The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 311

[]Blythe, Spencer R. (chron.)
• * A Strange Holiday Escapade, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper September 26 1908

[]Blythe, Stuart O(akes) (1890-1986) (chron.)
• * “Brass Tacks” An interview with Charles G. Dawes, (iv) The Country Gentleman October 11 1924
• * The So-Called Farmer-Labor Party, (ar) The Country Gentleman August 9 1924
• * To the Door of the Packing Plant, (ar) The Country Gentleman October 8 1921

[]Blythe, Sylvia (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Attractive Grooming if You’re Large, (ar) This Week March 24 1940
• * Beautiful Hands Must Look Capable, (ar) This Week October 29 1939
• * Beauty—Even if You’re Ill, (ar) This Week August 4 1940
• * Beauty for Tween-Teens, (ar) This Week August 10 1941
• * Beauty for Young Job-Seekers, (ar) This Week January 19 1941
• * Beauty in the Bud, (ar) This Week November 9 1941
• * Beauty Is Half in Knowing How, (ar) This Week July 2 1939
• * Beauty Tips for Office Girls, (ar) This Week April 7 1940
• * Beauty Tricks That Men Don’t Like, (ar) This Week February 5 1939
• * Before the Baby Comes, (ar) This Week June 16 1940
• * Be Glad It’s White, (ar) This Week January 29 1939
• * Be Your Age—While You’re Young, (ar) This Week April 9 1939
• * The Brassiere Question, (ar) This Week May 11 1941
• * But Wear Them Right, (ar) This Week May 18 1941
• * But Wear the Right Flowers!, (ar) This Week April 13 1941
• * Charm Gives You What It Takes, (ar) This Week October 1 1939
• * Cheat a Little on Your Lips, (ar) This Week March 10 1940
• * Cinderella: 1939 Model, (ar) This Week May 7 1939
• * Color—Wear It Right, (ar) This Week October 19 1941
• * Comfortable Feet Are Pretty Feet, (ar) This Week July 30 1939
• * Cosmetics Belong in the Kitchen, (ar) This Week February 4 1940
• * Cover That Blemish with Beauty, (ar) This Week June 23 1940
• * Creating a Better Hip Line, (ar) This Week January 5 1941
• * Dangerous Curve!, (ar) This Week April 20 1941
• * Do an Artist’s Job of Make-Up, (ar) This Week January 12 1941
• * Don’t Take It on the Chin, (ar) This Week May 25 1941
• * Do’s and Don’ts for Redheads, (ar) This Week March 16 1941
• * Do Your Looks Rate You a Job?, (ar) This Week April 30 1939
• * Do You Want to Look Taller?, (ar) This Week March 17 1940
• * Dressing to Deceive, (ar) This Week August 7 1938
• * Exercise Keeps You Young, (ar) This Week October 15 1939
• * Famous Beauties Have Conquered Flaws, (ar) This Week July 3 1938
• * Fascinate at Forty, (ar) This Week August 20 1939
• * A Flaw in Your Looks?, (ar) This Week July 20 1941
• * Fool Your Face with a Hair-Do, (ar) This Week September 3 1939
• * For a Lovely Skin—, (ar) This Week September 8 1940
• * For a Young Waistline—, (ar) This Week August 24 1941
• * For Beautiful Feet—, (ar) This Week July 21 1940
• * For Beauty’s Sake—Relax!, (ar) This Week December 14 1941
• * For Beauty—Swim!, (ar) This Week June 1 1941
• * For Beauty Try Sleep, (ar) This Week November 3 1940
• * For Lovelier Eyelashes, (ar) This Week March 31 1940
• * Forty? Face It Frankly, (ar) This Week December 7 1941
• * Freckled? Be Glad of It!, (ar) This Week July 10 1938
• * Give Your Eyes a Chance, (ar) This Week March 30 1941
• * Give Your Face an Expert Make-Up, (ar) This Week November 12 1939
• * Give Yourself a Cameo Profile, (ar) This Week July 23 1939
• * Going to School for Beauty, (ar) This Week April 2 1939
• * Good Figures Have Good Proportions, (ar) This Week October 26 1941
• * Grooming a Girl for a Job, (ar) This Week December 3 1939
• * Hair Comes First, (ar) This Week September 18 1938
• * Hair-Dos for Sub-Debs, (ar) This Week May 19 1940
• * Hair Too Curly?, (ar) This Week February 25 1940
• * Have Your Baby and Your Figure Too, (ar) This Week October 12 1941
• * A Head Start to Beauty—, (ar) This Week November 23 1941
• * Help Him Look His Best, (ar) This Week August 18 1940
• * Housework Can Give You Beauty, (ar) This Week June 22 1941
• * How a Plain Jane Made Herself Beautiful, (ar) This Week January 14 1940
• * How Are Your Legs?, (ar) This Week October 30 1938
• * How Do You Use Your Face?, (ar) This Week February 16 1941
• * How Models Make Up, (ar) This Week January 1 1939
• * How to Acquire Charm, (ar) This Week December 8 1940
• * How to Attain “Chic”, (ar) This Week July 14 1940
• * How to Charm a Camera, (ar) This Week January 8 1939
• * How to Choose a Girdle, (ar) This Week September 10 1939
• * How to Groom a Husband, (ar) This Week November 2 1941
• * How to Have a Well-Shaped Head, (ar) This Week April 14 1940
• * How to Judge Cosmetics, (ar) This Week October 5 1941
• * How Young Is Your Posture?, (ar) This Week August 28 1938
• * If Santa Brings Perfume, (ar) This Week December 21 1941
• * If the Shoe Fits—, (ar) This Week November 16 1941
• * If You Are Too Thin, (ar) This Week December 11 1938
• * If You’re a Bride, Look Like One, (ar) This Week June 18 1939
• * If You’re Large, Act It, (ar) This Week November 19 1939
• * If You’re Naturally Vivid—, (ar) This Week January 7 1940
• * If You’re Not Slim Throated, (ar) This Week September 25 1938
• * If You’re Short—Act Tall, (ar) This Week August 27 1939
• * If You’re Taking a Trip—, (ar) This Week June 30 1940
• * If You’re Tall—Act It, (ar) This Week October 13 1940
• * If You’re Too Short—, (ar) This Week October 6 1940
• * If You’re Young, Look Young, (ar) This Week October 8 1939
• * If Your Figure Is Topheavy—, (ar) This Week February 11 1940
• * If Your Skin Has Violet Lights, (ar) This Week November 20 1938
• * If You Want a Good Skin, (ar) This Week March 3 1940
• * If You Want a Perfect-Oval Face, (ar) This Week June 4 1939
• * Illusion Makes a Nose More Beautiful, (ar) This Week August 13 1939
• * Imperfect Features Make Girls Prettier, (ar) This Week January 22 1939
• * Invisible—and It Should Be!, (ar) This Week July 27 1941
• * It Depends on the Manicure, (ar) This Week June 8 1941
• * It’s All Done with Mirrors, (ar) This Week November 27 1938
• * Keep Beauty Secrets Secret, (ar) This Week August 17 1941
• * Keep Children’s Feet Perfect, (ar) This Week October 20 1940
• * Keeping That Youthful Look, (ar) This Week December 28 1941
• * Keep It Trim, (ar) This Week October 16 1938
• * Keep Looking Feminine, (ar) This Week July 7 1940
• * Keep Looking Young, (ar) This Week December 4 1938
• * Keep Your Beauty Aids Flower-Fresh, (ar) This Week June 15 1941
• * Keep Your Feet Youthful, (ar) This Week April 6 1941
• * Keep Your Hair-Do’s Faultless, (ar) This Week September 22 1940
• * Keep Youth in Your Eyes, (ar) This Week February 12 1939
• * Learn About Make-Up from Them, (ar) This Week August 21 1938
• * Lessons in Good Looks, (ar) This Week September 15 1940
• * Let Your Lipstick Key Your Costume, (ar) This Week June 2 1940
• * Look at Your Back, (ar) This Week December 25 1938
• * Looks Depend on Little Things, (ar) This Week December 18 1938
• * Look the Way You Want to Look, (ar) This Week March 19 1939
• * Look Well—with a Cold, (ar) This Week February 9 1941
• * Make a Time-Budget for Beauty, (ar) This Week March 9 1941
• * Manicure Man-Style, (ar) This Week May 26 1940
• * Meet Yourself in the Mirror, (ar) This Week September 11 1938
• * Men Are Fastidious Too, (ar) This Week May 4 1941
• * Mirrors Can Lie, (ar) This Week February 18 1940
• * Outwit Time with Make-Up, (ar) This Week April 27 1941
• * Perfume Is Important, (ar) This Week November 10 1940
• * Prettying Up the Awkward Age, (ar) This Week January 15 1939
• * Protect Your Skin—Don’t Cook It!, (ar) This Week July 16 1939
• * Putting Yourself Across, (ar) This Week April 21 1940
• * Recapture a Youthful Skin, (ar) This Week November 24 1940
• * Rosebud Mouths Are Out, (ar) This Week April 16 1939
• * Round Out That Too-Slender Throat, (ar) This Week October 2 1938
• * Say It with a New Hair-Do, (ar) This Week July 24 1938
• * Scrub Up Before You Make Up, (ar) This Week May 21 1939
• * “She Walks in Beauty”, (ar) This Week January 26 1941
• * Sit Right While You Work, (ar) This Week August 31 1941
• * Sitting Pretty, (ar) This Week February 23 1941
• * Slap Your Own Face, (ar) This Week March 2 1941
• * Slim Legs Are Lovely, (ar) This Week September 14 1941
• * Smart Clothes Need Slim Hips, (ar) This Week September 4 1938
• * So You Want to Look Like a Gibson Girl, (ar) This Week November 6 1938
• * Sports Are Beautifiers, (ar) This Week December 29 1940
• * The Straight Road to Loveliness, (ar) This Week December 17 1939
• * Style Outshines Mere Prettiness, (ar) This Week September 1 1940
• * Summer-Proof Your Hair, (ar) This Week August 6 1939
• * Take the Sun—Right, (ar) This Week August 3 1941
• * This One’s for Redheads Only, (ar) This Week May 14 1939
• * A Tip from 7,000 Dentists, (ar) This Week November 30 1941
• * Today’s Grandmothers Stay Beautiful, (ar) This Week June 25 1939
• * To Feel Tops, Look It!, (ar) This Week December 1 1940
• * Too Many Doodads Spoil Your Charm, (ar) This Week May 28 1939
• * Tricks Your Hair Will Like, (ar) This Week March 5 1939
• * Trim Off the Trimmings, (ar) This Week September 24 1939
• * Turn Eyeglasses Into an Asset, (ar) This Week June 11 1939
• * Use the Beauty Wisdom Models Use, (ar) This Week February 26 1939
• * Walk Young!, (ar) This Week February 19 1939
• * Want to Look Pretty?…Look Happy!, (ar) This Week October 23 1938
• * Want to Wear a Pompadour?, (ar) This Week October 27 1940
• * The Way to Charm an Audience, (ar) This Week December 22 1940
• * Wear Your Winning Colours, (ar) This Week December 31 1939
• * What to Know About a Permanent, (ar) This Week December 24 1939
• * When a Man’s Hair Begins to Fall, (ar) This Week November 5 1939
• * When a Man’s Hair-line Recedes, (ar) This Week May 12 1940
• * When Hair Turns Grey, (ar) This Week July 28 1940
• * When Sun Gets in Your Eyes, (ar) This Week July 6 1941
• * When You Powder Your Nose, (ar) This Week September 28 1941
• * You’ll Stay Beautiful, If—!, (ar) This Week September 17 1939
• * Your Face Is a Transparent Mask, (ar) This Week November 26 1939
• * Your Fortune’s in Your Hands, (ar) This Week July 31 1938
• * Your Hat Belongs to Your Hair, (ar) This Week June 9 1940
• * Your Skin Is One or the Other, (ar) This Week November 13 1938
• * Youthful Habits Keep You Young, (ar) This Week September 21 1941

[]Blythe, Walter Edward (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Science Wonder Stories December 1929

[]Blythe, Will (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * The Taming Power of the Small, (ss) Epoch 1987
• The Best American Short Stories 1988 ed. Mark Helprin & Shannon Ravenel, Houghton Mifflin, 1988

[]Blythe, Willa (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Victoria, (ss) Brave New Worlds ed. S. C. Butler & Joshua Palmatier, Zombies Need Brains, 2022

[]Blythewood, Anna (fl. 1850s) (chron.)
• * “After Awhile”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine February 1858

[]Blyton, Carey (1932- ) (chron.)
• * Beggar Your Neighbour, (ss) The Spell Singer and Other Stories ed. Beverley Mathias, Blackie, 1989
• * The Final Solution, (ss) Short Story International #56, June 1986
• * First Prize to Miss Pettigrew, (ss) Short Story Monthly #6, March 1982
• * The Spoils of War, (ss) Short Stories Magazine November 1981
• * The Swan, (ss) Argosy (UK) March 1972

[]Blyton, Enid (1897-1968) (about) (chron.)
• * All Upside Down [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard Apr 11, Apr 12, Apr 13, Apr 14 1949
• Yorkshire Evening Post May 7 1949, as "Rubbalong and the Upside Down People"
• * Dame Dandy’s Spells [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard May 23, May 24, May 25, May 26, May 27 1949
• * Dame Dandy’s Umbrella [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard Apr 18, Apr 19, Apr 20, Apr 21, Apr 22 1949
• * The Dog That Helped a Fairy, (ss) Daily Mail Annual for Girls 1948 ed. Susan French, Daily Mail, 1948
• * “Do You—?”, (pm) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine September 1918
• * Enid Blyton’s Pages for Children, (ms) Good Housekeeping (UK) Feb, Mar, Apr, Sep, Oct, Nov 1946
• * Father Time and His Pattern Book, (ss) My Favourite Story, The Thames Publishing Co., 1948
• * Five Fall Into Adventure [The Famous Five], (n.) The Evening Standard Nov 11, Nov 18, Nov 25, Dec 2, Dec 9, Dec 16, Dec 23, Dec 30 1949, Jan 6, Jan 13, Jan 20, Jan 27, Feb 3, Feb 10, Feb 17, Feb 24, Mar 3, Mar 10, Mar 17, Mar 24, Mar 31, Apr 8, Apr 14, Apr 21, Apr 28 1950
  
• * Grabbit Meets His Match [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard January 13 1949
• * “Have You—?”, (pm) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine March 1917
• * He Belonged to the Family, (ss) Daily Mail Annual for Girls 1949 ed. Susan French, Daily Mail, 1949
• * Ma Puts on Her Thinking Cap [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard Apr 4, Apr 5, Apr 6, Apr 7 1949
• The Evening Standard April 8 1949
• Yorkshire Evening Post April 30 1949, as "Ma Rubbalong Uses Her Thinking Cap"
• * Ma Rubbalong Comes Home [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard February 18 1949
• * Ma Rubbalong Uses Her Thinking Cap [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard April 4 1949 (+4), as "Ma Puts on Her Thinking Cap"
• Yorkshire Evening Post April 30 1949
• * Mischief in the Kitchen [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard February 4 1949
• * Mr. Stamp-About [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard January 28 1949
• * The Mystery of the Pantomime Cat [The Five Find-Outers], (n.) The Evening Standard Jun 10, Jun 17, Jun 24, Jul 1, Jul 8, Jul 15, Jul 22, Jul 29, Aug 5, Aug 12, Aug 19, Aug 26, Sep 2, Sep 9, Sep 16, Sep 23, Sep 30, Oct 7, Oct 14, Oct 21, Oct 28, Nov 4 1949
  
• * My Summer Prayer, (pm) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine August 1917
• * Poor Dame Scary, (ss) Yorkshire Evening Post May 21 1949
• * Round and Round It Goes [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard March 18 1949
• Yorkshire Evening Post May 14 1949, as "Their Good Deeds Went Round and Around"
• * Rubbalong and the Upside Down People [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard April 11 1949 (+3), as "All Upside Down"
• Yorkshire Evening Post May 7 1949
• * Rubbalong Gets a Shock… [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard January 21 1949
• * Rubbalong’s Party [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard March 11 1949
• * Rubbalong Takes a Chance [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard January 7 1949
• * Shoes Have Tongues [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard February 11 1949
• * The Six-Eyed Jingy Bang [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard February 25 1949
• * Sniff Gets Into Hot Water [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard Mar 28, Mar 29, Mar 30, Mar 31, Apr 1 1949
• * Snoozy Comes to Stay [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard Mar 21, Mar 22, Mar 23, Mar 24, Mar 25 1949
• * A Tale of Mr. Dozey [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard May 16, May 17, May 18, May 19, May 20 1949
• * A Tale of Mr. Pooh [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard May 30, May 31, Jun 1, Jun 2, Jun 3 1949
• * A Tale of Mr. Snooper [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard Apr 25, Apr 26, Apr 27, Apr 28, Apr 29 1949
• * A Tale of Mr. Tuck-In [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard May 9, May 10, May 11, May 12, May 13 1949
• * Their Good Deeds Went Round and Around [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard March 18 1949, as "Round and Round It Goes"
• Yorkshire Evening Post May 14 1949
• * Three Go Up a Ladder [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard March 4 1949
• * Well, It Served Them Right [Rubbalong Tales], (ss) The Evening Standard May 2, May 3, May 4, May 5, May 6 1949
_____, [ref.]
• * Enid Blyton’s Lesbian Lover Named in New Book by Jack Blackburn, (ar) The Sunday Times December 10 2023
• * Jacqueline Wilson Is a Perfect Pick to Reinvent Enid Blyton’s Faraway Tree by Alison Flood, (ar) The Guardian January 11 2022
• * The Twin Cults of Enid by Denise Danks, (ar) Crime Time #11, 1998
• * The White People by Arthur Machen, in the Style of Enid Blyton, (hu) Weirdly Supernatural #1, Winter 2001/2002, uncredited.

[]Blyton, W. J. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Cinderellas of the Bookshelf:
  * ___ I.—Wander-Years at Home, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine March 1937
  * ___ II.—Sorcery in Words, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine April 1937
• * Pastoral, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine October 1936
• * The Second Renaissance, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine September 1935
• * A Sojourn Among Giants, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine February 1936
• * Sorcery in Words, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine April 1937
• * This Was a Man, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine August 1936
• * Time and Apple Platt Farm, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine August 1939
• * Toll for the Brave, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine November 1938
• * Voices from Old Furrows, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine December 1937
• * Wander-Years at Home, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine March 1937

[]Bo, Jiang (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Face Changing, (ss) Clarkesworld #177, June 2021; translated from the Chinese (Science Fiction World, Issue 3, 2018) by Andy Dudak.
• * The Wings of Earth, (nv) Clarkesworld #139, April 2018; translated from the Chinese by Andy Dudak.
• Clarkesworld Year Twelve: Volume Two ed. Neil Clarke & Sean Wallace, Wyrm Publishing, 2021

[]Bo, Lars (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Paris Review #20, Autumn 1958/Winter 1959

[]Boa, S. T. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * $100 Poker Test, (qz) Men’s Digest August 1966

[]Boaden, Jess (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Bleeding Senses, (pm) Black Petals (online) #99, Spring 2022
• * Shadowed Soul, (vi) Black Petals (online) #98, Winter 2022

[]Boak, A. Graham (fl. 1960s-1970s) (about) (chron.)
• * Frank Sinatra Was Right…Well Almost!, (ar) Xeron #5, January 1967
• * The Gourmet (with J. David Wilson), (vi) Zimri #3, June 1972
• * Reviews, (lr) Zimri #4^12, #5 Aug 1973
• * [letter], (lt) Psychotic #27, September 1968
• * [letter], (lt) Zimri #2 Jan/Feb, #3 Jun 1972, #4 Jan, #4^12, #5 Aug 1973
• * [letter], (lt) Speculation March 1973
• * [letter], (lt) Cypher #10, October 1973

[]Boake, Barcroft (Henry Thomas) (1866-1892) (about) (chron.)
• * A Vision Out West, (pm) The Bulletin 1897
• Australian Science Fiction ed. Van Ikin, University of Queensland Press, 1982

[]Boake, Spencer (chron.)
• * Solution, (ms) Coronet November 1936

[]Boal, Frances Ruth (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Things I Could Not Take, (pm) Cupid’s Diary February 11 1925

[]Boal, Nina (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
• * The Captive, (ss) Pandora #26, 1990
• * Flight [Darkover], (ss) Red Sun of Darkover ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW, 1987
• * The Healing Sword, (ss) Pandora #19, Spring 1988
• * Light Traveller, (ss) Once Upon a World #1, 1988
• * The Meeting [Darkover], (ss) Tales of the Free Amazons ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, Thendara House, 1980
• Free Amazons of Darkover ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW, 1985
• * Mirror Image, (ss) Sword and Sorceress VI ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW, 1990
• * The Reckoning, (ss) Once Upon a World #2, 1989
• * Rhezellah’s Song, (ss) Swords of the Rainbow ed. Eric Garber & Jewelle Gomez, Alyson, 1996
• * Shards [Darkover], (ss) Snows of Darkover ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW, 1994
• * Shelter [Darkover], (ss) Towers of Darkover ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW, 1993

[]Boal, Pamela (J.) (1954-2013) (about) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Zimri #7, January 1975
• * [letter], (lt) Drilkjis #2, October 1976
• * [letter], (lt) Trap Door #24 Jan 2007, #25 Feb 2008, #27 Dec 2010, #29 Dec 2012

[]Boal, Sam(uel Jeffrey) (1913-1964) (chron.)
• * America’s Misguided Misses, (ar) Fling Festival Fall 1961
• * The Ape and the Very Merry Widow, (ar) Argosy March 1955
• Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine September 1955
• * Bull!, (ar) The Dude January 1959
• * Headwaiters, (ss) The Gent August 1959
• * How to Recognize the Neurotic Girl…, (ar) Escapade December 1959
• * Inside Europe, (hu) Nugget October 1956
• * In Vino Veritas, (ar) Rogue February 1963
• * The Ivy Leaguer, (ss) Escapade July 1957
• * Make My Drink American!, (ar) The Gent October 1959
• * Murder and the Improper Bostonian, (ar) Argosy August 1955
• * Murder by Mistake, (ar) Argosy July 1955
• * The Murder of the Foolish Beauty, (ar) Argosy June 1955
• * The N.Y. Non-Woman Woman, (ar) Rogue July 1962
• * The Old Man and the Truth (Ernest Hemingway), (ia) Escapade August 1959
• * Paris at Night, (pi) Rogue September 1961
• * Pilotless Fighter Plane of Tomorrow, (ar) Collier’s October 29 1949
• * Pretty Polly, (ar) Cosmopolitan December 1957 [Ref. Polly Bergen]
• * They Take the Rap for Murrow, (ar) McCall’s June 1956
• * Three Anecdotes on a Theme, (ss) The New Yorker December 30 1944
• * Tim Costello (In Memoriam), (ar) Rogue April 1963
• * The Upbeat Generation, (ar) The Dude September 1958
• * What Paris Is… and Isn’t, (ar) Escapade February 1959

[]Boalt, Fred L. (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * The Cruise of the Elsa, (ss) The Monthly Story Magazine April 1906
• * The Cry-Baby, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #41, February 12 1910
• * A Deal in Hair, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #34, December 25 1909
• * The Derelict at Anchor, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #61, July 2 1910
• * The Feud, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #96, March 4 1911
• * The House of Many Lamps, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #109, June 3 1911
• * Just Tramps, (vi) The Weekly Tale-Teller #83, December 3 1910
• * The Man Without a Soul, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #92, February 4 1911
• * The Name of the Man, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #116, July 22 1911
• * The Passion of the Desert, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #66, August 6 1910
• * The Snitcher, (ss) McClure’s Magazine April 1906
• * Stuttering Starr, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #89, January 14 1911
• * The Yellow Streak, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #35, January 1 1910

[]Boande, Beverly (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Hello, Heartbreak, (ss) Love Book Magazine December 1946
• * Pixies Don’t Live Here Anymore, (ss) Romantic Love Stories February 1946
• * There Were Three Brothers, (ss) Ideal Love March 1946

[]Board, Ernest (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Pearson’s Magazine June 1930
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Windsor Magazine April 1933

[]Board, Joan (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * At the Edge of the Forest, (ss) Enigmatic Tales #10, Autumn 2000
• * Belonging, (vi) Songs of Innocence #3, Spring 2000
• * End of Drought, (pm) Penny Dreadful #13, 2000
• * The Fetch-Shrift, (ss) Enigmatic Tales Summer 1999
• * Firedance, (pm) Songs of Innocence #4, 2001
• * The Hurrying Woman, (ss) All Hallows #24, June 2000
• * Love Story, (ss) Songs of Innocence #2, 1999
• * The May Tree, (pm) Songs of Innocence #3, Spring 2000
• * Nail Me to the Apple Tree, (pm) Songs of Innocence #3, Spring 2000
• * Quarrying, (pm) Penny Dreadful #13, 2000
• * A Robin Singing, (pm) Songs of Innocence (and Experience) #5, 2004
• * Searching, (pm) Songs of Innocence #4, 2001
• * Translating the Look in the Eyes of the Snow Leopard, (ss) Songs of Innocence #4, 2001
• * Watching Children Catch Falling Leaves, (pm) Songs of Innocence #2, 1999
• * Where Cuckoo Calls and Robin Sings, (pm) Songs of Innocence #3, Spring 2000

[]Board, Kathryn (Felice) (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Apology Accepted, (vi) Daily Science Fiction August 1 2013
• * Seasonal Fruit, (ss) Electric Spec February 29 2012
• * The Troll That Jack Built, (ss) Torn Realities ed. Paul Anderson, Post Mortem Press, 2012

[]Board, Paul (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Bo-peep, (pm) HMS Beagle #114, November 8/November 21 2001
• * Ghost in the Machine, (ss) HMS Beagle #89, October 27/November 9 2000

[]Board, Prudy Taylor (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Editors move in and on, (ed) Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine #32, Winter 2003

[]Board, Samuel S. (chron.)
• * Why Don’t You Try Something Else?, (ar) The American Magazine August 1931

[]Board, William Louis (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Black Brute, (ss) The Half-Century Magazine November 1916

[]Boardman, C. B. (chron.)
• * Sweepers of Cherry Blossoms (with R. J. Templeton), (ss) The Canadian Magazine July 1922

[]Boardman, Diane R.
_____, [?]
• * Other Books, (br) New Worlds #186, January 1969, as by D. R. B.

[]Boardman, Frances (chron.)
• * Hollister’s Wife, (ss) The Cosmopolitan August 1890

[]Boardman, George T. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * The Gook Killers of Taejon, (ts) Real Men August 1964

[]Boardman, J. R. (chron.)
• * My Black Cook, (ar) Woman’s Magazine (UK) January 1936

[]Boardman, John; [i.e., Jack Melton Boardman] (1932-2025) (about) (chron.)
• * The Adventure of the Sinister American, (ss) Double-Action Detective and Mystery Stories #19, November 1959
• * The Age of the Dinosaur, (br) Science Fiction Review #30, April 1969 [Ref. Björn Kurtén]
• * …And the Greatest of These Is Justice, (br) The Alien Critic #9, May 1974 [Ref. John Boyd]
• * The Astroid Light, (vi)
• Futures Conditional ed. Robert Theobald, Bobbs-Merrill, 1972
• * Barsoom Confidential, (ar) Amra v2 #62, 1974 [Ref. Andrew J. Offutt]
• * Bug Jack Barron, (br) Science Fiction Review #31, June 1969 [Ref. Norman Spinrad]
• * Carter’s Little Whiskey Stills, (pm) Amra v2 #24, 1963
• The Conan Grimoire ed. L. Sprague de Camp & George H. Scithers, Mirage Press, 1972
• * City of the Chasch, (br) Science Fiction Review #30, April 1969 [Ref. Jack Vance]
• * Colon the Conqueror, (ss) Fantastic Universe May 1958
• * Conan of Cimmeria, (br) Science Fiction Review #33, October 1969 [Ref. Lin Carter, Robert E. Howard & L. Sprague de Camp]
• * Conan & the 11,000 Virgins, (ar) Amra v2 #61, 1974
• * The Consequences of Clontarf, (ar) Empire #11, 19??
• Amra v2 #66, 1976
• * Correction to the Original Exegesis, (ar) Amra v2 #45, 1967
• * The Day of the Dinosaur, (br) Science Fiction Review #30, April 1969 [Ref. Catherine Crook & L. Sprague de Camp]
• * The Dirdir, (br) Science Fiction Review #35, February 1970 [Ref. Jack Vance]
• * Double, Double, Toil & Trouble, (vi) Trumpet #6, June 1967
• * Durdane: Or Is It America?, (br) Amra v2 #61, 1974 [Ref. Jack Vance]
• * Dux Soup, (br) Graustark October 1973 [Ref. Avram Davidson]
• The Alien Critic #11, November 1974
• * Errata, (ms) Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies December 1960
• PITFCS: Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies ed. Theodore R. Cogswell, Advent, 1992
• * The Escape from Escape Literature, (ar) Kalki #8, 1968
• * Fatman: A Narrative of the Underworld, (ss) Algol #12, March 1967
• * Fontana British Battlefields: The North, (br) Amra v2 #68, 1978 [Ref. Philip Warner]
• * Fontana British Battlefields: The South, (br) Amra v2 #68, 1978 [Ref. Philip Warner]
• * Four Limericks, (pm) Amra v2 #37, 1966
• * Four Limericks about Conan, (pm) Amra v2 #38, 1966
• * Genealogical Note, (ar) Amra v2 #34, 1965
• * Gestum Conani in Gestis Romanorum, (ar) Amra v2 #16, 1961
• * Giant of World’s End, (br) Science Fiction Review #38, June 1970 [Ref. Lin Carter]
• * The Glass Harmonica, (br) Science Fiction Review #35, February 1970 [Ref. Barbara Ninde Byfield]
• * The Goblin Tower, (br) Science Fiction Review #31, June 1969 [Ref. L. Sprague de Camp]
• * The Goblin Tower & The Clocks of Iraz, (br) Graustark December 18 1971 [Ref. L. Sprague de Camp]
• Amra v2 #56, 1972
• * Goric & Other Limericks (with Stu Shiffman), (pm) Amra v2 #64, 1975
• * Hamlet’s Father and the Pirette, (ar) Amra v2 #17, 1961
• * Hinzelmann, (ar) Kalki #17, 1971 [Ref. James Branch Cabell]
• * Idiot Quote from John Boardman, (lt) The Alien Critic #5, May 1973
• * Incident beyond the Zarkheba, (ss) Amra v2 #70, 1981
• * In Memoriam: David Mason [1924-1974], (ob) Science Fiction Review #12, February 1975 [Ref. David Mason]
• * John Boardman Says, (gp) Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies November 1961
• PITFCS: Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies ed. Theodore R. Cogswell, Advent, 1992
• * Kendy’s World, Winston Smith’s and Ours, (ar) Science Fiction Review #31, June 1969
• * A Killing for Christ, (br) Science Fiction Review #31, June 1969 [Ref. Pete Hamill]
• * Lars Porsena & Company, (ar) Amra v2 #43, 1967
• * Limerick: Barsoomian, (pm) Amra v2 #46, 1968
• * Limerick: Barsoomian, (pm) Amra v2 #46, 1968
• * Limerick: Roman, (pm) Amra v2 #46, 1968
• * Limericks (16), (pm) Amra v2 #50, 1969
• * Limericks: Khitain, (pm) Amra v2 #46, 1968
• * Limerick: Vendhyan, (pm) Amra v2 #46, 1968
• * The Mace, (ar) Amra v2 #54, 1971
• * Man About Tarantia, (ss) Amra v2 #57, 1972
• * Man about Tarantia², (ss) Amra v2 #62, 1974
• * Memo to the Committee on Horses, (ms) Amra v2 #28, 1964
• * The Middle Earth War Games, (ar) Science Fiction Review #26, July 1978 [Ref. J. R. R. Tolkien]
• * Miskatonic U Football Schedule, (ms) Amra v2 #15, 1961
• * 1901 and All That—or—What Was That Empire Again?, (br) Graustark #344, [Ref. Avram Davidson]
• Amra v2 #65, 1976
• * The Novels of Eric Rücker Eddison, (ar) Amra v2 #5, 1959 [Ref. E. R. Eddison]
• The Conan Swordbook ed. L. Sprague de Camp & George H. Scithers, Mirage Press, 1969
• The Blade of Conan ed. L. Sprague de Camp, Ace, 1979
• * Ocean Trade in the Hyborian Age, (ar) Amra v2 #13, 1960 [Ref. Robert E. Howard]
• The Conan Swordbook ed. L. Sprague de Camp & George H. Scithers, Mirage Press, 1969
• The Blade of Conan ed. L. Sprague de Camp, Ace, 1979
• * Of Dinosaurs and Dragons, (br) Amra v2 #51, 1969 [Ref. L. Sprague de Camp]
• * On Barsoomian Weaponry, (lt) Amra v2 #44, 1967
• * On Calendars, (lt) Amra v2 #12, 1960
• * On De Camp’s Puzzle, (lt) Amra v2 #25, 1963
• * On Limerick, (pm) Amra v2 #54, 1971
• * On Snefru’s Testament, (lt) Amra v2 #22, 1962
• * On the Calendar of Hyborea, (lt) Amra v2 #9, 1960
• * On the Exegesis, (lt) Amra v2 #46, 1968
• * On the Suül-Thais Manuscript, (lt) Amra v2 #5, 1959
• * On the Years Without a Summer, (ar) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine August 31 1981
• * On What We Should Call the Kind of Story This Magazine Is About, (lt) Amra v2 #16, 1961
• * Operation Time Search, (br) Science Fiction Review #30, April 1969 [Ref. Andre Norton]
• * The Other Cimmerian, (ss) Amra v2 #59, 1973
• * The Poseidonis Adventures, (br) Amra v2 #63, 1975
• * Press Release: Miskatonic University Quarterback, (ms) Amra v2 #17, 1961
• * Proposal for the Foundation of a Demonological Journal (with George Cowgill), (fa) Amra v2 #11, 1960
• PITFCS: Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies ed. Theodore R. Cogswell, Advent, 1992
• * Pulp Race, (ar) Amra v2 #48, 1968
• * Riot ’71, (br) Science Fiction Review #36, 1970 [Ref. Ludovic Peters]
• * Servants of the Wankh, (br) Science Fiction Review #30, April 1969 [Ref. Jack Vance]
• * Seven Threads, (ss) Amra v2 #70, 1981
• * The Silver Stallion, (br) Science Fiction Review #33, October 1969 [Ref. James Branch Cabell]
• * The Slag-Heaps of Meroë, (pm) Amra v2 #49, 1968
• * Source Notes:
  * ___ Hinzelmann, (cl) Kalki #17, 1971 [Ref. James Branch Cabell]
• * Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning, (br) Science Fiction Review #36, 1970 [Ref. Richard Hinckley Allen]
• * The Testament of Snefru, (ss) Amra v2 #18, 1961
• The Conan Grimoire ed. L. Sprague de Camp & George H. Scithers, Mirage Press, 1972
• The Spell of Conan ed. L. Sprague de Camp, Ace, 1980
• * The Third Vergil, (br) Science Fiction Review #34, December 1969 [Ref. Avram Davidson]
• * The Thong of Thor, (pm) Amra v2 #21, 1962
• The Conan Grimoire ed. L. Sprague de Camp & George H. Scithers, Mirage Press, 1972
• The Spell of Conan ed. L. Sprague de Camp, Ace, 1980
• * The Traitor Game, (br) Science Fiction Review #35, February 1970 [Ref. Dougal McLeish]
• * The Two Cabells, (ar) Kalki #11, Summer 1969 [Ref. James Branch Cabell]
• * untitled (“A worker can’t try it”), (pm) Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies November 1961 [Ref. L. Sprague de Camp]
• PITFCS: Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies ed. Theodore R. Cogswell, Advent, 1992
• * untitled (“Corpses and scars”), (pm) Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies November 1961 [Ref. Robert A. Heinlein]
• PITFCS: Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies ed. Theodore R. Cogswell, Advent, 1992
• * untitled (“Foes human and demon”), (pm) Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies November 1961 [Ref. Robert E. Howard]
• PITFCS: Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies ed. Theodore R. Cogswell, Advent, 1992
• * untitled (“Her Disguise”), (pm) Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies November 1961 [Ref. Philip José Farmer]
• PITFCS: Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies ed. Theodore R. Cogswell, Advent, 1992
• * untitled (“Homo Superior”), (pm) Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies November 1961 [Ref. A. E. van Vogt]
• PITFCS: Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies ed. Theodore R. Cogswell, Advent, 1992
• * untitled (“Sir Dominic Flandry”), (pm) Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies November 1961 [Ref. Poul Anderson]
• PITFCS: Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies ed. Theodore R. Cogswell, Advent, 1992
• * Variant Barsoomian Limerick, (pm) Amra v2 #45, 1967
• * The Warlords of Krishna, (ar) Science Fiction Review #42, January 1971 [Ref. L. Sprague de Camp]
• Foundation #1, March 1972
• * Young Man Mulligan (with Karen Anderson, Lin Carter, James Cawthorn, Ron Ellik, Richard Harris Eney, George R. Heap, David McDaniel, Bruce Pelz & George H. Scithers), (ar) Amra v2 #21, 1962, as by Karen Anderson, John Boardman, Lin Carter, James Cawthorn, Ron Ellik, Richard Harris Eney, George R. Heap, Ted Johnstone, Bruce Pelz & George H. Scithers
• * [2 limericks], (pm) Amra v2 #58 1973, v2 #62 1974
• * [3 limericks], (pm) Amra v2 #51, 1969
• * [5 limericks], (pm) Amra v2 #60, 1973
• * [letter], (lt) Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies Dec 1960, Mar, Aug 1961
• PITFCS: Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies ed. Theodore R. Cogswell, Advent, 1992
• * [letter], (lt) Algol #6, May/June 1964
• * [letter], (lt) Riverside Quarterly August 1967
• * [letter], (lt) Science Fiction Review #30 Apr, #31 Jun, #33 Oct 1969, #42 Jan, #43 Mar 1971, #5 May 1973, #8 Feb 1974, #13 May 1975, #25 May 1978
• * [letter from Brooklyn, NY], (lt) Trumpet #5 Apr 1967, #7 May 1968
• * [letter from Brooklyn, NY], (lt) Kalki #11, Summer 1969
• * [letter from Brooklyn, NY], (lt) If July/August 1970
• If (UK) August/September 1970
• * [limerick], (pm) Amra v2 #18 1961, v2 #20 1962, v2 #42 1966, v2 #44 1967, v2 #48 1968, v2 #52 1970, v2 #60 1973, v2 #61 1974
• * [limericks], (pm) Amra v2 #64, 1975
_____, trans.
• * The Ichthysaurus by Victor von Scheffel, (pm) The Alien Critic #10, August 1974

[]Boardman, Joseph (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * I Met a Joyous Aria, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine March 1910
• * Lines on a Railroad Timetable, (pm) McClure’s Magazine June 1910
• * Spring Tides, (pm) The Smart Set April 1912

[]Boardman, Larry (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Brother Act, (ss) Triple-X Magazine #69, February 1930
• * The Finish Fight, (ss) Triple-X Western #78, November 1930
• * The Man Who Won the War, (ss) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #56, June 1932

[]Boardman, Mabel T. (chron.)
• * The Red Cross and Tuberculosis, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine May 1909

[]Boardman, Mark (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Please Kill Me, (ss) Bullet #7, 2006

[]Boardman, Neil (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Nickel Machine, (ss) Manhunt August 1959

[]Boardman, Neil S(ervis) (1907-1974) (chron.)
• * Anna and the Emperor Waltz, (vi) Harper’s Magazine January 1948
• * The Loan, (ss) Harper’s Magazine June 1948
• Pocket Book Weekly Storyteller #331, June 25 1949
• * A Long Farewell, (ss) Harper’s Magazine November 1949
• * Manhattan Pete, (vi) Harper’s Magazine March 1948
• * The Morning of the Bride, (ss) Harper’s Magazine June 1957
• * Remembrance, (ss) Cosmopolitan November 1948
• * Wolf, (ss) Argosy October 1954
_____, [ref.]
• * Argonotes, (bg) Argosy October 1954, uncredited.

[]Boardman, Roberta (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * His Secret Love, (ss) Sweetheart Stories #10, March 31 1926

[]Boardman, Roger (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Light-O-Love, (pm) Snappy Stories October 1914

[]Boardman, Tom, Jr.; [i.e., Thomas Volney Boardman, Jr.] (1930-2017) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Book Fare, (rc) sf Impulse; Nov 66, Jan, Feb 67.
• * Book Fare, (rc) sf Impulse November 1966
• * Close to Critical, (br) sf Impulse November 1966 [Ref. Hal Clement]
• * Cool Passion, (ar) The New Strand December 1962
• * The Duke, (ar) The New Strand September 1962
• * Foreword, (fw) S F Horizons—One ed. Tom Boardman, Jr., Dobson, 1968
• * From the Editor’s Desk, (ed) Bloodhound Detective Story Magazine #5, September 1961
• * The “Good” Feeling, (ar) The New Strand July 1962
• * In a Myth, (ar) The New Strand November 1962
• * Intimate Jazz, (cl) The New Strand March 1962
• * Introduction, (in) Connoisseur’s Science Fiction ed. Tom Boardman, Penguin, 1964
• * Introduction, (in) The Unfriendly Future ed. Tom Boardman, Jr., Four Square Books, 1965
• * Introduction, (in) An ABC of Science Fiction ed. Tom Boardman, Jr., Four Square, 1966
• * It’s Still Trad, Dad, (ar) The New Strand January 1963
• * Jazz:
  * ___ Cool Passion, (cl) The New Strand December 1962
  * ___ The Duke, (cl) The New Strand September 1962
  * ___ The “Good” Feeling, (cl) The New Strand July 1962
  * ___ In a Myth, (cl) The New Strand November 1962
  * ___ It’s Still Trad, Dad, (cl) The New Strand January 1963
  * ___ Jazz Records, (cl) The New Strand October 1962
  * ___ Recent Jazz Records, (cl) The New Strand August 1962
  * ___ Recording History, (cl) The New Strand May 1962
  * ___ Who Invented Jazz, (cl) The New Strand June 1962
• * Jazz Records, (ar) The New Strand October 1962
• * A Plague of Pythons, (br) sf Impulse November 1966 [Ref. Frederik Pohl]
• * Recent Jazz Records, (ar) The New Strand August 1962
• * Recording History, (ar) The New Strand May 1962
• * Reflections on a Jazz-spent Youth, (cl) The New Strand April 1962
• * Solitude, (ss) Tit-Bits #4246, July 22 1967
• * The Trad Fad and All That (Phoney) Jazz, (cl) The New Strand February 1962
• * Who Invented Jazz, (ar) The New Strand June 1962
• * Will Power, (ss) Tit-Bits #4243, July 1 1967
_____, ed.
• * Editor:
  * ___ Bloodhound Detective Story Magazine
• * An ABC of Science Fiction, (an) Four Square (pb), November 1966
• Avon (pb), December 1968
• * Connoisseur’s Science Fiction, (an) Penguin (pb), 1964
• * Science Fiction Stories, (an) Octopus Books (hc), October 1979
• * S F Horizons—One, (an) Dobson (hc), 1968
• * The Unfriendly Future, (an) Four Square Books (pb), 1965
_____, [ref.]
• * An ABC of SF by Richard Delap, (br) Science Fiction Review #30, April 1969
• * Connoisseur’s Science Fiction by Spider Robinson, (br) Galaxy Science Fiction November 1976

[]Boardman, William Henry (fl. 1870s-1900s) (chron.)
• * The Game of Lawn Tennis, (ar) St. Nicholas August 1879
• * A Kind of Hero, (ss) McClure’s Magazine March 1904
• The Windsor Magazine February 1906
• * The Ring and the Deer. A Tale, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Magazine May 1901

[]Boargea, Ronald (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Bats, (pm) Orb June/July 1950

[]Boarman, Vivian (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) The Alien Critic #8, February 1974

[]Boas, Cicely (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Fiammetta, (pm) Nash’s Magazine June 1929

[]Boas, F(rederick) S(amuel) (1862-1957) (about) (chron.)
• * Shakespeare’s Library, (ss)
• The Golden Book Magazine #46, October 1928

[]Boas, Franz (chron.)
• * Ethnology at the Exposition, (ar) The Cosmopolitan September 1893

[]Boas, George (1891-1980) (chron.)
• * Better Recipe, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly March 1921
• * Domestic Cat, (pm) Harper’s Magazine December 1932
• * House Dog, (pm) Harper’s Magazine May 1933
• * Mother and Child, (ss) The Smart Set September 1923
• * Officer, but a Gentleman, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly August 1920
• * The Professor Dines Out, (ss) Harper’s Magazine June 1926
• * Rondo Capriccioso, (vi) Harper’s Magazine April 1933
• * Sonata Academica, (ss) Harper’s Magazine August 1927
• * Week-End, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion April 1927
_____, trans.
• * The Life of St. Mary the Harlot by Ephrem the Syrian, (ar) The Double Dealer January 1926

[]Boas, Guy (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Mysterious Hobby of Stamp-Collecting, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine July 1939

[]Boas, Lis Vilas (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Cephalopod Heart, (ss) Hexagon Magazine #7, Winter 2021
• * The Maker of Duramere, (ss) Eita! Magazine #3, May 2023; translated from the Portuguese (“O Artesão de Duramere”) by Júlia Serrano.
• * Mother Mangue, (nv) Luna Station Quarterly #54, June 2023

[]Boas, Marcus (fl. 1970s-1980s) (chron.)
• * The Gods of Bal-Sagoth, (pi) REH: Lone Star Fictioneer #4, Spring 1976
• * The Solomon Kane Portfolio, (pi) Phantasy Digest #2, 1977
• * [front cover], (cv) Fantastic Stories October 1975
• * [front cover], (cv) Rogues in the House by Robert E. Howard, Donald M. Grant, 1976
• * [front cover], (cv) REH: Lone Star Fictioneer #4, Spring 1976
• * [front cover], (cv) The Howard Review #5, November 1976
• * [front cover], (cv) Marchers of Valhalla (var. 2) by Robert E. Howard, Donald M. Grant, 1977
• * [front cover], (cv) Singers in the Shadows by Robert E. Howard, Science Fiction Graphics, 1977
• * [front cover], (cv) REH: Two Gun Raconteur #4, Summer 1977
• * [front cover], (cv) Son of the White Wolf by Robert E. Howard, FAX, 1977
• * [front cover] (with Angus McKie), (cv) Heavy Metal June 1979
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Fantastic Stories December 1975
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Rogues in the House by Robert E. Howard, Donald M. Grant, 1976
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Amazing Science Fiction Stories January 1976
• * [illustration(s)], (il) REH: Two Gun Raconteur #4, Summer 1977
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Marchers of Valhalla (var. 2) by Robert E. Howard, Donald M. Grant, 1977
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Singers in the Shadows by Robert E. Howard, Science Fiction Graphics, 1977
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Howard Review #7 Apr 1977, #8 Sum 1988
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Son of the White Wolf by Robert E. Howard, FAX, 1977
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Heavy Metal September 1979

[]Boas, Max (chron.)
• * The Bun Also Rises (with Steve Chain), (ar) Penthouse (US) January 1976

[]Boas, R. P. (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact July 20 1981
• * [letter from Evanston, IL], (lt) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact July 1986

[]Boas, Richard L. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Dead Before He Hits, (pm) Thin Ice #13, 1993
• * My Mother Was Marilyn Monroe, (pm) A Theater of Blood #2, January 1991
• * Under the Fluorescent Moon, (pm) Fantasy Commentator Fall 1990

[]Boase, Ronald (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * A Scotsman Who Settled in Warwick, (pm) The Windsor Magazine May 1937
• * untitled (“A wicked young fellow of Bicester…”), (pm) The Windsor Magazine June 1938
• * untitled (“There was an old fellow of Worcester…”), (pm) The Windsor Magazine June 1938

[]Boast, Philip (James) (1952- ) (chron.)
• * Damnum Fatale, (nv) The Mammoth Book of Roman Whodunnits ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, 2003
• * His Master’s Servant, (nv) The Mammoth Book of Historical Whodunnits: Third New Collection ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, 2005
• * Perfect Alibi, (ss) The Mammoth Book of Jacobean Whodunnits ed. Mike Ashley, Carroll & Graf, 2006
• * Spaceout, (ss) Science Fiction Monthly v3 #4, 1976

[]Boast, Will (chron.)
• * As Is, (ss) Alaska Quarterly Review Fall/Winter 2004
• * Beginners, (ss) The American Scholar Autumn 2011
• * Diplomats, (ss) Glimmer Train #69, Winter 2009
• * Rations (with Mary Austin Speaker), (ss) Ninth Letter Fall/Winter 2005

[]Boat, H. L. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Guardians of Our Northern Gates, (ss) The Scrap Book October 1911

[]Boatman, Alan (chron.)
• * Agua Morte, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction November 1986

[]Boatman, Garrett (L.) (1951- ) (chron.)
• * Alanna, (pm) Spectral Realms #19, Summer 2023
• * Beyond the Wall of Pain, (ss) Penumbra #4, 2023
• * The Puppet Paramour, (ss) Swords and Sorcery Magazine #107, December 2020
• * Ragnar’s Bane, (nv) Savage Realms Monthly November 2022
• * The Recital, (ss) Weird House Magazine #3, Winter 2024/2025
• * The Wands of Horus, (ss) Weird House Magazine #2, 2023
• * The Witch’s Lover, (ss) Penumbra #3, 2022
_____, [ref.]
• * An Interview with Garrett Boatman, (iv) Weird House Magazine #3, Winter 2024/2025, uncredited.

[]Boatman, James D. (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * The Mexican Newspaper, (ss) The Saint Magazine August 1984
• * The Smoothest Con, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine July 23 1980

[]Boatman, James W. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Cold Winter Nights, (pm) Western Tales #1, Summer 1995
• * Mustang, (pm) Western Tales #1, Summer 1995

[]Boatman, Michael (Patrick) (1964- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Bloodbath at Landsdale Towers, (ss) Badass Horror ed. Michael Stone & Christopher J. Hall, Dybbuk Press, 2006
• * The Drop, (ss) Horror Garage #9, 2004
• * A Father’s Work, (ss) Weird Tales November/December 2007
• * The Flinch, (ss) Dark Delicacies III: Haunted ed. Del Howison & Jeff Gelb, Running Press, 2009
• * Hadley Shimmerhorn: American Icon, (ss) Whispers in the Night ed. Brandon Massey, Dafina, 2007
• * Introduction, (in) Cyber-Pulp’s Halloween Anthology 3.0 ed. Bob Gunner, Cyber-Pulp Press, 2004
• * Jimmy Sticks and the Outlaw Critter of Doom, (ss) Sick Things ed. Cheryl Mullenax, Comet Press, 2010
• * The Last American President, (ss) Red Scream Winter 2005
• * The Liberation of Brother Buffalo, (ss) The Canterbury Nightmares ed. David Niall Wilson, Macabre Ink, 2023
• Apex Magazine #149, 2025
• * Our Kind of People, (ss) Dark Dreams II ed. Brandon Massey, Dafina, 2006
• * Survivor: Monster Island 2025, (ss) Daikaiju!2: Revenge of the Giant Monsters ed. Robin Pen & Robert Hood, Agog! Press, 2007
• * Thresher of Men, (ss) Dominion ed. Ekpeki Oghenechovwe Donald & Zelda Knight, Aurelia Leo, 2020
• Apex Magazine #127, 2021
• * The Ugly Truth, (ss) Sages & Swords ed. Daniel E. Blackston, Pitch-Black Books, 2006

[]Boatner, Charles (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Utopia Science Fiction Magazine December 2021

[]Boatner, E. B. (fl. 1970s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Good Lord!…Choke…Gasp… It’s E.C.!, (ar) The Comic Book Price Guide, 1979
• The Weird Fiction Review #10, Fall 2019
• * L. B. Cole: The Man Behind the Mask, (ar) The Weird Fiction Review #6, Fall 2015 [Ref. Leonard B. Cole]

[]Boatner, Maxine Tull (chron.)
• * To My Father, (ar) The American Yellow Book Summer 1937

[]Boatright, Megan (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Eohippus in the White Cube, (pm) A Cappella Zoo #12, Spring 2014
• * To Serve Man, (pm) Kaleidotrope Autumn 2012

[]Boatright, Mody C(oggin) (1896-1977) (about) (chron.)
• * By the Breadth of a Hair, (ex) Tall Tales from Texas by Mody C. Boatright, The Southwest Press, 1934
• Adventure May 1940, as "Narrow Escapes"
• * The Fast Running Sheepherder, (ex) Tall Tales from Texas by Mody C. Boatright, The Southwest Press, 1934
• Adventure March 15 1935
• * Gib as Operator [Gib Morgan (The Oil Field Liar)], (vi) Adventure December 1944
• Texas Roundup ed. Herman F. Benthul, Ph.D. & Mrs. Clara Jo Bridges, Noble and Noble, Publishers, Inc., 1965, as "Gib Morgan: Oil Operator"
• * Gib Morgan: Oil Operator [Gib Morgan (The Oil Field Liar)], (vi) Adventure December 1944, as "Gib as Operator"
• Texas Roundup ed. Herman F. Benthul, Ph.D. & Mrs. Clara Jo Bridges, Noble and Noble, Publishers, Inc., 1965
• * Gib’s Boarding House [Gib Morgan (The Oil Field Liar)], (vi) Adventure December 1944
• * Gib’s Guns [Gib Morgan (The Oil Field Liar)], (vi) Adventure April 1945
• * Gib’s Hotel [Gib Morgan (The Oil Field Liar)], (vi) Adventure December 1944
• * Hogs in the Hills [Gib Morgan (The Oil Field Liar)], (vi) Adventure April 1945
• * How Gibb Drilled on Pike’s Peak [Gib Morgan (The Oil Field Liar)], (vi) Adventure December 1944
• * How Gib Paid a Board Bill [Gib Morgan (The Oil Field Liar)], (vi) Adventure April 1945
• * How Gib Saved a Farmer’s Life [Gib Morgan (The Oil Field Liar)], (vi) Adventure April 1945
• * How Joe Cooked the Steak, (ex) Tall Tales from Texas by Mody C. Boatright, The Southwest Press, 1934
• Adventure December 1935
• * Narrow Escapes, (ex) Tall Tales from Texas by Mody C. Boatright, The Southwest Press, 1934, as "By the Breadth of a Hair"
• Adventure May 1940
• * No Help Needed, (ex) Tall Tales from Texas by Mody C. Boatright, The Southwest Press, 1934
• Adventure October 15 1935
• * Oil Field Liar, (gp) Adventure August 1944
• * Oil Field Liar, (gp) Adventure December 1944
• * Oil Field Liar, (gp) Adventure April 1945
• * Pizenous Speed, (ex) Tall Tales from Texas by Mody C. Boatright, The Southwest Press, 1934, as "Speed"
• Adventure January 1937
• * Pizenous Windies, (ex) Tall Tales from Texas by Mody C. Boatright, The Southwest Press, 1934
• Adventure August 1937
• * Quick Jumping Cowboy, (vi) Tall Tales from Texas by Mody C. Boatright, The Southwest Press, 1934
• Behind the Mask #23, November 1993
• * Quick Jumping Cowboy, (ex) Tall Tales from Texas by Mody C. Boatright, The Southwest Press, 1934
• Adventure May 15 1935
• * Speed, (ex) Tall Tales from Texas by Mody C. Boatright, The Southwest Press, 1934
• Adventure January 1937, as "Pizenous Speed"
• * Windies Is Bad Varmints, (ex) Tall Tales from Texas by Mody C. Boatright, The Southwest Press, 1934
• Adventure February 1937