The FictionMags Index

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[]Clements, Dick
_____, [ref.]
• * Torment of the Men Behind the Likely Lads by Neil Hamilton, (iv) Tit-Bits #4545, April 12/April 18 1973

[]Clements, Dominy (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * All in a Hot and Copper Sky, (ss) This Hermetic Legislature ed. D. T. Ghetu, Ex Occidente Press, 2012
• * Anemnesis in Extremis, (ss) The First Book of Classical Horror Stories ed. D. F. Lewis, Megazanthus Press, 2012
• * Angel Zero, (ss) Nemonymous #8, 2008, uncredited.
• * Artis Eterne, (ss) Nemonymous #9, 2009, uncredited.
• * Berian Winslow & The Stream of Consciousness Storyteller, (ss) Nemonymous #7, 2007, uncredited.
• * The Painter, (ss) Nemonymous #4, 2004, uncredited.
• * The Useless, (ss) The Horror Anthology of Horror Anthologies ed. D. F. Lewis, Megazanthus Press, 2011

[]Clements, E. H.; [i.e., Eileen Helen Clements Hunter] (1905-1993) (chron.)
• * The Country Lover, (ss) Lilliput November 1939
• * Death in the Wind, (ss) The Windsor Magazine February 1939
• * The Epitaph, (ss) The Windsor Magazine February 1938
• * Hot Milk, (ss) The Passing Show December 21 1935
• * The Mirror, (ss) The Windsor Magazine June 1939
• * Mr. Pocklington’s Patient, (ss) Lilliput April 1939
• * Mountain Air, (ss) Illustrated July 20 1940
• * The Music Master, (ss) The Windsor Magazine August 1939
• * My Kingdom for a Horse, (ss) The Windsor Magazine August 1937
• * Pleasure Boat, (ar) Lilliput August 1940
• * She Was So Well Brought Up, (ss) Lilliput September 1938
• * Toad-in-the-Hole, (ss) The Windsor Magazine May 1938

[]Clements, F. C. (fl. 1920s-1930s); used pseudonym Nelse Anderson (chron.)
• * The Bronc Peeler, (nv) Wild West Weekly October 6 1928, as by Nelse Anderson
• * A Driftin’ Hombre, (ss) Wild West Weekly January 12 1929
• * Fer Shootin’ Pop Wilkins, (ss) Wild West Weekly July 5 1930
• * Lootin’ the Rainbow Stage, (ss) Wild West Weekly December 14 1929
• * The Marshal of Rawhide, (na) Ace-High Magazine 2nd August 1927
• * “Peaceful” Emerson Puts One Over, (ss) Cowboy Stories August 1926
• * Reward for Action, (ss) Western Adventures August 1932
• * Tamin’ Catamount Pete, (ss) Wild West Weekly September 14 1929
• * Thet Yeller Cow-Punch, (ss) Wild West Weekly December 29 1928
• * The Three-Gun Man, (ss) Wild West Weekly November 15 1930
• * Three of a Kind, (ss) Ace-High Magazine 2nd July 1924
• * Three Thieves, (ss) Rapid-Fire Western Stories January 1933

[]Clements, Frank (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Adolf Oversteps Himself, (ss) London Opinion September 1940
• * Far Too Conventional, (ss) Ghosts and Goblins 1938

[]Clements, H. H. (chron.)
• * Autumnal Leaves, (pm) , uncredited.
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1855, uncredited.

[]Clements, Hall (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Unwritten Law, (ar) Real Detective May 1933

[]Clements, Jack (fl. 1920s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Dad Windsor Collects, (vi) Cowboy Stories November 1925
• * The Gun-Fightin’ Tenderfoot, (ss) Cowboy Stories March 1926
• * “He Couldn’t Marry Her Dead!”, (ts) Intimate Detective Stories January 1941
• * Paper Beef, (ss) Lariat Story Magazine August 1932
• * The Pasty-Faced Kid, (ss) Ace-High Magazine 2nd August 1926
• * The Tenderfoot, (ss) Cowboy Stories August 1932
• * [letter], (lt) Startling Stories May 1948
• Startling Stories (Canada) May 1948
• * [letter from Cincinnati, OH], (lt) Startling Stories September 1947
• * [letter from Ohio], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries Oct 1947, Jun 1948

[]Clements, Jane (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Helen Makes a Nice Plaything [Helen in Hollywood], (ss) Prairie Pranks June 1949

[]Clements, Janette (fl. 1980s)
_____, ed.
• * Editor (with Dave Clements & Bernard Smith): Cassandra Anthology #9, 1985

[]Clements, Jill (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Everything in the Garden, (vi) London Mystery Selection #89, June 1971

[]Clements, Joel R. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Inside Bullfighting, (ar) Ten Story Sports April 1953
• * Jai-Alai, (ar) Ten Story Sports April 1955

[]Clements, Jonathan (fl. 1960s-1980s) (chron.)
• * The Adulterous Ostrich [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) March 1967
• The Midnight Penthouse ed. Peter Haining, Bernard Geis, 1968, uncredited.
• * The Bear and the Snowman [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) December 1965
• * Bye, Bye, Black Sheep [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) March 1966
• * The Camel Who Had the Hump [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) May 1966
• * The Dodo and the Doxies [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) August 1967
• The Midnight Penthouse ed. Peter Haining, Bernard Geis, 1968, uncredited.
• * The Frog and the Cure-All [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) July 1966
• * The Gambling Gryphon [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) June 1968
• * The Goat in the Supermarket [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) June 1966
• * The Hare and the Tortoise [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) April 1968
• * Hijack, (ss) Argosy (UK) September 1973 [Ref. Robert L. Fish]; plagiarised from story of the same name by Robert L. Fish in Playboy, August 1972.
• * Isobel, the Feline Stripper [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) June/July 1965
• * Joust One of Those Things [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) December 1967
• * The Key of Virtue [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) January/February 1967
• The Midnight Penthouse ed. Peter Haining, Bernard Geis, 1968, uncredited.
• * King of the Jesters [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) May 1967
• * A Knight Errant Bold [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) June/July 1967
• The Midnight Penthouse ed. Peter Haining, Bernard Geis, 1968, uncredited.
• * Lady Godiva Rides Again [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) October 1967
• * The Lion That Had B.O. [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) November 1965
• * Noah and the Ark [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) July 1968
• * The Octopus Who Thought Big [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) August 1965
• * Pop Goes the Suitor [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) April 1967
• The Midnight Penthouse ed. Peter Haining, Bernard Geis, 1968, uncredited.
• * The Rapacious Highwayman [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) March 1968
• The Midnight Penthouse ed. Peter Haining, Bernard Geis, 1968, uncredited.
• * Romance and the Rhinoceros [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) January 1968
• * The Seven Deadly Sins, (hu) Penthouse (UK) September 1966
• * The Seven Deadly Virtues, (hu) Penthouse (UK) December 1966
• * Sex and the Single Hippopotamus [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) October 1965
• * The Sloth Who Got a Move On [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) November 1967
• * A Snake in the Grass [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) February 1968
• * The Stag and His Antlers [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) September 1967
• * Things a Young Girl Should Know, (hu) Mayfair v16 #12, 1981
• * The Tiger and the Pussycat [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) August 1966
• * Two Pigs in a Pod [Fable of Our Time], (vi) Penthouse (UK) October/November 1966
• * An Underwater Affair, (hu) Penthouse (UK) April/May 1965
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Penthouse (UK) Aug 1965, Aug, Sep 1966, Apr, May, Jun/Jul, Aug, Nov 1967

[]Clements, Jonathan (1971- ) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Flesh and Metal: Marriage and Female Emancipation in the Science Fiction of Wei Yahua, (ar) Foundation #65, Autumn 1995 [Ref. Wei Yahua]
• * The Mechanics of the US Anime and Manga Industry, (ar) Foundation #64, Summer 1995
• * Ode to Joy [Doctor Who], (ss) Doctor Who: Short Trips: The History of Christmas ed. Simon Guerrier, Big Finish, 2005
• * Ruthless [Strontium Dog], (n.) Black Flame, April 2005
• Black Flame US (pb), May 2005
• * Second Contact [Doctor Who], (ss) Doctor Who: Short Trips: Time Signature ed. Simon Guerrier, Big Finish, 2006
• * [letter], (lt) Foundation #73, Summer 1998

[]Clements, Kate Wallace (chron.)
• * Home Dressmaking—The newest sleeves—How to cut and finish, (ar) New Idea Woman’s Magazine Christmas 1904
• * Winter House-Gowns, (ar)
• New Idea Woman’s Magazine Christmas 1904

[]Clements, Linda L. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Fremont, CA], (lt) Analog Science Fiction & Fact January 1992

[]Clements, Louis (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * Among the Blades, (ss) The Sporting Mirror #3, April 1881

[]Clements, Mark (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * How to Spend 3 Billion Dollars, (ms) Argosy January 1950

[]Clements, Mark A(lan) (1955- )
_____, [ref.]
• * Mark Clements by Robert Morrish, (ar) Dark Discoveries #26, Winter 2014

[]Clements, Nick (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Robot Waiters Never Lose Their Patience, (ss) The Stygian Lepus #16, 2024

[]Clements, Noel (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Epilogue First, (ss) The Evening Standard July 4 1949

[]Clements, Pam (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Changeling, (pm) Tales of the Talisman v2 #1, 2006
• * Consider the Prince, (pm) Illumen Spring 2016
• * Event Horizon, (pm) Black Petals #39, Spring 2007
• * Forbidden Fruit, (pm) Hungur Magazine #3, 2006
• * Knowing When to Leave, (pm) Tales of the Talisman v3 #4, 2008
• * Mars Dream, (pm) Black Petals #39, Spring 2007
• * Night Walking, (pm) Black Petals (online) #46, Winter 2009
• * The Other, (pm) Black Petals #40, Summer 2007
• * Time Travel, (pm) Tales of the Talisman v1 #1, 2005
• * Two Spells, (pm) Cover of Darkness May 2008

[]Clements, Pen (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Fly Eyes, (vi) AntipodeanSF #158, August 2011

[]Clements, Peter (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * The Corpse in the Black Suit, (ts) Fingerprints Detective #2, 194?

[]Clements, R. E. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Voyage to Valhalla, (??) Seven Magazine of People’s Writing October/November/December 1943

[]Clements, Reginald P. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Eights, (pm) The Captain #121, April 1909

[]Clements, Richmond A. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * TimeMachineStory, (ss) Shoreline of Infinity #1, Summer 2015

[]Clements, Robert (fl. 1970s-1980s) (chron.)
• * Collapsar, (ss) Crux v3, 1980
• * Final Contact, (ss) Crux v1, 1979
• * The Screaming Eye, (mr) The Australian Horror and Fantasy Magazine #4, 1985

[]Clements, Rory (chron.)
• * My London, (ar) Mystery Readers Journal Spring 2011

[]Clements, S. (chron.)
• * The Captive Wife, (ss)
• Every Week: A First Class Journal of General Literature May 9 1870
• * The Faded Violets, (vi)
• Every Week: A First Class Journal of General Literature May 23 1870
• * Love in the Fire, (ss)
• Every Week: A First Class Journal of General Literature May 23 1870

[]Clements, Sally (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Cool One, (pi) Cavalcade March 1968

[]Clements, Scott (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Big Man and the Shadow, (ss) Deep Magic #29, October 2004
• * Darkness in the Light, (nv) Aphelion #60, June 2002
• Deep Magic #22, March 2004
• * The Graveyard of Wyrms, (ss) Deep Magic #28, September 2004
• * The Hearts of Men, (ss) Aphelion #60, June 2002
• * Into Pohjola, (ss) Deep Magic #17, October 2003
• * Murderer of Days, (ss) Aphelion #71, June 2003
• * Out of the Dark, (ss) Deep Magic #26, July 2004
• * Thief of Children, (ss) Deep Magic #47, April 2006

[]Clements, Stephen (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Battle, (ss) Memphis Noir ed. Laureen P. Cantwell & Leonard Gill, Akashic Books, 2015
• * Sterick, (ss) SciFan Magazine #3, March 2017

[]Clements, Traverse (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Boulevardier, (pm) New Masses February 1927
• * On Looking Up, (pm) New Masses February 1927

[]Clements, William M. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * The Red Herring as Folklore, (ar) The Armchair Detective Summer 1979

[]Clement-Scott, Eric (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Is Canada “Going U.S.”? (with M. A. Earle Kelly), (ar) MacLean’s March 1 1930

[]Clements-Henry, Bernard (fl. 1890s-1920s) (chron.)
• * The Awakened Soul, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) May 1899
• * Dr. Anstruther, Hypnotist:
  * ___ No. 1.—The Awakened Soul, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) May 1899
  * ___ No. 2.—The Lost Will, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) June 1899
  * ___ No. 3.—Formalin a Preservative, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) July 1899
• * Formalin a Preservative, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) July 1899
• * How to Make a Home-Telephone, (ar) Chums Sep 17, Sep 24, Oct 1, Oct 8, Oct 15, Oct 22 1921
• * The Lost Will, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) June 1899

[]Clementson, F. (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * Fireside Reveries, (il) The English Illustrated Magazine December 1904
• * Hero, (il) The English Illustrated Magazine November 1903
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The English Illustrated Magazine Jun 1904, May 1913

[]Clementson, Leah (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Aurealis #111 Jun, #109 Apr 2018

[]Clementson, W. A. B. (chron.)
• * The Son of an Anarchist, (sl) The Boy’s Own Paper Jan 25, Feb 1, Feb 8, Feb 15, Feb 22, Mar 1, Mar 8, Mar 15, Mar 22, Mar 29, Apr 5, Apr 12, Apr 19, Apr 26, May 3, May 10, May 17, May 24, May 31, Jun 7, Jun 14, Jun 21, Jun 28, Jul 5, Jul 12, Jul 19, Jul 25, Aug 2 1913
  

[]Clementz, Marion (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * [letter from St. Petersburg, FL], (lt) Weird Tales April 1927

[]Cleminshaw, Clarence H(igbee) (1902-1985)
_____, [ref.]
• * Pictorial Astronomy (with Dinsmore Alter) by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Science Fiction August 1953

[]Clemmens, Dennis
_____, [ref.]
• * Interview with Dennis Clemmens by Linda B. Swanson-Davies, (iv) Glimmer Train #2, Spring 1992

[]Clemmens, Jane E. (chron.)
• * Maple-Sugar Recipes, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912

[]Clemmens, Kurt (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * August Night, (ss) Adam November 1975
• * A Day in the Life of an X-Rated Director, (ar) Adam September 1975
• * The Exhibition, (ar) Pix August 1975
• * The Inferno, (ss) Adam March 1976
• * Marijuana-The Killer Weed?, (ar) Adam July 1975
• * Snuff, (ss) Adam April 1976
• * Sweet Annie, (ss) Adam January 1976
• * The Weekend, (ss) Adam February 1976

[]Clemmens, William (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Aviation’s Last Frontier, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine November 1936
• * How Chennault Kills Japs, (ar) Collier’s July 4 1942

[]Clemmer, Mary (chron.)
• * Mary in the Morning-Glories, (pm) Wide Awake June 1881
• * Molly by the Gate, (pm) Wide Awake September 1876
• * My Little Love, (pm) Wide Awake May 1879

[]Clemmer, Richard O. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Mythic Process, Evolution, and Science Fiction, (ar) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of America #68, Fall 1978

[]Clemmons, Byard (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * A Chance Encounter, (ss) Aphelion #134, July 2009

[]Clemmons, Caroline; pseudonym of Carolyn Smith (1940- ) (chron.)
• * Happy Is the Bride, (n.) Going to the Chapel, Zebra Books, 2004

[]Clemmons, Chelsea L. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Death Sentence, (ss) Noir Nation #3, October 2013

[]Clemmons, Daniel (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Afraid of the Dark, (ss) Dark Realms #28, Fall 2007

[]Clemmons, Paul (fl. 2010s)
_____, ed.
• * Editor (with Michael Ray): Redstone Science Fiction #1 Jun, #2 Jul, #3 Aug, #4 Sep, #5 Oct, #6 Nov, #7 Dec 2010, #8 Jan, #9 Feb, #10 Mar, #11 Apr, #12 May, #13 Jun, #14 Jul, #15 Aug, #16 Sep, #17 Oct, #18 Nov, #19 Dec 2011
  #20 Jan, #21 Feb, #22 Mar, #23 Apr, #24 May, #25 Jun, #26 Jul, #27 Aug, #28 Sep 2012

[]Clemmons, Richard (chron.)
• * Requiem for Regina, (ss) Dark Visions #2, 1985

[]Clemmons, W. H.
_____, [ref.]
• * Cutting the High Cost of Education by Edmund Vance Cooke, (bg) The American Magazine January 1915

[]Clemner, Mary (fl. 1910s-1920s) (chron.)
• * To-Morrow, (pm) The All-Story August 1912
• The All-Story (UK) August 1912
• Argosy Allstory Weekly September 8 1923

[]Clemo, Jack R.; [i.e., Reginald John Clemo] (1916-1994) (about) (chron.)
• * Cactus, (pm) Transatlantic Review #24, Spring 1967
• * The Clay-Dump, (ss) The Clay Verse by Jack R. Clemo, Chatto & Windus, 1951
• One and All ed. Denys Val Baker, Museum Press, 1951
• * Clay Phoenix, (pm) The London Magazine September 1955
• * Eros in Exile, (pm) Transatlantic Review #21, Summer 1966
• * Harpoon, (pm) Transatlantic Review #37/38, Autumn 1970/Winter 1971
• * Trethosa Chapel, (pm) The London Magazine August 1954

[]Clemons, Denise (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Early Dystopia, (pm) Star*Line Fall 2015

[]Clemons, Donnie (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Arizona Joe and the Demon, (ss) Amazing Journeys Magazine #5, Fall 2004
• * Ella’s Liberty, (ss) Amazing Journeys Magazine #2, Winter 2003
• * Essex, (ss) Amazing Journeys Magazine #12, Summer 2006
• * Lost Pesos, (ss) Amazing Journeys Magazine #4, Summer 2004
• * The Mercenary, (ss) Amazing Journeys Magazine #8, Summer 2005
• * Of Earth and Imagination, (ss) Amazing Journeys Magazine #6, Winter 2004
• * The Savant, (ss) Amazing Journeys Magazine #3, Spring 2004
• * Within the Ring, (ss) Amazing Journeys Magazine #1, Fall 2003
_____, ed.
• * Editor (with Edward Knight): Amazing Journeys Magazine #1 Fll, #2 Win 2003, #3 Spr, #4 Sum, #5 Fll, #6 Win 2004, #7 Spr, #8 Sum, #9 Fll, #10 Win 2005, #11 Spr, #12 Sum 2006
  

[]Clemons, Jack (fl. 1980s-2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * The Big Question: “Why Bother with Space?”, (ar) Amazing Stories Fall 2018
• * Citizens of the Solar System:
  * ___ The Big Question: “Why Bother with Space?”, (cl) Amazing Stories Fall 2018
  * ___ Cool Science and Technology on the International Space Station, (cl) Amazing Stories Spring 2019
  * ___ First Steps: Near-Earth Orbit and the Moon, (cl) Amazing Stories Winter 2018
  * ___ Neil Armstrong: The First Citizen of the Solar System, (cl) Amazing Stories Summer 2019 [Ref. Neil Armstrong]
• * Cool Science and Technology on the International Space Station, (ar) Amazing Stories Spring 2019
• * First Steps: Near-Earth Orbit and the Moon, (ar) Amazing Stories Winter 2018
• * Intruder, (ss) Amazing Stories Fall 2019
• * The Moon Is a Harsh Water Bear, (ar) Amazing Stories Summer 2020
• * Neil Armstrong: The First Citizen of the Solar System, (ar) Amazing Stories Summer 2019 [Ref. Neil Armstrong]
• * Tool Dresser’s Law, (ss) Amazing Stories November 1989
• Amazing Stories Sum 2012, Apr 2014
• * Will Little Note, Nor Long Remember, (nv) Amazing Stories November 1987
• Amazing Stories Summer 2012

[]Clemons, Jamie (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Beginning of a Story or the End of One, (ss) Amazing Journeys Magazine #11, Spring 2006

[]Clemons, John (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Blood Guilt, (ss) The Phantom Detective June 1936
• * Catch a Thief [“Shep” Malloy], (ss) Thrilling Detective July 1935
• * Chameleon Eyes, (ss) Strange Stories June 1939
• * City of Dreadful Night, (nv) Thrilling Mystery January 1939
• * Death Bridge, (ss) Strange Stories August 1939
• * Death Pays the Ransom, (nv) Thrilling Detective June 1939
• * The Devil on La Cruz, (ss) Thrilling Adventures July 1935
• * The Enemies of Society, (ss) The Phantom Detective October 1935
• * Escape, (ss) Popular Detective August 1946
• * Fresh Paint, (ss) Popular Detective September 1935
• * Ghost Gang’s Grief, (ss) Popular Detective October 1936
• * Ghost Pearls, (ss) Thrilling Adventures August 1935
• * Hard-First Heritage, (ss) Complete Sports January 1941
• * The Indian Sign, (ss) Popular Sports Magazine Summer 1942
• * Killer’s Key, (ss) Ten Detective Aces October 1935
• * The Panting Beast, (nv) Strange Stories June 1940
• * Path to Perdition, (ss) Strange Stories April 1940
• * Perfume of Death, (nv) Popular Detective December 1940
• * Princess for a Night, (ss) Lovers: The Magazine of Enchantment March 1946
• * Revolt of the Soil, (ss) Thrilling Mystery July 1936
• * The Snatch, (ss) The Phantom Detective September 1935
• * Song of the Damned, (ss) Eerie Mysteries April/May 1939
• * Street of Ghouls, (ss) Eerie Mysteries February 1939
• * Theft of the Crown Jewels [“Shep” Malloy], (ss) Thrilling Detective October 1935
• Pulp Adventures #35, Spring 2020
• * The Three “X” Murders, (ss) Thrilling Detective April 1936
• * Time Out for Murder, (vi) Popular Detective January 1937
• * The Well of Doom, (ss) Thrilling Mystery May 1936
• * Wild Drums, (ss) Thrilling Adventures January 1939

[]Clemons, Matthew V. (fl. 2010s)
_____, [ref.]
• * Matthew V. Clemons Interviewed by Ava Black, (iv) Crimespree Magazine #61, 2015

[]Clemons, Recita L(anier) (fl. 1990s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Have Turkey, Will Travel, (ss) Dark Yonder #8, 2024
• * In Silent Pursuit, (ss) Kracked Mirror Mysteries Fall 1996
• * Wheelies, (ss) Dark Yonder #2, Spring 2023

[]Clemons, Roland Vauxhaill (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Springfield, Del. Co., PA], (lt) Astounding Stories November 1934

[]Clemons, Walter (fl. 1950s-1960s) (chron.)
• * Boyd Margo, (ss) Escapade June 1960
• * The Butcher’s Daughter, (ss) Argosy (UK) October 1959
• * The Dark Roots of the Rose, (ss)
• The Best American Short Stories 1957 ed. Martha Foley, Houghton Mifflin, 1957
• * A Different Thing, (ss) Transatlantic Review #2, Winter 1959/1960
• Stories from the Transatlantic Review ed. Joseph F. McCrindle, Penguin, 1974
• * Logic of Blood, (nv) Argosy (UK) July 1958
• * The Merrymakers, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal January 1957
• * A Summer Shower, (ss) Harper’s Bazaar
• Prize Stories 1958: The O. Henry Awards ed. Paul Engle & Curt Harnack, Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1958
_____, trans.
• * My Job by Natalia Ginzburg, (ss) Transatlantic Review #20, Spring 1966

[]Clendaniel, David (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Walla Walla, WA], (lt) Worlds of If September/October 1974
• Worlds of If (UK) September/October 1974

[]Clendenen, Richard (chron.)
• * The Shame of America (with Herbert W. Beaser), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 15 1955

[]Clendenin, Harriet Osgood (1871-1940) (chron.)
• * An Army’s Woman’s Voyage to Manila, (ar) National Magazine July 1902
• * My First Love, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly October 1901
• The Idler March 1902
• * A Naval Encounter, (ss)
• Truth July 1901

[]Clendenin, Helen (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Yours for the Making, (??) Nugget April 1957

[]Clendening, Derek (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Immortal Freedom, (ss) Creative Brother’s Sci-Fi Magazine #7, May 2006
• * The Lady of the House, (pm) Sinister Tales April 2006
• * Season Tickets, (ss) Blood Lite II: Overbite ed. Kevin J. Anderson, Gallery Books, 2010
• * Stanzas written on the death of a lovely, perfect victim, attacked under the Central Ave. Bridge, Composed 3 August 2004, (pm) Hungur Magazine #1, 2005

[]Clendening, Logan, M.D. (1884-1945) (chron.)
• * The Bite of Time, (ss) The Argosy October 27 1917
• * The Care and Feeding of Adults, (ar) Collier’s March 21 1931
• * The Case of the Missing Patriarchs, (vi) Edwin B. Hill, August 1934
• The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes ed. Ellery Queen, Little, Brown, 1944
• Ellery Queen’s Minimysteries ed. Ellery Queen, World, 1969
• The 50 Greatest Mysteries of All Time ed. Otto Penzler, Dove Books, 1998
• * Dyspeptics Never Die, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 26 1936
• * The Fraternity Alumni Luncheon, (ss) The New Yorker October 27 1934
• * Give Us This Day Our Daily Fad, (ar) Cosmopolitan October 1936
• * How to Be Happy Through Vacationing, (??) Collier’s June 27 1931
• * How to Be Sensible About Eating, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine December 1936
• * Hygiene—Elective, (ms) College Humor and Sense #113, June 1933
• * Incident at Cannes, (ss) The New Yorker December 8 1934
• * It’s the Little Things That Count, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 7 1936
• * Let Your Doctor Do It!, (ar) Collier’s August 2 1930
• * The New Machine, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 16 1936
• * Our Arthritis, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 12 1938
• * Reducing for Epicures, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 18 1936

[]Clennell, Sue (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * The Book of Lost Things, (br) AntipodeanSF #119, April/May 2008 [Ref. John Connolly]
• * The Broken Clock, (vi) AntipodeanSF #232, November 2017
• * Casanova’s Garden, (vi) AntipodeanSF #182, August 2013
• * E-Scapes: Film Review “The Host”, (ar) AntipodeanSF #179, May 2013
• * Feast of Souls, (br) AntipodeanSF #116, January/February 2008 [Ref. C. S. Friedman]
• * Flotsam & Jetsam, (vi) AntipodeanSF #181, July 2013
• * The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales, (br) AntipodeanSF #176, February 2013 [Ref. Angela Slatter]
• * I Killed Adolf Hitler, (br) AntipodeanSF #161, November 2011 [Ref. Jason]
• * Lost in Transit: The Strange Story of the Philip K. Dick Android, (br) AntipodeanSF #162, December 2011 [Ref. David F. Dufty]
• * The Mask, (vi) AntipodeanSF #223, February 2017
• * The Mermaid’s Tail, (vi) AntipodeanSF #220, November 2016
• * Northern Lights, (br) AntipodeanSF #117, February/March 2008 [Ref. Philip Pullman]
• * No Trespassing, (vi) AntipodeanSF #250, May/June/July 2019
• * Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, (br) AntipodeanSF #161, November 2011 [Ref. Jane Austen & Seth Grahame-Smith]
• * Prophecy of the Sisters, (br) AntipodeanSF #142, April 2010 [Ref. Michelle Zink]
• * Rivers of London, (br) AntipodeanSF #192, June 2014 [Ref. Ben Aaronovitch]
• * A Second Chance, (vi) AntipodeanSF #234, January 2018
• * Shades & Rumours (with Jan Napier), (pm) AntipodeanSF #136, October 2009
• * Stone Mattress: Nine Tales, (br) AntipodeanSF #205, August 2015 [Ref. Margaret Atwood]
• * Wings, (vi) AntipodeanSF #163, January 2012
• * Writer’s Block, (vi) AntipodeanSF #186, December 2013
• * The Zombie Movie Encyclopedia, (br) AntipodeanSF #162, December 2011 [Ref. Peter Dendle]

[]Cleo (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * A Plea for the New Home, (ar) National Magazine March 1904
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine October 1918

[]Cleopatra
_____, [ref.]
• * The Cleopatra of Shakespeare and of History by Julia Lester Dillon, (ar) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1908

[]Clephane, Elizabeth Cecilia (Douglas) (1830-1869) (about) (chron.)
• * The Ninety and Nine, (pm) The Children’s Hour 1868
• The Scrap Book Mar, Nov 1908

[]Clephane, Irene (fl. 1940s-1960s) (chron.)
• * Things a Young Woman of Twenty-One Takes for Granted, (ar) Britannia and Eve October 1949
• * The World’s Growing Populations, (ar) Britannia and Eve September 1949
_____, trans.
• * Words by Jean-Paul Sartre, (ex) Hamish Hamilton, 1964
• The Picador Book of Crime Writing ed. Michael Dibdin, Picador, 1993; translated from the French (Les Mots, Gallimard).

[]Clerc, Sjaan (fl. 1970s-1980s) (chron.)
• * Bum Steer, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine December 17 1979
• * Perfectly Murderous, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine March 10 1980
• * Scuttlebutt?, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 5 1980

[]Clerc, Susan J. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * DDEB, GATB, MPPB, and Ratbody: The X-Files Media Fandom, Online and Off, (ar) “Deny All Knowledge” ed. David Lavery, Angela Hague & Marla Cartwright, Syracuse University Press, 1996

[]Clere, Flora Westcott (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Love Begins at Christmas, (ss) All-Story Love Stories December 21 1935

[]Clere, Vera (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The People’s Home Journal Nov 1921, Mar, Sep 1923
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Real Life Stories July 1924
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Collier’s November 28 1925
• * [illustration(s)], (il) McClure’s Dec 1926, Sep, Nov 1927
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Smart Set Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1928, Jan 1929
• * [illustration(s)], (il) MacLean’s Aug 1 1929, Jan 1 1930

[]Clerfeyt, René-Mary (chron.)
• * Marronniers, (pm) The Smart Set October 1917

[]Clergue, Helen (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Evolution of the Salon, (ar) Putnam’s Monthly September 1907
• * La Mer Douche (with E. S. Roscoe), (ar) Temple Bar September 1900

[]Cleri, Mario; pseudonym of Mario Puzo (1920-1999) (chron.)
• * Assassin in My Bed, (na) Action for Men September 1969
• * For-Sailors-Only Wench of Saigon, (ts) Men January 1965
• * Saigon Nymph Who Led the Green Berets to the Cong’s Terror Headquarters, (ss) Male August 1966
• Men’s Adventure Quarterly #10, 2024
• * The Seduction of Wilma, (ss) Men May 1968
• * Test Yourself: Are You Heading for a Nervous Breakdown?, (ar) Man’s World February 1965
• * Yank Howitzer Bandit Who Blasted Open the Riviera Fortress of Gold, (ar) Stag Annual #5, 1968

[]Clerici, Giovanni (1861-1924) (about) (chron.)
• * Practical Hints for Amateur Singers, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine January 1909

[]Clerici, Louisa (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Rose Collection, (ss) Best New England Crime Stories: Dead Calm ed. Mark Ammons, Katherine Fast, Barbara Ross & Leslie Wheeler, Level Best Books, 2011

[]Clericus (chron.)
• * Answers to Correspondence, (fa) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Summer 1934, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke
• * The Fate of Fu-Manchu, (vi) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Spring 1935, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke
• * French Without Tears, (fa) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Summer 1934, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke
• * Further Exploits of Huish Films, Inc., (fa) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Spring 1936, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke
• * Huish and Hollywood, (ts) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Autumn 1935, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke
• * In Darkest Somerset, (fa) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Summer 1936, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke
• * Interviews with Celebrities VIII, (fa) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Autumn 1932, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke
• * Jule Gets His, (pl) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Summer 1934, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke
• * Musical Interlude, (fa) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Autumn 1934, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke
• * Octogenarian Observations, (fa) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Christmas 1934, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke
• * The Technical Institute, (fa) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Autumn 1934, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke
• * Two Hours in a Lab, (pl) (by Arthur C. Clarke) The Huish Magazine Christmas 1933, as by Clericus
• Childhood Ends by Arthur C. Clarke, Portentous Press, 1996, as by Arthur C. Clarke

[]Clerihew, E. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Biography for Beginners (with G. K. Chesterton), (pm)
• The Golden Book Magazine #67, July 1930
• * Biography for Beginners, (pm) Nash’s Magazine December 1912
• * Biography for Beginners, (pm) Nash’s Magazine January 1913
• * Biography for Beginners, (pm) Nash’s Magazine March 1913

[]Clerk, A. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Art of Justice, (ar) The New Review #72, May 1895
• * In Praise of Convention, (ar) The New Review #70, March 1895
• * The Mutual Relations of Men and Women, (ar) The New Review #77, October 1895

[]Clerk, Nellie S. (chron.)
• * At Sea, (pm) Centennial Magazine May 1889

[]Clerke, Agnes M. (chron.)
• * English Men and Women of Letters of the 19th Century. 2. Francis Bacon, (ar) Atalanta November 1889 [Ref. Francis Bacon]

[]Clerke, E(llen) M(ary) (1840-1906) (about) (chron.)
• * The Dance of Death in Italian Art, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine September 1879, uncredited.
• * Faust as a Puppet-Hero, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine January 1883, uncredited.
• * Holiday Customs in Italy, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine February 1881, as by E. M. C.
• * Punch and Pulcinella, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine August 1881
• * “The Ship of Fools”, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine August 1880, uncredited.
• * Village Life in the Apennines, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine June 1879
_____, trans.
• * Flowers of Fire by José-Maria de Heredia, (pm) The Yellow Book October 1894; translated from the French (“Fleurs de Feu”).

[]Clerke, John (fl. 1870s) (chron.)
• * Abel Budge’s Expiation, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine April 1871
• * Big Nick, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine October 1871
• * Copenhagen, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine January 1871
• * Endicott, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine June 1871
• * Lost and Found, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine December 1870
• * Mandeville, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine December 1871
• * The Mysterious Robbery, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine November 1872
• * Noisy Brown, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine November 1874
• * Old Moggs, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine October 1878

[]Clerkin-Russell, Clare M. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Flyby, (ss) Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #53, 2012
• * True Beleivers, (ss) Encounters Magazine June/July 2010

[]Clermont, Rene (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Red Hot Ghosts!, (ss) Gay Parisienne November 1933

[]Clerson, Pierre-Yves (chron.)
• * La Fuite, (cs) Solaris #132, January 2000
• * Paradise Hotel, (cs) Solaris #90, May 1990

[]Clery, E. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Waifs and Strays, (ss) The Sunday Strand July 1900

[]Clery, William Edward (1861-1931); used pseudonym Austin Fryers (chron.)
• * A Chat About Conductors, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine January 1906, as by Austin Fryers
• * Fire! Fire!, (ar) The Ludgate #61, November 1900, as by Austin Fryers
• * Galloping Dick, (sl) The Boys’ Friend #15 May 7, #16 May 14, #17 May 21, #18 May 28, #19 Jun 4, #20 Jun 11, #21 Jun 18, #22 Jun 25, #23 Jul 2, #24 Jul 9, #25 Jul 16, #26 Jul 23, #36 Oct 1 1895
  , as by Austin Fryers
• * Herbert Beerbohm Tree: An Appreciation, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine May 1906 [Ref. Herbert Beerbohm Tree], as by Austin Fryers
• * How Crowds Are Fed, (ar) The Ludgate #60, October 1900, as by Austin Fryers
• * Infant Prodigies, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine April 1899, as by Austin Fryers
• * Insect v. Man, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine November 1898, as by Austin Fryers
• * Lady versus Hooligan, (ar) The Royal Magazine December 1903, as by Austin Fryers
• * The Lay Figure, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine July 1898, as by Austin Fryers
• * The Lessingham Diamonds, (ss) Phil May’s Annual #14, Winter 1902/1903, as by Austin Fryers
• * A Little Love Comedy, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine August 1909, as by Austin Fryers
• * The Manufacture of New Flowers, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1899, as by Austin Fryers
• * Mountaineering in England, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1898, as by Austin Fryers
• * Night Photography, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine June 1898, as by Austin Fryers
• * A One-Man Play, (rv) Pearson’s Magazine April 1898 [Ref. Rino Pepi], as by Austin Fryers
• * The Politics of the Dog, (ar) The Ludgate #62, December 1900, as by Austin Fryers
• * The Poster Academy, (ar) The Ludgate #58, August 1900, as by Austin Fryers
• * The Story of Polo, (ar) The Ludgate #59, September 1900, as by Austin Fryers
• * Wire-Walking, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine September 1898, as by Austin Fryers
• * Wonders in Wheat-Growing, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1900, as by Austin Fryers
• Pearson’s Magazine (US) January 1900, as by Austin Fryers

[]Clesio, Paul (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Musgravius Family, (ss) Short Stories February 1906; translated from the French by Mrs. James M. Lancaster.
• Short Stories Quarterly Magazine June 1906

[]Cletch, Walter (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Tessie Goes to Sea, (hu) Ziffs Magazine January 1926
• * Tessie Hears from Carmencita, (hu) Ziffs Magazine December 1925
• * Tessie Slips a Cog, (hu) Ziffs Magazine August 1925
• * Tessie Take the Wheel, (hu) Ziffs Magazine November 1925

[]Cleto, Sara (fl. 2010s-2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * The Acoustics of Dissenters (with Brittany Warman), (pm) Sycorax Journal #5, Fall 2021
• * An Announcement (with Brittany Warman), (pm) Uncanny Magazine #19, November/December 2017
• * Breakfast with the Charmings, (vi) Mirror Dance #16, Winter 2011
• * The Cultivation of Beauty, (pm) Ideomancer March 2014
• * D, (ss) B Is for Broken ed. Rhonda Parrish, Poise and Pen Publishing, 2015
• * E (with Brittany Warman), (ss) G Is for Ghosts ed. Rhonda Parrish, Poise and Pen Publishing, 2021
• * H, (ss) A Is for Apocalypse ed. Rhonda Parrish, Poise and Pen Publishing, 2014
• * How to Grieve: A Primer for Witches, (pm) Mythic Delirium (online) April/June 2017
• * I, (ss) C Is for Chimera ed. Rhonda Parrish, Poise and Pen Publishing, 2016
• * Introduction (with Brittany Warman), (in) Fae ed. Rhonda Parrish, World Weaver Press, 2014
• * Introduction (with Brittany Warman), (in) Sirens ed. Rhonda Parrish, World Weaver Press, 2016
• * M, (ss) E Is for Evil ed. Rhonda Parrish, Poise and Pen Publishing, 2018
• * R, (ss) D Is for Dinosaur ed. Rhonda Parrish, Poise and Pen Publishing, 2017
• * Remembrances of McQueen’s Final Runway Show (Unstaged) (with Brittany Warman), (pm) Recompose #1, May 2016
• * She Needs (with Brittany Warman), (pm) Sycorax Journal #5, Fall 2021
• * Skin (with Brittany Warman), (pm) Ideomancer December 2013
• * Snow, Blood, Silver, (vi) Mirror Dance #20, Winter 2012
• * Sovereignty: A Prologue, (ss) As You Wish ed. Virginia M. Mohlere & Donna Quattrone, Papaveria Press, 2013
• * Starskin, Sealskin (with Shveta Thakrar), (pm) Uncanny Magazine #17, July/August 2017
• The Best of Uncanny ed. Lynne M. & Michael Damian Thomas, Subterranean Press, 2020
• * T, (ss) F Is for Fairy ed. Rhonda Parrish, Poise and Pen Publishing, 2019
• * The Tower and the Door, (vi) Mirror Dance #14, Summer 2011
• * Twelve (with Brittany Warman), (pm) Star*Line Fall 2021
• * Waking (with Brittany Warman), (pm) Liminality #10, Winter 2016/2017
• * What They Love Now (with Brittany Warman), (pm) Uncanny Magazine #51, March/April 2023

[]Cleugh, James (1891-1969) (about) (chron.)
• * Eastern Ecstasies, (ar) Penthouse (UK) October 1968
• * The First Masochist, (ar) Penthouse (UK) September 1967

[]Cleve, John; pseudonym of Andrew J. Offutt (1934-2013) (about) (chron.)
• * Bruise, (ex) Brandon House, 1969
• Private Films September/October/November 1969
• * Nero’s Mistress, (ex) Brandon House, 1969
• 21 v3 #1, 1969
_____, [ref.]
• * Fruit of the Loins by Richard Delap, (br) Science Fiction Review #37, April 1970

[]Clevedon, John (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Elaine, (pi) Mayfair v19 #3, 1984

[]Cleveland (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Disappointment, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper March 12 1904

[]Cleveland, Agnes Morley (chron.)
• * The Baby Wrangler, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine October 1906

[]Cleveland, Anne (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Harper’s Magazine Apr, Jun, Jul 1947

[]Cleveland, Art (fl. 1950s-1960s) (chron.)
• * The Boomerang Slay, (nv) Fast Action Detective and Mystery Stories May 1957
• * Boot Hill for You, Cowboy!, (nv) Western Action January 1960
• * Confidence, (ss) Double Action Western August 1959
• * Date a Deadly Blonde, (ss) Crack Detective and Mystery Stories April 1957
• * The Diamond Gang, (na) Double Action Western October 1957
• * Fast on the Draw, (na) Western Action March 1958
• * A Finger Pointing, (ss) Fast Action Detective and Mystery Stories November 1957
• * Forked Tongues, (nv) Real Western Stories October 1959
• * Gunsmoke City, (na) Action-Packed Western May 1957
• * How Much Lead Can You Hold?, (ss) Double Action Western February 1960
• * Masquerade Trap, (ss) Double Action Western December 1956
• * Six-Gun Trail, (ss) Western Action July 1959
• * Trickster’s Gold, (nv) Real Western Stories December 1957
• * Two Lame Men, (ss) Real Western Stories December 1958
• * Wear a Dead Man’s Boots, (na) Famous Western June 1958
• * You’ll Die in Peace Town!, (nv) Real Western Stories February 1957

[]Cleveland, Benjamin D. (chron.)
• * Sea Elephant Hunting in the Wilds of the Antarctic, (ia) Hampton’s Magazine May 1909

[]Cleveland, Betty (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * [letter] (with Dolores Froembgen), (lt) Ranch Romances 1st November 1955

[]Cleveland, C. L. W.; see under Catherine Lucy Wilhelmina Powlett (chron.)

[]Cleveland, Caleb (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Tales from the Folly by Ben Aaronovitch, JABberwocky Literary Agency, 2020

[]Cleveland, Carles (chron.)
• * City Cool (with James de Jongh), (ex) Random House, 1978
• Penthouse (US) March 1978

[]Cleveland, Carol (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Travis McGee—The Feminists’ Friend, (ar) The Armchair Detective Autumn 1983 [Ref. John D. MacDonald]

[]Cleveland, Cecilia (chron.)
• * A Child Queen, (bg) St. Nicholas November 1877

[]Cleveland, Charles B. (chron.)
• * The Barker Is Back, (ar) Liberty May 11 1946
• * He Can’t Miss!, (ar) Liberty February 1 1947
• * Look What He’s Doing to Chacigo!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 3 1948

[]Cleveland, E. C. (chron.)
• * Departure from the Valley, (ss) New-Story #10, January 1952

[]Cleveland, Edith Robertson (chron.)
• * Washington. Archibald Robertson, and His Portraits, (??) The Century Magazine May 1890

[]Cleveland, Elizabeth (chron.)
• * The Capture of Chicago’s Dope Queen, (ar) True Detective Mysteries June 1926

[]Cleveland, Frederick Albert (1865-1946); used pseudonym John Humaston Pember (about) (chron.)
• * Customs Racket of 1936, (ar) Tit-Bits #2860, August 22 1936
• * A Dye-House Incident, (ss) The Open Road August 1921, as by John Humaston Pember
• * How They Met the Crisis, (ss) The Open Road February 1921, as by John Humaston Pember
• * The Scales of Justice, (ss) The Open Road March 1921, as by John Humaston Pember

[]Cleveland, George A(rthur) (1856-1927) (about) (chron.)
• * King of the Allagash, (ss) The Outing Magazine October 1909
• * The Remick Case, (ss) Maine in Verse and Story by George A. Cleveland, R.G. Badger, 1915
• Damned Yankees ed. Rick Hautala & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2020
• * The Triumph of Hiram Perkins, (ss) Maine in Verse and Story by George A. Cleveland, R.G. Badger, 1915
• Pine Tree Pioneers ed. Charles G. & Kathy Sweet Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2012
• Making Tracks ed. Jon A. Schlenker & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2013
• Screamingly Funny ed. Kathy Sweet & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2021
• Making Tracks: Revised Edition ed. Jon A. Schlenker, Jeffrey A. Linscott & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2022

[]Cleveland, (Stephen) Grover (1837-1908) (chron.)
• * The Civic Responsibility of Youth, (ar) The Youth’s Companion July 2 1903
• * “The Cleveland Bond Issues”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 7 1904
• * The Country Lawyer in National Affairs, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine March 1906
• * A Defense of Fishermen, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 19 1901
• * The Democracy’s Opportunity, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 20 1904
• * Directors That Do Not Direct, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 1 1906
• The Busy Man’s Magazine January 1907
• * Does a College Education Pay?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 26 1900
• * A Few Plain Words on Labor Troubles, (ar) Collier’s Weekly July 25 1903
• * The Government in the Chicago Strike of 1894, (ar) McClure’s Magazine July 1904
• * The Honest American Marriage, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal October 1906
• * The Independence of the Executive, I, (??) The Atlantic Monthly June 1900
• * The Independence of the Executive, II, (??) The Atlantic Monthly July 1900
• * The Integrity of American Character, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Magazine December 1905
• * The Mission of Fishing and Fishermen, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 5 1903
• * Old-Fashioned Honesty and the Coming Man, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 5 1905
• * Parker, (ar) McClure’s Magazine November 1904
• * The Plight of the Democracy and the Remedy, (es) The Saturday Evening Post December 22 1900
• * The President and His Patronage, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1902
• * Safety of the President, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 5 1901
• * The Serene Duck Hunter, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 26 1902
• * The Shadow of the City, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 19 1903
• * Some Fishing Pretenses and Affectations, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 24 1904
• * Steady, Democrats, Steady!, (ar) Collier’s Weekly July 23 1904
• * The Strength and Needs of Civil Service Reform, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 30 1901
• * The Uses of Adversity: Taking the Living the World Owes You, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 9 1901
• * The Waste of Public Money, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 1 1901
• * Would Woman Suffrage Be Unwise?, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal October 1905
• * The Young Man in Politics, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 26 1901
_____, [ref.]
• * Grover Cleveland by Jesse Lynch Williams, (bg) The American Magazine April 1909
• * Grover Cleveland’s Life at Princeton by A. H. Samuels, (ar) The Bohemian Magazine August 1908
• * The Rise, Fall, and Rehabilitation of Grover Cleveland by John T. McCutcheon, (ar) Appleton’s Magazine March 1908
• * The Sage of Princeton by Wallace Irwin, (pm) Collier’s September 14 1907

[]Cleveland, Harold I. (fl. 1890s-1910s) (chron.)
• * Becoming the First Republican President: A Talk with Abraham Lincoln’s Friend, the Late Joseph Medill, (ia) The Saturday Evening Post August 5 1899
• * Chicago Sees Famous War Paintings, (ar) National Magazine April 1902
• * Chicago Snap Shots, (ar) National Magazine March 1902
• * Chicago’s Street Railway Problem, (ar) National Magazine May 1902
• * Christendom to Rally in Jerusalem, (ar) National Magazine February 1903
• * The Demand for Internal Expansion, (ar) National Magazine February 1902
• * “Double Tracking” a Transcontinental Railway, (ar) National Magazine October 1900
• * A Hunter’s Unique Snap Shot, (ar) National Magazine May 1902
• * On the Overland Limited to California, (ar) National Magazine December 1902
• * On the Turn of the Wheel, (ss) The Youth’s Companion February 28 1918
• * President Roosevelt As a Father, (ar) National Magazine February 1903
• * The Railroads and the People. Oppression and Disregard of the Public’s Rights Characterize Railroad methods in Chicago. The Career of Marvin Hughitt and His Development of the North-Western System, Where Consideration for People and Employees Prevails, (ar) Everybody’s Magazine August 1901
• * Topics of the Month in Chicago, (ar) National Magazine June 1902
• * The Voice, (ss) The Red Book Magazine November 1905
• * The Womanhood of New Mexico, (ar) National Magazine September 1902

[]Cleveland, Helen M. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Field of Humiliation, (ar) The Uplift March 1904
• * Freedom Won, (ar) The Uplift March 1904
• * Lady Dunmore’s Ball, (ar) The Uplift March 1904
• * Out from the Bar of Saltes, (ar) The Uplift March 1904

[]Cleveland, Henry Whitney (fl. 1850s-1880s) (chron.)
• * Fairy Enid, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly April 1882
• * The Judgment, (pm) The Atlantic Monthly October 1875
• * The Rainbow, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine January 1854

[]Cleveland, John; pseudonym of John Deane Hilton (1855-1931) (chron.)
• * Acquitted, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #196, February 1 1913
• * The Black Man’s Burden, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #80, November 12 1910
• * Blue Blood, (ss) The Grand Magazine April 1914
• * The Blue Heart, (ss) The Grand Magazine July 1912
• * The Boldness of Hester Charrington, (ss) The Sunday Strand January 1906
• * Bride of the Sea, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #112, June 24 1911
• * Colonel Carstairs, (ss) The Sketch May 23 1917
• * A Coward’s Courage, (ss) The Novel Magazine December 1905
• * Dalbiac and the Diamonds, (ss) The Novel Magazine September 1909
• * The Darkest Hour, (ss) Cassell’s Winter Annual #4, 1922/23
• * Firm in the Faith, (ss) The Sunday Strand February 1906
• * For Mine Own Hand, (ss) The Sunday Strand December 1905
• * Friend Mary Weston, (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1909
• * Hogan’s Last Hold-Up, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #108, May 27 1911
• * The Key to Paradise, (ss) The Strand Magazine May 1920
• * The Livery of Honour, (ss) The Lady’s Realm August 1906
• * A Man of Peace, (ss) The Grand Magazine April 1913
• * A Military Execution, (ss) The Lady’s Realm June 1914
• * The Old Adam, (ss) The Sunday Strand December 1906
• * The Old Folks, (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1910
• * The Oyster at Home, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) July 1903
• The Strand Magazine August 1903
• * A Point of Honour, (ss) The Sunday Strand May 1906
• * A Practical Joke, (ss) The Sunday Strand June 1906
• * Presence of Mind, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #90, January 21 1911
• * Quaker Stories:
  * ___ I. For Mine Own Hand, (ss) The Sunday Strand December 1905
  * ___ II—The Boldness of Hester Charrington, (ss) The Sunday Strand January 1906
  * ___ III—Firm in the Faith, (ss) The Sunday Strand February 1906
  * ___ IV—The Sin of Caroline Sackville, (ss) The Sunday Strand March 1906
  * ___ V—The Strange Lapse of Josiah Greenwood, (ss) The Sunday Strand April 1906
  * ___ VI—A Point of Honour, (ss) The Sunday Strand May 1906
  * ___ VII—A Practical Joke, (ss) The Sunday Strand June 1906
• * Second Thoughts, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #21, December 1913
• * The Sin of Caroline Sackville, (ss) The Sunday Strand March 1906
• * Sisterhood, (ss) The Blue Magazine #15, September 1920
• * The Strange Lapse of Josiah Greenwood, (ss) The Sunday Strand April 1906
• * The Swiss Guard, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine August 1909

[]Cleveland, John (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * And You Know Who I Am (with Luther Davis), (ar) Collier’s October 19 1940
• * Bobby’s Hobby (with Luther Davis), (??) Collier’s September 12 1942
• * Funny Man (with Luther Davis), (ar) Collier’s April 12 1941
• * Hi, Hazel! (with Luther Davis), (ar) Collier’s April 18 1942
• * Hi, Jinx! (with Luther Davis), (ar) Collier’s October 12 1940
• * Logan’s Luscious Luggage (with Luther Davis), (ar) Collier’s February 8 1941
• * The Mayor of 44th Street (with Luther Davis), (??) Collier’s December 14 1940
• * Mistress Wisecrack (with Luther Davis), (??) Collier’s February 14 1942
• * Pal Vivienne (with Luther Davis), (??) Collier’s April 26 1941
• * Partly Primitive (with Luther Davis), (??) Collier’s January 11 1941
• * The Perils of Judy (with Luther Davis), (ar) Collier’s April 11 1942
• * Russian Genius (with Luther Davis), (ar) Collier’s December 28 1940
• * Sing, Gracie, Sing (with Luther Davis), (??) Collier’s August 9 1941
• * That Awful Girl (with Luther Davis), (ar) Collier’s June 20 1942
• * Time Out for Play (with Luther Davis), (ar) Collier’s November 9 1940

[]Cleveland, John B. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * A Cocktail with Mrs. Lamson, (ss) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine December 1943
• Street & Smith’s Detective Monthly (UK) May 1957

[]Cleveland, June (chron.)
• * Enchanted Vagabonds (with Dana Lamb), (ex) 1938
• Book Digest Combined with Books in Brief #20, September 1938

[]Cleveland, Laura (fl. 1840s) (chron.)
• * Connubial Chit-Chat, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine July 1849

[]Cleveland, Laura (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Camelot Revisited, (pi) Realms of Fantasy August 2001
• * Gallery:
  * ___ Camelot Revisited, (pi) Realms of Fantasy August 2001

[]Cleveland, Leroy Victor (chron.)
• * A 1937 Prophetess, (pm) Good Housekeeping January 1937

[]Cleveland, Leslie (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Empty Sky, (pm) Amazing Experiences December 1990
• * No Noel, (pm) Amazing Experiences December 1990
• * time treads, (pm) Midnight Zoo v1 #4, 1991

[]Cleveland, Lucy (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * A Convent Holiday, (vi) Short Stories April 1894
• * The Death of the First-Born, (ss) Romance November 1893
• * The Image, (vi) Short Stories August 1893
• * The Twenty-Seventh Letter of the Alphabet, (uw) Everybody’s Magazine January 1900; unfinished contest story.
• * What Was It?, (ss) Short Stories October 1895
• * Who Was He?, (ss) Romance March 1894

[]Cleveland, Mary (chron.)
• * The Man from Carmen Jones, (ar) Pocket Book Weekly November 24 1956

[]Cleveland, Paul B. (chron.)
• * Is Literature Bread-Winning?, (ar) The Cosmopolitan June 1888

[]Cleveland, Paul R. (chron.)
• * The Millionaires of New York, (ar) The Cosmopolitan Sep, Oct 1888

[]Cleveland, Philip Jerome (1903-1995) (chron.)
• * April Dusk, (pm) All-Story Love Stories April 24 1937
• * By Night, (pm) Good Housekeeping December 1935
• * Christmas 1933, (pm) Good Housekeeping December 1933
• * Confession, (pm) All-Story Love Stories March 16 1935
• * Desert Love Song, (pm) All-Story Love Stories November 2 1935
• * Farewell to Pierrette, (pm) All-Story Love Stories January 13 1934
• * Gardener, (pm) All-Story Love Stories October 6 1934
• * A Girl’s New Year Wish, (pm) All-Story Love Stories December 30 1933
• * Grass, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post September 12 1936
• * Halloween, (pm) All-Story Love Stories October 31 1936
• All-Story Love November 1 1940
• * I Have Seen Beauty, (pm) Good Housekeeping January 1933
• * I Yield Thee Praise, (pm) Good Housekeeping April 1934
• Nash’s Annual Summer 1938
• * Keep Step with Easter, (pm) All-Story Love Stories April 18 1936
• * Kept Treasure, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine September 11 1937
• * Let’s Celebrate the Fourth!, (pm) All-Story Love Stories July 4 1936
• * Love Poem for Watch Night, (pm) All-Story Love Stories January 2 1937
• * Mother’s Portion, (pm) The Household Magazine May 1934
• * My Love Is Like an April Day, (pm) All-Story Love Tales April 9 1938
• * My Love Is Sweeter, (pm) All-Story Love Stories December 8 1934
• * Nocturne, (pm) Good Housekeeping August 1938
• * No Other Joy, (pm) All-Story Love Tales July 9 1938
• * Prayer for a New House, (pm) Grit Story Section August 31 1941
• * Prayer for Time, (pm) Good Housekeeping March 1935
• * S.O.S., (pm) All-Story Love Stories June 27 1936
• * Summer, (pm) All-Story Love Stories July 17 1937
• * Summer Moons, (pm) All-Story Love Stories July 14 1934
• * Surprise Weddings, (pm) The Household Magazine February 1936
• * Thankful, (pm) All-Story Love Stories December 7 1935
• The Household Magazine November 1936
• * Thanksgiving Thoughts, (pm) All-Story Love Tales November 26 1938
• * Three Things, (pm) Good Housekeeping July 1933
• * To My Lady, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine July 10 1937
• * West, (pm) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #42, October 1928
• * Winter Night, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine January 29 1938
• * “The Wop”, (ss) This Week July 14 1935