The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

BESANT, WALTER (chron.) (continued)

• * The Rynard Gold Reef Company, Ltd, (ss) The Strand Jun 1891
• * The Shrinking Shoe, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Nov 1893
• * The Story of Mary Ivors, (ss)
  • Tauchnitz Magazine Apr 1892

BESHOAR, BARRON B. (chron.)

• * The Sheepherder, (ss) Street & Smith’s Western Story Oct 1944

BESIER, RUDOLF (1878-?) (chron.)

• * A Posy of Contention, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Apr 1902
• * The Treasure of Saint Mathurin’s, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jul 1900

BESLOW, FAYE (chron.)

• * Kill That Bug!, (ms) Amazing Feb 1953
  • Amazing Stories (UK) #22 1953

BESPALOFF, ALEXIS (chron.)

• * Aged to Perfection, (cl) Penthouse Feb 1984
• * California Cheer Liters, (cl) Penthouse May 1984
• * Food & Wine, (cl) Penthouse Dec 1984

BESS, DEMAREE (chron.)

• * After Hitler, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 13 1941
• * American Strategy Paints Portugal, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 30 1941
• * American Viceroy in Germany, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 3, May 10 1947
• * The American Who Knows Stalin Best, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 15 1951
• * Are Generals in Politics a Menace, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 26 1952
• * Are Top Secrets Demoralizing Washington?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 29 1951
• * Are We Losing the Battle of Transportation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 11 1942
• * The Army and Its Tower of Babel, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 4 1954; the story of the Army and Monterey, California.
• * The Army’ Favorite General, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 3 1942; Ike Eisenhower is big enough for a big job.
• * The Axis is a Myth, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 24 1942; The truth about a phrase that’s overscared to many.
• * The Battle of the Balkans, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 26 1941
• * Belgium Is Britain’s Baby, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 30 1944
• * Britain Views Us with Alarm, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 14 1946
• * The Buzz Bomb Dooms Germany, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 23 1944
• * California’s Amazing Japanese, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 30 1955
• * Can We Live with Russia?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 7 1945
• * Can We Remake the World Without Going Broke?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 5 1952
• * The Czechs Take the Big Step, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 23 1946
• * The Dilemma of the Dutch, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 1 1945
• * Discovered: An Optimist on Germany, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 15 1950
• * Does ERP Mean War or Peace, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 29 1949
• * European Showdown, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 3 1938
• * Europe’s Old Nightmare Returns, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 18 1950
• * Formosa Is Like a Volcano, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 21 1956
• * Gambling with Peace, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 8 1939
• * Germany’s Game in Finland, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 16 1940
• * Germany’s Wild Animal Circus, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 9 1940
• * Great Design, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 27 1944
• * He United an Invasion Army, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 7 1943
• * Hitler Bids for Christian Allies, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 9 1941
• * The Hitler Bomb’s Real Victim, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 6 1940
• * Hitler’s First Blunder, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1939
• * Hong Kong: Cities of the World, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 21 1956; includes a photo of Molly Oong.
• * How Finland Balks Her Communists, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 25 1950
• * How Long will This War Last, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 9 1950
• * How Long Will We Stay in Germany?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 2 1946
• * How to Be Neutral, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 14 1939
• * How We Botched the German Occupation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 26 1946
• * How We’re Ruling Sicily, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 25 1943
• * How Will We Govern Our Slice of Germany?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 14 1945
• * Hunting Gold for Stalin (with John D. Littlepage), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 18 1937
• * Ireland Turns Away from the U.S.A., (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 21 1947
• * Is Benelux Europe’s Salvation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 22 1947
• * Is the Marshall Plan Dead?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 18 1950
• * Jewish Pawns in Power Politics, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 18 1939
• * Judgment Day for the U.N., (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 26 1955
• * Let’s Quit Pretending, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 18 1943
• * Moscow’s Phony Peace Campaign, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 30 1949
• * Mussolini Prepares for War, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 18 1939
• * Nazi Germany’s First Colony, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 26 1939
• * The New Red Menace in Japan, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 14 1956
• * Nine Times the Russians Bungled, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 16 1955
• * No Peace in Sight, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 19 1946
• * Okinawa — American Island, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 11 1953
• * Our Agents Behind the Iron Curtain, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 24 1946
• * Our Battle with the Swiss, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 14 1946
• * Our Chilly War with France, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 21 1949
• * Our Frontier on the Danube, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1941
• * Our Next Two Years, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 4 1942
• * Our Not-So-Secret Weapon, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 9 1940; (gold).
• * Our Propaganda Warriors, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 16 1957
• * Our Secret Diplomatic Triumph in Africa, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 26 1942
• * Paris Conquered the Germans, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 7 1944
• * Peaceful Wars Aren’t Possible, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 27 1938
• * Poland in Chains, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 5 1941
• * The Price We Must Pay, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 10 1945
• * Red Wreckers in Russia (with John D. Littlepage), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 1 1938
• * Roosevelt’s Shadow Over Paris, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 29 1946
• * The Second Russo-Japanese War Is On, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 6 1938
• * Serfs of the Soviets (with John D. Littlepage), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 29 1938
• * Should We Do Business with Tito, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 10 1949
• * Spotlight on the Russian Bear, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 24 1938
• * Stalin Over Europe, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 14 1939
• * Stalin Prefers Siberia, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 22 1939
• * The Swarming of the Slavs, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 16 1947
• * The Swedes Are Out to Get the Business, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 22 1945
• * Their Heads Are in the Russian Bear’s Mouth, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 3 1949
• * “They Took Sweden by Telephone”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 8 1941
• * They Want Us to Go to War Right Now, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 18 1951
• * Tokyo Calls the Tune, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 20 1942; Hitler rediscovers the Yellow Peril-Tokyo style.
• * Tokyo’s Captive Yankee Newspaper, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 6 1943
• * Tomorrow They’ll Be Famous, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 14 1952
• * Truman Could Learn from the Swiss, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 24 1950
• * The Truth About General Grow’s Moscow Diary, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 27 1952
• * The Truth About the French, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 29 1944
• * The UN Comes Down to Earth, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 27 1951
• * Uncle Sam Scares Europe, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 25 1939
• * Uncle Sam Sponsors a Smuggler’s Paradise, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 16 1949
• * Uncle Sam’s Favorite Trouble Shooter, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 26 1954
• * Up to Our Necks in Turkey, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 25 1947
• * Valiant Is the Word for Finland, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 12 1946
• * The War Behind the War, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 10 1940; (about rationing in the UK).
• * The War’s Most Beautiful Sunrise, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 10 1945
• * We Can Hope for an Early End, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 15 1944
• * What Can We Do About France, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 13 1946
• * What Does De Gaulle Want, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 19 1945
• * What’s Wrong with Revolution, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 25 1942; After all, we revolted ourselves some time ago.
• * When He Talks, Ike Listens, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 17 1955
• * Where’s Britain Going Now?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1950
• * Which Way Will France Go, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 18 1944
• * Why Generals Need No Prodding, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 21 1942; They want a second front too-a successful one.
• * Why Germany Must Invade England, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 27 1942; England must be beaten before the Axis can win.
• * Why Hitler Wanted Peace, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 2 1939
• * Will Europe Go Communist After the War, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 22 1944

BESS, RAYMOND E. (chron.)

• * Letter, (lt) Ranch Romances Aug #2 1952

BESSBOROUGH, LADY (chron.)

• * How to Write to a Daughter, (lt) 1805
  • Lilliput Nov 1947

BESSETTE, CARLYLE J. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Nov 1931
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 2
• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Dec 1931
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 2
• * letter, (lt) Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror Jun 1932
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 2

bes SHAHAR, ELUKI (1956- ) (chron.)

• * The Pointed Sword: Fytte The Seventeenth: Richard and Alec Go Drumming in the Woods, (vi) The New York Review of Science Fiction May 1993

BESSIE, ALVAH (Cecil) (1904-1985) (chron.)

• * Keep Your Nose Down, (ss) Colliers Dec 18 1937
• * My Brother, My Son, (ss) Story Jan/Feb 1940
• * Profession of Pain, (ss) Esquire May 1935

BESSOR, JOHN P. (chron.)

• * Some Strange Meteors, (nf) Fate Jul 1954

BEST, AGNES (chron.)

• * Ghost To Host, (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Jun 1939
• * Girl from the Ruby Dice, (ss) Romantic Range Feb 1941
• * Heart’s Prospecting, (ss) Street & Smith’s Far West Romances Jul 1932
• * High Road to Romance, (ss) Love Story Magazine Sep 27 1930
• * Love Back Trails, (ss) Far West Romances Feb 1932
• * Love Comes by Wagon Train, (ss) Rangeland Romances Jan 1943
• * Love Is a Funny Thing, (ss) All-Story Love Stories Jun 5 1937
• * Love Rides the Circle Arrow, (ss) Far West Romances Dec 1931
• * Love Rides the Storm, (ss) Far West Romances Mar 1932
• * Secret of Stone Harp, (ss) Romantic Range Mar 1945
• * Storm Penny, (ss) Romantic Range Mar 1938
• * Thou Shalt Not—, (ss) Rangeland Romances Sep 1942

BEST, ALFRED M. (chron.)

• * What Are You Worth to Your Family?, (ar) The American Magazine Aug 1931

BEST, (Evangel) ALLENA CHAMPLIN (1892-1974); see pseudonym Erick Berry (chron.)

BEST, BARB (chron.)

• * Do the Math, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post Jul/Aug 2007

BEST, BRETON AMIS (1905-1972); see pseudonym Ray Bentinck (chron.)

BEST, CAROL ANN; [born Charlotte Anne Matthew] (1906-1995); see pseudonym Susan Ashe (chron.)

BEST, CLARA RUSSELL (chron.)

• * Sweet Young Things, (ar) Colliers May 3 1930

BEST, DAISIE M. (chron.)

• * A Kiss, (pm) Metropolitan Magazine Dec 1900

BEST, ELIZABETH (chron.)

• * Sunday, (ss) Short Story International Dec 1983; Australia.

BEST, FRED W. (chron.)

• * Adventurers All:
  ___ A Close Call, (cl) Short Stories Jun 10 1936
  ___ A Close Call, (ts) Short Stories Jun 10 1936
  • Short Stories (UK) early-Oct 1936

BEST, GEORGE A. (chron.)

• * Artificial Rock Formation, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) Nov 1900
• * A Boarding House Burglar, (ss) The Royal Magazine Nov 1903
• * Gibbs’s Submarine, (nf) The London Magazine Jun 1905
• * The Guard Boat of Yantlett Creek, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Sep 1900
• * The Home of Santa Claus—A Story for Children, (ss) The Royal Magazine Nov 1899
• * The Terror of Tankerville, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1902
• * Transplanting Big Trees, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine Jan 1900; probably inspired because C. Arthur Pearson himself had a large oak tree moved from his own large grounds in Frensham Place, Surrey — which is pictured here.
  • Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jan 1900
• * Was It a Dream?, (ss) Cassell’s Nov 1903

BEST, GEORGE H. (chron.)

• * The Count d’Esrolles, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Jan 4 1902

BEST, GERALD M. (chron.)

• * Back Yard Railroad, (ar) Railroad Magazine Jul 1939
• * An Old-Timer Goes Hollywood, (ar) Railroad Stories Aug 1937

BEST, (Oswald) HERBERT (1894-1980) (chron.)

• * Early American, (ss) Colliers Nov 22 1941
• * The Winning of a Name, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1930
• * The Witch’s Hen, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Oct 1930

BEST, JOEL (chron.)

• * Walking West, (ss) Fictitious Force #1 2005

BEST, KATHARINE (chron.)

• * Born to Be a Best Cook (with Katharine Hillyer), (ar) McCall’s Mar 1950
• * Hi Brother Gene, (ss) The Country Gentleman Apr 1947
• * Vicious, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 25 1934

BEST, KATHERINE (chron.)

• * ’Postle Peters, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post May 14, May 21 1932

BEST, MARIE (chron.)

• * Nora Mahoney — a Human Document (with Viola Roseboro’), (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Aug 1906

BEST, MARK (chron.)

• * Comeback, (ss) Hardboiled #15 1993
• * Okayed for Browns, (ss) Hardboiled Apr 2000