The FictionMags Index

* Love Stranger Things? Try Out the Series’ First Official Novel, Written by Lexington Author, (ar) Lexington Herald-Leader June 15 2022 [Ref. Gwenda Bond]

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Hunter, Leigh

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* The House of Fear, (ss) Ghost Stories October 1927; as told to Maybell Sherman

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Hunter, Leonie

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* Happy Day, (pm) All-Story Love Stories March 15 1933

* Sing a Song of Sex, (pm) Breezy Stories April 1930

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Hunter, Leslie

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* July, (il) The Pall Mall Magazine July 1914

* [illustration(s)], (il) Sunset Sep, Oct 1906
* [illustration(s)], (il) Cassell’s Magazine Sep, Dec 1909, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1910, Feb, Mar, Jul, Aug 1911
* [illustration(s)], (il) The Quiver May 1910
* [illustration(s)], (il) The Lady’s Realm Jun, Aug, Sep, Oct, Dec 1910, Jan, Aug 1911, Jun 1912
* [illustration(s)], (il) The London Magazine Aug, Oct 1910, Jan 1912
* [illustration(s)], (il) The Busy Man’s Magazine September 1910
* [illustration(s)], (il) Farmer’s Magazine November 1910
* [illustration(s)], (il) The Windsor Magazine #192, December 1910
* [illustration(s)], (il) The Strand Magazine February 1911
* [illustration(s)], (il) The Strand Magazine (US) March 1911
* [illustration(s)], (il) T.P.’s Magazine December 1911
* [illustration(s)], (il) The Captain #157 Apr 1912, #226 Jan 1918
* [illustration(s)], (il) The Red Magazine May 1 1912
* [illustration(s)], (il) The Pall Mall Magazine Mar, Jul, Oct, Dec 1913, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1914
* [illustration(s)], (il) The Wide World Magazine (US) January 1915
* [illustration(s)], (il) Pearson’s Magazine April 1915

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Hunter, Lindsay

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* The Curtain, (ss) Unstuck #3, 2014

* Love Song, (ss) Gamut Magazine #8, August 2017

* Sex Armageddon, (ss) Gamut Magazine #1, January 2017

* You and Your Cats, (ss) Unstuck #1, 2011

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Hunter, Loring W.

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* The Mystery, (ss) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine July 1861

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Hunter, Louise Olivia

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* The Adopted Daughter, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine December 1846

* The Emerald Ring, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine October 1846

* The Emigrant, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine August 1853

* Ida Norton, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine August 1848

* Imogen Ellersly, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine August 1847

* The Male Coquette, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine February 1847

* May Rutherford, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine April 1847

* Rosalie, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine May 1847

* The Second Wife, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine October 1847

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Hunter, Lynne

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* Just Mrs. Hicks, (ss) Good Taste February 1950

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Hunter, M. A.

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* Valentine, (vi) Suspense Magazine February 2013

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Hunter, M. S.

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* The Armor of Old Japan, (??) The Century Magazine January 1895

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Hunter, M. T.

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* Anecdotes of Ferguson, (vi) The Golden Argosy December 9 1882

* The Bear and the Alligator, (ss) The Golden Argosy March 17 1883

* Lord Eldon’s Boyhood, (bg) The Golden Argosy December 30 1882

* The Story of Prince Bladud, (ss) Oliver Optic’s Magazine January 1873

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Hunter, M. V.

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* [illustration(s)], (il) McCall’s Magazine December 1916

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Hunter, Madeline

Madeline Cirillo Archer

(about)

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* An Interrupted Tapestry, (na) Tapestry, Jove, September 2002

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Hunter, Margaret

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* Shelley at Marlow, (ar) The Victorian Magazine #9, August 1892

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Hunter, Marianne Elise

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* Ladies of Glasgow, (ar) The Woman at Home September 1896

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Hunter, Mark R.

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* Grocery Purgatory, (ss) The Fifth Di… March 2020

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Hunter, Martha Lavinia

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* Trails to Triumph, (cl) Different Mar/Apr 1945, Sep/Oct 1946

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Hunter, Mary Brown

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* A Christmas Letter, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 24/December 31 1960

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Hunter, Mary King

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* Let Your Color Be Your Guide, (cl) Love Novels Magazine April 1934

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Hunter, Mary Stockton

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* A Japanese Sword-Song, (??) The Atlantic Monthly June 1895

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Hunter, Mary V.

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* [illustration(s)], (il) MacLean’s Magazine May, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1914, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jul, Aug, Sep, Nov, Dec 1915
Mar, Apr 1916

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Hunter, Mary Van Brunt

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* An Affair International, (ss) The Monthly Story Magazine March 1906

* A Bridegroom’s Substitute, (ss) The Black Cat August 1902

The Black Cat August 1911

* In the Spring a Woman’s Fancy—, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine April 1908

* The Political Evolution of Rapid Ann, (ss) The Junior Munsey October 1901

* Substitute, (ss) The Canadian Magazine September 1921

* Wheels within Wheels, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine February 1904

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Hunter, Mary Y.

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* Seekers: “Where Shall Wisdom Be Found?”, (il) The Graphic Christmas 1903

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Hunter, Maxwell

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* Tumult Between the Tracks, (ar) Collier’s May 2 1942

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Hunter, Mel (Joseph)

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* Appreciation, (ms) Food for Demons by E. Everett Evans, Shroud, 1971

Fantasy Reader #2, 1974

* Atomic Bomber, (il) If April 1956

* Atomic Submarine Lurking Under Reef in Southern California Waters, (cv) If February 1956

* The Broken Angel, (cv) Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine January 1958

* Combat Between the Stars, (cv) If November 1960

If (UK) #7, November 1960

* The Critics, (cv) If December 1957

* Dome Repairs on Mars, (cv) Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) v3 #10, 1954

* Dropoff of Stage Two, (il) If August 1956

* Flight Over Mercury, (cv) Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) #15, 1954

* A Game of Marbles, (cv) If October 1957

* Gifts for the Natives, (cv) If October 1956

* Hoisting Stage Two Into Position, (il) If June 1956

* Hold Still, Dammit!, (cv) Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) #29, 1955

* Hypothetical Planet, (il) If December 1955

* I Love Lucifer, (cv) Amazing Stories December 1953/January 1954

Amazing Stories (UK) v1 #3, 1954

* Kodachrome from Files of First Mars Expedition, (cv) If June 1957

* Launching and Death of the Satellite, (pi) If February 1956

* Little Tin Soldier, (cv) Amazing Stories May 1954

Amazing Stories (UK) v1 #5, 1954

* The Lonely Robot, (cv) The Bend at the End of the Road by Barry N. Malzberg, Fantastic Books, May 2018

* Lunascape, (cv) If March 1955

* Or Darwin, If You Prefer, (ss) Fantastic Universe September 1954

* Rescue Above the Moon, (cv) Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) v3 #7, 1953

* Rocket Rotorship, (il) If June 1957

* Satellite Over Europe, (cv) If August 1956

* A Scene from “Assassin”, (cv) If February 1958

* Scene on Europa, (il) If December 1955

* September Morn, Venus Style, (cv) If April 1957

* Songs of Distant Earth, (cv) If June 1958

* Spaceship Departure, (cv) Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) v3 #6, 1953

* Testing Engines for Stage One, (il) If June 1956

* This Lonely Earth, (cv) If December 1956

* Three-Stage Model, (il) If August 1956

* Three-Stage Satellite Rocket, (cv) If June 1956

* The Titan Flagpole Painter, (cv) If February 1957

* An Undersea Salvage Operation, (cv) Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) #21, 1954

* A Uranium Strike, (cv) Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) v3 #8, 1953

* Why Guided Missles Can Not Be Controlled, (cv) If August 1957

* You’ve Got Him Cold, (cv) Mercury Mystery Magazine June 1958

* [front cover], (cv) Galaxy Science Fiction Feb, May, Jun, Aug 1953, Jan, Jul, Oct 1954, Mar, May, Jul 1955, Oct 1960, Apr 1961

Second Galaxy Reader of Science Fiction ed. H. L. Gold, Crown Publishers, April 1954

* [front cover], (cv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Nov 1953, Aug 1954, Oct 1955, Jul 1957, Jan, Mar, Jun 1958, Sep, Dec 1959, Mar, May, Jul, Dec 1960
Mar, Jun, Aug 1961, Jan, Mar, Jul 1962, Mar, Sep 1964, Jan, May 1965, May 1966
Jan, May, Sep, Dec 1970, Mar, Oct, Dec 1971, May 2003

* [front cover], (cv) Amazing Stories Dec/Jan 1953, May 1954
* [front cover], (cv) Spaceway Dec 1953, Feb, Apr 1954
* [front cover], (cv) The Year After Tomorrow ed. Lester del Rey, Cecile Matschat & Carl Carmer, John C. Winston, 1954
* [front cover], (cv) Spaceway (UK) v1 #1, v1 #2, v1 #3 1954
* [front cover], (cv) Born of Man and Woman by Richard Matheson, Chamberlain, March 1954
* [front cover], (cv) Fantastic Worlds Spring 1954
* [front cover], (cv) Science Fiction Adventures March 1954
* [front cover], (cv) Deep Space by Eric Frank Russell, Fantasy Press, July 1954
* [front cover], (cv) One in Three Hundred by J. T. McIntosh, Doubleday, October 1954
* [front cover], (cv) Fantastic Universe May, Jul, Sep, Nov, Dec 1955, Mar, Sep 1956
* [front cover], (cv) Selections from Deep Space by Eric Frank Russell, Bantam, October 1955
* [front cover], (cv) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction (Australia) #7, 1956
* [front cover], (cv) A Way Home (var. 1) by Theodore Sturgeon, Pyramid, March 1956
* [front cover], (cv) Men Against the Stars (var. 2) ed. Martin Greenberg, Pyramid, December 1956
* [front cover], (cv) Satellite Science Fiction Aug 1957, Apr, Aug 1958
* [front cover], (cv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jan, Feb 1960
* [front cover], (cv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (UK) Mar, Apr, Jun, Aug, Nov 1960, Apr, Jul, Aug, Dec 1961
* [front cover], (cv) Tiger by the Tail and Other Science Fiction Stories by Alan E. Nourse, David McKay, 1961
* [front cover], (cv) The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, Tenth Series ed. Robert P. Mills, Doubleday, May 1961
* [front cover], (cv) Mind Partner and 8 Other Novelets from Galaxy ed. H. L. Gold, Doubleday, October 1961
* [front cover], (cv) The Counterfeit Man by Alan E. Nourse, David McKay, August 1963

* [front cover] (with Malcolm H. Smith), (cv) Universe Science Fiction #3, December 1953

* [illustration(s)], (il) Galaxy Science Fiction Apr, Nov 1953, Dec 1954, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1955
* [illustration(s)], (il) If Nov 1953, Dec 1955, Feb, Jun, Aug, Oct 1956
* [illustration(s)], (il) Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) #13 1954, #27, #28, #29, #30, #31 1955
* [illustration(s)], (il) Argosy July 1958

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Hunter, Mic

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* Memo to Saint Peter, (hu) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Summer 2002

* [photography], (pt) Omni July 1983

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Hunter, Michael J.

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* [letter from Cleveland, OH], (lt) If December 1964

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Hunter, Michael Wayne

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* Ad-Segers (with David “Cannonball” Bernich), (ss) BIGnews March 2003

* Baron, (ss) BIGnews June 2004

* Board Up, (ss) BIGnews October 2003

* Body Toxic, (ss) BIGnews September 2003

* Condemned to Life, (ss) BIGnews June 2003

* Death House Drama, (ss) BIGnews January/February 2003

* Education, (ss) BIGnews November 2003

* Felix, (ss) BIGnews July/August 2004

* Happy, (ss) BIGnews November 2004

* Hink, (ss) BIGnews November 2001

* Home, (ss) BIGnews December 2002

* Jack Roger Christopher…Junior, (ss) BIGnews November 2002

* Just One Day, (ss) BIGnews March 2004

* Maintenance of Justice, (ar) BIGnews July 2002

* Mel, (ss) BIGnews September 2002

* No Quarter, (ex) BIGnews March 2002; excerpt from unpublished novel

* Poul, (ss) BIGnews Summer 2003

* Road to Sureño, (ss) BIGnews January 2002

* So Much Love, (ss) BIGnews January 2004

* Trauma, (ss) The New Yorker February 2 1952

* We Play the Fool, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly August 1951

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Hunter, Michela

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* Daughter of Man, (rr) Leading Edge #68, March 2016

Leading Edge #70, April 2017

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Hunter, Mike

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* What Is Anything?, (br) Crypt of Cthulhu #111, Michaelmas 2018 [Ref. S. T. Joshi]

* [illustration(s)], (il) The Pulpster #24, August 2015
* [illustration(s)], (il) Skelos Sum 2016, Wtr 2017

* [illustration(s)] (with Allen Koszowski), (il) Skelos Winter 2017

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Hunter, Minerva

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* A Lost Love’s Silver Lining, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post August 9 1941

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Hunter, Mollie

Maureen Mollie Hunter McIlwraith McVeigh

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* One World, (ar) The Horn Book Magazine December 1975; delivered as a speech at the Enoch Free Library, Baltimore on April 29, 1975.

Fantasists on Fantasy ed. Robert H. Boyer & Kenneth J. Zahorski, Discus, February 1984

* A Single Clue, (ar) Puffin Post v8 #3, 1974

* Mollie Hunter, (bg) Fantasists on Fantasy ed. Robert H. Boyer & Kenneth J. Zahorski, Discus, February 1984, uncredited.

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Hunter, Monica

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* House of Dreams, (pm) The Premier Magazine #13, March 1924

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Hunter, Mrs. N. C.

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* [letter], (lt) The Cavalier November 2 1912

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Hunter, Nancy

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* A Crooked Little House, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal February 1980

Hunter, Ned

* The New Rifle, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine March 1873

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Hunter, Neil

Michael Linaker

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* Death Comes to Jubilation [Bodie the Stalker], (ss) Western Magazine (UK) #3, December 1980

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Hunter, Norman (George Lorimer)

(about)

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* Branestawm’s Inclusive Bath, (ms) The First Puffin’s Pleasure ed. Kaye Webb & Treld Bicknell, Puffin, 1976

* Conjuring Made Easy, (ar) The Scout March 8 1924

* Effective Conjuring for Boys, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1924

* Fitting Up a Stage, (cl) The Scout Sep 15, Sep 22 1923

* From the Invention Book of Professor Branestawm:
* ___ Branestawm’s Inclusive Bath, (ms) The First Puffin’s Pleasure ed. Kaye Webb & Treld Bicknell, Puffin, 1976
* Hector Hokkibatz Goes Out to Tea, (ss) Monster Book for Children 1941

* His Majesty Arranges Things, (ss) Monster Book for Children 193?

* His Majesty’s Magic, (ss) Favourite Story Book, Dean & Son, 1939

* Magic Corner, (cl) Puffin Post v6 #2 1972, v8 #2, v8 #3 1974

* The Marchioness of Mussendont, (ss) Funland Story Book, Dean & Son, 1935

* The Mysterious Baker, (ar) The Scout April 19 1924

* An Oriental Welcome, (ss) Playmates’ Story Book, Dean & Son, 193?

* The Persistent Pedlar, (ss) Sunshine Story Book, Dean & Son, 193?

* The Pillar-Box Dragon, (ss) Happy Times 1940

* A Potentate of Pennidip, (ss) Funland Story Book, Dean & Son, 1935

* Professor Branestawm Goes Cuckoo [Professor Branestawm], (ss) Puffin Annual Number 1 ed. Treld Bicknell, Frank Waters & Kaye Webb, Puffin, 1974

* Simple and Effective Conjuring, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1929

* Singular Disaster Strikes Survivor Z&!!5 (with Jill McDonald), (cs) Puffin Post v4 #4, 1970

* A Slight Touch of Incrediblanian Disaster, (ss) The First Puffin’s Pleasure ed. Kaye Webb & Treld Bicknell, Puffin, 1976

* Two’s Company (with Peter Edwards), (pz) Puffin Annual Number 1 ed. Treld Bicknell, Frank Waters & Kaye Webb, Puffin, 1974

* The Walaparoo, (pm) Grit Story Section #1923, November 29 1931

* Wonder-Working Simplified, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1926

* You Won’t Believe It (with Peter Edwards), (ms) Puffin Annual Number 1 ed. Treld Bicknell, Frank Waters & Kaye Webb, Puffin, 1974

* [Great Pagwell], (ms) Puffin Annual Number 1 ed. Treld Bicknell, Frank Waters & Kaye Webb, Puffin, 1974

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Hunter, Oliver

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* [front cover], (cv) Prophecies, Libels and Dreams by Ysabeau S. Wilce, Small Beer Press, November 2014

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Hunter, Patricia

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* Going Home, (pm) Youth’s Companion Combined with The American Boy April 1930

* Hilltop, (pm) Youth’s Companion Combined with The American Boy June 1931

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Hunter, Paul

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* 1944—Year of Decision, (ed) Liberty January 1 1944

* Abbasso il Fascismo!, (ed) Liberty September 11 1943

* About Siberian Air Bases, (ed) Liberty January 8 1944

* Air Power Is Peace Power, (ed) Liberty August 2 1947

* All Holidays on Monday, (ed) Liberty October 5 1946

* America Needs a Foreign Policy—Now!, (ed) Liberty August 7 1943

* The American Way to Control Strikes, (ed) Liberty June 29 1946

* America’s Future Is Up in the Air, (ed) Liberty July 17 1943

* America’s Military Future, (ed) Liberty July 7 1945

* America Takes a Wrong Turning, (ed) Liberty March 23 1946

* Another Kind of Justice We Owe the Veteran, (ed) Liberty August 25 1945

* Are Living Standards Due to Decline?, (ed) Liberty October 12 1946

* Are We Being Too Easy on the Japs?, (ar) Liberty September 29 1945

* Are We Keeping Our Pledge to the Dead?, (ed) Liberty June 1 1946

* Are We Losing the Peace?, (ed) Liberty June 30 1945

* Are We Men or Morons?, (ed) Liberty April 21 1945

* Are We Talking Ourselves Into War?, (ed) Liberty April 13 1946

* Ballots as Well as Bullets for Fighting Men, (ed) Liberty October 30 1943

* Beer Versus Bread, (ed) Liberty May 18 1946

* Biting the Hand That Feeds Them, (ed) Liberty December 14 1946

* Business Men Often Have Good Ideas, (ed) Liberty October 16 1943

* A Cake Can’t Be Eaten Until It’s Baked, (ed) Liberty December 15 1945

* Can the Average American Lick the Average Nazi or Jap?, (ed) Liberty May 15 1943

* Christmas—1943, (ed) Liberty December 25 1943

* Comments on Commentators, (ed) Liberty March 10 1945

* The Dignity of Labor, (ed) Liberty November 20 1943

* Do High Prices Justify Higher Wages?, (ed) Liberty December 7 1946

* Don’t Go Unless You Have To, (ed) Liberty October 9 1943

* Do We Guard Our Secrets Well?, (ed) Liberty October 19 1946

* The Draft Blows Every Which Way, (ed) Liberty April 17 1943

* Economic Theory and Fact, (ed) Liberty March 2 1946

* Election Day—America’s Day of Decision, (ed) Liberty November 11 1944

* The Elephant Stirs Himself, (ed) Liberty August 18 1945

* False Roads to the Promised Land, (ed) Liberty October 20 1945

* The Fateful Road to Another War, (ed) Liberty February 17 1945

* Fear Instead of Freedom, (ed) Liberty September 28 1946

* Figures Don’t Lie, (ed) Liberty February 15 1947

* The First of Our Big Bombers, (ed) Liberty June 24 1944

* Food Will Win the War, (ed) Liberty April 3 1943

* Foreign Policy by Inadvertence, (ar) Liberty December 29 1945

* A Foreign Policy That Will Stick, (ed) Liberty October 26 1946

* Forty Years of Flight, (ed) Liberty December 18 1943

* 4-Fs Have Rights, Too!, (ed) Liberty April 7 1945

* General Ike Says “No”—But—, (ed) Liberty March 1 1947

* The Gentleman from Missouri, (ed) Liberty May 26 1945

* Get Joe and Harry to Swap Jobs, (ed) Liberty June 21 1947

* Get Rid of the Experts, (ed) Liberty July 19 1947

* The G.I. Comes Into His Own, (ed) Liberty June 10 1944

* The Gift of Freedom, (ed) Liberty December 1947

* A Golden Moment Is Approaching, (ed) Liberty December 9 1944

* Government and Business, (ed) Liberty November 7 1942

* Government Planning in War and Peace, (ed) Liberty April 29 1944

* Has Our Military Might Vanished?, (ed) Liberty May 25 1946

* Here’s One Change It Is Time For!, (ed) Liberty February 3 1945

* Home of the Brave and the Free—and UNO, (ed) Liberty March 16 1946

* Hope for a Long Peace Is Justified, (ed) Liberty August 26 1944

* How About President Ike?, (ed) Liberty February 1 1947

* How Long Shall We Occupy Germany?, (ed) Liberty November 10 1945

* How Many Atom Bombs Have We?, (ed) Liberty November 30 1946

* How’s the Intuition Now, Adolf?, (ed) Liberty October 2 1943

* How the Average Man Feels About the Atom Bomb, (ed) Liberty December 22 1945

* How YOU Can Save a Life!, (ed) Liberty June 15 1946

* In Memoriam, (ed) Liberty June 5 1943

* Interference in the Politics of Small Nations, (ed) Liberty January 20 1945

* The Iron Horse Comes Through, (ed) Liberty February 27 1943

* Is America Really the Beautiful?, (ed) Liberty April 20 1946

* Is Argentina Heading Toward War?, (ed) Liberty September 16 1944

* Is Boom and Bust Inevitable?, (ed) Liberty September 14 1946

* Is It Grain Conservation—Or Disguised Prohibition?, (ed) Liberty May 11 1946

* Is It Planned Discord?, (ed) Liberty August 3 1946

* Isolation Is Death for America, (ed) Liberty July 22 1944

* Is Seeing Really Believing?, (ed) Liberty September 1947

* Is the World to Be Ruled by a Triumvirate?, (ed) Liberty September 1 1945

* It’s Not Our Fault Russia Won’t Warm Up, (ed) Liberty November 23 1946

* It’s Not the Women Who Are Hysterical, (ed) Liberty September 23 1944

* It’s Not Time to Relax—Yet, (ed) Liberty December 2 1944

* It’s Time We Knew the Real Score!, (ed) Liberty March 3 1945

* It’s Your Money, (ed) Liberty July 15 1944

* It Will Soon Be Time for the Main Bout, (ed) Liberty May 29 1943

* Japan’s Turn Will Come, (ed) Liberty June 26 1943

* Just Beating the Japs Won’t Tame Them, (ed) Liberty July 10 1943

* Justice Is the Main Ingredient of Peace, (ed) Liberty July 8 1944

* Labor—and the Public Interest, (ed) Liberty July 6 1946

* The Last Appeal, (ed) Liberty October 13 1945

* A Law Won’t Stop It, John, (ed) Liberty March 15 1947

* The Legal Status of Unions, (ed) Liberty January 18 1947

* Lest We Forget—War Is Waste!, (ed) Liberty November 16 1946

* Let’s Break the Deadlock, (ed) Liberty September 25 1943

* Let’s Continue to Debate the True Issues, (ed) Liberty August 12 1944

* Let’s Define Unconditional Surrender, (ed) Liberty December 23 1944

* Let’s Keep Them Colossal, (ed) Liberty November 1947

* Let’s Not Make Hitler’s Mistake, (ed) Liberty July 3 1943

* Letter from a Civilian, (ed) Liberty March 4 1944

* A Letter to Sam Goldwyn, (ed) Liberty April 26 1947

* Liberty—December 7, 1942, (ed) Liberty December 5 1942

* Liberty Picks Its Candidate, (ed) Liberty November 4 1944

* Looks Like We Intend to Hold the Line, (ed) Liberty July 31 1943

* Losses and Gains of the G.M. Strike, (ed) Liberty April 27 1946

* Machines Can’t Work Without Men, (ed) Liberty February 20 1943

* Make No Little Plans for Postwar America, (ed) Liberty May 13 1944

* The Man Without a Party, (ed) Liberty November 21 1942

* Many Men of Destiny Are as Yet Undiscovered, (ed) Liberty May 22 1943

* Maybe We’re Overproduced on Faultfinding, (ed) Liberty October 24 1942

* Medical Care for the Average Family, (ar) Liberty September 8 1945

* Men and Politics Abroad, (ed) Liberty September 15 1945

* Mr. Bowles Stands His Ground, (ed) Liberty February 23 1946

* Movies for the Boys, (ar) Liberty May 20 1944

* The Movies in Wartime, (ed) Liberty December 19 1942

* The Much-Maligned OPA, (ed) Liberty March 17 1945

* Murder by Connivance, (ed) Liberty March 9 1946

* Must We Have Another War?, (ed) Liberty October 1947

* The National Service Act, (ed) Liberty February 26 1944

* The New Congress and the New World, (ed) Liberty January 9 1943

* A New Day Dawns in Diplomacy, (ed) Liberty April 14 1945

* The New “New Deal”, (ed) Liberty February 13 1943

* No Apologies for Freedom, (ed) Liberty August 31 1946

* No More Isolation for America, (ed) Liberty November 13 1943

* Occupation Isn’t Working Out, (ed) Liberty July 20 1946

* On Giving Up the Atom Bomb, (ed) Liberty September 7 1946

* Only the People Can Wipe Out Black Markets, (ed) Liberty August 14 1943

* An Open Letter to Capt. Joe Patterson, (ed) Liberty August 5 1944

* An Open Letter to Clare Luce, (ed) Liberty October 17 1942

* The Other Fellow’s Viewpoint, (ed) Liberty February 16 1946

* Our Boys Know Why They Fight, (ed) Liberty June 19 1943

* Our Conflict with Russia, (ed) Liberty July 13 1946

* Our Free Press Keeps Our Feet on the Ground, (ed) Liberty February 5 1944

* Our Merchant Sailors Are Heroes, Too!, (ed) Liberty February 12 1944

* Our Perennial “Wrongies”, (ed) Liberty June 17 1944

* Our Stake in Palestine, (ed) Liberty April 12 1947

* Pay-as-We-Go Is Good Sense, (ed) Liberty March 20 1943

* Peace on Earth to Men of Good Will, (ed) Liberty January 4 1947

* Personal Effects, (ed) Liberty August 21 1943

* Pity the Poor White-Collar Man, (ed) Liberty April 10 1943

* Platforms and Candidates, (ed) Liberty August 19 1944

* Post-Mortem on the Election, (ed) Liberty December 16 1944

* Power Paralyzes the Helping Hand, (ed) Liberty November 24 1945

* Power Without Regulation Is Un-American, (ed) Liberty March 13 1943

* Preparedness for Peace, (ed) Liberty January 23 1943

* The President as Commander in Chief, (ed) Liberty September 9 1944

* The Pro and Con on Cartels, (ed) Liberty January 27 1945

* The Promise of Christmas, (ed) Liberty December 30 1944

* Prosperity by Legislation, (ed) Liberty August 17 1946

* Rationing Should Be Simplified, (ed) Liberty November 6 1943

* Reconvert the School Children, (ed) Liberty September 22 1945

* The Red Cross—A People’s Partnership, (ed) Liberty April 1 1944

* The Red Cross—Mercy Agent of Every American, (ed) Liberty March 24 1945

* Rehabilitating G.I. Joe, (ed) Liberty June 16 1945

* Resolution for a Fateful New Year, (ed) Liberty January 6 1945

* The Responsibility of Victory, (ed) Liberty December 28 1946

* The Rivalry of Power, (ar) Liberty November 17 1945

* The Russians Mean What They Say, (ed) Liberty January 29 1944

* Russia’s Course—A Key to the Future, (ed) Liberty June 23 1945

* The San Francisco Conference—And Its Opportunity, (ed) Liberty April 28 1945

* Self-Reliance for the Disabled, (ed) Liberty November 18 1944

* Should Wage Rates Rise to Meet Living Costs?, (ed) Liberty January 13 1945

* Sixteen Men on the World Chessboard, (ed) Liberty March 18 1944

* The Smallness of the Big Five, (ed) Liberty July 14 1945

* A Solution on India, (ed) Liberty October 31 1942

* Some Civilian Products Are Essential, (ed) Liberty September 18 1943

* Something the Big 3 Overlooked, (ed) Liberty March 31 1945

* Stop Communism at Home, (ed) Liberty May 10 1947

* Story with a Moral for Statesmen, (ed) Liberty July 29 1944

* The Stovepipe Hat Is In Again, (ed) Liberty December 12 1942

* Stream Pollution—A Disgrace to America, (ed) Liberty August 10 1946

* Suspicion Breeds Suspicion, (ed) Liberty October 14 1944

* Their Lordships the Congressmen, (ed) Liberty March 27 1943

* There’ll Always Be a Lady Fair, (ed) Liberty February 10 1945

* There Ought to Be a Law, (ed) Liberty February 1948

* Tip to June Grads—Classes ’00 to ’47, (ed) Liberty June 7 1947

* A Tip to the G.O.P., (ed) Liberty July 5 1947

* Today’s Best Job Offering, (ed) Liberty December 21 1946

* “Total War” Excludes Controversy as Usual, (ed) Liberty May 1 1943

* Uncle Sam Profits for a Change, (ed) Liberty December 1 1945

* Uncle Shylock Again?, (ed) Liberty February 9 1946

* Unemployment Insurance as It Sometimes Works, (ed) Liberty October 6 1945

* Unified National Defense, (ed) Liberty January 5 1946

* Unquiet Along the Potomac, (ed) Liberty April 8 1944

* The U.S. Senate—Bogey of World Co-operation, (ed) Liberty October 28 1944

* Vacation in 1953, (ed) Liberty January 30 1943

* Victory Through Triviality, (ed) Liberty July 24 1943

* Wanted: Opportunity, Not Opportunism, (ed) Liberty September 4 1943

* Warfare on the Home Front, (ed) Liberty January 19 1946

* The War in Headlines, (ed) Liberty January 16 1943

* War Is the Art of Finding Ways to Do the Impossible, (ed) Liberty May 8 1943

* War Work First—But Reconversion where Possible, (ed) Liberty September 30 1944

* The Weakness of UNO, (ed) Liberty March 30 1946

* We Can Be Friends Only with Friends, (ed) Liberty May 19 1945

* We Can’t Do Business with Our Pockets Locked, (ed) Liberty September 2 1944

* We Can’t Risk Isolation!, (ed) Liberty September 21 1946

* We Civilians Have It Tough, (ed) Liberty August 28 1943

* We’ll Have Time to Argue—Later!, (ed) Liberty March 11 1944

* We’re All Poorer When None of Us Can Get Richer, (ed) Liberty May 5 1945

* We’re Winning the Battle of Rubber, (ed) Liberty April 24 1943

* We’ve Got Another Goal to Meet, (ed) Liberty October 23 1943

* We’ve Got Our Fingers Crossed on Dewey, (ed) Liberty October 21 1944

* We’ve Got to Get the Facts, (ed) Liberty January 12 1946

* We Want a “People’s Peace”, (ed) Liberty March 6 1943

* We Want Bargaining—Not Bickering, (ed) Liberty October 27 1945

* We Want No More War, (ed) Liberty February 6 1943

* We Won’t Win the Peace by Arguing, (ed) Liberty June 12 1943

* What Are We Afraid Of?, (ed) Liberty May 24 1947

* What Causes Strikes?, (ed) Liberty July 27 1946

* What Is Fascism?, (ed) Liberty June 9 1945

* What Is Our Foreign Policy—If Any?, (ed) Liberty April 22 1944

* What Shall We Do About Germany?, (ed) Liberty November 25 1944

* What to Do About Germany, (ed) Liberty June 2 1945

* What Will We Buy with Our War Bonds?, (ed) Liberty January 22 1944

* What Will We Do with Germany?, (ar) Liberty April 15 1944

* Where Do We Go from Here?, (ed) Liberty May 6 1944

* Where’s All the Sacrifice We Talk About?, (ed) Liberty January 15 1944

* Where’s the Merchandise?, (ed) Liberty February 2 1946

* Who’s Got All the Excess Billions?, (ed) Liberty March 25 1944

* Who’s to Blame for Pearl Harbor?, (ed) Liberty November 3 1945

* Who Will Pay Veteran Benefits?, (ed) Liberty August 24 1946

* Why America Flounders, (ed) Liberty November 9 1946

* The WHY of the Housing Shortage, (ed) Liberty May 4 1946

* Why the Russians Act That Way, (ed) Liberty June 22 1946

* Why We Fight, (ed) Liberty November 14 1942

* Will the New Wage-Price Policy Work?, (ed) Liberty April 6 1946

* Work Is the Only Medicine, (ed) Liberty January 1948

* The World Can’t Go in Two Directions at Once, (ed) Liberty December 8 1945

* World Peace Through Law, (ed) Liberty October 7 1944

* The Year Ahead, (ed) Liberty January 2 1943

* You Can’t Kid the G.I.s, (ed) Liberty February 19 1944

* Editor: Liberty Oct 3, Oct 10, Oct 17, Oct 24, Oct 31, Nov 7, Nov 14, Nov 21 1942

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