The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

ST. JULIEN, EDMOND (chron.)

• * The Singer at Sea, (pm) Metropolitan Magazine Oct 1901

ST. LAWRENCE, J. (chron.)

• * Tested for Service, (ms) Boys’ Life Apr 1911

ST. LEGER, WARMAN (chron.)

• * Our Grandmother’s Roses, (ar) The Graphic Sum 1898

ST. LO, JEAN-ETIENNE (chron.)

• * Brigitte and the Secret Army, (ar) The Saint Detective Magazine Jun 1962
  • The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Jun 1962

ST. MARS, F(rank); pseudonym of Frank Howard Atkins, (1882-1921); His father (1840 - 1927) wrote novels as Frank Atkins, Frank Aubrey and Fenton Ash; and the two writers may have collaborated.
         "St. Mars" was a naturalist by inclination (if not training), and his stories of animals were very popular with the readers of Adventure. Although sickly (his letters make constant reference to his ill-health), he spent much time out-of-doors and even corresponded with Theodore Roosevelt. He was born in Bromley, Kent, England and lived in Southsea, Hants, England. (chron.)

• * The Abode of Fear, (ss) Munsey’s Apr 1926
• * Antonio, (ss) The Red Magazine Aug 1 1914
• * A Brigand of the Wild, (ss) The Outing Magazine Oct 1910; goshawk story.
• * The Call of the Flock, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Dec 1922
• * Flights Abroad, (ss) The Outing Magazine Jul 1910; bird story.
• * The Haunted House, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Feb 14 1925
• * The Hyaenas, (ss) The Red Magazine Apr 1 1912
• * In the Red Hart’s Shadow, (ss) Top-Notch Apr 1 1911
• * Kifaru, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jul 1921
• * King of the Ice Lands, (ss) Munsey’s Jun 1921
• * Lone Luck, (ss) The Outing Magazine Jan 1911; dog story.
• * The Off Bird Out, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine May 1913
• * The Pack, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jun 1921
• * A Race for Life, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Nov 25 1921
• * The Revolt, (ss) The Grand Magazine Feb 1912
• * Seba Dines, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Dec 1921
• * Silver Giant, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Apr 1922
• * Sun Fairies: A Nature Story, (ss) The Red Magazine Jan 15 1917
• * The Survivor, (ss) The Outing Magazine May 1910; bobcat story.
• * Taming the Shrew, (ss) People’s Story Magazine Dec 10 1921
• * Under the White Cloak, (ss) Short Stories Aug 1915
• * Watchers of the Mud, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1932
• * A Wild Education, (ss) Triple-X Nov 1925
• * The Wonder City, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Aug 1922

SAINT MAUR, HARRY; pseudonym (chron.)

• * How Irving Rose to Fame, (ia) Munsey’s Mar 1896
• * Jane Hading, (ar) Munsey’s Nov 1895

ST. MAUR, HARRY (chron.)

• * The Man Who Was a Corpse, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Jun 18 1898

ST. MAUR, HENRI; pseudonym of James H. S. Moynahan (chron.)

• * Road Sister, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Feb 1940
• * Stick Around for Murder, (ss) Private Detective Stories Oct 1941

SAINT MAUR, KATE V. (chron.)

• * Asparagus and Pocket Money, (ar) The American Boy May 1923
• * A Business Woman Who Is a Real Business Woman, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1912
• * Ducks and Geese for Profit, (ar) The American Boy Jun 1923
• * Miss Fay Kellogg, Woman Architect, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Feb 1911
• * Mrs. Scott Durand—Milk-Woman, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1910
• * Pocket Money and Pleasure, (ar) The American Boy Feb 1923
• * A Self-Supporting Home, (cl) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct, Nov, Dec 1904, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1905, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1906
• * Strawberries for Pocket Money, (ar) The American Boy Jul 1923

SAINT-MAUR, KATE V. (chron.)

• * Caring for House Pets, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Jul 1910
• * Growing Watercress, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Oct 1911
• * Orchards Old and New, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Mar 1909
• * A Profitable Home, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Nov 1909
• * Small Fruits, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Sep 1909
• * The Vegetable Garden, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion May 1909

ST. MAUR, KATE V. (chron.)

• * Two Women Who Do Things, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1915; about Fay Kellogg and Mrs. Shannon-Sheridan.

ST. MAUR, MARY (chron.)

• * Venus’ Flower Basket, (nf) St. Nicholas Magazine Oct 1874

SAINT-MOR, GUY de (chron.)

• * A Change of Subject, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) May 28 1898

ST. PAUL, STERNER; pseudonym of S. P. Meek, (1894-1972) (chron.)

• * Window Over Cliff, (ss) Clues Dec 1933

ST. PIERRE, J. (chron.)

• * Adventurers All:
  ___ Bear Trap, (cl) Short Stories Dec 10 1937

ST. PIERRE, OLIVER (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly May 8 1920

ST. REYNARD, GEOFFREY (chron.)

• * Elementals of Jedar, (ss) Fantastic Adventures May 1950
  • Fantastic Adventures (UK) #3 1950
• * Mistress of the Djinn [Godwin], (n.) Fantastic Adventures Nov 1950
• * Mistress of the Djinn [Godwin], (na) Fantastic Adventures Nov 1950
  • Fantastic Adventures (UK) #10 1952
• * The Radiant Menace, (ss) Fantastic Adventures Jan 1951
  • Fantastic Adventures (UK) #8 1951
• * The Sword of Ra, (na) Fantastic Adventures Feb 1951
  • Fantastic Adventures (UK) #7 1951
• * Vengeance from the Past, (nv) Imagination Sep 1954

ST. SAVIOUR, BARTOLOMEO (chron.)

• * Skinned Alive, (pm) South Carolina Review Sum 1997

SAINTSBURY, GEORGE (1845-1933) (chron.)

• * Atalanta Scholarship and Reading Union: Shakespeare. Early Comedy, (ar) Atalanta Nov 1890
• * Atalanta Scholarship and Reading Union: Shakespeare. Early Histories, (ar) Atalanta Dec 1890
• * Atalanta Scholarship and Reading Union: Shakespeare. Later Tragedy, (ar) Atalanta Jul 1891
• * Of Things Literary, (ar) The Minster Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1895

SAINTSBURY, PROF. GEORGE (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * “A Scrap Book” by Anon., (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Mar 3 1923

ST. VINCENT, PAUL (chron.)

• * poem, (pm) Bananas #6 1976
• * Poems, (pm) Ambit #67 1976

ST. VRAIN, RAY; No information. However, dime novelist William Henry Manning (1852-1929) sometimes used the pseudonym E. L. St. Vrain, and it is dimly possible that this is one of Manning’s pseudonyms. (chron.)

• * The Affair at Lindenwood Lodge, (ss) Novelets Mar 1925
• * The Case of Meeka Gaye, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Feb 25 1918
• * The End of Every Man’s Desire, (ss) Breezy Stories Jun 1919
• * The Head of Arsenjo, (sl) All-Story Weekly Jun 28 1919
• * Jimmie Dan, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine May 25 1919
• * The League of Widows, (ss) All-Story Weekly Aug 23 1919
• * Married, (ss) 10 Story Book Nov 1922
• * The Sneeze Club, (ss) Action Stories Nov 1921
• * The Song, (ss) Telling Tales Jun 1920
  • Blue Moon Oct 1920
• * The Vanishing Revénge, (ss) Breezy Stories Jul 1922
• * The Way of One Woman, (ss) Breezy Stories Nov 1920
• * The Window, (ss) Live Stories Mar #1 1923

SAJAL (chron.)

• * The Bunk, (ss) Galaxy Jan 1946
• * Crackers, (ss) Galaxy Apr 1946
• * England Expects, (ss) Galaxy Feb 1946
• * The Table, (ss) Galaxy Mar 1946

SAJAT, LOUIS (chron.)

• * St. Nicholas Dog Stories- Twinkle, (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1887

SAKAI, SABURO (chron.)

• * I Was a Zero Pilot, (ar) Argosy Sep 1956

SAKEY, MARCUS (chron.)

• * No One, (ss) Thirteen Magazine Apr 2005

SAKHAROV, VLADIMIR (chron.)

• * Russia’s Plan for Taking Over the Middle East, (ar) Penthouse Jul 1980
• * Yuri Andropov: The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (with Ernest Volkman), (ar) Penthouse Mar 1983

SAKI; pseudonym of H. H. Munro, (1870-1916) (chron.)

• * Alice - Alice Has Tea at the Hotel Cecil, (vi) Picture Politics Dec 1902
• * Alice Wants to Know, (vi) Picture Politics Aug/Sep 1902
• * The Background, (ss) Nugget May 1956
• * Dusk, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1928
• * The Easter Egg, (ss) The Chronicles of Clovis, John Lane 1911
  • Argosy (UK) May 1962
• * The Forbidden Buzzards, (ss)
  • Short Story Magazine Jan 1950
• * Hyacinth, (ss)
  • Short Story Magazine Mar 1950
• * The Interlopers, (ss) The Bystander Jan 17 1912
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1941
• * John Bull’s Christmas Tree, (ss) The House Annual Christmas 1902
  • Book and Magazine Collector Mar 2009
• * The Lumber Room, (ss)
  • Short Story Magazine Mar 1949
• * The Mouse, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Sep 1937
• * The Mouse [from Short Stories of ’Saki’], (ss) New York: Viking 1930
  • The Golden Book Magazine Jul 1935
• * Mrs. Packletide’s Tiger, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Apr 1938
• * The Music on the Hill, (ss) The Chronicles of Clovis, John Lane 1911
  • Argosy (UK) Nov 1944
• * Not So Stories: How the Pallmallatherium Lost Its Weak Spots, (vi) Picture Politics Nov/Dec 1902
• * Not So Stories: The Crab and the Others That Played with the Land, (vi) Picture Politics Nov/Dec 1902
• * Not So Stories: The Dalmeny Cat That Walked By Itself, (vi) Picture Politics Nov/Dec 1902
• * The Open Window, (ss) The Westminster Gazette Nov 18 1911
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1937
  • Argosy (UK) Jul 1951
• * The Political Jungle-Book: I. The Dancing of Mor-Mor, the Peacock, and the Stampede of Runamukki, (vi) Picture Politics May/Jun 1902
• * The Political Jungle-Book: III. Hugheera’s Hunting, (vi) Picture Politics Jun/Jul 1902
• * The Political Jungle-Book: The Wolf Pack And Others, (vi) Picture Politics Feb/Mar 1902
• * The Reticence of Lady Anne, (ss)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Oct 1932
• * The Secret Sin of Septimus Brope, (ss)
  • Sophy #1 2000
• * The Seven Cream Jugs, (ss)
  • Short Story Magazine Nov 1949
• * Shock Tactics, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Sep 1912
  • Sophy #3 2000
• * Sredni Vashtar, (ss) The Westminster Gazette May 28 1910
  • Argosy (UK) Dec 1941
• * The Strategist, (ss)
  • Short Story Magazine Jul 1946
• * Tobermory, (ss) The Westminster Gazette Nov 27 1909
  • Argosy (UK) Jun 1931
  • Argosy (UK) Apr 1945
  • Adventure Tales Win 2004; given as “Toberbory” on story.
• * The Woman Who Never Should, (vi) Picture Politics Aug/Sep 1902

_____, [ref.]

• * “Saki — Edwardian Satirist” by Mark Valentine, (ar) Book and Magazine Collector Mar 2009
• * “Voltaire of the Suburbs” by Anon., (ar) Argosy (UK) Sep 1937

SAKNUSSEMM, KRISTOPHER (chron.)

• * Sky Class, (pm) South Carolina Review Spr 1992

SAKOWKSI, VINCENT (chron.)

• * The Wild and Wacking Misadventures of Hans Kafka, Franz Kafka’s Little Known (and Misunderstood) Imbecilic Half-Brother, (ss) Fables (online Aut 2003

SAKOWSKI, VINCENT W. (chron.)

• * A Martyrdom of Fashion-Slaves, (ss) Fables (online Sum 2001
• * The Tale of the Beautiful Princess and the Wonderful Prince (Abridged Version, (ss) Fables (online Sum 2002

SAKS, ELMER ELIOT; pseudonym of F. Dubrez Fawcett, (1891-1968) (chron.)

• * Gunman’s Moll, (ss) Thrilling Romances #6 1948

SAL 18386 (chron.)

• * Confessions of a Boxcar, (nf) Railroad Magazine Apr 1938

SALA, GEORGE AUGUSTUS (Henry Fairfield) (1828-1895) (chron.)

• * Charles Dickens at Gad’s Hill, (ar) Phil May’s Annual Sum 1892
• * Charles Dickens in Paris, (ar) Phil May’s Annual Win 1892
• * The Poor Prisoners:
  ___ The Lawyer’s Story, (rr) Bow Bells Annual Dec 26 1868
  ___ Prologue, (rr) Bow Bells Annual Dec 26 1868

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• * The Poor Prisoners, (n.) Bow Bells Annual Dec 26 1868

SALACIOUS, GRACE (chron.)

• * Matin’ Place, (ss) Escapade Aug 1958

SALAK, JOSEPH C. (chron.)

• * The Mayor’s Speech, (ss) Cowboy Stories Jul 1934

SALAMAN, ESTHER (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * “The Fertile Plain” by C. V. Wedgwood, (br) The London Magazine Mar 1957

SALAMANCA, LUCY (chron.)

• * Renaissance, (vi) Colliers May 1 1948

SALAS, FLOYD (1931- ) (chron.)

• * The King’s X, (ss) Evergreen Review Aug 1967

SALATHE, W. FREDERICK (chron.)

• * The Killing of Yellow-Hand, (ar) Ace-High Magazine Sep #1 1931

SALAZAR, CRISTIAN (chron.)

• * A Map of the United States of American, (pm) FemSpec v3 2001

SALE, BETTIE (chron.)

• * Ballad of Wise Men, (sg) Rob Wagner’s Script Feb 17 1940
• * Presenting eleven poems of Ernestine E. Mercer, (in) Rob Wagner’s Script May 11 1940

SALE, ELIZABETH (chron.)

• * Presenting the Sonnets of Bill Gerry, (in) Rob Wagner’s Script Mar 18 1944
• * Scriptunes (with John Russell McCarthy), (pm) Rob Wagner’s Script Jun 23 1945; “Elizabeth Sale presenting five poems of John Russell McCarthy”.
• * Scriptunes, (pm) Rob Wagner’s Script Jan 5 1946