The FictionMags Index

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[]Ulanovsky Sack, Daniel (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Home Cooking, (ss) With Signs & Wonders ed. Daniel M. Jaffe, Invisible Cities Press, 2001
• The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror: Fifteenth Annual Collection ed. Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling, St. Martin's Press, 2002; translated from the Spanish (“El recetario”, 2001) by Louise Popkin.

[]Ular, Alexander (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Little Harlequin, (ss) Short Stories March 1899; translated by Virginia Watson

[]Ulay, Faruk (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * A Sleep with No Answers, (pm) The Cafe Irreal #1, February 1999; translated by Nat Gertler & Meryem D. Grant

[]Ulbach, Louis (1822-1889) (about) (chron.)
• * The Art of Getting Married, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v3 #11, 1953; translated by Keene Wallis
• * The Dictionary of Love, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v3 #11, 1953; translated by Keene Wallis
• * Holy Pictures, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v3 #11, 1953; translated by Keene Wallis
• * How Sophie Was Affianced, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v3 #11, 1953; translated by Keene Wallis
• * Legitimate Adultery, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v3 #11, 1953; translated by Keene Wallis
• * A Lover Without Knowing It, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v3 #11, 1953; translated by Keene Wallis
• * Mad Waltz, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v3 #11, 1953; translated by Keene Wallis
• * A Schoolboy Love, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v3 #11, 1953; translated by Keene Wallis
• * The Story of a Naiad, (ss) The Germans on Venus ed. Brian Stableford, Black Coat Press, 2009; translated from the French (“Histoire d’une Naiad”, Voyage autour mon clocher, 1864) by Brian M. Stableford.
• * They Would Not Marry Money, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v3 #11, 1953; translated by Keene Wallis
• * The Two Vocations, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v3 #11, 1953; translated by Keene Wallis
• * A Woman’s Hate, (ss) Short Stories July 1897; translated from the French by Lucy Martin.

[]Ulback, Edward (chron.)
• * The Alexandrian Astrological Week, (nf) The Occult Digest August 1935

[]Ulber, A. K. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Brooklyn, NY], (lt) Weird Tales August 1935

[]Ulbrich, Sandra M. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * A Reptile at the Reunion, (ss) Firestorm of Dragons ed. Michele Acker & Kirk Dougal, Dragon Moon Press, 2008

[]Ulbrickson, Al(vin M.) (1903-1980) (about) (chron.)
• * A Message on Rowing, (ar) Thrilling Sports September 1937
• * Now! Now! Now! (with Richard L. Neuberger), (ar) Collier’s June 26 1937
• * Rockne of Rowing (with Clarence Dirks), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 19 1937
• * Row, Damit, Row, (ar) Esquire April 1934

[]Uleman, Frederick (fl. 1980s)
_____, trans.
• * The House of Hands by Mitsuharu Inoue (with Kōichi Nakagawa), (nv)
• The Crazy Iris and Other Stories of the Atomic Aftermath ed. Kenzaburō Ōe, Grove Press, 1985

[]Ulewicz, Laura (chron.)
• * The Zen Student Recalls His Art Lessons with Some Shame, (pm) Red Clay Reader #7, 1970

[]Ulfelder, Steve (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Road Warrior, (ar) Crimespree Magazine #53, 2013

[]Ulibarri, Lisa (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Dark Reels, (mr) Black Petals #32 Sum, #33 Aut 2005
• * Dark Spiral, (cl) Black Petals #29 Aut 2004, #30 Wtr, #32 Sum, #33 Aut 2005
• * Hell Crow, (ss) Cyber-Pulp’s Halloween Anthology 3.0 ed. Bob Gunner, Cyber-Pulp Press, 2004
• * [front cover], (cv) Black Petals #32, Summer 2005

[]Ulibarrí, Sabine R. (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Witches or Tomfooleries?, (ss) Tierra: Contemporary Short Fiction of New Mexico ed. Rudolfo A. Anaya, Cinco Puntos Press, 1989

[]Ulibarri, Sarena (fl. 2010s-2020s) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * The Bolt Tightener, (ss) Lightspeed #34, March 2013
• * A Chorus of Shadows, (ss) Weirdbook #37, 2017
• * Chrysalis in Sunlight, (nv) GigaNotoSaurus August 1 2018
• * Corner Sofa, (ss) Zahir (online) #27, July 2011
• Fantastic Stories of the Imagination #224, January 2015
• * Horror and Hope in Climate Fiction, (ar) Strange Horizons January 24 2022
• * The Ice Tree, (ss) Apparition Literary Magazine #2, April 2018
• * Introduction, (in) Solarpunk Summers ed. Sarena Ulibarri, World Weaver Press, 2018
• * It Pours, (vi) The Cafe Irreal #51, August 2014
• * Light Into the Abyss, (ss) Solarpunk Magazine #2, March/April 2022
• * Lily Pad Interlude, (vi) New Myths #27, June 2014
• * Other People’s Houses, (ss) Whispers from the Abyss ed. Kat Rocha, 01 Publishing, 2014
• * The Riverhead, (ss) A Cappella Zoo #14, Spring 2015
• * She Leaves Things Behind, (ss) The Colored Lens #10, Winter 2014
• * Silver-Faced, Perfect Circle, (ss) Lakeside Circus Spring 2015
• * The Spiral Ranch, (ss) DreamForge #1, February 2019
• Worlds of Light & Darkness ed. Scot Noel & Angela Yuriko Smith, Uproar Books, 2021
• * Wandering Star, (ss) Baubles from Bones #1, Summer 2024
• * What Do We Do When the World Doesn’t End?, (ar) Strange Horizons March 30 2020
• * When the Waves Are Whales, (ss) The Colored Lens #15, Spring 2015
• * Wooden Cane, (ss) Liquid Imagination #18, August 2013
• * [front cover], (cv) Mrs. Claus: Not the Fairy Tale They Say ed. Rhonda Parrish, World Weaver Press, 2017
_____, ed.
• * Multispecies Cities (with Rajat Chaudhuri, Deborah Cleland, Christoph Rupprecht & Norie Tamura), (World Weaver Press, April 2021, oa)
• * Solarpunk Summers, (World Weaver Press, May 2018, oa)
• * Solarpunk Winters, (World Weaver Press, January 2020, oa)
_____, [ref.]
• * Glass and Gardens: Solarpunk Winters by Don Sakers, (br) Analog Science Fiction and Fact March/April 2020
• * Interview with Sarena Ulibarri, (iv) Solarpunk Magazine #13, January/February 2024

[]Ulich, W. E. (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * Big Time Stuff, (ss) Rapid-Fire Detective Stories May 1933
• * Double Check, (ss) Clues 2nd April 1928, as "Duplicates"
• Rapid-Fire Detective Stories November 1932
• * Duplicates, (ss) Clues 2nd April 1928
• Rapid-Fire Detective Stories November 1932, as "Double Check"
• * Petty Pilfering, (ss) Clues 2nd May 1929
• * Something for Kitty, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly July 27 1929

[]Ulin, David L(awrence) (1961- ) (books) (chron.)
• * The Art of Poetry:
  * ___ No. 102: Claudia Rankine, (iv) The Paris Review #219, Winter 2016 [Ref. Claudia Rankine]
• * Boulevard of Broken Dreams, (ss) Black Clock #2, Fall 2004/Winter 2005
• * Claudia Rankine, (iv) The Paris Review #219, Winter 2016 [Ref. Claudia Rankine]
• * La Jetée, (ss) Cape Cod Noir ed. David L. Ulin, Akashic Books, 2011
• * Labyrinth, (nv) Black Clock #18, Spring/Summer 2014
• * A Made Man, (bg) Black Clock #4, Fall 2005/Winter 2006
• * Member of the Tribe, (ss) Black Clock #12, Spring/Summer 2010
• * One on One, (ss) Black Clock #9, Spring/Summer 2008
• * Summer and Smoke, (in) Cape Cod Noir ed. David L. Ulin, Akashic Books, 2011
• * Whimper, (ss) Black Clock #21, Spring/Summer 2016
_____, ed.
• * Cape Cod Noir, (Akashic Books, May 2011, oa)

[]Ulinich, Anya (chron.)
• * Methane and Politic, (ss) Zoetrope: All-Story Winter 2007

[]Ulio, James A. (chron.)
• * What It Takes to Be an Officer, (ar) The American Magazine April 1944

[]Ulitskaya, Lyudmila (1943- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Alisa, (ss) The New Yorker April 3 2023
• * The Autopsy, (ss) The New Yorker August 28 2023
• * The Fugitive, (ss) The New Yorker May 12 2014
• * The Orlov-Sokolovs, (ss) The New Yorker April 18 2005

[]Ulitz, Arnold (chron.)
• * Citadel, (ss) This Quarter March 1931

[]Uljersten (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Boys’ Life October 1972

[]Ulku, Alpay (chron.)
• * Homestead, (pm) Ploughshares Spring 2009
• * The Stiller of Atoms, (pm) Ploughshares Spring 2009
• * Who’s That Girl?, (pm) Alaska Quarterly Review Winter/Spring 2017

[]Ullberg, Lars (chron.)
• * Life to the Fullest, (vi) Deathrealm #2, Summer 1987

[]Ullerstam, Lars (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Pariahs of the Permissive Society, (ar) Penthouse (UK) November 1968
• Penthouse October 1969

[]Ullerton, Hubert (chron.)
• * The Minor Detail, (ss) Chums September 18 1928

[]Ullery, D. S. (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * The Bog Rats Draw Blood [Car Nex], (nv) Weirdsmith #2, February 2021
• * A Cartoon Saved My Life: The Origin of Goulash, (bg) The Sirens Call #56, Winter 2021
• * The Clearing, (ss) The Sirens Call #20, April 2015
• * Cognizant, (vi) The Sirens Call #22, August 2015
• * The Edifice, (vi) The Sirens Call #14, April 2014
• * Gasp, (ss) The Sirens Call #56, Winter 2021
• * Goulash, (cs) The Sirens Call #56, Winter 2021
• * Graffiti, (nv) Weirdsmith #2, February 2021
• * The Haunted Air, (vi) The Sirens Call #16, August 2014
• * How Does Your Garden Grow?, (vi) The Sirens Call #46, August 2019
• * Hungry, (vi) The Sirens Call #47, October 2019
• * Jack o’ Lantern Hill, (vi) The Sirens Call #41, October 2018
• * The New Meat, (ss) Disturbed Digest #8, March 2015
• * Scruffy Dog, (ss) Bloodbond #9, November 2017
• * Transient, (ss) The Literary Hatchet #10, December 2014

[]Ullery, Dick; see under Richard S. Ullery (chron.)

[]Ullery, Richard S(tockton) “Dick” (fl. 1920s-1960s) (chron.)
• * Battling Beauty, (ss) Fight Stories January 1930
• * The Call of the Crowd, (ss) Fight Stories May 1929
• * The Do-or-Die Dope, (ss) Fight Stories Summer 1939
• * Druid Doom, (ss) The Saint Magazine January 1967
• * Glass-Jawed Adonis, (ss) Fight Stories Fall 1939
• * Juju Justice, (ss) Jungle Stories Winter 1952/1953
• * Return of a Warrior, (ss) Jungle Stories Fall 1953
• * River-Demon’s Bride, (ss) Jungle Stories Spring 1952
• * Silver Magic, (ss) Jungle Stories Fall 1949

[]Ullian, Peter (fl. 1990s-2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * Owen’s Blood, (ss) Cemetery Dance #26, Spring 1997
• Hardboiled #29/30, September 2003
• * Ribbons and Tin, (ss) Cemetery Dance #67, 2012
• * The Vietnamization of Centauri V, (nv) Star Colonies ed. Martin H. Greenberg & John Helfers, DAW, 2000

[]Ullian, Robert (chron.)
• * The Motherhood, (ss) Esquire December 1970
• * A Snag in the Harp, (ss) Esquire February 1971

[]Ullman, Albert E(dward) (1879-?); used pseudonym John H. Ayers (about) (chron.)
• * About Rescuing a Lady, (ss) The Popular Magazine January 20 1917
• * Absolutely True, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine July 25 1919
• * Accidents Will Happen, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine January 10 1919
• * The Ace of Death, (ts) The Illustrated Detective Magazine August 1930
• * Alias Santa Claus, (ss) Short Stories December 10 1923
• Short Stories (UK) early May 1924
• The Illustrated Detective Magazine December 1930, as "The Clue of the Best Buttons"
* ___ No. 1 The Clue of the Best Buttons, (ss) Short Stories December 10 1923, as "Alias Santa Claus"
• The Illustrated Detective Magazine December 1930
• * All’s Swell That Ends Swell, (ss) The Popular Magazine May 20 1921
• * Any Normal Child Can Be Built Into a Champion of Something, (ar) McClure’s January 1928
• * As You Strike It, (ss) Argosy November 1 1919
• * Beggarman, (ar) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction April 14 1928
• * Berenice Starts Something, (ss) The Popular Magazine October 20 1916
• * The Black Bag, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine December 10 1918
• * The Black Pearl, (ss) The Popular Magazine November 20 1915
• * Boss Cronin Tries Novelty, (ss) The Popular Magazine November 20 1916
• * A Broadway Samaritan, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine June 10 1919
• * The Business Doctor:
  * ___ I. The Case of Richard Pendleton, M.D., (ss) Short Stories June 1916
  * ___ II. The Case of “Papa” Peters, (ss) Short Stories July 1916
  * ___ III. The Case of the People’s Friend, (ss) Short Stories November 1916
• * Business on Ice, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine December 25 1918
• * The Case of Fifty-Fifty, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine January 25 1919
• * The Case of “Papa” Peters, (ss) Short Stories July 1916
• * The Case of Richard Pendleton, M.D., (ss) Short Stories June 1916
• * The Case of the People’s Friend, (ss) Short Stories November 1916
• * Cleaning Up Belleville, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine September 25 1918
• * The Clean Streak, (ss) The Popular Magazine October 7 1919
• * Clews That Count [I], (ar) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction April 21 1928, as by John H. Ayers
• * Clews That Count [II], (ar) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction April 28 1928, as by John H. Ayers
• * Clews That Count [III], (ar) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction May 5 1928, as by John H. Ayers
• * Clews That Count [IV], (ar) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction May 12 1928, as by John H. Ayers
• * The Clue of the Best Buttons, (ss) Short Stories December 10 1923, as "Alias Santa Claus"
• The Illustrated Detective Magazine December 1930
• * Clue of the Three Gloves, (ss) Alibi January 1934
• * Come in, Everybody!, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine January 15 1920
• * A Corner in Christmas Turkeys, (ss) The Argosy December 1907
• * The Crook Circus (with William J. Flynn), (ar) Clues October 1931
• * Cupid at the Switchboard, (ss) Ainslee’s July 1916
• * Dames in Distress [“Handsome” Harry Stevens], (ss) Private Detective Stories February 1939
• * The “Death Avenue” Grab, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine August 25 1918
• * Descartes Was Right, (ss) Short Stories July 1918
• * Desperado Stuff [Mastodon Motion Picture Corp.], (ss) The Popular Magazine July 20 1916
• * The Devil’s Sister [“Handsome” Harry Stevens], (ss) Private Detective Stories April 1940
• * Diavolo Disappears, (ss) Short Stories March 1917
• * The Doomed Five!, (ss) The Illustrated Detective Magazine January 1932
• * Easy Money by Mail, (ar) Appleton’s Magazine May 1907
• The Busy Man’s Magazine June 1907
• * Flim-Flamming Wasser [Mastodon Motion Picture Corp.], (ss) The Popular Magazine December 20 1915
• * Flowers for Goldie, (ss) Ainslee’s September 1916
• * Frenchy, the Cook of Cooks, (ss) The Argosy April 1907
• * Front Page Stuff, (ss) Short Stories November 10 1923
• * George W. Aladdin, Himself!, (ss) Ainslee’s August 1916
• * Getting a Start at Thirty-six, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine November 1920
• * The Gift of Gab, (ss) Short Stories June 1917
• * The Girl Who Inherited a Detective Agency, (ts) The Illustrated Detective Magazine January 1931
• * A Good Guy Goes West, (ss) Argosy Allstory Weekly March 24 1928
• * The Great God Jazz, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine May 10 1919
• * The Handsome Hick, (ss) Short Stories May 1917
• * Hell’s Bells, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories August 1940
• * Help Wanted, (ss) Short Stories December 25 1923
• Short Stories (UK) mid May 1924
• * Herman the Great, (ar) Detective Fiction September 3 1941
• * Hip-Hip Hooroo!, (ss) Short Stories June 10 1923
• Short Stories (UK) early November 1923
• * His Brand-New Game, (ss) The Argosy August 1907
• * His Model Burglary, (ss) The Argosy January 1909
• * How Conan Doyle Played Sherlock Holmes, (ar) The Illustrated Detective Magazine December 1931
• * Ice Water for 711, (ss) Ainslee’s June 1916
• * The Joyful Jinx, (ss) The Popular Magazine September 20 1917
• * A Knock-Out Business, (ss) The Popular Magazine February 20 1916
• Sport Story Magazine October 8 1923
• * Lights o’ Longacre, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine July 10 1919
• * The Line’s Busy!:
  * ___ Cupid at the Switchboard, (ss) Ainslee’s July 1916
  * ___ Flowers for Goldie, (ss) Ainslee’s September 1916
  * ___ George W. Aladdin, Himself!, (ss) Ainslee’s August 1916
  * ___ Ice Water for 711, (ss) Ainslee’s June 1916
• * Love’s Young Scream, (ss) The Popular Magazine September 20 1920
• * A Mere Child, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine November 25 1918
• * The Million Dollar Kid, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly February 15 1941
• * The Million Dollar Kid (with William J. Flynn), (ar) Clues November 1931
• * Mr. Fido, (ss) Short Stories July 25 1923
• Short Stories (UK) mid December 1923
• * The Monte Cristo of Crime (with William J. Flynn), (ar) Clues January 1932
• * The Nature Faker, (ss) The Argosy November 1907
• * Never Too Late to Spend, (ss) Short Stories December 1919
• * No Accounting for Tastes, (ss) Argosy December 20 1919
• * No-Nems, (ss) Ainslee’s July 1923
• * Oliver’s Twists, (ss) Short Stories February 1920
• * A Pair of Jacks, (ss) Short Stories November 1919
• * The Parrot Talks, (ss) Thrilling Detective November 1931
• * Pat Comes Back, (ss) The Novel Magazine February 1919
• * Patsy Comes Back, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine July 10 1918
• * Peter Pepper Plants a Posy [Peter Pepper], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly July 21 1928
• * Peter Pepper Plays a Part [Peter Pepper], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly July 28 1928
• * Peter Pepper Plays a Piccolo [Peter Pepper], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly August 18 1928
• * Peter Pepper Plots [Peter Pepper], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly July 14 1928
• * Peter Pepper Presents “Petrio” [Peter Pepper], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly August 11 1928
• * Peter Pepper’s Pinched [Peter Pepper], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly August 4 1928
• * A Petticoat Boss:
  * ___ 1. Rosie Lands a Job, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine August 10 1918
  * ___ 2. The “Death Avenue” Grab, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine August 25 1918
  * ___ 3. A Reformer Reformed, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine September 10 1918
  * ___ 4. Cleaning Up Belleville, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine September 25 1918
  * ___ 5. To the Lowest Bidder, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine October 10 1918
  * ___ 6. Two Can Play a Game, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine October 25 1918
  * ___ 7. Rosie Spills the Beans, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine November 10 1918
  * ___ 8. A Mere Child, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine November 25 1918
  * ___ 9. The Black Bag, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine December 10 1918
  * ___ 10. Business on Ice, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine December 25 1918
  * ___ 11. Accidents Will Happen, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine January 10 1919
  * ___ 12. The Case of Fifty-Fifty, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine January 25 1919
• * “Pretty Esmeralda” [Mastodon Motion Picture Corp.], (ss) The Popular Magazine April 7 1916
• * Queen of the Underworld, (ar) The Illustrated Detective Magazine September 1930
• * Quick Change, (ss) Short Stories January 10 1924
• Short Stories (UK) early June 1924
• * A Reformer Reformed, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine September 10 1918
• * The Rest Is Yours, (ss) Short Stories August 25 1923
• * A Rialto Rollo, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine June 25 1919
• * Rollo and the Helping Fist, (ss) The Argosy February 1917
• * Romance and the Morse Code, (ss) Ainslee’s August 1921
• * Rosie Lands a Job, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine August 10 1918
• * Rosie Spills the Beans, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine November 10 1918
• * Rosie Swings the Vote, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine February 25 1919
• * Rough Stuff, (ss) Short Stories January 25 1924
• Short Stories (UK) mid June 1924
• * Stop Thief!, (ss) The Illustrated Detective Magazine December 1930
• * The Talkie Murder, (ss) Thrilling Detective January 1932
• * They Come in Bunches, (ss) Short Stories October 10 1923
• * Three Rounds with Webster, (ss) Short Stories April 1917
• * Too Many Crooks, (ss) Short Stories September 25 1923
• Short Stories (UK) mid February 1924
• * To the Lowest Bidder, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine October 10 1918
• * Trimmed, (ss) The Argosy April 1917
• * Two Can Play a Game, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine October 25 1918
• * Two Gobs Ashore, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine April 25 1919
• * The Two Romeos, (ss) Short Stories January 1920
• * Vacation from Hell [“Handsome” Harry Stevens], (nv) Private Detective Stories May 1938
• Spicy Detective Stories June 1942, as "Murder Follows", by R. T. Maynard
• * Watching Steps, (ss) Argosy March 13 1920
• * Watch Your Pep!, (ss) Short Stories October 1919
• * Who Killed the Six?, (ts) The Illustrated Detective Magazine July 1930
• * Why Do Women Smuggle?, (iv) Smart Set March 1929 [Ref. Philip Elting]
• * A Woman’s Weapon, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine February 10 1919
• * Woof! Woof!, (ss) The Argosy October 1916
• * Yo-Ho-Ho!, (ss) Short Stories September 10 1923
• Short Stories (UK) early February 1924
• * “Your Age and Occupation—?”, (ss) Short Stories February 1917
_____, as told to
• * The Girl Jekyl-Hyde, (ar) Private Detective Stories January 1940
• * How I Captured the Female Raffles, (ts) The Illustrated Detective Magazine March 1931; as told by Veronica E. Flynn