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Crayon, Geoffrey (books) (chron.) (continued)
• * The Stage Coach [Bracebridge], (ss) The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent #5, January 1 1820
• St. Nicholas February 1881, as by Washington Irving
• The Strand Magazine December 1943, as "The Christmas Coach", by Washington Irving
• * The Storm-Ship, (nv) Bracebridge Hall, or The Humorists by Geoffrey Crayon, John Murray, 1822, as by Geoffrey Crayon
• The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Rip Van Winkle, & Other Gothic Tales by Washington Irving, Oldstyle Tales Press, 2018, as "The Saga of Dolph Heyliger and the Storm Ship", by Washington Irving
• * The Story of the Bandit Chieftain, (ss) Tales of a Traveller by Geoffrey Crayon & Gent., John Murray, 1824
• * The Story of the Young Italian, (ss) Tales of a Traveller by Geoffrey Crayon & Gent., John Murray, 1824
• The Legend of Sleepy Hollow & Other Macabre Tales by Washington Irving, Fall River, 2010, as by Washington Irving
• * The Story of the Young Robber, (ss) Tales of a Traveller by Geoffrey Crayon & Gent., John Murray, 1824
• The Romancist and Novelist’s Library Vol. II ed. William Hazlitt, J. Clements, 1839, as "The Young Robber", by Washington Irving
• The Best American Mystery Stories of the Nineteenth Century ed. Otto Penzler, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2014, as by Washington Irving
• * Stratford-on-Avon, (ar) The Sketch Book by Geoffrey Crayon, John Murray, 1820
• The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent #7, September 13 1820
• Rip Van Winkle and Other Selected Stories by Washington Irving, Tor, 1993, as by Washington Irving
• * The Strolling Manager [Buckthorne], (ss) Tales of a Traveller by Geoffrey Crayon & Gent., John Murray, 1824
• * Tales of a Traveller, (oc) John Murray (hc), August 1824
• * To the Reader, (in) Tales of a Traveller by Geoffrey Crayon & Gent., John Murray, 1824
• * Traits of Indian Character, (ar) The Sketch Book by Geoffrey Crayon, John Murray, 1820, as by Geoffrey Crayon
• Rip Van Winkle and Other Selected Stories by Washington Irving, Tor, 1993, as by Washington Irving
• * The Voyage, (ar) The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent #1, June 23 1819
• Rip Van Winkle and Other Selected Stories by Washington Irving, Tor, 1993, as by Washington Irving
• The Oxford Book of Sea Stories ed. Tony Tanner, Oxford University Press US, 1995, as by Washington Irving
• * Westminster Abbey, (ar) The Sketch Book by Geoffrey Crayon, John Murray, 1820
• The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent #7, September 13 1820
• Rip Van Winkle and Other Selected Stories by Washington Irving, Tor, 1993, as by Washington Irving
• * The Widow and Her Son, (ss) The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent #3, September 13 1819
• Rip Van Winkle and Other Selected Stories by Washington Irving, Tor, 1993, as by Washington Irving
• * The Wife, (ss) The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent #1, June 23 1819
• Husbands and Lovers ed. Joseph Greene & Elizabeth Abell, Bantam Books, 1949, as by Washington Irving
• The World’s Best Short Short Stories ed. Roger B. Goodman, Bantam Pathfinder, 1967, as by Washington Irving
• Rip Van Winkle and Other Selected Stories by Washington Irving, Tor, 1993, as by Washington Irving
• * Wolfert Webber; or, Golden Dreams, (nv) Tales of a Traveller by Geoffrey Crayon & Gent., John Murray, 1824
• Library of the World’s Best Mystery and Detective Stories: American ed. Julian Hawthorne, The Review of Reviews, 1907, as by Washington Irving
• The Lock and Key Library: American ed. Julian Hawthorne, The Review of Reviews Co., 1909, as by Washington Irving
• How-7 February 1928, as "Golden Dreams", by Washington Irving
• Mind, Inc. June 1931, as "Golden Dreams", by Washington Irving
• The Legend of Sleepy Hollow & Other Macabre Tales by Washington Irving, Fall River, 2010, as by Washington Irving
• Fireside Horror Stories About Pirates & Ghost Ships ed. M. Grant Kellermeyer, Oldstyle Tales Press, 2018, as "Golden Dreams", by Washington Irving
• The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Rip Van Winkle, & Other Gothic Tales by Washington Irving, Oldstyle Tales Press, 2018, as "The Saga of Wolfert Webber, or, Golden Dreams", by Washington Irving
• * Wolfert Webber; or, Golden Dreams, (ex) Tales of a Traveller by Geoffrey Crayon & Gent., John Murray, 1824, as by Geoffrey Crayon
• The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Rip Van Winkle, & Other Gothic Tales by Washington Irving, Oldstyle Tales Press, 2018, as "Wolfert’s Roost", by Washington Irving

[]Crayon, Porte; pseudonym of David Hunter Strother (1816-1888) (chron.)
• * The Baby, (hu) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1876
• * The Little Broom, (ss) The Riverside Magazine for Young People December 1867
• * A Schnatterndorf Episode, (ss) The Cosmopolitan May 1890
• * The Water-Sprite, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1856
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Jun 1872, Mar 1876

[]Craze, Frances (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Cupboard Lover, (ss) All-Story Love August 1 1940

[]Crâznic, Oliviu (1978- ) (about) (chron.)
• * The Ancient One, (rv) Bloodbond #2, May 2014

[]Crazy Alien, A; pseudonym of Floyd Kemske (1947- ) (chron.)
• * Arrival Delayed, Departure Delayed, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction January/February 1990
• * As Funny As a Dog in Shorts, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction November/December 1990
• * Beyond Thunderdome, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Winter 1993
• * Clean Up Your Own Mess, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction September/October 1987
• * Derek Sean Patent-Pending Wilkerson, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction March/April 1989
• * The Drones Are Willing…, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction July/August 1987
• * Eh?, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction January/February 1988
• * For the Good of the Children, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Fall 1992
• * Guns or Butter, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction March/April 1991
• * Happy Days Are Here Again, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Summer 1992
• * Human Beings Want to Be Free, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction July/August 1990
• * It’s Testable, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction January/February 1989
• * Life as a White Male, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Summer 1996
• * Life in a Tree, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction December 1991
• * The Mass Transit Theory of Schizophrenia, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction May/June 1990
• * A Matter of Faith, (ar) Aboriginal Science Fiction May/June 1991
• Interzone #47, May 1991
• * A Matter of Trust, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction November/December 1987
• * A Message from Our Alien Publisher:
  * ___ A Matter of Faith, (cl) Aboriginal Science Fiction May/June 1991
  • Interzone #47, May 1991
• * The Most Common Human Activity, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction January/February 1991
• * Narrow Escape from a Sauna, (ed) Aboriginal SF February/March 1987
• * Noise… lights… confusion…, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Fall 1996
• * Omnivorous Believers, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Winter 1992
• * 1,318,416 Species to Go, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction March/April 1990
• * Our Alien Publisher, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Win 1997, Spr, Sum, Win 1998, Spr, Fll 1999, Spr, Sum 2000, Spr 2001
• * Our Illegal Alien, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction September/October 1988
• * Our Publisher Goes Native, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction July/August 1989
• * A Peculiar Habit Called ‘Humor’, (ed) Aboriginal SF December 1986
• * Red or Gray?, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction November/December 1988
• * Rejection As a Way of Life, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Summer 1993
• * Rejection, Part 2, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Fall 1993
• * Report from Our Alien Publisher, (ed) Aboriginal SF October 1986
• Aboriginal Science Fiction Anthology 1988
• Aboriginal Science Fiction, Tales of the Human Kind: 1988 Annual Anthology ed. Charles C. Ryan, Aboriginal SF, 1988
• * The Reversal of Planetary Cooling, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction September/October 1990
• * The Selling My Good Name, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction May/June 1988
• * A Statistical Proposition, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction May/June 1987
• * Taking Life Four Years at a Time, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Spring 1996
• * This Old Den, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction November/December 1989
• * To Be Drunk Is To Be Human, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Spring 1993
• * To Serve Man?, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction May/June 1989
• * Weight Loss Is the Whole Point, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction Spring 1994
• * We Were Wrong About Congress, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction December 1991
• * The Wilkes-Barre Encounter, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction March/April 1988
• * You’ll Hear from My Lawyer, (ed) Aboriginal Science Fiction September/October 1989

[]Crazy Boy; pseudonym (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * [front cover] (with Jeff Gaither), (cv) Dark Legacy #5, May 1999

[]Crazy Rabbit, L. H. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Inflict a Wound, and Leave No Mark, (ss) The Fractal #7, Summer 1997

[]Creagan (chron.)
• * Snow Orders, (ss) Railroad Stories November 1932

[]Creagan, Leo F. (fl. 1910s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Daisy Dean, (ss) All-Story Weekly October 13 1917
• * How Martin Garrity Came Back [Martin Garrity] (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ss) 1921
• How-7 January 1928
• Mind, Inc. April 1931
• * The Inevitable Third (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ss) Short Stories May 10 1922
• * Just Mike’s Luck (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ss) Short Stories August 1920
• * Martin Garrity Finally Pulls a Bone [Martin Garrity] (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ss) The American Magazine April 1921
• * Martin Garrity Gets Even [Martin Garrity] (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ss) The American Magazine July 1921
• O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921, Doubleday, Page & Company, 1922
• * Operation Coalchute, (ss) Short Stories November 1950
• * Plugged In (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ss) Short Stories November 10 1921
• Short Stories (UK) early April 1922
• * Schedule or-, (ss) Popular Science Monthly September 1927
• How-7 June 1928
• * The Shadows of the Great (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ss) Short Stories August 25 1921
• * Smokestack, (ss) Short Stories February 25 1933
• Short Stories (UK) early July 1933
• * The “Supe” of Windy Ridge, (ss) MacLean’s May 1 1927
• * Throw Out a Hot One, (ss) Short Stories July 25 1934
• West (UK) mid December 1934
• * Tunnel Smoke, (ss) Short Stories August 25 1932
• * Without Title, (ss) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly October 1927

[]Creager, Karen (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Crescent City CA], (lt) Nugget August 1963

[]Creager, Laird
_____, [ref.]
• * Laird Creager by Barbara Gelman Jackson, (ar) Monster Fantasy August 1975

[]Creagh, Chris (chron.)
• * Fear Chip, (vi) Fables and Reflections #5, August 2003
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Fables and Reflections #5, August 2003

[]Creagh, Ed (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Plan A, Plan B, (ss) The Evening Standard May 19 1947

[]Creagh, Erle (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Snow-Shoe Races, (ar) Horlick’s Magazine and Home Journal for Australia, India and the Colonies April 1904

[]Creagh, Matilda (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Chaudfontaine: A New Discovery, (ar) The Ludgate February 1900

[]Creagh, Oliver (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Turquoise of Perilous Dreams, (ss) Phil May’s Annual #11, Winter 1900/1901

[]Creagh, Patrick; [i.e., John Patrick Brasier-Creagh] (1930-2012) (about) (chron.)
• * Epithalanium, (pm) Botteghe Oscure
• Botteghe Oscure Reader ed. George Garrett & Katherine Garrison Biddle, Wesleyan University Press, 1974
• * A Famous Man, (pm) Botteghe Oscure
• Botteghe Oscure Reader ed. George Garrett & Katherine Garrison Biddle, Wesleyan University Press, 1974
• * Four Poems, (pm) Transatlantic Review #1, Summer 1959
• * Silences, (pm) Botteghe Oscure
• Botteghe Oscure Reader ed. George Garrett & Katherine Garrison Biddle, Wesleyan University Press, 1974
_____, trans.
• * Why Read the Classics? by Italo Calvino, (ar) The New York Review of Books October 9 1986; translated from the Italian.

[]Creagh, Richard (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Land of the Long Knife, (ar) Adventure January 1956

[]Creaghan, Marcus (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * That Final Corner, (ss) Augur Magazine v2 #1, 2019

[]Creagh-Henry, May (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Triple Alliance, (ss) The Royal Magazine December 1904

[]Creais, Pam (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * Fear and Wonder: An Interview with Stuart Young, (iv) Here & Now #5/6, Spring 2005 [Ref. Stuart Young]
• * Felis Domestica, (vi) Dementia 13 #4, 1991
• * Notes from a Blue Pencil, (cl) Focus #23, July 1991
• * Notes from the Garret, (ed) Dementia 13 #8 May 1992, #14 1994
• * Vessel, (ss) Dementia 13 #4, 1991
_____, ed.
• * Editor: Dementia 13 #8 May 1992, #14 1994

[]Creak, Miss E. E. M. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Should Girls Be Sent to Boarding Schools?, (sy) The Woman at Home January 1897

[]Creal, Margaret (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Lifeline, (ss) McCall’s August 1969

[]Crealock, Alden (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Fevreblau, (ss) The Fractal #9, Summer 1998

[]Crealock, W. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Devil’s Whirlpool, (pi) Adventure September 1957

[]Creamer, E. S. (chron.)
• * Romancing Languages, (ss) Alaska Quarterly Review Spring/Summer 1988

[]Creamer, Edward S. (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * Better Than He Knew, (pm) The Golden Argosy August 2 1884
• * A Dream, (pm) The Golden Argosy September 20 1884
• * Indian Summer, (pm) The Golden Argosy November 3 1883

[]Creamer, Ella (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Alex Wheatle, Novelist and “Brixton Bard”, Dies Aged 62, (ar) The Guardian (online) March 20 2025 [Ref. Alex Wheatle]
• * A.S. Byatt, Author and Critic, Dies Aged 87 (with Richard Lea), (ar) The Guardian November 17 2023 [Ref. A. S. Byatt]
• * David Lodge, Campus Trilogy Novelist and Academic, Dies Aged 89, (ar) The Guardian January 3 2025 [Ref. David Lodge]
• * “Motherhood Is a Cult, to a Degree”: Anne Heltzel on Her Horror Novel About Parenthood, (iv) The Guardian September 29 2023 [Ref. Anne Heltzel]
• * Paul Auster, American Author of The New York Trilogy, Dies Aged 77, (ar) The Guardian May 1 2024 [Ref. Paul Auster]
• * Salman Rushdie: Allow Writers to Create Characters Outside of Their Own Experience, (ar) The Guardian October 23 2023 [Ref. Salman Rushdie]
• * Sandra Gilbert, Co-author of The Madwoman in the Attic, Dies Aged 87, (ar) The Guardian November 19 2024 [Ref. Sandra M. Gilbert]

[]Creamer, Jack B. (fl. 1930s-1950s) (books) (chron.)
• * Bug Ride to Glory, (ss) 12 Sports Aces November 1939; horse racing.
• * Bush Track Blood Stakes, (ss) Exciting Sports Winter 1941
• * Champs on the Spot, (ar) Champion Sports Magazine May 1939
• * Double Trouble [Sis Mulford], (nv) Popular Sports Magazine Winter 1944
• * The Gangster Man, (??) 10 Story Book August 1936
• * Garrison Finish, (ss) Esquire 1938
• Twenty-Two Stories About Horses and Men ed. Jack B. Creamer, Howard-McCann, 1953
• * Getaway Trick, (nv) Popular Sports Magazine Winter 1943
• * Green Horse of Another Color [Sis Mulford], (ss) Popular Sports Magazine Spring 1943
• * The Handy Man, (cl) True Experience December 1947
• * Horse Havoc, (ss) Popular Sports Magazine October 1939
• * Introduction, (in) Twenty-Two Stories About Horses and Men ed. Jack B. Creamer, Howard-McCann, 1953
• * Jockey’s Faith, (ss) Exciting Sports Fall 1945
• * Lowdown on the Leagues, (ar) Ace Sports Monthly August 1938
• * Match Race, (nv) Popular Sports Magazine Fall 1943
• * Photo Finish, (nv) Popular Sports Magazine Summer 1943
• * Reason to Slug, (ss) Thrilling Sports September 1940
• * Revenge Ride, (ss) Champion Sports Magazine November 1937
• * Right Hook, (ss) Popular Sports Magazine Winter 1942
• * Single-Threat Man, (ss) Exciting Sports Winter 1942
• * The Terror Mummy, (ss) Strange Stories June 1940
• * They Started in Haiti, (ss) Thrilling Sports September 1937
• * They Waste Their Music, (ss) Thrilling Sports July 1938
• * Ziegfeld’s Follies, (pm) 10 Story Book April 1937
_____, ed.
• * Twenty-Two Stories About Horses and Men, (an) Howard-McCann (hc), 1953

[]Creamer, Joseph (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Chewing Drunks, (ms) Argosy September 29 1934
• * Famous Last Lines, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post May 12 1934
• * Fifty Thousand Bucks, (ss) Argosy March 3 1934
• * In His Arms, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine March 9 1935
• * Little Hat, (pm) All-Story Love Stories March 31 1934
• * Lovers’ Quarrel, (pm) All-Story Love Stories April 7 1934
• * Short and Sweet, (vi) Popular Detective May 1936
• * The Third Jar, (ss) Vanity Fair (US) June 1934
• * The Unknown Boone, (ms) Argosy October 13 1934
• * World’s Youngest Lion Tamer, (ms) Argosy February 9 1935
• * Yellow Clothes Defy Mosquitoes, (ms) Argosy November 3 1934

[]Creamer, S. Mahrea (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Jolly Magazine #1, May 1927