The FictionMags Index

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The Black Man’s Burden, (pm) Pocatello Tribune April 8 1899
Look on This Picture, Then on That, (pm) The Chicago Tribune October 8 1910, as by Normal Bean
The Roil of the Red Blood, (pm) The Chicago Tribune October 12 1910, as by Normal Bean
Must Fight or Run Out, (pm) The Chicago Tribune October 15 1910, as by Normal Bean
O, Yes; It’s Getting Thick, (pm) The Chicago Tribune September 16 1911, as by Normal Bean
Virulent Buggishness, (pm) The Chicago Tribune September 28 1911, as by Normal Bean
Under the Moons of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) The All-Story February 1912, etc., as by Norman Bean
Under the Moons of Mars [Barsoom], (ex) The All-Story February 1912 (+5), as by Norman Bean
Under the Moons of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) The All-Story February 1912 (+5), as by Norman Bean
Tarzan of the Apes [Tarzan], (n.) The All-Story October 1912
The Gods of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) The All-Story January 1913, etc.
From the Man Who Knows Mars, (ms) The All-Story May 1913
The Return of Tarzan [Tarzan], (n.) New Story Magazine June 1913, etc.
The Cave Girl, (na) The All-Story July 1913, etc.
A Martian Glossary, (ms) The All-Story October 1913
A Man Without a Soul, (na) The All-Story November 1913
A Man Without a Soul, (ex) The All-Story November 1913
Warlord of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) The All-Story December 1913, etc.
The Outlaw of Torn, (n.) New Story Magazine January 1914, etc.
Nay, It Hath Not Gone, (pm) The Chicago Tribune February 3 1914, as by Normal Bean
The Eternal Lover [Barney Custer; Tarzan], (nv) All-Story Weekly March 7 1914
The Mad King [Barney Custer], (nv) All-Story Weekly March 21 1914
The Climate and the View, (pm) The Chicago Tribune March 30 1914, as by Normal Bean
At the Earth’s Core [Pellucidar], (n.) All-Story Weekly April 4 1914, etc.
At the Earth’s Core [Pellucidar], (n.) All-Story Weekly April 4 1914 (+3)
The Beasts of Tarzan [Tarzan], (n.) All-Story Cavalier Weekly May 16 1914, etc.
The Beasts of Tarzan [Tarzan], (n.) All-Story Cavalier Weekly May 16 1914 (+4)
The Mucker [The Mucker], (n.) All-Story Cavalier Weekly October 24 1914, etc.
Sweetheart Primeval [Barney Custer; Tarzan], (n.) All-Story Cavalier Weekly January 23 1915, etc.
Syndication, (ar) The Bulletin April 1915
Pellucidar [Pellucidar], (n.) All-Story Cavalier Weekly May 1 1915, etc.
The Contribs of Yesterday, (pm) The Chicago Tribune May 31 1915, as by Normal Bean
Barney Custer of Beatrice [Barney Custer], (sl) All-Story Weekly August 7 1915, etc.
Ben, King of Beasts, (na) New York Evening World November 15 1915 (+5)
The Son of Tarzan [Tarzan], (n.) All-Story Weekly December 4 1915, etc.
Beyond Thirty, (na) All Around Magazine February 1916
Beyond Thirty, (ex) All Around Magazine February 1916
Beyond Thirty, (pm) All Around Magazine February 1916
Thuvia, Maid of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) All-Story Weekly April 8 1916, etc.
Will Go Gypsying All Summer, (ar) OAK Leaves April 29 1916
The Return of the Mucker [The Mucker], (n.) All-Story Weekly June 17 1916, etc.
The Girl from Farris’s, (n.) All-Story Weekly September 23 1916, etc.
Tarzan’s First Love [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine September 1916, etc.
The Capture of Tarzan [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine October 1916, etc.
Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar [Tarzan], (n.) All-Story Weekly November 18 1916, etc.
The Fight for the Balu [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine November 1916, etc.
The God of Tarzan [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine December 1916, etc.
The Tribe of Tarzan Organized, (ms) All-Story Weekly January 20 1917
Tarzan and the Black Boy [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine January 1917, etc.
The Witch-Doctor Seeks Vengeance [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine February 1917
The Cave Man, (na) All-Story Weekly March 31 1917, etc.
The End of Bukawai [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine March 1917, etc.
The Lion [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine April 1917, etc.
Man or Tumblebug, (ar) OAK Leaves May 26 1917
The Nightmare [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1917, etc.
The Lad and the Lion, (n.) All-Story Weekly June 30 1917, etc.
The Battle for Teeka [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine June 1917, etc.
A Jungle Joke [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine July 1917, etc.
Tarzan Rescues the Moon [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine August 1917, etc.
A Princess of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) A.C. McClurg, October 1917, etc.
A Princess of Mars [Barsoom], (ex) A.C. McClurg, October 1917
Arms and the Woman, (ar) OAK Leaves November 3 1917
To the Mother, (ar) New Oxford Item December 6 1917
To the Home Girl, (ar) New Oxford Item December 13 1917
An Auto-Biography, (ar) Republic Motor Truck Company, 1917
The Oakdale Affair, (nv) The Blue Book Magazine March 1918
How I Became an Author, (ar) Chicago Examiner April 4 1918
Patriotism by Proxy, (ar) OAK Leaves May 25 1918
A National Reserve Army, (ar) Army and Navy Journal August 31 1918
The Land That Time Forgot [Caspak], (na) The Blue Book Magazine August 1918
The Plant Men, (ex) A.C. McClurg, September 28 1918
The People That Time Forgot [Caspak], (na) The Blue Book Magazine October 1918
H.R.H. the Rider, (n.) All-Story Weekly December 14 1918, etc.
Go to Pershing, (ar) Logansport Daily Tribune December 27 1918
Out of Time’s Abyss [Caspak], (na) The Blue Book Magazine December 1918
Victory Loan an Appeal to Our Business Sense, (ar) Marble Rock Journal March 6 1919
“Wanted—A Sheep Shearer”, (ms) The Van Nuys News March 28 1919
Jungle Tales of Tarzan [Tarzan], (A.C. McClurg & Co., March 1919, co)
An Eye for an Eye [Tarzan], (ss) The Red Book Magazine March 1919
When the Lion Fed [Tarzan], (ss) The Red Book Magazine April 1919
The Golden Locket [Tarzan], (ss) The Red Book Magazine May 1919
When Blood Told [Tarzan], (ss) The Red Book Magazine June 1919
The Debt [Tarzan], (ss) The Red Book Magazine July 1919
The Black Flyer [Tarzan], (ss) The Red Book Magazine August 1919
The Warlord of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) A.C. McClurg, September 1919
Tarzan and the Valley of Luna [Tarzan], (n.) All-Story Weekly March 20 1920, etc.
Tarzan the Terrible [Tarzan], (n.) Argosy Allstory Weekly February 12 1921, etc.
More Messages from Authors to Dealers, (ar) The American News Trade Journal April 1921
The Efficiency Expert, (n.) Argosy Allstory Weekly October 8 1921, etc.
Chessmen of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) Argosy Allstory Weekly February 18 1922, etc.
The Girl from Hollywood, (n.) Munsey’s Magazine June 1922, etc.
Wild Animals in Pictures, (ar) Screenland June 1922
The Story of Tarzana, (ms) Los Angeles Times October 8 1922
The Chessmen of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) A.C. McClurg, November 1922
The Chessmen of Mars [Barsoom], (ex) A.C. McClurg, November 1922
Tarzan and the Golden Lion [Tarzan], (n.) Argosy Allstory Weekly December 9 1922, etc.
Creator of Tarzan Speaks, (ms) Los Angeles Times January 7 1923
“Livestock and Equipment of the Tarzana Ranch at Auction”, (ms) The Van Nuys News January 9 1923
The Moon Maid [Moon Sequence], (n.) Argosy Allstory Weekly May 5 1923, etc.
The Moon Maid [Moon Sequence], (n.) Argosy Allstory Weekly May 5 1923 (+4)
Origin and History of the Boy Scouts of America, (ar) The Van Nuys News August 28 1923, etc.
Tarzan and the Ant Men [Tarzan], (n.) Argosy Allstory Weekly February 2 1924, etc.
Out of Time’s Abyss, (ar) Urban Military Academy school newspaper April 4 1924
“Tarzan” Poisoned, (ar) Los Angeles Times May 20 1924
Why I Wrote “Tarzan and the Ant Men”, (ms) Atlanta Constitution June 8 1924
The Land That Time Forgot [Caspak], (A.C. McClurg, June 1924, co)
The Land That Time Forgot [Caspak], (n.) A.C. McClurg, June 1924
The Bandit of Hell’s Bend, (n.) Argosy Allstory Weekly September 13 1924, etc.
The Saddle Horse in Southern California, (ar) Los Angeles Times January 1 1925
The Moon Men [Moon Sequence], (nv) Argosy Allstory Weekly February 21 1925, etc.
The Cave Girl, (co) A.C. McClurg, March 21 1925
The Cave Girl, (A.C. McClurg, March 1925, n.)
Passing o’ My Pal, Bill, (pm) A.C. McClurg, June 1925
untitled (“I Stood at the Bar, at the Spread Eagle Bar”), (pm) A.C. McClurg, June 1925
untitled (“My mother was a wild cat”), (pm) A.C. McClurg, June 1925
Evolution Held Undeniable: Nature’s Law, Says Author, (ar) New York American July 6 1925
“Rolling Hills Golf Club a Smashing Commercial Golf Course Proposition”, (ms) Los Angeles Times July 10 1925
The Red Hawk [Moon Sequence], (nv) Argosy Allstory Weekly September 5 1925, etc.
The Eternal Lover, (A.C. McClurg, October 1925, n.)
The Moon Maid [Moon Sequence], (A.C. McClurg, February 1926, co)
When I Was Twenty-One, (ms) Moab Times-Independent March 4 1926
An Adventure in Plagiarism, (ar) The Bulletin August/September 1926
Colt Pistols, (ar) Samson Service Publication, 1926
A Dispatch on Mars, (ms) The Daily Express 1926
The War Chief, (n.) Argosy Allstory Weekly April 16 1927, etc.
The Master Mind of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) Amazing Stories Annual 1927
Edgar Rice Burroughs, Famed Novelist, Is Real Estate Operator on Ventura Boulevard; Lauds Its Advantage, (ar) The Van Nuys News September 30 1927
Who Cares?, (ar) Tarzana Bulletin September 1927, as by Normal Bean
The Illustrator and the Author, (ar) The Bulletin October 1927
Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle [Tarzan], (n.) The Blue Book Magazine December 1927, etc.
The Tarzan Twins [Tarzan], (n.) 1927
“He’s Moral Imbecile”, Famous Writer Says, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner January 26 1928
“I Am Einstein if He’s Crazy”, Says Burroughs, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner January 27 1928
Burroughs Calls Him “Instinctive Criminal”, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner January 28 1928
“He Knows Right, But Beast Doesn’t Care!”, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner January 31 1928
Is Hickman Not Guilty Because Mother Heard Strange Noises?, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner February 1 1928
“Knew He Was Doing Wrong”, Says Burroughs, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner February 2 1928
“Crime Even May Affect Panel’s Lives”, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner February 3 1928
Murder Means to End for Him, Says Writer, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner February 4 1928
Thrust at Alienists Made by Burroughs, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner February 6 1928
Scientific Dispute Lost on Burroughs, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner February 7 1928
Hickman’s Appeal to Jury Derided as “Sophomoric Essay”, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner February 8 1928
Parker’s Nerve Strain Sensed by Burroughs, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner February 9 1928
“Battle Must Go On”, View of Burroughs, (ar) Los Angeles Examiner February 10 1928
Edgar Rice Burroughs Sees Valley as World Mecca for Men at Play, (ms) The Van Nuys News February 17 1928
The Apache Devil, (n.) Argosy Allstory Weekly May 19 1928, etc.
Tarzan and the Lost Empire [Tarzan], (n.) The Blue Book Magazine October 1928, etc.
Tanar of Pellucidar [Pellucidar], (n.) The Blue Book Magazine March 1929, etc.
The Citizen and the Police, (ar) The Police Reporter May 1929
Jungle Praise from the Author of Tarzan, (lt) Rob Wagner’s Script August 24 1929
Tarzan at the Earth’s Core [Tarzan; Pellucidar], (n.) The Blue Book Magazine September 1929, etc.
How I Wrote the Tarzan Books, (ar) New York World October 27 1929
Author Once Worked at Eighteen Jobs, (ar) Los Angeles Times November 3 1929
How Tarzan Kept the Wolf from the Door, (ar) The Literary Digest November 30 1929
A Fighting Man of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) The Blue Book Magazine April 1930, etc.
Entertainment Is Fiction’s Purpose, (ar) Writer’s Digest June 1930
Tarzan, Guard of the Jungle [Tarzan], (n.) The Blue Book Magazine October 1930, etc.
From Tarzan’s Dad, (lt) Rob Wagner’s Script February 14 1931
The Land of Hidden Men, (n.) The Blue Book Magazine May 1931, etc.
The Triumph of Tarzan [Tarzan], (n.) The Blue Book Magazine October 1931, etc.
Tarzan’s Papa Likes Us, (lt) Rob Wagner’s Script December 5 1931
The Men Who Make the Argosy, (cl) Argosy March 12 1932
Tarzan and the City of Gold [Tarzan], (n.) Argosy March 12 1932, etc.
Who Murdered Mr. Thomas?, (ss) Rob Wagner’s Script April 16 1932
The Red Necktie, (ss) Rob Wagner’s Script May 28 1932
The Tarzan Theme, (ar) Writer’s Digest June 1932
The Birth of Tarzan, (ar) Rob Wagner’s Script July 2 1932
Edgar Rice Burroughs Tells All, (bg) Rob Wagner’s Script July 9 1932
Tarzan and the Leopard Men [Tarzan], (n.) The Blue Book Magazine August 1932, etc.
Pirates of Venus [Venus], (n.) Argosy September 17 1932, etc.
The Terrace Drive Murder, (ss) Rob Wagner’s Script October 8 1932
That Darned Mystery Puzzle, (ms) Rob Wagner’s Script October 15 1932
Protecting the Author’s Rights, (ar) The Writers Year Book & Market Guide 1932
How Old Seduction?, (lt) Rob Wagner’s Script January 28 1933
Lost on Venus [Venus], (n.) Argosy March 4 1933, etc.
The Pirates of Venus—Prologue [Venus], (ex) The Passing Show September 30 1933
Tarzan and the Lion Man [Tarzan], (n.) Liberty November 11 1933, etc.
Edgar Rice Burroughs Tells of Success of His Famous Fiction Character That This Newspaper Helped to Popularize, (ar) The Tacoma News Tribune January 12 1934
Tarzan Roams World, (ar) Oakland Tribune January 29 1934
It Mighta Been a Calla Lilly, (lt) Rob Wagner’s Script February 17 1934
Symbol of a New Day, (ar) Rob Wagner’s Script February 17 1934
“As a Californian, I Am Proud…”, (ms) Oakland Tribune February 20 1934
Pirates of Venus [Venus], (ex) Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., February 1934
Tarzan’s Seven Lives, (ar) Screen Play Magazine May 1934
Swords of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) The Blue Book Magazine November 1934, etc.
Tarzan of the Air, (ar) 1934
The Lightship Murder, (ss) Rob Wagner’s Script October 26 1935
Tarzan and the Immortal Men [Tarzan], (n.) The Blue Book Magazine October 1935, etc.
Nkima, Tarzan’s Pet, Tells What Planks Really Mean, (ar) The Louisville Times November 15 1935
The Lightship Murder Solution, (ms) Rob Wagner’s Script November 16 1935
Letter to the Editor, (lt) Owosso Argus-Press July 1936
Tarzan and the Magic Men [Tarzan], (sl) Argosy September 19 1936, etc.
Seven Worlds to Conquer, (n.) Argosy January 9 1937, etc.
The Resurrection of Jimber-Jaw, (nv) Argosy February 20 1937
Letter from an Author Who Publishes His Own Books, (ar) Writer’s Digest May 1937
The Ballad of the B’s, (pm) Li’l B Her Book June 16 1937
It’s Ants!, (pm) Li’l B Her Book June 16 1937
Man-Eaters!, (ar) Los Angeles Times August 22 1937
Tarzan and the Elephant Men [Tarzan], (sl) The Blue Book Magazine November 1937, etc.
Carson of Venus [Venus], (n.) Argosy January 8 1938, etc.
The Red Star of Tarzan [Tarzan], (n.) Argosy March 19 1938, etc.
What Makes Tarzan Act That Way?, (ar) Boston Sunday Post June 19 1938
Tarzan of the Apes…and the Hidden Treasure [Tarzan], (ss) Famous Feature Stories #1, 1938
The Synthetic Men of Mars [Barsoom], (n.) Argosy January 7 1939, etc.
Even Apes Fight for It, (vi) Rob Wagner’s Script February 25 1939
Weissmuller Ideal Tarzan Says Creator, (ar) The Hartford Courant June 15 1939
The Scientists Revolt, (na) Fantastic Adventures July 1939
John Carter on Mars (an introduction), (nv) The Stunning Scientifan Fall 1939
Shooting Citizens, (ar) Los Angeles Times January 24 1940
The Terrible Tenderfoot, (sl) Thrilling Adventures March 1940, etc.
Tarzan and the Champion [Tarzan], (nv) The Blue Book Magazine April 1940
Tarzan and the Jungle Murders [Tarzan], (nv) Thrilling Adventures June 1940
When “Tarzan” Went to Harvard, (bg) Harvard Review 1940
John Carter and the Giant of Mars [Barsoom], (na) Amazing Stories January 1941
The City of Mummies [Barsoom], (na) Amazing Stories March 1941
Slaves of the Fish Men [Venus], (na) Fantastic Adventures March 1941
Intelligence Test for Legislators, (ar) Honolulu Star-Bulletin May 5 1941
Bulbous Domes and Nitwits, (ar) Los Angeles Times June 24 1941
Black Pirates of Barsoom [Barsoom], (na) Amazing Stories June 1941
Edgar Rice Burroughs, (bg) Amazing Stories June 1941
ERB on Edgar Rice Burroughs, (ar) Amazing Stories June 1941
Meet the Authors: Edgar Rice Burroughs, (bg) Amazing Stories June 1941
Goddess of Fire [Venus], (na) Fantastic Adventures July 1941
The Quest of Tarzan [Tarzan], (sl) Argosy August 23 1941, etc.
Yellow Men of Mars [Barsoom], (na) Amazing Stories August 1941
Invisible Men of Mars [Barsoom], (na) Amazing Stories October 1941
The Living Dead [Venus], (na) Fantastic Adventures November 1941
Laugh It Off, (cl) Honolulu Star-Bulletin December 13 1941, etc.
Beyond the Farthest Star [Poloda], (nv) The Blue Book Magazine January 1942
Tarzan Creator Thrilled by Ride in U. S. Bomber, (ar) Honolulu Star-Bulletin February 27 1942
The Return to Pellucidar [Pellucidar], (nv) Amazing Stories February 1942
“Dry Firing” Makes Experts in BTMC Ranks, (ar) Honolulu Star-Bulletin March 13 1942
BMTC Gets Training in Shooting Pistols, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser March 14 1942
Undermining of Morale Is Type of Sabotage, (ar) Honolulu Star-Bulletin March 26 1942
Men of the Bronze Age [Pellucidar], (na) Amazing Stories March 1942
War on Venus [Venus], (na) Fantastic Adventures March 1942
Tiger Girl [Pellucidar], (na) Amazing Stories April 1942
Don’t Be Stupid, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser July 4 1942
Not for Mice, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser September 22 1942
Wanted: 1,000 Men, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser September 24 1942
BMTCers Can Shoot, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser September 30 1942
Whatsoever a Man Soweth, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser October 21 1942
Saturday Night in Honolulu Dull, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser November 11 1942
Paladines of Paradise, (ar) Paradise of the Pacific December 1942
Tarzan’s Creator, Now Covering War, Finds Aussie Customs Odd, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser January 4 1943
Writer Hunts Soldiers Who Own Mountain on South Sea Island, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser February 14 1943
Skeleton Men of Jupiter [Barsoom], (na) Amazing Stories February 1943
Bomb Hirohito, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser April 24 1943
Our Japanese Problem, (ar) Hawaii Magazine June 30 1944
Hospital Care of Casualties in Pacific Area Unexcelled, (ar) Brainerd Daily Dispatch December 22 1944
Edgar Rice Burroughs, War Correspondent: Hospital Care of Casualties in Pacific Area Unexcelled, (ar) February 1945
What Price Intolerance?, (ar) Hawaii Magazine April 15 1945
Tanker Like “Accident about to Happen”, Burroughs Feels, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser July 5 1945
Laughs at Sea Found by Author Travelling with a Naval “Oiler”, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser July 9 1945
Unsung Fleet Oilers Carrying Ball for Navy Invasion Team, (ar) Honolulu Advertiser July 12 1945
Escape on Venus [Venus], (Burroughs Publishing, October 1946, n.)
Llana of Gathol [Barsoom], (Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., March 1948, n.)
“Tarzan” Creator Starved and Failed Before He Won Success, (ar) The Open Road for Boys September 1949
Success at Thirty-Five, (ar) Tarzan Adventure Comic February 16 1952 (+2)
Beyond Thirty & The Man-Eater, (Science Fiction & Fantasy Publications, 1957, co)
Beyond Thirty & The Man-Eater, (co) Science Fiction & Fantasy Publications, 1957
Three Martian Novels, (Dover, April 1962, om)
The Pirates of Venus and Lost on Venus [Venus], (Dover, November 1963, om)
Savage Pellucidar [Pellucidar], (Canaveral Press, November 1963, n.)
Savage Pellucidar [Pellucidar], (na) Amazing Stories November 1963
Three Science Fiction Novels [Pellucidar], (Dover, December 1963, om)
The Land That Time Forgot [Caspak], (Ace, 1963, n.)
The Land That Time Forgot and the Moon Maid, (Dover, 1963, co)
Tales of Three Planets, (Canaveral, April 1964, co)
Tangor Returns [Poloda], (na) Tales of Three Planets, Canaveral, 1964
The Wizard of Venus [Venus], (nv) Tales of Three Planets, Canaveral, 1964
Beyond the Farthest Star [Poloda], (Ace, June 1964, oc)
John Carter of Mars [Barsoom], (Canaveral Press, July 1964, co)
Tarzan and the Castaways [Tarzan], (Canaveral Press, December 1964, co)
Tarzan and the Castaways [Tarzan], (n.) Tarzan and the Castaways, Canaveral Press, 1964
A Princess of Mars and a Fighting Man of Mars [Barsoom], (Dover, 1964, om)

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