The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 163

[]Allerton, Samuel W. (chron.)
• * Business Methods in Farming, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 8 1901
• * The Greatest Business Problem in America, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 4 1908

[]Allerton, Susan B. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Gas, (ss) Grit Story Section #2185, December 6 1936
• * Home Again, (ss) The Farmer’s Wife July 1938
• * The Tennis Tramp, (ss) All-Story Love Stories September 28 1935

[]Allery, Charlie (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Hunter-Killer, (ss) Killers ed. Colin Harvey, Swimming Kangaroo Books, 2008
• * Loose Drawers, (vi) Farthing #5, January 2007

[]Alles, Hemish (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Strand Magazine #14, 2004

[]Allets, Frederic Starr (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * A Clean Getaway, (nv) The Popular Magazine August 15 1910

[]Alletto, Josh (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Witch’s Camel, (ss) Abaculus III ed. Danielle Kaheaku, Leucrota Press, 2009

[]Alleway, E. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Days of Peril in Thrones Wood, (ar) The London Magazine November 1916
• * True Stories of the Great War:
  * ___ Days of Peril in Thrones Wood, (ar) The London Magazine November 1916

[]Alley, Edna May (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * That’s What Sisters Are For, (ss) All-Story Love Stories December 7 1935

[]Alley, Harry C. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Man and Ology, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine January 1 1919

[]Alley, Norman (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Jim Felt Lucky, (ar) Collier’s February 12 1938

[]Alley, Norman (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * The Panay Incident: “Pearl Harbor” on the Yangtze, (ar) Argosy March 1963; as told to John Faber

[]Alley, R. W. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * [front cover] (with Mark Burgess), (cv) The Times Magazine May 3 2008

[]Alley, Richard (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Last Rights, (vi) Starwind Autumn 1977

[]Alley, Richard J. (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * The Panama Limited, (ss) Memphis Noir ed. Laureen P. Cantwell & Leonard Gill, Akashic Books, 2015

[]Alley, Robert; pseudonym (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
• * Double Trouble (with Tom Cron), (ss) Nova Science Fiction #1, 1999

[]Alley, Susan (chron.)
• * The Scarecrow Committee, (ss) Scheherazade #17, 1998

[]Alley, Thelma (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Bits of Colored Glass, (pp) Co-Ed Campus Comedy October 1924

[]Alleyn, Ellen (fl. 1850s) (chron.)
• * Sweet Death, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine November 1854

[]Alleyn, Ruth (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * Mamma’s Boy, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly July 1887

[]Alleyne, Chris (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * The Cat, (ss) Black Petals (online) #91, Spring 2020

[]Alleyne, F. M. (chron.)
• * A Legend of Jamaica, (ar) Longman’s Magazine September 1898 [Ref. Rosa Palmer]

[]Alleyne, L. (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * Looking at a Miniature, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine July 1864

[]Alleyne, M. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Windsor Magazine #426 Jun, #427 Jul, #429 Sep, #431 Nov 1930, #439 Jul, #440 Aug, #441 Sep 1931, #499 Jul 1936

[]Alleyne, Paul (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Charlie’s Dream, (ss) Semaphore Magazine #3, June 2008

[]Alleyne, Shawn (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Griots: A Sword and Soul Anthology ed. Milton J. Davis & Charles R. Saunders, MVmedia, 2011

[]Allfree, Claire (Louise) (1974- ) (chron.)
• * “Black, white, tall, short. I have the right to put myself in anybody’s skin”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph November 5 2024 [Ref. Isabel Allende]
• * Ian Rankin: “After Sarah Everard, crime writers are starting to think: are the cops the good guys?”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph November 13 2022 [Ref. Ian Rankin]
• * “I couldn’t understand my sister’s alcoholism—so I wrote about it”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph February 11 2023 [Ref. Blake Morrison]
• * “The idea of free speech has been misused”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph March 8 2024 [Ref. Joanne Harris]
• * “My father died at 6am. By 7am we were all trashed”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph July 13 2024 [Ref. Evie Wyld]
• * Nell Zink: “It amazes me that Americans put up with so much gun crime and inequality”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph January 12 2023 [Ref. Nell Zink]
• * Novelist Kathryn Scanlan: “If you’re paying attention, reality can be very strange”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph January 19 2023 [Ref. Kathryn Scanlan]
• * “Readers don’t care about cultural appropriation”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph (online) February 13 2025 [Ref. Alexander McCall Smith]
• * “We shouldn’t divide the world into aggressors and victim”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph November 22 2024 [Ref. Richard Flanagan]
• * “Why can’t I write from the viewpoint of a black woman?”, (iv) The Daily Telegraph June 9 2024 [Ref. Joseph O’Neill]

[]Allfrey, Phyllis (Byam) Shand (1908-1986) (about) (chron.)
• * The Eyrie, (ss) At Close of Eve ed. Jeremy Scott, Jarrolds, 1947
• * O Stay and Hear, (ss) Argosy (UK) September 1954
• * A Real Person, (ss) Argosy (UK) October 1958
• * Room Under Bombardment, (pm) Harper’s Magazine May 1941
• * A Talk on China, (ss) The Windmill v1 #1, 1944
• * The Tunnel, (ss) The Windmill v1 #3, 1946

[]Allgaier, April (chron.)
• * Life, the Universe and Everything IV, (ar) The Leading Edge #11, Winter 1986
• * Mandy, (ss) The Leading Edge #12, Fall 1986
• * One Dark Night, (ss) The Leading Edge #13, Winter 1987

[]Allgeier, Donald V(inson) (1915-1955) (about) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Fantastic Novels Magazine Nov 1940, Mar, Sep 1949, May, Sep 1950, Jun 1951
• * [letter], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries Apr 1949, May 1951, Apr 1952
• * [letter], (lt) Fantastic Adventures August 1950
• Fantastic Adventures (UK) #6, 1951
• * [letter from Columbus, OH], (lt) A. Merritt’s Fantasy Magazine October 1950
• * [letter from Fort Leavenworth, KS], (lt) Astounding Stories November 1934
• * [letter from Fort Leavenworth, KS], (lt) Weird Tales October 1935
• * [letter from Licking, MO], (lt) Weird Tales Jul 1938, Jan, Apr 1939
• * [letter from Mountain Grove, MD], (lt) Weird Tales April 1933
• * [letter from Mountain Grove, MO], (lt) Astounding Stories of Super-Science Jan 1933, Oct 1935
• * [letter from Mountain Grove, MO], (lt) Weird Tales Jul 1933, Mar, Aug 1935
• * [letter from Mountain Grove, MS], (lt) Weird Tales Jun, Aug 1932
• * [letter from Springfield, MO], (lt) Weird Tales Jan, Apr, Jun 1934, Jun, Dec 1935, Mar, May, Jul, Nov, Dec 1936, Mar, Jun, Sep, Nov 1937
  Apr, Oct 1938, Sep, Nov 1939, Nov 1940
• * [letter from Springfield, MO], (lt) Astounding Stories Apr 1934, Jul 1935, Apr, Nov 1936, Dec 1937, Sep 1940
• * [letter from Springfield, MO], (lt) Unknown October 1939
• * [letter: Glad to See Haggard], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries April 1950
• * [letter: Remembering the Death Maker], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries June 1953

[]Allgire, Nikita (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * An Introduction to “Encounter in the Desert”, (is) Pravic Magazine #4, February 2014

[]Allhoff, Fred (1904-1988); used pseudonym John Hayes (about) (chron.)
• * Black Man’s Miracles—The Story of a Great and Good American—GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER, (ar) Liberty January 8 1938
• * The Case of Nora Fuller, (ar) Liberty December 11 1937
• * The Case of the Wisecracking “Uncle” of Broadway, (ar) Liberty July 3 1937
• * Cupid Gets the Gong, (ar) Liberty March 4 1939
• * A Detective Classic: The Strange Murder of Elsie Sigel, (ar) Liberty September 25 1937
• * Drum of Death, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly June 22 1935, as by John Hayes
• * Fifth Avenue Hero, (ar) Liberty April 19 1941
• * Four Fools, (nv) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine April 25 1934
• * The Ghost of Charlie Becker, (ar) Liberty June 19 1937
• * The Girl and the Phantom: Who Killed Mary Baker?, (ar) Liberty July 10 1937
• * Gliders for War (with Frank Paul Wisbar), (ar) Liberty April 11 1942
• * Icewater Pilot, (nv) Adventure March 1950
• * In the Crimelight, (cl) True Detective Mysteries June 1932
• * Legally Dead at Last!—Will Judge Crater Come Back?, (ar) Liberty August 7 1937
• * The Lid Off Los Angeles (with Dwight F. McKinney), (ar) Liberty Nov 11, Nov 18, Nov 25, Dec 2, Dec 9, Dec 16 1939
• * Lightning in the Night, (sl) Liberty Aug 31, Sep 7, Sep 14, Sep 21, Sep 28, Oct 5, Oct 12, Oct 19, Oct 26, Nov 2, Nov 9, Nov 16 1940
  
• * Manhattan Miracle, (ar) Liberty February 18 1939
• * Margaret Brown’s Strange Death, (ar) Liberty February 4 1939
• * The Midas Curse, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine March 1 1934
• * A Peek at the Lawrence $500,000 Book, (ar) Liberty January 23 1937
• * The Penguin Murder Case, (ar) Liberty May 29 1937
• * The Private Life of Fibber McGee and Molly, (ar) Liberty April 18 1942
• * The Slippery Svengali, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly July 27 1935, as by John Hayes
• * So Red the Tape, (ar) Liberty October 23 1937
• * The Strange Case of the Face in the Parsonage Furnace, (ar) Liberty July 17 1937
• * The Strange Case of the Model Youth and the Murdered Lady, (ar) Liberty January 28 1939
• * Tallulah the Terrific, (ar) Liberty May 9 1942
• * Tantrums Are Too Much Trouble, (ar) Liberty December 27 1941
• * A Third Key, (nv) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine February 10 1934
• * Thunder Over Kansas City, (ar) Liberty Sep 17, Sep 24, Oct 1, Oct 8 1938
• * Tracking New York’s Crime Barons, (ar) Liberty Oct 31, Nov 7, Nov 14, Nov 21, Nov 28 1936
• * Vanished Bride: What Happened to Agnes Tufverson?, (ar) Liberty September 4 1937
• * Walter Winchell—American Phenomenon, (ar) Liberty Mar 28, Apr 4 1942
• * What Happened to Ellis Parker?, (ar) Liberty May 7 1938
• * What Happened to Ellis Parker? Amateur Nightmare: How Lindbergh “Confession” Halted Great Detective’s Career, (ar) Liberty June 25 1938
• * What Happened to Ellis Parker? “If the Hat Fits…”, (ar) Liberty June 18 1938
• * What Happened to Ellis Parker? The Case of the Unlucky Clover, (ar) Liberty June 11 1938
• * What Happened to Ellis Parker? The Clue of the Audible Corpse, (ar) Liberty May 14 1938
• * What Happened to Ellis Parker? The Clue of the Profane Parrot, (ar) Liberty May 28 1938
• * What Happened to Ellis Parker? The Man Who Forgot to Forget, (ar) Liberty May 21 1938
• * What Happened to Ellis Parker? The Man Who Lived Too Long, (ar) Liberty June 4 1938
• * What Happened to Etta Riel?, (ar) Liberty May 22 1937
• * What Other Drivers Think of Asleep at the Wheel, (ar) Liberty May 25 1940
• * What Was Wrong with Bedaux?, (ar) Liberty December 18 1937
• * What You Can Do for Civilian Defense, (ar) Liberty October 25 1941
• * Who Was 3-X, the Letter-Writing Murderer?, (ar) Liberty June 26 1937
• * The Wilkes-Barre Way, (ar) Liberty May 13 1939
• * Will Lindbergh Run for Senator in Minnesota?, (ar) Liberty October 11 1941
• * Will These Mysterious Crimes Ever Be Solved?:
  * ___ No. 1.—What Happened to Etta Riel?, (ar) Liberty May 22 1937
  * ___ No. 2.—The Penguin Murder Case, (ar) Liberty May 29 1937
  * ___ No. 3, (ar) Liberty June 12 1937
  * ___ No. 4—The Ghost of Charlie Becker, (ar) Liberty June 19 1937
  * ___ No. 5—Who Was 3-X, the Letter-Writing Murderer?, (ar) Liberty June 26 1937
  * ___ No. 6—The Case of the Wisecracking “Uncle” of Broadway, (ar) Liberty July 3 1937
  * ___ No. 7—The Girl and the Phantom: Who Killed Mary Baker?, (ar) Liberty July 10 1937
  * ___ No. 8—The Strange Case of the Face in the Parsonage Furnace, (ar) Liberty July 17 1937
  * ___ Vanished Bride: What Happened to Agnes Tufverson?, (ar) Liberty September 4 1937
  * ___ A Detective Classic: The Strange Murder of Elsie Sigel, (ar) Liberty September 25 1937
  * ___ The Case of Nora Fuller, (ar) Liberty December 11 1937
  * ___ The Strange Case of the Model Youth and the Murdered Lady, (ar) Liberty January 28 1939
  * ___ Margaret Brown’s Strange Death, (ar) Liberty February 4 1939
_____, as told to
• * Murdering Casanova of the Cattle Country (with John R. Franchey), (tc) Master Detective November 1936; as told by W. C. Reneau
_____, [ref.]
• * Prologue to “Lightning in the Night” by Edward Hope, (sl) Liberty August 24 1940
• * [picture and profile], (bg) Dime Detective Magazine March 1 1934, uncredited.