The FictionMags Index

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POCOCK, JOANNA (chron.)

• * Address Unknown, (ss) Multi-Storey May 2001

POCOCK, MONICA McMAHON (chron.)

• * Rainbow Girl, (ss) Affinity Jun/Jul 1949

POCOCK, R. J. (chron.)

• * The Hospital Almoner, (ar) Woman’s Magazine Jul 1936

POCOCK, (Henry) ROGER (Ashwell) (1865-1941); Canadian mounted policeman and adventurer. Died in Weston-Super-Mare, England. (chron.)

• * Beauty and the Beast, (ss) Munsey’s Feb 1906
• * A British Consul’s Daily Life, (ar) The Harmsworth London Magazine Apr 1903
• * A Gap in the World, (??) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul 1903
• * A Matter of Anarchists, (ss) The Penny Pictorial Magazine Jun 10 1899
• * The Misguided Dowager, (ss) The London Magazine Feb 1905
• * Nature’s Steam Power, (ar) The London Magazine Jul 1905
• * The Noble Five, (ss) The Argosy Nov 1899
• * The Official Clock, (ss) Phil May’s Annual Win 1896; sf - a clock that controls events and creates a new Ice Age.
• * Piracy, (ss) The Penny Pictorial Magazine Jun 24 1899
• * The Priestess of the Tehuelche, (ss) The Penny Pictorial Magazine Jul 22 1899
• * “A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss—But I Never Saw a Mossy Stone That Wasn’t Rotten!”, (ar) Pictorial Weekly May 23 1931
• * The Tragedy of the “Smiling Fortune”, (ss) The Penny Pictorial Magazine Aug 12 1899
• * What We May Live to See, (ar) The Penny Pictorial Magazine Aug 5 1899

POCSIK, JOHN (1943- ) (chron.)

• * Addenda: The Case for Solomon Kane, (ar) Amra May 1961
• * Elfspire, (ss) Epic Spr 1980
• * Starcrown, (sl) Heavy Metal Mar, Apr, May, Jul, Aug 1979

PODAWICZ, BARBARA (chron.)

• * Escape from Hell [Part last of ?], (sl) Liberty Oct 25 1941

PODELL, AL (chron.)

• * World’s Most Valuable Car, (ar) Climax Aug 1962

PODELL, ALBERT N(athaniel) (1937- ); Lobbyist and writer.
         Photographer and motion picture executive; born in New York City. (chron.)

• * The Monster Fisherman, (ar) Argosy Nov 1961

PODGER, D. (chron.)

• * The Epicure, (pm) Breezy Stories Jun 1922
• * Lee Lane, (nv) Live Stories Mar 1916
• * She Was too Proud to Fight, (pm) Breezy Stories May 1916

PODMORE, A. (chron.)

• * Public School Cricket in War-time, (ar) The Captain Oct 1915
• * School Football in War Time, (ar) The Captain Mar 1916

PODOLIN, SI; [i.e., Isia Podolin] (1910-1999); No information. (chron.)

• * Toward Endless Horizons, (ss) Esquire Aug 1948

PODOLSKY, DR. EDWARD (chron.)

• * Preserved by Quicklime, (nf) All Detective Magazine Apr 1934

PODRECCA, VITTORIO (chron.)

• * Actors on a String (with Michael Lorant), (iv) The Passing Show Nov 28 1936

PODRES, JOHNNY (chron.)

• * I Pitched and I Prayed, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 21 1956

POE, DUPREE; see pseudonym Roger Rhodes (chron.)

• * A Badman’s Dog, (ss) Texas Rangers Jul 1949
• * Big Enough to Die, (ss) Giant Western Feb 1949
  • Top Western Fiction Annual v2 #3 1955
• * Bleached Bones, (ss) Mammoth Western Mar 1950
• * The Broken Yoke, (ss) Golden West Romances (Canada) Oct 1949
• * Buried Deep and Safe, (ss) Texas Rangers Jan 1949
  • Texas Rangers (UK) Oct 1950
• * Dead Man’s Boots, (ss) Popular Western Oct 1949
  • Popular Western (Canada) Oct 1949
• * Dead Man’s Reprieve, (ss) The Rio Kid Western Sep 1950
• * Death Grins in Moonlight, (ss) Thrilling Western Mar 1949
• * Gun-Wolf Breed, (ss) Popular Western Apr 1949
• * Hangman’s Tree, (ss) Thrilling Western Sep 1950; A horse, a dog and a cottonwood help to save Rancher Gath’s soul.
  • Thrilling Western (UK) May 1951
• * Hungry Ground, (ss) Thrilling Western Nov 1950
• * Judas of the Range, (ss) Texas Rangers Nov 1948
• * Justice Plays for Keeps, (vi) Mammoth Western Jan 1950
• * Last of the Wild Bunch, (ss) Texas Rangers Oct 1948
• * On the Owlhoot, (ss) Range Riders Western Mar 1949
• * Place for a Squatter, (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Fll 1950
• * Pore Man’s Range, (ss) Texas Rangers Feb 1949; Crooked gambler Ute Beel arrives in Diamond City and decides to try his luck.
  • Texas Rangers (UK) Oct 1949
• * Raised the Right Way, (ss) West May 1950
• * Rooted to the Land, (ss) Western Rodeo Romances Win 1951
• * Saddle Up and Die, (ss) The Rio Kid Western Dec 1949
• * A Steady Cowman, (ss)
  • Rodeo Romances (UK) Nov 1950
• * Survival of the Weakest, (ss) Giant Western Oct 1949
• * Town Buster, (ss) Mammoth Western Dec 1949
• * Trail Dust, (vi) Mammoth Western Jun 1949
• * Trumped, (vi) Texas Rangers Dec 1948
• * Wilderness Vengeance, (ss) Mammoth Western Dec 1949

POE, EDGAR ALLAN (1809-1849) (chron.)

• * The Angel of the Odd, (ss) The Columbian Magazine Oct 1844
  • Sophy #1 2000
• * Annabel Lee, (pm) Tribune Oct 9 1849
  • The Scrap Book Apr 1906
  • Weird Tales Illustrated #1 1992
• * “Beloved! Amidst the Earnest Woes” (with W. Augustus Barratt, music), (sg) Atalanta Dec 1893
• * The Black Cat, (ss) Philadelphia United States Saturday Post Aug 19 1843
  • Short Stories Feb 1891
  • EQMM Nov 1949
  • The Saturday Evening Post Spr 1972
  • The Saturday Evening Post Jul/Aug 1976
  • Short Stories Magazine Jan 1982
• * The Cask of Amontillado [Fortunato], (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book Nov 1846
  • Union Jack Library Oct 10 1896
  • The Scrap Book Jul #2 1907
  • Everybody’s Magazine Nov 1925
  • Argosy (UK) Dec 1929
  • Encore Sep 1942
  • EQMM Apr 1951
  • The Creasey Mystery Magazine Jun 1957
• * A Descent into the Maelström, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine May 1841
  • The Scrap Book Mar 1906
  • Argosy (UK) Jun 1929; #6 in the “World’s Great Adventure Stories” series
• * Dream Too Bright to Last, (pm)
  • T.P.’s Magazine Oct 1910
• * A Dream within a Dream, (pm) The Flag of Our Union Mar 31 1839; (these are listed as “Poe-try” since is his bicentennial — middle one came over the transom).
  • 2009 Balticon Souvenir Book 2009
• * Eldorado, (pm) The Flag of Our Union Apr 21 1849
  • 2009 Balticon Souvenir Book 2009
• * Eulalie, (pm) American Whig Review Jul 1845
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Apr 1926
• * The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar, (ss) American Whig Review Dec 1845
  • Thrills & Chills #13 1995
• * The Fall of the House of Usher, (ss) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine Sep 1839
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1934
• * The Gold-Bug, (nv) Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper Jun 21-28 1843; also as “The Golden Beetle”.
• * The Golden Beetle [“The Gold-Bug”], (nv) Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper Jun 21-28 1843
  • Union Jack Library Oct 10 1896
• * The Haunted Palace, (pm) Baltimore Museum Apr 1839
  • The Scrap Book Jul #1 1907
• * An Intimate Letter, (lt)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Sep 1933
• * Israfel, (pm) 1831
  • The Scrap Book Dec #2 1907
• * The Man of the Crowd, (ss) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine Dec 1840
  • The New Strand Feb 1962; No. 1 in “A World Treasury of Great Stories”
• * The Man That Was Used Up, (ss) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine Aug 1839
  • The Golden Book Magazine Dec 1930
• * The Masque of the Red Death, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine May 1842; also as “The Red Death”.
  • Argosy (UK) Nov 1951
• * Ms. Found in a Bottle, (ss) Baltimore Saturday Visitor Oct 19 1833
  • Union Jack Library Oct 10 1896
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) May 1926
• * The Murders in the Rue Morgue [C. Auguste Dupin], (nv) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine Apr 1841
  • The Scrap Book Mar 1907
  • Argosy (UK) Aug 1926; #3 in the “World’s Great Mystery Stories” series
• * Our Amateur Poets — No. III — William Ellery Channing, (bg) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine Aug 1843
• * Our Contributors No. VIII — Fitz-Greene Halleck, (bg) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine Sep 1843
• * The Pit and the Pendulum, (ss) The Gift: a Christmas and New Year’s Present, MDCCCXLIII, an, 1842 1842
  • Standard Stories Sep 1925
• * The Power of Words, (ss) United States Magazine and Democratic Review Jun 1845
  • Sophy #4 2000
• * The Premature Burial, (ss) Dollar Newspaper Jul 31 1844
  • The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Mar 1966
• * The Purloined Letter [C. Auguste Dupin], (nv) The Gift: a Christmas and New Year’s Present for 1845, an, 1844 1844; collected in Poe’s Tales, Wiley & Putnam, 1845.
  • Union Jack Library Oct 10 1896
  • The Golden Book Magazine Apr 1925
  • Scientific Detective Sep 1946
  • EQMM Feb 1950
• * The Purloined Letter [C. Auguste Dupin], (ss) The Gift: a Christmas and New Year’s Present for 1845, an, 1844 1844
  • The Scrap Book Nov 1906
• * The Red Death [“The Masque of the Red Death”], (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine May 1842
  • Union Jack Library Oct 10 1896
• * The Strange Narrative of A. Gordon Pym, (sl) New York: Harper 1838
  • Pioneer Tales Apr 1928
• * The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine Nov 1845
  • Best Stories Nov 1927
• * The Tell-Tale Heart, (ss) The Pioneer Jan 1843
  • The Golden Book Magazine Oct 1929
  • Argosy (UK) Aug 1949
  • Thrills & Chills #11 1995
• * “Thou Art the Man”, (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book Nov 1844
  • The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Feb 1964
• * The Thousand-and-Second Tale of Scheherazade, (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book Feb 1845
  • The Golden Book Magazine Feb 1928
  • The Golden Book Magazine (UK) Mar 1928
• * Two Poems, (pm)
  • Sophy #3 2000
• * An Unpublished Poe Letter, (lt) Fantasy Collector’s Annual 1974
• * William Wilson, (nv) The Gift: a Christmas and New Year’s Present for 1840, an, 1839 1839
  • Short Stories Magazine Apr 1981

POE, EDGAR ALLAN (chron.)

• * Intercollegiate Football, (ar) Lippincott’s Aug 1892; Athletic Series.

POE, EDGAR ALLAN (chron.)

_____, reviews:

• * Review of Orion, (br) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine Mar 1844; “Orion” was an epic (3 vol.) poem by R. H. Horne.
• * Review of Wyandotte, (br) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine Nov 1843; of novel by Fenimore Cooper.

_____, [ref.]

• * “The Decadent World-View 5. Edgar Allan Poe and the Celebration of Decadence” by Brian Stableford, (ar) Wormwood #5 2005
• * “Phantom Doubles: A Freudian Reading of Poe’s ’The Fall of the House of Usher’ and Hoffman’s ’The Sandman’” by Stephen Sennitt, (ar) Wormwood #5 2005
• * “Prophets of Darkness: Edgar Allan Poe” by Louis L’Amour, (nf) Four Arts Apr 1935
• * “Recollections of Edgar Allen Poe” by Howard Paul, (bg) Lambert’s Monthly Jan 1890

POE, ELISABETH ELLICOTT (chron.)

• * The Great New Cathedral in Washington, (ar) Munsey’s Dec 1907

POE, ELIZABETH ELLICOTT (chron.)

• * Sixty Thousand “Queens” as School Teachers [DAR members “teaching” patriotism], (ar) The Scrap Book Sep #1 1907

POE, J. W. (chron.)

• * At Arrochar, (pm) Chambers’s Journal Jun 20 1908

POE, JAMES (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * “Last Train from Gun Hill” by Jean Francis Webb, (ss) Screen Stories Jun 1959

POE, MARSHALL (chron.)

• * The Odds: Life on Mars, (cl) Atlantic Monthly Jun 2004

POE, POTOSI (chron.)

• * The Red Apes, (ss) Brief Stories Aug 1922

POERCE, A. R. (chron.)

• * Honest National Readjustment Our Task, (iv) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 9 1920; interview with James Cox.

POGE, N. WOOTEN; pseudonym of Norvell W. Page, (1904-1961) (chron.)

• * The Chinese Garden Murders, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Apr 1938
• * Hell’s Backtrail, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Mar 1937
• * Senorita Bluebeard, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Sep 1938
  • High Adventure #40 1998
• * The Studio Killer, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Oct 1936

POGER, SIDNEY (chron.)

• * Auden’s First Poetic Sequence, (ar) South Carolina Review Fll 1987

POGGIOLI| PROF. HENRY (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * “Dead Wrong” by T. S. Stribling, (ss) Smashing Detective Stories Mar 1953

POGUE, DORIS E. (chron.)

• * The First Stage Route, (ms) Thrilling Western Mar 1952
• * “Keep Your Seat, Mr. Greeley!”, (ts) West Mar 1952
• * Lore of the Indian, (ar) Thrilling Western Jul 1952
• * Shoshonee Sayings, (nf) 5 Western Novels Magazine Apr 1952

POHL, FREDERIK (George, Jr.) (1919- ); see pseudonyms Elton V. Andrews, Warren F. Howard, James MacCreagh & James MacCreigh (chron.)

• * Americanews, (ms) The Futurian Sep 1938, Spr 1939
• * Blind Alleys:
  ___ The Buck Hustle, (cl) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of America Spr 1991
• * Brain drain, (vi) Nature Nov 23 2000
• * Day Million, (ss) Rogue Feb/Mar 1966
• * The Deadly Mission of P. Snodgrass [“The Deadly Mission of Phineas Snodgrass”], (ss) Galaxy Jun 1962
  • Argosy (UK) Nov 1970
• * The Deadly Mission of Phineas Snodgrass, (ss) Galaxy Jun 1962; also as “The Deadly Mission of P. Snodgrass”.
• * The Dyson Worlds, (ed) Worlds of Tomorrow Feb 1967
  • Worlds of Tomorrow (UK) Aut 1967
• * The Editor’s Page, (ed) The Flatbush Artery Jan, Feb 1938; discusses the intentions of the publication.; Article supporting the communists and likening their attitudes to those of Lincoln and Washington.
• * Faith Healing, (ed) Worlds of Tomorrow Aug 1966
  • Worlds of Tomorrow (UK) Spr 1967
• * The Fiend, (ss) Playboy Apr 1964
• * From the President, (ms) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of America Sum, Win 1974
• * Funny Phonies, (pm) Science Fiction Advance Apr 1938