The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 1879

[]Chapin, Austin, Jr. (chron.)
• * How Ernest and Theodore Heard the Seventh Symphony (with George R. Halm & E. W. Kemble), (ss) St. Nicholas March 1885

[]Chapin, C. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Room Rent, (ss) The Black Mask April 1925
• The Black Mask (UK) April 1925

[]Chapin, Carl M(attison) (1879-1938) (about) (chron.)
• * Bullhead Ben’s Highbrow, (ss) New Story Magazine August 1914
• * Captain Richard’s Mal-de-Terre, (ss) The New Magazine (US) March 1911
• Sea Stories Magazine June 1924
• * Destiny [Briscoe & Stoughton], (ss) The American Magazine November 1915
• * De Yar of Jubilo, (nv) The Blue Book Magazine April 1938
• * Flipflaps and Politics, (ss) Adventure August 1912
• * Geordie Griggsby’s Firebug, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 18 1912
• * Goosey, (ss) New Story Magazine October 1911
• * His Little Stone Hatchet, (ss) New Story Magazine January 1912
• * The Imperfect Twins, (na) Mystery June 1934
• * In Harness, (ss) Adventure April 1911
• * The Medal Hunter, (ss) People’s June 1917
• * The Merry Jest, (ss) New Story Magazine February 1913
• * Murder and the City Editor, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1938
• * On the Job, (ss) All-Story Weekly December 18 1915
• * Politics and Fire, (ss) Adventure April 1912
• * Puffy and the Spotted-Dog Situation, (ss) Liberty August 6 1938
• * Quite a Flivver, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine January 1 1917
• * Slim Jim, (ss) Boys’ Life July 1916
• * The Test, (ss) New Story Magazine May 1912
• * Too Much Is Enough, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 25 1919
• * Traditions of the Service, (ss) Adventure October 1914
• * The Trouble Company, (ss) Adventure July 1914
• * Who Laughs Last, (ss) Hardboiled December 1936
• * Yellow Callahan, (ss) Adventure December 1910
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• * Who’s Who in Blue Book by The Editor(s), (bg) The Blue Book Magazine May 1938
• * [photography], (pt) Adventure November 1915, uncredited.

[]Chapin, Charles E. (1858-1930) (about)
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• * The Convict Who Made a Garden on the Road to Hell by Irvin S. Cobb, (bg) Cosmopolitan March 1925

[]Chapin, Charles S. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Hearst’s International July 1924

[]Chapin, Chris (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Can Two Clichés Cancel Out and Make an Original Idea, (pm) Star*Line March/April 2010
• * What Happens When I Sleepwalk, (pm) Tales of the Talisman v5 #3, 2009

[]Chapin, Cyrus (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * The Anti-Saloon League, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 29 1930
• * Backers, (ar) Detective Story Magazine April 11 1925
• * Battling the Black Hand, (ss) Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine October 1925
• * Blackmailers, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 21 1925
• * Both Sides of the Question, (ar) Detective Story Magazine October 18 1930
• * Breaking Blackmailers, (ar) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine October 17 1931
• * Breaking the Blackhand, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly April 4 1931
• * Breaking the Hop Ring, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine January 16 1932
• * Cattle and Mining Cases, (ar) Detective Story Magazine April 18 1925
• * The Cigarettes of Lung Yick, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine June 18 1932
• * The Coast Guard, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 15 1930
• * Confidence Women, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine February 20 1932
• * Criminal Confessions, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine January 9 1932
• * The Curse of Marihuana, (ar) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine December 25 1933
• * Detective Forces of the United States:
  * ___ Investigators Not Under Government or Municipal Control, (ar) Detective Story Magazine August 4 1928
  * ___ Post Office Inspectors), (ar) Detective Story Magazine June 16 1928
  * ___ Prohibition Agents and Inspectors, (ar) Detective Story Magazine June 23 1928
• * The Devil’s Son, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine July 16 1932
• * Discharged in Disgrace, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine February 13 1932
• * Doom Lies in Their Hands, (ar) Clues February 1927, as "Identification by Fingerprints"
• Rapid-Fire Detective Stories January 1933
• * Drink:
  * ___ The Anti-Saloon League, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 29 1930
  * ___ Both Sides of the Question, (ar) Detective Story Magazine October 18 1930
  * ___ The Coast Guard, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 15 1930
  * ___ Narcotics, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 22 1930
  * ___ The Police Side of the Prohibition Enforcement Question, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 1 1930
  * ___ Smuggling the Contraband, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 8 1930
• * The Fall of Chum Yow, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine July 9 1932
• * The First Offender, (ss) Detective Story Magazine August 14 1926
• * Forgery, (ar) Detective Story Magazine April 4 1925
• * Good Swedes as Swedes Go, (ss) Everybody’s January 1928
• * The Great Matrimonial Swindle, (ss) Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine September 1926
• * How I Became a Killer, (ss) Western Story Magazine December 12 1925; as told to Tom Horn
• * Identification by Fingerprints, (ar) Clues February 1927
• Rapid-Fire Detective Stories January 1933, as "Doom Lies in Their Hands"
• * I Had One Minute to Live, (ss) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine May 1926
• * In the Shadows of St. Roch, (ts) Detective Fiction Weekly October 20 1928
• * Investigators Not Under Government or Municipal Control, (ar) Detective Story Magazine August 4 1928
• * Is Training Necessary to Become a Detective?, (ar) Complete Detective Novel Magazine #4, October 1928
• * Jim the Wise, (ss) Argosy Allstory Weekly September 1 1923
• * Keyhole Detectives, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine January 30 1932
• * Kidnaped Millionaires, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine August 10 1934
• * Kidnaping Kidnapers, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine May 10 1933
• * The Kidnaping of Lily Yee, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine April 9 1932
• * A Killer’s Finish, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine February 25 1933
• * The Laundry Racket, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine July 2 1932
• * The Masked Man, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly August 3 1929
• * Narcotics, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 22 1930
• * Outwitting the Criminal, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly September 1 1928
• * The Police Side of the Prohibition Enforcement Question, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 1 1930
• * Polite, After All?, (ar) Detective Story Magazine October 11 1930
• * The Pollock Diamond Robbery, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine November 28 1931
• * Post Office Inspectors), (ar) Detective Story Magazine June 16 1928
• * Practical Detective Talks:
  * ___ Backers, (ar) Detective Story Magazine April 11 1925
  * ___ Blackmailers, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 21 1925
  * ___ Cattle and Mining Cases, (ar) Detective Story Magazine April 18 1925
  * ___ Forgery, (ar) Detective Story Magazine April 4 1925
  * ___ Safe Burglars, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 28 1925
  * ___ Shadowing and Covering, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 7 1925
  * ___ Swindles, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 14 1925
  * ___ Tracing Fugitives, (ar) Detective Story Magazine April 25 1925
• * Prohibition Agents and Inspectors, (ar) Detective Story Magazine June 23 1928
• * Reforming Criminals, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine November 7 1931
• * The Robbery of the Golden Fleece, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly May 9 1931
• * Robbery of the Meridian Express, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly January 25 1930
• * Safe Burglars, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 28 1925
• * Shadowing and Covering, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 7 1925
• * Sheriff Hamp Makes Good, (ss) The Golden West Magazine November 1930
• * The Silver-Tongued Third Degree, (ss) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine October 1926
• * Smuggling the Contraband, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 8 1930
• * Spawned of Evil, (ss) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine March 19 1932
• * Speaking of Blackmailers, (ts) Detective Fiction Weekly August 18 1928
• * The Strange Case of Miser Gratt, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly May 4 1929
• * Swindles, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 14 1925
• * Tapped Wires, (ar) Flynn’s May 30 1925
• * The Tentacles of the Black Hand, (ss) The Dragnet Magazine July/August 1929
• * The Tercliffe Diamond Robbery, (ss) The Underworld Magazine September 1929
• * The Terror of the Barbary Coast, (ss) Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine January 1927
• * The Thing, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly September 8 1928
• * Tracing Fugitives, (ar) Detective Story Magazine April 25 1925
• * Tracking Down a Smuggler, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine December 19 1931
• * Trapped by Freedom, (ss) Flynn’s July 25 1925
• * Trapping a Clever Madman, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly March 9 1929
• * 23 in the Red, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly March 28 1931
• * Unpunished Criminals, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine January 2 1932
• * The Woman with a Thousand Fingers, (ar) True Detective Mysteries October 1925
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• * The Salting of Mudsill Mine, (ts) Detective Story Magazine November 21 1925; as told by Charles A. Siringo

[]Chapin, Earl V. (fl. 1920s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Andreyev and Death, (ar) Minnesota Quarterly Fall 1928
• * Clinking Glasses, (ms) Argosy July 9 1932
• * The Great Drop Game, (ss) Boys’ Life June 1957

[]Chapin, Ernest K. (chron.)
• * An Excursion Into the Past, (ss) Science and Invention February 1922
• * Unlimited Destruction, (ss) Science and Invention August 1922

[]Chapin, Evan (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Desert Bias, (ss) Propagule #6, Winter 2025

[]Chapin, F. W. (chron.)
• * Memory, (pm) Metropolitan Magazine February 1906

[]Chapin, Florence M. (chron.)
• * Seaworthy, (ss) National Magazine February 1912

[]Chapin, Frederick H. (chron.)
• * Photographing the Big-Horn, (??) Scribner’s Magazine February 1889

[]Chapin, H. Gerald (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Art of the Advocate, (ar) Success November 1903
• * Women First, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine June 1906

[]Chapin, H(ubert) R(oderick) (1877-1954) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Short Stories May 1918

[]Chapin, Harold (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Philosopher of Butterbiggins, (pl) Gowans & Gray, 1921
• The Golden Book Magazine #49, January 1929
• The Argosy (UK) January 1931

[]Chapin, Harriet Warner (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Hermon Atkins MacNeil, (ar) The Pacific Monthly April 1906

[]Chapin, Helen B. (fl. 1930s)
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• * A Song of Separation by Fan Yun, (pm) Poetry
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine April 1936

[]Chapin, Henry Dwight, M.D. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Finding Babies for Folks to Adopt, (ar) The American Magazine November 1919

[]Chapin, Irving (chron.)
• * Where the Shadows Dwell, (pm) Appleton’s Magazine January 1909

[]Chapin, James (Ormsbee) (1887-1975) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Collier’s Jul 26 1941, Aug 9 1947
• * [frontispiece], (fp) Harper’s Magazine February 1929
• * [illustration(s)] (with Thomas H. Webb), (il) McCall’s August 1945, as by James Chapin & Pat Holbrooke

[]Chapin, Juliana (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Alive Again for Fifteen Minutes, (ss) Elegant Literature #43, June 2025

[]Chapin, Katherine Garrison (1890-1977) (about) (chron.)
• * Before Rain—Chartres, (pm) Harper’s Magazine September 1930
• * The Chinese Deer, (pm) Botteghe Oscure
• Botteghe Oscure Reader ed. George Garrett & Katherine Garrison Biddle, Wesleyan University Press, 1974
• * Companioned, (pm) Harper’s Magazine March 1935
• Fiction Parade May 1935
• * First Snow, (pm) The Century Magazine November 1927
• * Florentine Afternoons, (pm) Harper’s Magazine March 1950
• * Heloïse in Brittany, (pm) Harper’s Magazine March 1930
• * Ice Storm in Spring, (pm) Harper’s Magazine February 1930
• * Landmarks, (pm) Harper’s Magazine August 1932
• * Monument, (pm) Poetry
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine June 1936
• * Spell, (pm) Harper’s Magazine April 1930
• * Stay, Vanishing Summer, (pm) Harper’s Magazine December 1941
• * White Birches, (pm) Harper’s Magazine June 1930

[]Chapin, L. N. (chron.)
• * The Story of Prince (A True Story), (vi) St. Nicholas May 1890
• * The Terrible Jack Knife, (vi) St. Nicholas September 1885

[]Chapin, Leroy A. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Aberdeen, SD], (lt) Weird Tales Jul, Nov 1935
• * [letter from Aberdeen, SD] (with Jean Clayton), (lt) Weird Tales September 1934

[]Chapin, Maria Bowen (chron.)
• * The Dog Stealer’s Story, (??) The Century Magazine September 1889
• * Silence, (??) The Century Magazine March 1893

[]Chapin, Maud (Louise) Hudnut (1872-1963) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Ad Astra, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948
• * All Souls, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948
• * The Bagpipes, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948
• * The Diet of Worms, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948
• * The Dryad, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948
• * The Iconoclast, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948
• * The Last Hansom, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948
• * The Leech, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948
• * The Lost Star, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948
• * The Lost Star and Other Stories, (co) Falmouth Pub. House (hc), 1948
• * The Prior, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948
• * The Rivals, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948
• * The Shadow, (ss)
• The Lost Star and Other Stories, Falmouth Pub. House, 1948

[]Chapin, Paul; pseudonym of Philip José Farmer (1918-2009) (chron.)
• * The Volcano, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction February 1976
• Riverworld and Other Stories by Philip José Farmer, Berkley, 1979, as by Philip José Farmer
• Venus on the Half Shell and Others by Philip José Farmer, Subterranean Press, 2008, as by Philip José Farmer
• Riverworld and Other Stories (var. 1) by Philip José Farmer, Open Road Integrated Media, 2017, as by Philip José Farmer

[]Chapin, R. D. (chron.)
• * The Growing Channels of Commerce, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 14 1918

[]Chapin, Robert Frayne (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Vengeance Is Mine, (ss) The Danger Trail July 1926

[]Chapin, Roy D. (chron.)
• * The New World Competition, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 14 1928

[]Chapin, Victor (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * A Bad Penny, (ss) Cosmopolitan June 1962
• * Beatrice’s Final Phase, (ss) Cosmopolitan November 1963
• * Find Me in the Stars, (ss) Cosmopolitan July 1961
• The New Strand October 1962
• * The Maharaja’s Ring, (ss) Cosmopolitan April 1961

[]Chapin, Wendell (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Fourth-Quarter Hellion, (nv) Football Action Fall 1950

[]Chapin, William (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * The Gang, (ss) Hardboiled #24, July 1998

[]Chapiron, Maurice (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Gallic Gasser, (pi) Penthouse (UK) June 1968

[]Chapis, Carl Mattison (chron.)
• * The Dummy Pops Off, (ss) Youth’s Companion Combined with The American Boy October 1931

[]Chapis, Jennifer (chron.)
• * from The Beekeeper’s Departure, (ex) Backwards City Review Fall 2006
• * How to Photograph the Imagination, (pm) Alaska Quarterly Review Spring/Summer 2012

[]Chapkis, Raoul (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * A Little Key, (ss) New Worlds from the Lowlands ed. Manuel van Loggem, Merrick, 1982; translated from the Dutch (“Het sleuteltje”, Zes dagen onbedachtzaamheid kan maken dat men eeuwig schreit, Querido, 1966) by Wanda Boeke.

[]“Chaplain, The”; pseudonym (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * Borrowing and Lending, (ar) The Captain #18, September 1900
• * The Chaplain’s Talk, (cl) Boys’ Life November 1911
* ___ No. 1 Cultivate the Best Companions, (cl) Boys’ Life April 1 1911
* ___ No. 2, (cl) Boys’ Life June 1911
* ___ No. 3 Looking for a Place, (cl) Boys’ Life July 1911
* ___ No. 4, (cl) Boys’ Life September 1911
* ___ No. 5, (cl) Boys’ Life October 1911
• * Cultivate the Best Companions, (ar) Boys’ Life April 1 1911
• * Looking for a Place, (ar) Boys’ Life July 1911