The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 11318

[]Winans, Walter (W.) (1852-1920) (about) (chron.)
• * The Horse in Art, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1918
• * The Thrills of Boar Shooting, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine May 1908

[]Winant, George (chron.)
• * My Heart Is a Cemetery, (ms) The Smart Set June 1920

[]Winant, John G(ilbert) (1889-1947) (about)
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• * The American Ambassador: A Study of Mr. John G. Winant by George Slocombe, (bg) The Strand Magazine July 1941
• * 54 This Month by Berger, (bg) The Strand Magazine February 1943

[]Winard, Rosalie (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) If Lions Could Speak and Other Stories by Paul Park, Cosmos Books, 2002
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Aeon #15, August 2008 (unpublished)

[]WiNartts, Pete (chron.)
• * Curt Schilling, (iv) Penthouse (US) June 1999 [Ref. Curt Schilling]

[]Winbigler, Merritt (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) All-Story Weekly September 9 1916

[]Winbolt, S(amuel) E(dward) (1868-1944) (about) (chron.)
• * The Life of a Carthusian Monk, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine March 1904
• * Rowing at Oxford, (??) The Atlantic Monthly June 1891
• * The Schools at Oxford, (??) The Atlantic Monthly November 1891

[]Winburn, John; pseudonym of Jack Smalley (fl. 1920s-1970s) (chron.)
• * Bad Man’s Boots, (ss) Triple-X Western #85, June 1931
• * The Bar None Mystery, (nv) Triple-X Western #81, February 1931
• * Flying Under False Colors, (ts) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #62, 1933
• * For Tomorrow We Die!, (ss) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #61, November 1932
• * On Wings of Doom, (nv) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #55, April 1932
• * The Ridin’ Kid from Cimarron, (nv) Triple-X Western #99, October 1932
• * The Straddle Bug, (pm) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine #14, July 1925
• * 25,000 Miles Through Ice to Carry the U.S. Mail, (ts) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine #21, February 1926

[]Winburn, Raymond K. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Buzzarditis, (ar) Triple Western Spring 1955

[]Winburne, Clay (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Deep in Rope Shadows, (ss) Masked Rider Western January 1943
• * Fangs of the Saddle Pack, (ss) Exciting Western February 1943
• * Shootin’ Stars, (ss) Thrilling Adventures July 1943

[]Winby, F. E. T. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Illustrated Letters for Everybody, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine September 1908

[]Wincelberg, Shimon (1924-2004); used pseudonyms S. Bar-David & Simon Wincelberg (about) (chron.)
• * The Conqueror, (ss) Harper’s Bazaar April 1952, as by Simon Wincelberg
• The Best American Short Stories 1953 ed. Martha Foley, Houghton Mifflin, 1953, as by Simon Wincelberg
• * Honeymoon, (ss) Story #2 ed. Whit & Hallie Burnett, A.A. Wyn, 1952, as by Simon Wincelberg
• * The Year of the Olympics, (ss) The New Yorker June 14 1952, as by Simon Wincelberg
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• * Dagger of the Mind by James Blish, (sa) Star Trek by James Blish, Bantam, 1967; based on the screenplay by S. Bar-David.
• Star Trek: The Classic Episodes 1 by James Blish & Judith Ann Lawrence, Bantam Spectra, 1991, as by S. Bar-David
• * The Galileo Seven by James Blish, (sa) Star Trek 10 by James Blish, Bantam, 1974; based on the screenplay by S. Wincelberg & O. Crawford.
• Star Trek: The Classic Episodes 1 by James Blish & Judith Ann Lawrence, Bantam Spectra, 1991

[]Wincelberg, Simon; pseudonym of Shimon Wincelberg (1924-2004) (chron.)
• * The Conqueror, (ss) Harper’s Bazaar April 1952
• The Best American Short Stories 1953 ed. Martha Foley, Houghton Mifflin, 1953
• * Honeymoon, (ss) Story #2 ed. Whit & Hallie Burnett, A.A. Wyn, 1952
• * The Year of the Olympics, (ss) The New Yorker June 14 1952

[]Winch, Commodore (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Winning Pennant, (nv) Top-Notch Magazine October 1 1910
• Sport Story Magazine July 22 1925

[]Winch, (Richard) Arden (1926- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Next Witness, (ss) The Evening Standard December 18 1954
• * Wait for No Man…, (ss) The Evening Standard November 12 1956

[]Winch, Ben (chron.)
• * Counterfeit, (ss) Aurealis #14, 1994

[]Winch, Evelyn M.; pseudonym of Marie Elspeth Agnes Winch (1895-1939) (chron.)
• * À La Tartare, (ss)
• A Century of Horror ed. Dennis Wheatley, Hutchinson, 1935
• * As Luck Would Have It, (ss) The Sketch January 28 1925
• * The Beast Breaks Loose, (ss) The Novel Magazine August 1931
• * Butler’s Magic, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #24, June 1924
• * Buttons, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine March 1933
• Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror Vol. 3 ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, 1934
• Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror: Part V ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, 1939
• The Third Omnibus of Crime ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Coward-McCann, 1942
• * A Chance of Getting Married, (ss) The Passing Show January 20 1934
• * Children Are So Selfish!, (ss) John Bull Annual Summer 1927
• * The Common Cause, (ss) Pan: The Fiction Magazine January 1923
• * The Curious Case of Simon Larkitt, (ss) The Sketch April 22 1925
• * A Dark Horse, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #48, June 1926
• * The Dark Street, (ss) The Sovereign Magazine November 1924
• * Double Interest, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #23, May 1924
• * An Eye to Business, (ss) The Corner Magazine July 1931
• * A Full House, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #29, November 1924
• * The Girl in the Flat, (sl) Mabs Weekly April 1 1933
• * Good Advice, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #49, July 1926
• * The Greater Loyalty, (ss)
• A Century of Spy Stories ed. Dennis Wheatley, Hutchinson, 1938
• * The Hitch, (ss) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine August 1937
• * Lucy Shows Off, (ss) The Illustrated Love Magazine May 1933
• * The Man Who Remembered, (ss) The Story-teller May 1934
• * Masquerade, (ss) The New Passing Show April 30 1932
• * Match Breaker, (ss) The Illustrated Love Magazine June 1933
• * Mrs. Carter and the Crisis, (ss) The Novel Magazine April 1932
• * No Heralds Needed, (ss) The Royal Pictorial March 1933
• * One Night in Venice, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #122, August 1932
• * The Only Thing That Matters, (ss) The New Royal Magazine November 1931
• * Out!, (ss) The Passing Show March 10 1934
• * The Out Patient, (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1934
• * Proof by Deduction, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) October 1925
• * A Question of Credit (with J. D. Makgill), (ss) The Detective Magazine #41, June 6 1924
• * The Right Note, (vi) The Corner Magazine September 1924
• * Some Things Don’t Change, (ss) The Royal Pictorial August 1933
• * Song Bird, (ss) Weldon’s Ladies’ Journal February 1932
• * Two on an Island, (ss) The New Royal Magazine July 1931
• * Van Coppernolle’s Daughter, (ss) The Sketch December 2 1925
• * The Warmth of the Shop, (ss) The Detective Magazine #38, April 25 1924
• * We All Make Mistakes, (ss) The Corner Magazine August 1934
• * While the Night Was Young, (ss) The New London Magazine #20, June 1932
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• * Evelyn Winch by Stephen Holland, (bg) Forgotten Authors Volume 2 by Steve Holland, Bear Alley Books, 2018

[]Winch, Frank; [i.e., Francis Walker Winch] (1877-1960) (chron.)
• * Buffalo Bill—Frontiersman, (bg) Ace-High Magazine 1st Jan, 2nd Jan, 1st Feb, 2nd Feb, 1st Mar, 2nd Mar, 1st Apr, 2nd Apr, 1st May, 2nd May, 1st Jun, 2nd Jun, 1st Jul, 2nd Jul, 1st Aug, 2nd Aug, 1st Sep, 2nd Sep 1929
  
• * The Golden Haired Gunman, “Wild Bill” Hickok, (ar) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine #24, May 1926
• * The Prairie Chief, (ts) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine #23, April 1926

[]Winch, Margaret (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Frank’s Tank; Dune part 1: Overview, (br) Aphelion Science Fiction Magazine #2, Autumn 1986
• * Frank’s Tank; Dune part 2, (br) Aphelion Science Fiction Magazine #3, Winter 1986

[]Winch, Marie Elspeth Agnes (née Makgill) (1895-1939); used pseudonym Evelyn M. Winch (chron.)
• * À La Tartare, (ss) , as by Evelyn M. Winch
• A Century of Horror ed. Dennis Wheatley, Hutchinson, 1935, as by E. M. Winch
• * As Luck Would Have It, (ss) The Sketch January 28 1925, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * The Beast Breaks Loose, (ss) The Novel Magazine August 1931, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Butler’s Magic, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #24, June 1924, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Buttons, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine March 1933, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror Vol. 3 ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, 1934, as by E. M. Winch
• Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror: Part V ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, 1939, as by E. M. Winch
• The Third Omnibus of Crime ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Coward-McCann, 1942, as by E. M. Winch
• * A Chance of Getting Married, (ss) The Passing Show January 20 1934, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Children Are So Selfish!, (ss) John Bull Annual Summer 1927, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * The Common Cause, (ss) Pan: The Fiction Magazine January 1923, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * The Curious Case of Simon Larkitt, (ss) The Sketch April 22 1925, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * A Dark Horse, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #48, June 1926, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * The Dark Street, (ss) The Sovereign Magazine November 1924, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Double Interest, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #23, May 1924, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * An Eye to Business, (ss) The Corner Magazine July 1931, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * A Full House, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #29, November 1924, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * The Girl in the Flat, (sl) Mabs Weekly April 1 1933, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Good Advice, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #49, July 1926, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * The Greater Loyalty, (ss) , as by Evelyn M. Winch
• A Century of Spy Stories ed. Dennis Wheatley, Hutchinson, 1938, as by E. M. Winch
• * The Hitch, (ss) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine August 1937, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Lucy Shows Off, (ss) The Illustrated Love Magazine May 1933, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * The Man Who Remembered, (ss) The Story-teller May 1934, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Masquerade, (ss) The New Passing Show April 30 1932, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Match Breaker, (ss) The Illustrated Love Magazine June 1933, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Mrs. Carter and the Crisis, (ss) The Novel Magazine April 1932, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * No Heralds Needed, (ss) The Royal Pictorial March 1933, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * One Night in Venice, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #122, August 1932, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * The Only Thing That Matters, (ss) The New Royal Magazine November 1931, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Out!, (ss) The Passing Show March 10 1934, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * The Out Patient, (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1934, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Proof by Deduction, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) October 1925, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * A Question of Credit (with J. D. Makgill), (ss) The Detective Magazine #41, June 6 1924, as by J. D. Makgill & Evelyn M. Winch
• * The Right Note, (vi) The Corner Magazine September 1924, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Some Things Don’t Change, (ss) The Royal Pictorial August 1933, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Song Bird, (ss) Weldon’s Ladies’ Journal February 1932, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Two on an Island, (ss) The New Royal Magazine July 1931, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * Van Coppernolle’s Daughter, (ss) The Sketch December 2 1925, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * The Warmth of the Shop, (ss) The Detective Magazine #38, April 25 1924, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * We All Make Mistakes, (ss) The Corner Magazine August 1934, as by Evelyn M. Winch
• * While the Night Was Young, (ss) The New London Magazine #20, June 1932, as by Evelyn M. Winch
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• * Evelyn Winch by Stephen Holland, (bg) Forgotten Authors Volume 2 by Steve Holland, Bear Alley Books, 2018

[]Winch, Muriel (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Hotted Hat, (vi) The Royal Magazine March 1927

[]Winch, Quinton (chron.)
• * Sailing a Smack in Holland, (ar) The Trident April 1939

[]Winch, R. M. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume XXVI ed. K. D. Wentworth, Galaxy, 2010

[]Winch, Tara June (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Cloud Busting, (ex) from Swallow the Air,
• Things a Map Won’t Show You ed. Susan LaMarca & Pam MacIntyre, Penguin Australia, 2012

[]Winchcomb, John (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Escape!, (nv) Sky Riders #30, April 1931

[]Winchcombe-Taylor, [Captain] J(ohn) (fl. 1920s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Across the Desert, (ss) Spy Stories May 1929
• * Apache Revenge, (nv) Thrilling Adventures February 1939
• * The Art Theft Murders, (ss) International Detective Magazine August/September 1933
• * Bagpipe “S.O.S.”, (ss) Cowboy Stories January 1934
• * A Black Watch Blackie, (ss) War Stories May 1927
• * Blood Brothers, (ss) War Stories #28, April 12 1928
• * The Bridge of Tanks, (ts) Adventure January 1940
• * Dawn, (ss) Popular Fiction Magazine August 1932
• * Dead Man’s Tales, (ss) Cowboy Stories November 1936
• * Desert Mission, (ss) The Lone Eagle October 1934
• * Eagle’s Mask, (ss) Battle Birds August 1933
• * The Face from Quennemont, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly January 6 1934
• * Falcons Aflame, (ss) The Lone Eagle August 1936
• * Frisco Swims Into the Navy, (ss) The Open Road for Boys July 1928
• * “Gasl”, (ss) The Open Road for Boys November 1927
• * Green Camels, (ss) War Stories #45, December 6 1928
• * Guerilla Revenge, (nv) Thrilling Adventures December 1939
• * Guerillas for China, (nv) Thrilling Adventures September 1939
• * Hard as Nails, (ss) War Stories #93, April 1931
• * Hell on Wheels, (na) War Novels #31, July 1930
• * Hell’s Substitute, (nv) Sky Fighters May 1940
• * The Highlanders—Have Hairy Legs, (ss) War Stories #88, December 1930
• * “Into Action”, (ss) Boys’ Life July 1928
• * Irish Arabs, (ss) War Stories #31, May 24 1928
• * The Joyrider, (ss) Aces July 1931
• * The Juju Bird, (na) Eagles of the Air August 1930
• * Just Begun to Fight!, (ss) War Stories #84, August 1930
• * Laugh, Clown!, (ss) The Lone Eagle July 1934
• * “Lay Off, Macduff!”, (ss) War Stories #20, December 22 1927
• * Limey, and Yank, and Swede, (na) War Novels #14, March 1929
• * Lost, Strayed and Stolen, (ss) Sky Fighters June 1936
• * Luck of the “Dunmar”, (ss) High-Seas Adventures December 1934
• * The Man, Lamartine, (ss) Top-Notch March 1936
• * Mr. Sullivan of Texas, (ss) War Stories #11, August 19 1927
• * Mongolian Menace, (ss) Thrilling Adventures September 1938
• * The Newsboy General, (ar) War Stories #103, February 1932
• * Outlaw’s Orphan, (ss) Western Romances #58, March 1936
• * Out of Action, (ss) The American Boy July 1927
• * Phantom Hands, (ss) Sky Fighters March 1934
• * The Pigeon V.C., (ss) Boys’ Life December 1927
• * Red Sea Racket, (ss) Pirate Stories March 1935
• * Reilly Blunders Through, (nv) War Novels #20, August 1929
• * Reilly’s Relatives, (nv) War Novels #25, January 1930
• * Reilly’s Rest Cure, (nv) War Novels #23, November 1929
• * Rolling Terror, (ss) War Stories #16, October 27 1927
• * Sabers of Vengeance, (ss) Thrilling Adventures February 1934
• * A Scapper from “Down Under”, (ar) War Stories #102, January 1932
• * The Scourge, (ss) Alibi May 1934
• * Shanghai Horror, (ss) Thrilling Adventures April 1938
• * Skyways to Hell, (ss) Sky Fighters January 1940
• * Son of the Manchus, (nv) Top-Notch September 1936
• * The Squad, (na) War Novels #9, October 1928
• * Stumpy, (ss) All-Fiction January 1931
• * Terror from the Gobi, (nv) Top-Notch May 1936
• * That Damn Mutt!, (ss) War Stories #91, February 1931
• * Three Tankateers, (ss) The Open Road for Boys January 1928
• * To the Front in a Tank, (ss) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #51, November 1931
• * Turkish Trouble, (ss) War Stories #33, June 21 1928
• * Two Fighting Scuts, (nv) Navy Stories #4, May 1929
• * Under the Mines, (ss) Boys’ Life September 1929
• * Unofficially Present, (ss) Conflict Summer 1933
• * Unsung Heroes:
  * ___ The Newsboy General, (cl) War Stories #103, February 1932
  * ___ A Scapper from “Down Under”, (cl) War Stories #102, January 1932
• * Until Relieved, (nv) War Novels #28, April 1930
• * West of the Law, (ss) Quick Trigger Western Novels Magazine January 1938
• * When Texas Came to Turkey, (ss) War Novels #5, June 1928
• * When the Tanks Roll On, (ss) War Stories #18, November 24 1927
• * When Yank Meets Tank!, (ss) The Open Road for Boys November 1928
• * The Word of Fouché, (ss) The Open Road for Boys February 1935
• * The Zero Hour, (ss) Action Stories August 1930
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• * It’s a Nice Clean Business (with Rosemary Winchcombe-Taylor), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 12 1938; as told by Oliver William Redd
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• * Captain J. Winchcombe-Taylor, (bg) Thrilling Adventures December 1939, uncredited.