The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 11945

Previous — Name Index — Table-of-Contents

[uncredited]

* Weird Tales Club, (ms) Weird Tales Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Nov 1943, Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Nov 1944

* The Weird Tales Club Card, (ms) Windy City Pulp Stories #13, 2013

* The Weird Talesman: An Interview with Terry Dowling, (iv) Studies in Australian Weird Fiction #1, February 2008 [Ref. Terry Dowling]

* Weird Tales on the Air, (ar) Science Fiction Digest May 1933

* Weird Tales Talks with Holly Phillips, (iv) Weird Tales May/June 2006 [Ref. Holly Phillips]

* Weird Things That Drop from the Sky, (ms) Speed Mystery February 1943

* The Weird Violin, (ss) The Argosy (UK) December 1893

* The Weird Violine, (ss)

The Unseen Hand, Leonaur, 2014

* Weird, Wacky and Wonderful, (pi) Argosy February 1947

* Weird Whisperings of Things Beyond Our Ken, (vi) Cosmic Tales June 1940

* The Weird Woman, (ss) Bow Bells Annual 1871, as "The Tregethan’s Curse: or, The Weird Woman"

* The Weir Wardrobe of Canada, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine July 1907

* We Killed Japs with Crossbows, (??) South Sea Stories July 1962

* We Knew Him When—, (ms) Ginger August 1931

* We Know It, (hu) Chums July 26 1913

* Welcome, (ed) Spellbound Spring 2001

* Welcome, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1883

* The Welcome, (pm) The Owl June 1898

* The Welcome Back, (pm) The Australian Journal #253, June 1886

* The Welcome Book, (pm) The Golden Argosy January 2 1886

* A Welcome Cheat, (pm) The Grand Magazine July 1905

The Grand Magazine (US) August 1905

* Welcome Chrysanthemums, (pm) The Argosy #521, November 26 1892

* Welcome—Farewell, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1885

* Welcome Fit for a King, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 7 1923

* A Welcome Guest, (ar) Sunday June 1914

* A Welcome Guest, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1924

* Welcome Home, John, (ss) Lucky Star and Peg’s Paper #547, September 4 1950

* A Welcome Inundation: The Annual Rise of the Nile, (ar) The New Penny Magazine #1, October 22 1898

* Welcome Rain, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine October 1887

* Welcome, Stranger: Showers for Mothers and Babies, (ms) McCall’s May 1961

* Welcome to Black Hollow, (iv) Three Crows Magazine #7, July 2020 [Ref. A. J. Vrana]

* Welcome to Crickley Hall, (ar) Fear October 2012 [Ref. James Herbert]

* Welcome to Stoneham, (iv) Suspense Magazine June 2011 [Ref. Lorna Barrett]

* A Welcome to Summer, (pm) The Argosy (UK) July 1868

* Welcome to the First Noircon Poetry Contest, (cn) Crime Factory v2 #10, 2012

* Welcome to the Inner Circle, (cl) Suspense Magazine January 2011 [Ref. Brad Meltzer]

* Welcome to the Web!, (ms) Thrills & Chills #13, 1995

* Welcome to the World of Crime Time, (ms) Crime Time #1, 1995

* Welcome to Worldcon, (ar) Amazing Stories Winter 1999

* Welcome, Vancouver!, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 12 1929

* Welded Boilers, (ar) Railroad Magazine March 1947

* Welder, (ar) Seven Magazine of People’s Writing March 1941

* Welding by Electricity, (ia) Modern Wonder September 24 1938

* Welding Wizardry, (ar) Modern Wonder November 25 1939

* We Lead World in Freeing Criminals, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 5 1917

* We Like Loya, (pi) Man’s Conquest October 1959

* We Live and Learn, (ms) The Captain #271 Oct, #272 Nov, #273 Dec 1921, #274 Jan, #275 Feb, #276 Mar 1922, #286 Jan 1923

* Welland Canal (New), (il) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1900

* Welland Canal (Old), (il) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1900

* Well-Authenticated Rappings, (ar) (by Charles Dickens) Household Words #413, February 20 1858

The Complete Ghost Stories of Charles Dickens by Charles Dickens, Michael Joseph, 1982, as by Charles Dickens
Charles Dickens’ Christmas Ghost Stories by Charles Dickens, Robert Hale, 1992, as "The Rapping Spirits", by Charles Dickens

* The Well-Bred Young Lady in a Barber Shop at Midnight, (ss) The Black Cat February 1902

* Well, Can You Beat That!, (ms) The Live Wire August 1908

* Well Connected, (hu) Short Stories November 1919

* The Well-Dressed Cop, (ms) Murder Ink: The Mystery Reader’s Companion ed. Dilys Winn, Workman Publishing, 1977

* The Well Dressed Woman, (cl) The Puritan Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1897

* The Well-Dressed Woman, (cl) The Puritan Jan, Feb, Mar 1897, Mar 1900

* The Well Dressed Woman: Bathing Suits; Her Crown of Glory; The Downfall of the Placket; Consecrated Costumes, (ar) The Puritan July 1899

* The Well Dressed Woman: Black Velvet as a Garniture, (cl) The Puritan February 1900

* The Well Dressed Woman: Concerning Negligees, (cl) The Puritan June 1900

* The Well Dressed Woman: Dimity, Lawn, and Organdy; The Gold Sunbonnet, (ar) The Puritan April 1899

* The Well Dressed Woman: Fashion Versus Figure, (ar) The Puritan May 1899

* The Well Dressed Woman: From a Man’s Point of View, (cl) The Puritan July 1900

* The Well Dressed Woman: Furs and Flannels, (cl) The Puritan October 1899

* The Well Dressed Woman: Graduation Gowns; The Reign of the Tuck; The Petticoat Boycott, (ar) The Puritan June 1899

* The Well Dressed Woman: Her Festive Array, (cl) The Puritan November 1899

* The Well-Dressed Woman: Her Trousseau and His, (ar) The Puritan December 1900

* The Well-Dressed Woman: Little Evening Gowns; A Letter from Paris, (ar) The Puritan January 1901

* The Well Dressed Woman: On the Need of a Pier Glass, (cl) The Puritan May 1900

* The Well Dressed Woman: Separate Waists, (cl) The Puritan December 1899

* The Well Dressed Woman: Sporting Clothes; Modern Footware, (ar) The Puritan March 1899

* The Well Dressed Woman: Tailor Gowns, (ar) The Puritan September 1899

* The Well Dressed Woman: The Cost and Care of Clothes, (ar) The Puritan August 1899

* The Well Dressed Woman: The Latter Day Apron, (cl) The Puritan August 1900

* The Well Dressed Woman: The Long Coats of the Season, (cl) The Puritan January 1900

* The Well Dressed Woman: The Miseries of Being Too Well Dressed, (cl) The Puritan April 1900

* The Well-Dressed Woman: The New Fashions, (ar) The Puritan October 1900

* The Well Dressed Woman: The Picture Wedding, (ar) The Puritan November 1900

* The Well Dressed Woman: The September Fashions…, (cl) The Puritan September 1900

* The Well Dressed Woman: Weddings and Wedding Gowns; The Up to Date Petticoat, (ar) The Puritan February 1899

* “Wellesleys” to Fly 6,500 Mile Non-Stop, (ar) Modern Wonder August 6 1938

* A Well Full of Fish, (ms) Mystery Magazine #91, August 15 1921

* A Well-Hearned Honor, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly March 1900

* Wellington College, (ar) The Universal Magazine #4, June 1900

* Wellington, Non Confidential Introduction, (in) Focus #7, February 1959

* The Well in the Rock, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine April 1877, as by Mrs. R. B. Edson

Cream July 1897

* We’ll Keep the Faith, (pm) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #37, September 1930

* A Well-Knit Lassie!, (pi) Caper April 1957

* A Well-known Actress in Page’s Costume, (pi) Metropolitan Magazine September 1895

* Well-Known Artists’ Dreams of Beauty, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine May 1900

* Well-known Bomb Expert Dies, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 27 1920

* Well-Known Gangster Is Murdered, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1921

* Well-Known Names and Places, (pz) The Strand Magazine December 1930

* Well Made Maiden, (pi) Copper Cuties January 1969

* A Well-Marked Beat, (ar) Lilliput October/November 1951

* Well Nigh a Tragedy. The Story of Benson’s Toothache and Its Cure, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper Christmas 1905

* The Well of Beer-sheba, (cs) The Bible Story #13, May 30 1964

* The Well of Pen-Morfa, (ss) (by Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell) Household Words #34 Nov 16, #35 Nov 23 1850

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1851, as "The Broken Heart; or, The Well of Pen-Morfa. A Welsh Tale", uncredited.
Lizzie Leigh; and Other Tales by The Author of "Mary Barton", "Ruth", &c, Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1855, as by The Author of “Mary Barton”, “Ruth”, &c

* Well Planned, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 26 1929

* Well Played, (ss) (by Joyce H. Hiorns) Girls’ Fun May 1 1947

* Well-Rounded Career, (pi) Adventure June 1956

* Well Said, (ms) Film & Figure Sum, Fll, Win 1966, Spr 1968

* The Well-Scrubbed Look (artist Earl Macpherson), (ar) Escapade October 1956

* We’ll See You in Atlanta, (ms) Grantville Gazette v37, 2011

* Wells Fargo, (sl) (by Hedley O’Mant) Wild West Weekly (UK) #1 Mar 12, #2 Mar 19, #3 Mar 26, #4 Apr 2, #5 Apr 9, #6 Apr 16, #7 Apr 23, #8 Apr 30, #9 May 7, #10 May 14, #11 May 21, #12 May 28, #13 Jun 4 1938

* Wells Fargo’s Box, (ss) The Argosy (UK) October 1897

* Wells Fargo Was My Responsibility, (ss) Real Western Romances January 1958

* Wells Flowed Refined Kerosene, (ms) Mystery Magazine #45, September 15 1919

* Wells Praises Pragnell, (ms) Scientifiction March 1938

* The Well-Stacked Stock, (pi) Showcase v1 #3, 1961

* The Well Tailored Castaway, (ar) Rogue May 1963

* We’ll Tell the World, (cl) Your Car: A Magazine of Romance, Fact and Fiction May, Jun 1925

* Well Tempered, (vi) (by Neil Williamson) Nemonymous #5, 2005

The Ephemera by Neil Williamson, Elastic Press, 2006, as by Neil Williamson

* Well, to the Fore in All Races of Importance!, (ar) The Magnet Library March 9 1929

* Well Trained, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 28 1928

* Well Watched, (pi) Playboy July 1979

* Well-Watered Spots in Teeming India, (ar) The Scrap Book October 1910

* Well - Whadaya Know!, (qz) Stag: Man’s Own Magazine #3, Autumn 1946

* Well! What Do You Know?, (cl) Frank Clune’s Adventure Magazine Dec 1947, Feb, Mar, Apr 1948

* Well Worth While, (nv) My Queen #415, October 6 1903

* Well, Would You Live Next Door to Her Mummy and Daddy?, (ar) Nova January 1966

* We Lost Our Heads, (ts) Lovers Confessions Jan, Feb 1934

* We Love but Few, (pm) The Grand Magazine March 1906

The Grand Magazine (US) April 1906

* Welsh Boy Hero (Thomas Lewis), (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper February 12 1910

* The Welshman’s Story: Mynach-Heb-Un-Pen, (ss) Beeton’s Christmas Annual #8, 1867

* Welsh Members of Former Administrations, (bg) The Red Dragon Jan, Mar 1884

* The Welsh National Eisteddfod, (ms) Black & White #30, August 29 1891

* Welsh Poetry in English Dress: “Fanny, Blooming Fair”, (sg) The Red Dragon January 1884; translated from Welsh.translated by David Nicholas

* Welsh Sayings, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1888

* We Made Our Marriage an Aid to Success, (ts) Smart Set January 1925

* We Made the Grade on Nothing a Week, (ts) Smart Set February 1925

* We Make Monsters, (bg) The Sirens Call #64, Winter 2023/2024 [Ref. Judson Michael Agla]

* We May Meet Men from Other Worlds, (ar) Tit-Bits #2856, July 25 1936

* We May Not Tell, (pm) (by Charles W. Butler) Beadle’s Monthly #11, November 1866

* Wembley Bill, Football Doctor [Wembley Bill], (ss) The Skipper #269 Oct 26, #270 Nov 2, #275 Dec 7, #277 Dec 21, #278 Dec 28 1935, #279 Jan 4, #280 Jan 11, #281 Jan 18, #282 Jan 25, #295 Apr 25 1936

* We Meet Our Giant of Adventure, (ar) Argosy November 1959 [Ref. Sir Edmund Hillary]

* We Moderns—and the Bull, (pi) Movie Monthly February 1926 [Ref. Bull Montana]

* We Must Have Sugar, (ms) The Illustrated Detective Magazine July 1932

* We Must Train Airmen for America’s Defense!, (ar) Flying Aces May 1938

* We Must Win!, (ar) Liberty August 22 1942

* The Wench Is French, (pi) Ace March 1970

* The Wench Is Not Amused, (ar) Esquire

The Bedside Esquire ed. Arnold Gingrich, Tudor, 1940

* The Wench of the Month, (pi) Wench v1 #1, 1962

* Wendy, (pi) Monsieur September 1965

* Wendy and Her Horse, (pi) Gallery April 1973

* Wendy and Jinx in a Race for Life, (cs) The Australian Chucklers Weekly November 27 1959

* Wendy Corsi Staub Digs Deep, (iv) Suspense Magazine December 2013 [Ref. Wendy Corsi Staub]

* A Wendy Hornsby Checklist, (bi) Nine Sons by Wendy Hornsby, Crippen & Landru, 2002 [Ref. Wendy Hornsby]

* We Needed Money to Elope, (ts) Daring Romances September 1959

* We Need Eisenhower, (ed) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1952

* W.E. Nesom—Marine Information, (pm) All-Story Weekly November 4 1916

* We Never Catch Colds, (ar) Physical Culture January 1924

* Went to Bed with Chickens, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine December 19 1931

* Wentworth Woodhouse, (ms) Black & White #23, July 11 1891

* Wentzel Freedom Set, (ar) Argosy July 1951

* Wentzel Is Free, (ar) Argosy August 1951

* We Pick the Yankees, (cl) Sports Novels Magazine June 1940

* We Pin a Medal On—:
* ___ Blanche P. Walker, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly August 25 1928
* ___ Clarence Paschen, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly August 11 1928
* ___ Damia Allison, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly June 23 1928
* ___ Dawn Ervin, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly September 22 1928
* ___ Edward Cummings, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly September 15 1928
* ___ Eleanor Pautch, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly September 29 1928
* ___ Francis Sweeney, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly August 18 1928
* ___ George C. Sherman, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly October 6 1928
* ___ George Hoffman, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly July 21 1928
* ___ John Minnella, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly October 13 1928
* ___ La Dette Cross, Jr., (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly September 1 1928
* ___ Leon Callanan, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly September 8 1928
* ___ Max Mooney, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly November 10 1928
* ___ Mrs. Catherine Petty, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly November 3 1928
* ___ Patrolman Guyot W. Craig of Detroit, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly July 7 1928
* ___ Paul Kelliher, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly August 4 1928
* ___ Peter (Buck) McNeil, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly July 28 1928
* ___ Thomas Irvin McNeely, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly January 5 1929
* ___ Watt L. Parsons, Jr., (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly June 30 1928
* ___ William Jamieson Mackay, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly July 14 1928
* We Played with Fire, (ts) Real Life Confessions September 1937

* We’re All Slaves of the King, (ar) Tit-Bits #2863, September 12 1936

* We’re Always Fighting the Sea, (ar) Modern World November 30 1940

* We’re Boys at Fifty and Over, (ar) Physical Culture November 1923

* We’re Getting There!, (ms) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact October 1967

* We’re Going to Europe Again!, (ms) BIGnews July/August 2004

* We’re in the Army Now, (pm) Battle Stories #10, June 1928

* We’re in the Money, (cl) Real March 1958

* We’re in the Movies Now, (ms) Collier’s April 7 1928

* We’re Off on the Road to Morocco, (ar) Rex #23, 1971

* Were Some Indians Vegetaraians?, (ms) Western Story Magazine August 9 1924

* We’re Telling You, (cl) Man’s Book Periodical Nov 1963, Jan, Mar, May, Oct, Dec 1964, Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct, Dec 1965
Jan 1966, Apr, Jun 1967

* We’re Tellin’ You!, (ms) Spicy Stories January 1932

* Were the Chinese Ancestors of the Indians?, (ar) The Scrap Book October 1910

* Were They Crickets?, (ss) (by Thomas Hill) The Atlantic Monthly April 1866

* We’re Walking on Wealth, (ar) Modern Wonder January 8 1938

* Werewolf at Large: The Wolf Man 2009, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #10, 2009

* Werewolf at Large:
* ___ The Bray Road Beast, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #1, 2004
* ___ The Corn Valley Wolf, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #2, 2005
* ___ How to Kill a Werewolf, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #4, 2006
* ___ Is Your Loved One a Werewolf?, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #3, 2005
* ___ Movie Werewolves Then & Now, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #6, 2007
* ___ Turning Yourself Into a Werewolf, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #5, 2006
* Werewolf Hunt, Pt. 2, (ms) Blood Moon Rising #4, 2001

* Werewolf Hunt:
* ___ The Many Ways One Becomes a Werewolf, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #6, 2007
* ___ “Wherewolf of London”, (ar) Werewolf Magazine #4, 2006
* ___ The Worst Werewolf Movies Ever Made, (ar) Werewolf Magazine #5, 2006
* The Werewolf Mystery [Sexton Blake], (na) (by George Norman Philips) The Union Jack #1216,

Detective Weekly #343, September 16 1939

* The Werewolf of Elphinstone [Sexton Blake], (n.) (by R. C. Armour) The Sexton Blake Library #246, 1922

* Werewolf of London, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #812, July 6 1935; adapted from the movie (Henry Hull, Warner Oland).

* The Werewolf’s Last Raid [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #439, 1936

* Werewolf: The Series on Its 20th Anniversary, (ar) Blood Moon Rising #32, Spring 2007

* Werewolves, (ms) Mystery Stories December 1927

* Werewolves: On the Trail of the Beast, from Fable to Film, (ar) Dark Realms #7, Summer 2002

* “Were You Ever in Rio Grande?”, (pm) The Blue Book Magazine December 1929

* The Wer-Hyena, (vi) 1965

Passport to the Supernatural ed. Bernhardt J. Hurwood, Taplinger, 1972adapted by Bernhardt J. Hurwood

* Wernher von Braun, (ob) Galileo #4, 1977 [Ref. Dr. Wernher von Braun]

* Werter’s Warning, (ss)

Miniature Romances from the German, Little & Brown, 1841

* We Sailed Through a Hurricane, (pi) Argosy November 1947

* We See by the Papers, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post February 24 1940

* We Seek No Terms and Ask No Mercy, (ms) Combat: The Action Magazine August 1957

Next — Name Index — Table-of-Contents