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Lowe, Corinne (Martin)

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* Alice Through the Working Class, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1919

* All the Animals Are Admitted to Fashion’s Ark, (ar) Liberty October 18 1924

* Antics in Antiques, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 11 1913

* Autumn Evening Strikes a Vein of Gold, (ar) Liberty October 4 1924

* Autumn Styles Take Some Hints from Summer, (ar) Liberty September 6 1924

* Bad Weather Clothes for Palm Beach Wardrobes, (ar) Liberty January 17 1925

* Blouse and Skirt Forn the Newest Merger, (ar) Liberty August 9 1924

* Burbanking Grandma—New Varieties of an Old Relative, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 8 1914

* Chic and the Three R’s, (ar) Liberty August 30 1924

* Cinderella Upside Down, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 30 1912

* Coat Motifs Rule Autumn Wardrobe, (ar) Liberty September 20 1924

* Coaxing Women to Buy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 7 1911

* Contrasting Coats and Skirts Are New and Chic, (ar) Liberty April 11 1925

* Costumes for Formal Afternoon Occasions, (ar) Liberty November 22 1924

* Counter Encounters, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 8 1911

* Cynthia’s Mother on Eugenics [Cynthia Lovelace], (ss) The Country Gentleman April 5 1913

* Cynthia’s Mother on Modern Methods [Cynthia Lovelace], (ss) The Country Gentleman February 1 1913

* Cynthia’s Mother Visits the City [Cynthia Lovelace], (vi) The Country Gentleman June 29 1912

* Dominance of Printed Materials Marks Spring Styles, (ar) Liberty March 28 1925

* Elspeth Comes Out, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 15, Sep 22, Sep 29, Oct 6, Oct 13 1928

* Europe Comes Across, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 25 1920

* Even in This Alpaca Age Crepes Gain Authority, (ar) Liberty May 17 1924

* Fashion Decrees Chic Garb for Winter Sports, (ar) Liberty January 3 1925

* Fashion Does Some New Steps in the Dance Frock, (ar) Liberty June 21 1924

* Fashion Greets Summer with Organdy, (ar) Liberty July 5 1924

* Fashions of the Day, (ar) Liberty May 10 1924

* Fashion’s Sun Beams on the Shaded Fabric, (ar) Liberty October 11 1924

* Fashions: Wash Frocks Still Have a Place in the Sun, (ar) Liberty June 28 1924

* The Flared Hemline Marks the New Wedding Gowns, (ar) Liberty March 7 1925

* Flavius Best, Pinxit, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 29, Oct 6 1917

* For Mr. Fluffycuffles, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1913

* Frock with Overblouse a Palm Beach Essential, (ar) Liberty January 10 1925

* Furnished Up to Date, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 7 1914

* The Good Little Vamp, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1920

* Graceful Lines in Holiday Gowns, (ar) Liberty December 27 1924

* The Grand Strategy of Style, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 1 1913

* A Great Woman Merchant, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 18 1911

* Hard Times for American Charities, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 16 1915

* High Tones, Painted Fabrics in Vogue, (ar) Liberty May 23 1925

* Home We Had to Have—and We Had, (ss) The Ladies’ Home Journal May 1921

* The Hope That Springs, (ar) Photoplay August 1920

* In the Sport Light of Fashions, (ar) Liberty June 7 1924

* The Jazz Girl, (ss) The Red Book Magazine June 1920

* Keeping Up with the Times, (cl) Pictorial Review Jul 1929, Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Aug 1930

* The Landscape Cook, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 27 1913

* Long Lines Dominate Evening Gowns, (ar) Liberty December 13 1924

* The Lure of the Helpless Male, (es) Pictorial Review July 1932

* Madam Secretary, (ar) Pictorial Review June 1933

* Main Street in Europe, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 21 1924

* Many Women Wear “Them” Instead of “It”, (ar) Liberty January 31 1925

* Materials Are the Real Change, (ar) Liberty November 1 1924

* The Merry Window, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 3 1915

* The Mid-Season Modes Are Wearable, (ar) Liberty February 14 1925

* Miss Wife, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 1 1919

* The Muses’ Son, (ss) The Red Book Magazine July 1923

* The New Autumn Sports Clothes, (ar) Liberty October 25 1924

* New Colors and Trimming Touches in Vogue, (ar) Liberty March 21 1925

* Ordering Your Dinner Gown, (ar) Liberty November 15 1924

* Playing Country Club Fashions at Par, (ar) Liberty June 14 1924

* Preparing the Girl for College, (ar) Liberty August 23 1924

* Psycho-Anne, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 21 1921

* Putting on Percival, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 23 1916

* Putting on Percival, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 6 1917

* Reducing Pounds to Dollars, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 13 1916

* Rubbing the Lamp, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 29 1915

* “The Shoppers’ Paradise”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 4 1911

* Silver Cloth for the Bride’s Frock, (ar) Liberty May 16 1925

* Single Fellows, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 17 1920

* The Slicker, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 17 1917

* Smart Costumes Seen at Exclusive Restaurants, (ar) Liberty December 20 1924

* Society in Suffrage, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine May 1914

* Spring Topcoats of Silk Made on Tailored Lines, (ar) Liberty April 4 1925

* Staging the Styles, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 9 1914

* Stretching the Dollar, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 12 1920

* Style and Spirit Mark the Little Misses’ Wear, (ar) Liberty January 24 1925

* Styles Show Directoire Sway, (ar) Liberty September 13 1924

* Styles That Will Make You Look Slender, (ar) Liberty February 7 1925

* Suggestions for the Autumn Bride, (ar) Liberty September 27 1924

* Suggestions for the Easter Bride’s Trousseau, (ar) Liberty February 21 1925

* Suit and Separate Coat Are Smart and Serviceable, (ar) Liberty May 9 1925

* The Sunny Side of a Small Town, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 3 1923

* Taffeta—One of Spring’s Favored Materials, (ar) Liberty April 18 1925

* Taking the Cure, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 3 1914

* That Holden, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1924

* The Trousseau’s Trend Seen in Stage Stars’ Gowns, (ar) Liberty March 14 1925

* True to Accessories Is Today’s Trousseau, (ar) Liberty May 31 1924

* Use Coats or Capes as Evening Wraps, (ar) Liberty November 29 1924

* Variety of Sleeves Featured in Late Modes, (ar) Liberty April 25 1925

* The Wedding Belle of Today Must Ring True to Type, (ar) Liberty May 24 1924

* We Heed the School Girl in Her Early Teens, (ar) Liberty August 16 1924

* When Cynthia Came Home [Cynthia Lovelace], (vi) The Country Gentleman June 15 1912

* When Cynthia’s Mother Entertains [Cynthia Lovelace], (vi) The Country Gentleman June 22 1912

* Will America Dress Herself?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 24 1914

* This Is the Life: The Story of a Social Secretary, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 1, Jul 15, Jul 29, Aug 12, Aug 26 1916

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Lowe, Cosmo

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* [illustration(s)] (with Warwick Goble), (il) The Cosmopolitan April 1897

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Lowe, D. G. A.

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* Some Views on Running, (ar) Pall Mall Magazine March 1929

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Lowe, Daniel

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* Opening Day, (pm) Spitball: The Literary Baseball Magazine #25, Spring 1988

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Lowe, David

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* The Flower of Annethill, (pm) The English Illustrated Magazine August 1902

* Robin and Makyne, (pl) Pearson’s Magazine December 1905

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Lowe, E. C.

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* The Amulet of Asenata, (ss) The Novel Magazine January 1908

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Lowe, Earnest A.

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* [letter from Avant, OK], (lt) Astounding Stories March 1932

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Lowe, Edward T., Jr.

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* The Vampire Bat (with Harry A. Keller), (ss) New Mystery Adventures April 1935

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Lowe, Elizabeth

* South of Nowhere by Antonio Lobo Antunes, (ar) Granta #6, Winter 1982; translated from the Portuguese.

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Lowe, Ella H.

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* Indian Summer, (pm) Smith’s Magazine September 1916

* To Her Eyes, (pm) Ainslee’s March 1917

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Lowe, Eric (Edward)

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* Salute to Freedom, (ex) 1938

Book Digest Combined with Books in Brief #28, May 1939

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Lowe, Eric

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* Crisis Line (with Kathy Lowe), (ss) The Leading Edge #22, Fall 1990

* Lenin as a Young Man, (ar) The Leading Edge #23, Winter 1991

* Mind Your Mother, (ss) The Leading Edge #16, Winter 1988

* Naked Face in a Dirty Mirror, (ss) The Leading Edge #17, Summer 1988

* Pepsi Bravo Alpha, (ss) The Leading Edge #20/21, April 1990

* The Tao of Rain and Water, (ss) The Leading Edge #19, September 1989

The Leading Edge #24, September 1991

* Through Shadow Alley (with Michael W. Carr), (ss) Wetbones #2, Fall 1997

* To Fly, (ss) The Leading Edge #18, January 1989

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Lowe, Ernest

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* Contest Winning Solution, (ss) Clues 2nd April 1929

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Lowe, Ernestine

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* All Men Are Alike, (ss) Breezy Stories March 1922

* The Chandelier, (ss) Saucy Stories October 15 1923

Saucy Stories (UK) October 15 1923

* Dead Game, (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd November 1922

* Fifty-Fifty, (ss) Telling Tales August 1922

* The Incriminating Garter, (ss) Snappy Stories 1st May 1923

* The Indiscretion of Billie Lee, (ss) Breezy Stories October 1922

* Love and Lingerie, (ss) Breezy Stories May 1922

* A Man’s a Fool, (ss) Breezy Stories March 1923

* The Man Who Knew Women, (ss) Breezy Stories April 1922

* No Come-Back, (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd March 1923

* Pearls of Great Price, (ss) The Corner Magazine September 1923

* Polly the Prude, (ss) Telling Tales July 1922

* Silk to the Skin, (ss) Breezy Stories November 1922

* Sleep Well!, (ss) Breezy Stories September 1922

* The Wages of Gin—, (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd April 1923

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Lowe, [Sir] F(rancis) Gordon (, 2nd Baronet)

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* Add Fifteen to Your Game, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine June 1928

* The Backhand Stroke, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine August 1926

* The Baseliner Is Still Supreme, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine July 1928

* Big Lawn Tennis of Today, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine July 1923

* Headwork in Lawn Tennis, (ar) The Windsor Magazine October 1925

* How to Improve Your Lawn Tennis, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine September 1926

* Improve Your Lawn Tennis During the Winter, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine October 1926

* The Lawn-Tennis Champion of the Year, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine September 1924

* Lawn Tennis in 1924, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine July 1924

* Lawn Tennis on the Riviera, (ar) The London Magazine June 1925

* “Serve!”, (ar) The London Magazine September 1926

* Strokes and Stance, (ar) The Windsor Magazine September 1921

* Tactics and Methods in Lawn Tennis, and the Question of Surfaces, (ar) The Windsor Magazine August 1923

* This Season’s Tennis, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine June 1930

* Wimbledon Champions Past and Present, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine August 1926

* Wimbledon Memories and Future Prospects, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine July 1922

* Winning Shots at Tennis, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine June 1925

* Women’s Lawn Tennis, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine August 1927

* The World’s Professional Lawn Tennis Championships, (ar) Britannia October 5 1928

* A Year of Progress, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine July 1925

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Lowe, F. R. Eaton

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* Fresh Air and Foul Air, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1886

* A Glass of Wine, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly March 1879

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Lowe, Fiona

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* On the Road Again, (nv) The Mammoth Book of ER Romance ed. Trisha Telep, Robinson, 2013

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Lowe, Florence

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* Binoculars for the Armed Forces, (ar) Liberty May 8 1943

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Lowe, Frances

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* Band on the Run, (vi) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine September 2008

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Lowe, Frank, Jr.

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* Out of the West, a New Type Benefactor, (ar) National Magazine September 1914

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Lowe, Frederick

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* All Hallows, (pm) Glitterwolf Halloween Special Edition 2014

* Come October: The Loon and the Owl, (pm) Glitterwolf Halloween Special Edition 2015

* Stalked, (pm) Glitterwolf Halloween Special Edition 2014

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Lowe, Geoff

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* The Intruders, (ss) New Moon Quarterly #2, September 1987

* Sloth & Forgiveness, (ss) Nemonymous #9, 2009, uncredited.

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Lowe, George D.

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* Our Up to Date Refrigeration, (bg) Uncle Remus’s The Home Magazine November 1908 [Ref. Dr. John Gorrie]

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Lowe, Gordon

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* Great Players of To-Day, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine June/July 1926

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Lowe, Harry

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* [illustration(s)], (il) The Yellow Magazine #54, October 5 1923

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Lowe, Helen

Helton Lowe

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* Easy as Apple Pie, (nv) Street & Smith’s Romantic Range August 1940, as by Helton Lowe

* Streamline Romance, (ss) Thrilling Love October 1939

* Twice a Bride, (ss) All-Story Love March 15 1940

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Lowe, Helen

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* Red Earth, (ss) Borderlands #10, April 2008

* The Heir of Night by Ian Hunter, (br) Interzone #240, May/June 2012

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Lowe, Helen F.

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* A Famous Pebble Beach, (ar) Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine September 1892

Lowe, Helton

* Easy as Apple Pie, (nv) (by Helen Lowe) Street & Smith’s Romantic Range August 1940

* Go West, Young Lady!, (nv) (by Milton Lowe) Street & Smith’s Romantic Range November 1940

* Old Jim Gets Fired, (ss) (by Milton Lowe) Street & Smith’s Romantic Range September 1940

* Sheriff for a Day, (nv) (by Milton Lowe) Street & Smith’s Romantic Range July 1940

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Lowe, Henry J.

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* Reality, (pm) Love Story Magazine April 6 1929

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Lowe, Herbert F.

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* [letter from Brooklyn, NY], (lt) Unknown October 1940

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Lowe, Houston

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* Three Things Learned from 50 Years in One Business by Mary B. Mullett, (iv) The American Magazine November 1919

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Lowe, Hugh Maxwell

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* All’s Fair, (ss) John Creasey Mystery Magazine December 1958

John Creasey Mystery Magazine (US) August 1959

* Sense of Occasion, (ss) The Creasey Mystery Magazine February 1957

* The Woman on the Phone, (ss) John Creasey Mystery Magazine March 1958

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Lowe, J. Norman

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* Canada’s Shortest Common Carrier, (pi) Railroad Magazine May 1947

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Lowe, Jacques

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* [front cover], (cv) Argosy June 1960

* [illustration(s)], (il) Argosy May, Jun, Nov 1957, Mar, Jul, Sep, Oct 1958, Mar, Apr, Aug, Sep 1959, Apr, Sep, Nov 1960
May, Jun 1961, Dec 1963

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