) Popular Fiction Magazine June 1932

[]Pressler, Senator Larry (chron.)
• * First Word, (cl) Omni November 1983

[]Pressley, Hilda (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * The Gentle Surgeon, (n.) Mills & Boon, 1963
• Harlequin v5 #7, 1977

[]Pressley, Rhonda (chron.)
• * Herbert Helms and the Dirty Joke, (ss) The South Carolina Review Spring 1997

[]Presslie, Robert (1920- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Another Word for Man, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #78, December 1958
• New Worlds Science Fiction (US) March 1960
• Out of This World 2 ed. Amabel Williams-Ellis & Mably Owen, Blackie, 1961
• The Best of New Worlds ed. Michael Moorcock, Compact, 1965
• Out of This World Choice ed. Amabel Williams-Ellis & Mably Owen, Blackie & Son, 1972
• * Cat up a Tree, (ss) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #72, August 15 1956
• * The Champ, (ss) Science Fantasy #29, June 1958
• * Chip on My Shoulder, (ss) Nebula Science Fiction #25, 1957
• * Comeback, (ss) Science Fantasy #25, 1957
• * Confession Is Good, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #82, April 1959
• New Worlds Science Fiction (US) June 1960
• * Copy Cat, (ss) Authentic Science Fiction #82, July 1957
• * The Creep, (na) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #65 Jan 15, #66 Feb 15 1956
• * The Day Before Never, (nv) New Writings in S-F 6 ed. John Carnell, Dobson, 1965
• * Dial “O” for Operator, (nv) Science Fantasy #27, 1958
• Weird Shadows from Beyond ed. John Carnell, Corgi, 1965
• The Other Side of the Clock ed. Philip Van Doren Stern, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1969
• Beyond Time ed. Mike Ashley, The British Library, 2019
• * Dipso Facto, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #131, June 1963
• * Ecdysiac, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #126, January 1963
• International Science Fiction November 1967
• * Flesh and Blood, (ss) Nebula Science Fiction #19, 1956
• * The 40th of December, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #68, February 1958
• * Interrupted View, (ss) Authentic Science Fiction #84, September 1957
• * Ladies’ Man, (nv) Science Fantasy #32, 1958
• * Lest We Forget, (ss) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #74, November 1956
• * Lucky Dog, (nv) New Worlds Science Fiction #124, November 1962
• * My Name Is Macnamara, (nv) Authentic Science Fiction #81, June 1957
• * Next of Kin, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #69, March 1958
• * The Night of the Seventh Finger, (ss) New Writings in S-F 7 ed. John Carnell, Dobson, 1966
• New Writings in SF 7 (var. 1) ed. John Carnell, Bantam, 1971
• Tales of Terror from Outer Space ed. R. Chetwynd-Hayes, Fontana, 1975
• * No Brother of Mine, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #137, December 1963
• * Old Macdonald, (nv) Nebula Science Fiction #29, April 1958
• * One Foot in the Door, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #121, August 1962
• New Worlds Science Fiction (Canada) #121, September 1962
• * One for the Road, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #72, June 1958
• * Pariah, (nv) Nebula Science Fiction #37, December 1958
• Nebula Science Fiction (US) #37, April 1959
• * Pilgrims All, (ss) Authentic Science Fiction #70, June 15 1956
• * Plague, (nv) Science Fantasy #24, 1957
• * Post Mortem, (ss) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #67, March 15 1956
• * Remould, (nv) New Worlds Science Fiction #123, October 1962
• * The Savage One, (nv) Science Fiction Adventures (UK) #11, 1959
• * Sendoff, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #77, November 1958
• * Speaking for Myself, (ed) New Worlds Science Fiction #133, August 1963
• * A Star Called Tommy, (ss) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #62, October 15 1955
• * Star Tober, (nv) Authentic Science Fiction #85, October 1957
• * Suicide Squad, (nv) Nebula Science Fiction #39, February 1959
• Nebula Science Fiction (US) #39, June 1959
• * Take Your Partners, (ss) Nebula Science Fiction #34, September 1958
• Nebula Science Fiction (US) #34, January 1959
• * Till Life Do Us Part, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #127, February 1963
• * Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted, (ss) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #58, June 15 1955
• * Trojan Horse, (nv) Authentic Science Fiction #80, May 1957
• * Verdict, (ss) Nebula Science Fiction #28, March 1958
_____, [ref.]
• * Robert Presslie, (bg) New Worlds Science Fiction #77 Nov 1958, #133 Aug 1963, uncredited.

[]Pressly, Laurie Brown (chron.)
• * Summertime Therapy, (pm) Aethlon: The Journal of Sport Literature Spring 2005

[]Pressman, Jeffrey Lee (1949- ) (chron.)
• * Drugs, Counterculture & The Beat Generation in the Mass-Market Paperback: Two Hundred High (and low) Spots, (bi) Books Are Everything March 1992
• * Lesbiana: A Checklist of Significant Post-War Lesbian Literature in the Mass-Market Paperback, (bi) Books Are Everything December 1991
• * A Warren Paperback Price Guide Update, (ar) Books Are Everything Summer 1994

[]Prest, Robert (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * In the Midnight Hour: The Phantom Flyers, (ar) Penthouse (UK) June 1979

[]Prest, Thomas Peckett (1810?-1859) (about) (chron.)
• * The Demon of the Hartz, (ss) from Legends of Terror, 1826, uncredited.
• Flesh-Ripping Ghouls of London, Creation Oneiros, 2012, uncredited.
• * The Demon of the Hartz, or The Three Charcoal Burners, (ss) The Calendar of Horrors by Thomas Peckett Prest, London, 1835, uncredited.
• Great British Tales of Terror ed. Peter Haining, Gollancz, 1972; wrongly attributed to Prest. It is a translation of the anonymous German tale “Waldeck”. see also “The Fortunes of Martin Waldeck”, translated by Sir Walter Scott.
• * The Dreadful Visitor, (ex) (error, actually by James Malcolm Rymer)from Varney the Vampire; or, The Feast of Blood, anonymously, E. Lloyd, 1847, uncredited.
• Monsters Galore ed. Bernhardt J. Hurwood, Gold Medal, 1965; this work was long attributed to Prest but opinion has now shifted to Rymer as the author.
• * The Feast of Blood, (ex) (error, actually by James Malcolm Rymer)from Varney the Vampire; or, The Feast of Blood, anonymously, E. Lloyd, 1847, uncredited.
• The Craft of Terror ed. Peter Haining, Four Square, 1966; this work was long attributed to Prest but opinion has now shifted to Rymer as the author.
• * The Last Batch of Delicious Meat Pies, (ex) from The String of Pearls,
• Flesh-Ripping Ghouls of London, Creation Oneiros, 2012; possibly with others, possibly Rymer.
• * The Last Batch of Pies, (ex) from The String of Pearls, 1846
• The Penny Dreadful ed. Peter Haining, Gollancz, 1975
• * The Madhouse Cell, (ex) from The String of Pearls,
• Flesh-Ripping Ghouls of London, Creation Oneiros, 2012; possibly with others, possibly Rymer.
• * The Storm Visitor, (ex) (error, actually by James Malcolm Rymer)from Varney the Vampire; or, The Feast of Blood, anonymously, E. Lloyd, 1847, uncredited.
• The Midnight People ed. Peter Haining, Leslie Frewin, 1968; this work was long attributed to Prest but opinion has now shifted to Rymer as the author.
• * The String of Pearls (with James Malcolm Rymer), (n.) 1850, uncredited.
• Penny Dreadfuls: Sensational Tales of Terror ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Fall River Press, 2014
• Penny Bloods ed. Nicole C. Dittmer, British Library Publishing, 2023
• * Sweeney Todd, (nv) The People’s Periodical and Family Library November 21 1846
• Black Cat Mystery Magazine #2, 1981
• * Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber, (ss) The People’s Periodical and Family Library November 21 1846
• Dead of Night ed. Peter Haining, William Kimber, 1981
• * Varney the Vampire; or, The Feast of Blood, (ex) (error, actually by James Malcolm Rymer) E. Lloyd, 1847, uncredited.
• Voices from the Vaults ed. Devendra P. Varma, Key Porter Books, 1987
_____, [ref.]
• * James Malcolm Rymer and Thomas Peckett Prest—Two Writers of Gothic “Bloods” by W. O. G. Lofts, (ar) Dime Novel Round-Up February 1973
• * Varney, the Vampire; or, Rather, Varney, the Victim by Bette B. Roberts, (ar) Gothic v2, 1987

[]Prestage, Edgar (fl. 1890s-1910s) (chron.)
• * The Digger, (pm) The Yellow Book July 1895
• * Dr. Theophilo Braga, (bg) T.P.’s Magazine December 1910 [Ref. Theophilo Braga]
_____, trans.
• * From the “Ignez de Castro” of Antonio Ferreira by Antonio Ferreira, (pm) The Savoy #3, July 1896

[]Presta-Valachovic, Chris (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Death Comes in the Window, (ss) Weird Tales Winter 1999/2000

[]Prestigiacomo, A. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Menace of the Metal-Men, (nv) The Argosy (UK) September 1933, as "“Zed Eight”"
• Fantasy #1, 1938
• * “Zed Eight”, (nv) The Argosy (UK) September 1933
• Fantasy #1, 1938, as "Menace of the Metal-Men"

[]Prestin, Nicole (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Nemesis, (ss) Fat Girl in a Strange Land ed. Kay T. Holt & Bart R. Leib, Crossed Genres Publications, 2012
• * She Who Waits for the Rain, (ss) Penumbra (online) September 2012

[]Presto, Jeff (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Desert Honey, (vi) The Sirens Call #66, Summer 2024
• * If Summer Has to End, (vi) The Sirens Call #63, Halloween 2023
• * Too Many Fish, (ss) 96th of October Spring 2024

[]Preston, “Amarillo Slim”; [i.e., Thomas Austin Preston, Jr.] (1928-2012) (about) (chron.)
• * Big Gamble for Amarillo Slim, (ar) Argosy April 1973; as told to Bill G. Cox

[]Preston, A. G. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Ant Royalty, (ms) Argosy October 24 1931
• * The Bumboats, (ms) Argosy February 27 1932
• * An Indian Noah’s Ark, (ms) Argosy April 2 1932
• * Indians and the Circus, (ms) Argosy October 17 1931
• * Irish Free-Lances, (ms) Argosy December 19 1931
• * The Largest American Snake, (ms) Argosy January 2 1932
• * The Newgate Calendar, (ms) Argosy December 26 1931
• * A Roman Wireless, (ms) Argosy December 12 1931
• * Treasure Island, (ms) Argosy May 7 1932
• * A Treasure Island in Our “Poorhouse”, (ms) Argosy March 5 1932

[]Preston, Alex (1979- ) (about) (chron.)
• * “Nothing in writing is ever particularly enjoyable to me”, (iv) The Guardian August 12 2023 [Ref. Jo Ann Beard]
• * The Swimmer in the Desert, (ss) Fleeting May 18 2012
• The Best British Short Stories 2013 ed. Nicholas Royle, Salt Publishing, 2013
• * Wyndham Le Strange Buys the School, (ss) Ambit #219, 2015
• The Best British Short Stories 2016 ed. Nicholas Royle, Salt Publishing, 2016
• * “You have to risk going too far”, (iv) The Observer February 17 2019 [Ref. Marlon James]

[]Preston, Alice (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * How Is a Girl to Be Popular?, (ar) The Ladies’ World April 1911

[]Preston, Alison (1949- ) (chron.)
• * St. Alban’s, (ss) Mystery Tribune #7, Fall 2018
• * Women of the West, (ss) Menace in the Mulga ed. Peter Corris, CrimeWriters Queensland, 2000

[]Preston, Andrew (chron.)
• * The Friends of Carl Rigby, (ss) Australian Short Stories #65, 2000

[]Preston, Annie A. (fl. 1870s-1910s) (chron.)
• * The Belcroft Chimney, (pm) Good Housekeeping March 1919
• * Below the Dam, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine July 1872
• * Bobby’s Shirts, (ss) Wide Awake May 1878
• * Drop’s Dog, (ss) Wide Awake August 1877
• * Hap, (vi) St. Nicholas October 1880
• * The Linnet’s Fee, (pm) St. Nicholas October 1878
• * The Maid and the River, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine June 1873
• * The Making of the Humming Bird (An Indian Legend), (pm) St. Nicholas August 1880
• * A Matter of Fact Cinderella, (ss) St. Nicholas September 1886
• * The Pedestrians, (vi) St. Nicholas December 1880
• * The Ragamuffins and General Washington, (ss) Wide Awake July 1879
• * A Summer Story, (pm) St. Nicholas July 1880
• * The Telephone, (pm) St. Nicholas May 1892
• * Water-Cups, (pm) The Golden Argosy August 23 1884

[]Preston, Arthur (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * The Old Trapper’s Story, (ss) The Monthly Story Magazine January 1906
• * “A Princess in Green and Tan”, (ss) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine January 1899

[]Preston, Barry (chron.)
• * Flute and Violin—Con Amore, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine February 1914

[]Preston, Ben; pseudonym of Rod Lengel (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * —And Sudden Death, (pi) Adventure January 1958
• * Camels in Arizona, (ar) Adventure October 1955
• * Empty Holsters, (nv) .44 Western Magazine August 1954
• * Gambler’s Way, (nv) Fifteen Western Tales September 1954
• Western Story Magazine (UK) March 1956
• * Glacier Pilot, (pi) Adventure August 1959
• * The Killer of Indian Hill, (ss) Western Story Roundup December 1955
• * The Madman of Terrazzano, (pi) Adventure March 1957
• * The Nine Men Who Had Nine Lives, (ar) Adventure September 1955
• * Playgirl’s Last Pickup, (ar) Adventure June 1959
• * Poker-Pot Girl, (ar) Adventure February 1955
• * Rebel Girls Kiss for Keeps, (ss) Rangeland Romances July 1954
• * Riot!, (ts) True Adventures June 1958
• * Snake River Purgatory, (ss) Dime Western Magazine September 1954
• * Streamlined Pirates, (ar) Adventure August 1955
• * Unsung Heroes, (ts) Adventure October 1954
• * Wagon-Train Man, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales August 1955
• * Wagon Train to Hell, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales December 1955
• * The Wanton of Highway 19, (ar) Adventure February 1957

[]Preston, Betty Brown (chron.)
• * Prom’s Girl of the Month, (ms) Senior Prom #90, October 1949

[]Preston, Bill (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Underwater Matadors (with Jim Norbert), (ts) Adam May 1959

[]Preston, C. (chron.)
• * Lover and Friend, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine August 1879

[]Preston, Charles (chron.)
• * Local Boy, (ss) Story #71, June 1938

[]Preston, Chloë (1887-1969) (about) (chron.)
• * Gentlemen prefer blondes, (il) The Tribute ed. D. Mackenzie, John Horn Limited, 1930
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Strand Magazine December 1924

[]Preston, Chris (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * It Was Always Temporary, (ss) Mystery Weekly March 2021
• * The Last Flight Out, (ss) Savage Planets January 2022

[]Preston, Christopher (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Bloodhound, (ss) Journ-E #1, Vernal Equinox 2022

[]Preston, Clifford (chron.)
• * Something for Nothing, (ss) This Is It #1, 1948

[]Preston, Colleen; maiden name of Colleen Vandervort (fl. 1970s-1980s)
_____, ed.
• * Associate Editor:
  * ___ Analog, 79/10 - 80/02.
• * Editorial Assistant:
  * ___ Analog, 79/04 - 79/09.

[]Preston, D. Campbell (chron.)
• * Lace-Making, (ar) Woman’s Magazine (UK) May 1936

[]Preston, Dana R. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Wireless Strategy, (sl) Top-Notch Magazine Apr 15, May 1, May 10, May 20 1914

[]Preston, Daniel (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Homecoming, (ss) Semaphore Magazine #14, March 2011

[]Preston, Daniel W. (fl. 1960s-1970s) (chron.)
• * The Essence of Terror, (vi) Weirdbook #3, 1970
• * Our Town:
  * ___ 3. A Sip of Crimson, (ss) Weirdbook #4, 1971
• * A Sip of Crimson, (ss) Weirdbook #4, 1971
• * To Attempt Escape, (ss) Weirdbook #3, 1970
• * The Town:
  * ___ 1. To Attempt Escape, (ss) Weirdbook #3, 1970
  * ___ 2. The Essence of Terror, (vi) Weirdbook #3, 1970
• * Whistler’s Mother, (ss)
• Nightmare Stories ed. Charles Higham, Horwitz, 1962

[]Preston, David (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Anita: Beach Seen, (pi) Nugget June 1957
• * [front cover], (cv) Parade Feb 1, Apr 19 1953
• * [front cover], (cv) Saga May 1953
• * [front cover], (cv) Cavalier September 1953

[]Preston, Dennis (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Dark Matter Magazine Halloween Special, October 2023

[]Preston, Dick (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Deadly Female, (ss) Detective Story Magazine November 2 1929
• * The Priceless Eye, (ss) Detective Story Magazine December 28 1929

[]Preston, Dorine (chron.)
• * What the Evening Myth Requires, (pm) Ninth Letter Fall/Winter 2005

[]Preston, Dorothea (chron.)
• * The Clearing Stone, (ss) The Idler August 1910

[]Preston, Douglas (1956- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Aloysius X.L. Pendergast (with Lincoln Child), (ar) The Mysterious Bookshop, 2008
• The Lineup ed. Otto Penzler, Quercus, 2011
• * Foreword, (fw)
• The Big Book of Adventure Stories ed. Otto Penzler, Vintage, 2011
• * Gaslighted [Slappy the Ventriloquist Dummy; Aloysius Pendergast] (with Lincoln Child & R. L. Stine), (ss) FaceOff ed. David Baldacci, Simon & Schuster, 2014
• * Gone Fishing [Douglas D’Agosta] (with Lincoln Child), (ss) Thriller ed. James Patterson, Mira, 2006
_____, [ref.]
• * “Blue Labyrinth”: What’s Next for Pendergast? by Jeff Ayers, (iv) Suspense Magazine December 2014
• * The Dynamic Duo: Preston & Child by Anthony J. Franze, (ar) Suspense Magazine January 2013
• * Exploring the Genius of Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child by John Raab, (iv) Suspense Magazine July/August/September 2019
• * Extinction by Sean C. W. Korsgaard, (br) Analog Science Fiction and Fact May/June 2024
• * From Museum to Manuscript: An Interview with Douglas Preston by Brian Yount, (iv) Wicked Karnival #6, 2006
• * Inspired by Actual Events by Joseph Badal, (cl) Suspense Magazine Spring 2020
• * Interview: Douglas Preston by Andrew F. Gulli, (iv) The Strand Magazine #26, October 2008/January 2009
• * Trap Readers Inside “The Obsidian Chamber”, (iv) Suspense Magazine November/December 2016, uncredited.