The FictionMags Index

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[]DeCanio, Frank (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * As the World Turns, (pm) The Martian Wave 2013
• * Medusa, (pm) Star*Line Spring 2020
• * Nightmare on Elm Street, (pm) Star*Line Winter 2018

[]de Cann, C. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * My Lady’s Hair, (pm) The Grand Magazine February 1926

[]de Caoud, David (chron.)
• * Man in Control, (ss) Man February 1964

[]deCappet-Bergh, Ivan (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Bad Breaks of Famous Men (with Louis deCappet-Bergh), (ar) The Scrap Book September 1909; spelling of names sic, but probably an error for “de Coppet Bergh”.

[]deCappet-Bergh, Louis (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Bad Breaks of Famous Men (with Ivan deCappet-Bergh), (ar) The Scrap Book September 1909; spelling of names sic, but probably an error for “de Coppet Bergh”.

[]de Caprona, Pierre (chron.)
• * A Letter on the Lovecraft Mythos, (ar) Crypt of Cthulhu #14, St. John’s Eve 1983 [Ref. H. P. Lovecraft]

[]de Carachoux-Dijon, Marie (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Mademoiselle’s Boudoir, (cl) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1916

[]Decaris (, Albert) (1901-1988) (chron.)
• * [frontispiece], (fp) Harper’s Magazine January 1930

[]DeCarlo, Dan(iel S.) (1919-2001) (about) (chron.)
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Imaginative Tales May, Sep 1958
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Ace Feb 1961, Sep 1963, Sep 1964
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Adam Jan, May 1965, #29 Jun 1967
• * [cartoon(s)] (with Laino, Manent & Ted Trogdon), (ct) Ace March 1964

[]DeCarlo, Elisa (1956- ) (chron.)
• * The Devil You Say, AvoNova Apr ’93, (ex) Amazing Stories March 1993
• * Looking Forward:
  * ___ The Devil You Say, AvoNova Apr ’93, (ex) Amazing Stories March 1993

[]DeCarlo, John (chron.)
• * A Bad Night for Demons, (ss) Vampire Dan’s Story Emporium #1, Winter/Spring 1997
• * Long Journey Into Night, (ss) Vampire Dan’s Story Emporium #2, 1997

[]de Carlo, Maria (chron.)
• * [letter from Paris, France], (lt) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine February 1979

[]De Carlo, Yvonne; [born Margaret Yvonne Middleton] (1922-2007) (about)
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• * Hollywood Beauty Course by Lydia Lane, (iv) Secrets June 27 1953
• * Yvonne de Carlo by Beth Bright, (bg) Ranch Romances 1st October 1951
• * Yvonne de Carlo Makes Glamour a Laughing Matter by Norman Phillips, (ar) John Bull January 9 1954

[]Decarnin, Camilla (M.); pseudonym of Karen Duff (1948-2010) (books) (chron.)
• * Combers, (pm) Tales of the Unanticipated #3, Winter/Spring 1988
• * Death and the “Popul Vuh”, (pm) Time Frames ed. Terry A. Garey, Rune Press, 1991
• The 1992 Rhysling Anthology, Science Fiction Poetry Association/Figment Press, 1992
• * The Dozen Kisses, (ss) Yellow Silk
• Yellow Silk: Erotic Arts and Letters ed. Lily Pond & Richard Russo, Harmony Books, 1990
• * Englyn proest dalgron, (pm) Paper Bag Writer, Bagperson Press, 1990
• * Fantasy, (pm) Paper Bag Writer, Bagperson Press, 1990
• * The Parade That Was Held in the Dark, (pm) Tales of the Unanticipated #7, 1990
• * Samuel Delany 75/76: Dhalgren/Triton (with Van Ikin), (ar) SF Commentary #48/49/50, October/November/December 1976 [Ref. Samuel R. Delany]
• * Supper for Beginners, (pm) Tales of the Unanticipated #5, Spring/Summer 1989
• * Tentacle 1, (pm) Tales of the Unanticipated #29, Autumn/Winter 2008
• * Tentacle 2, (pm) Tales of the Unanticipated #29, Autumn/Winter 2008
• * Tentacle 3, (pm) Tales of the Unanticipated #29, Autumn/Winter 2008
• * Toddaid, (pm) Tales of the Unanticipated #4, Fall/Winter 1988
• Rhysling Anthology 1989, Science Fiction Poetry Association, 1989
• * Toward a Femininst Slang, (ar) New Moon April 1981
• * You ’n’ I Verse, (pm) Paper Bag Writer, Bagperson Press, 1990
• * [letter], (lt) SF Commentary #52, June 1977
• * [letter], (lt) Janus Spring 1979
• * [letter], (lt) Trap Door #24, January 2007
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• * Worlds Apart (with Eric Garber & Lyn Paleo), (Alyson, August 1986, an)
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• * Worlds Apart (with Eric Garber & Lyn Paleo) by Ken Brown, (br) Interzone #23, Spring 1988

[]de Caro (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Drawing, (il) This Quarter July/August/September 1931

[]DeCarolis, Michael (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * The Berserker’s Son, (ss) StoryHack Action & Adventure #7, 2021
• * New Rules for Rocket Nauts, (ss) StoryHack Action & Adventure #1, 2017
• * Thunderbolt Colt, (ss) Broadswords and Blasters #8, Winter 2019

[]De Caroule, Marion (chron.)
• * Confession, (ms) The Smart Set March 1917

[]De Carové, T. S. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Mrs. Wilcox, (pm) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine June 1918

[]de Carret, Alice (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Disentanglement, (ss) Short Stories March 1904

[]de Carter, L. Sprague; pseudonym of G. W. Thomas (fl. 1980s-2020s) (chron.)
• * The Really Ugly, Nasty Thing from Hell, (hu) Nightscapes #10, March 1999

[]DeCarteret, Mark (1960- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Convention, (pm) Farrago’s Wainscot #11, July 2009

[]de Carteret, R. Malet (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * “Our Beautiful Harbour”, (ar) Temple Bar June 1904
• * Station Life in New South Wales, (ar) Temple Bar March 1904, as by R. M. de C.

[]DeCartier, W. (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * The Phantom Mine (with Victor Lauriston), (ss) Argosy January 11 1930
• * Twenty-Two Dogs (with Victor Lauriston), (ss) The Blue Book Magazine February 1929

[]De Carvella, Louis; pseudonym of Peter Gilpin (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Murder in a Cat’s Eye!, (ss) Suspense Tales September 1959, as "A Cat’s Eye View of Murder", by Peter Gilpin
• Thriller May 1962

[]de Casalis, Jeanne (1897-1966) (about) (chron.)
• * Interview, (ss) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine July 1936
• * Joy Ride, (ss) Gloucester Journal December 3 1938
• * Mrs. Feather at Large, (ss) The Radio Times May 29 1936
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• * A French Wife Makes a Happy Husband by John Gliddon, (ar) The New London Magazine #9, July 1931

[]de Casanova, Jean Jacques; see under Giacomo Casanova (chron.)

[]De Casseres, Benjamin (1873-?) (chron.)
• * Arcvad the Terrible, (ss) The Forum January 1914
• * The Borrowed Mirror, (ar) Cosmopolitan Magazine March 1907
• * Caricature, and Max Beerbohm, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine November 1906
• * The Caste of the Newly Educated, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine November 1920
• * Cleopatra Talks on Woman, (ss) The Double Dealer March 1921
• * A Confession between G.B.S. and the Dictionary, (ms) The Smart Set December 1914
• * Decadence and Mediocrity, (es) The Double Dealer April 1921
• * De Maupassant: Vagabond Faun, (ar) Shadowland April 1922
• * Diogenes on Landlords, (ss) The Double Dealer February 1921
• * The Drama and the Critic, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine July 1904
• * The Dramatic Devil’s Advocate and Cynicism, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine August 1904
• * The Fatal Smile, (ar) The Double Dealer April 1922
• * Five Portraits on Galvanized Iron, (??) The American Mercury December 1926
• * Four One-Reel Movies, (ms) The Smart Set April 1920
• * How I Interviewed Bacchus, (ss) The Double Dealer January 1921
• * The King of Party Throwers, (ar) Esquire April 1934 [Ref. Robert Winthrop Chanler]
• * The Last Satire of a Famous Titan, (ss) The Smart Set June 1920
• * Life and Character, (ar) Cosmopolitan Magazine February 1907
• * Little Scenarios, (ms) The Smart Set March 1920
• * Mary Nash: Versatile Actress, (iv) Shadowland April 1922
• * A Mighty Partnership, (ar) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine April 1920
• * Monsieur Satan, (es) The Double Dealer May 1921
• * The New Girl—I Hate Her, (ar) Metropolitan with The Girl of To-day February/March 1923
• * The Nietzschean Follies (IX), (ar) The Smart Set October 1922
• * The Nietzschean Follies (VIII), (ar) The Smart Set September 1922
• * Prayer, (pm) Cosmopolitan Magazine October 1907
• * The Psychology of the Avenue, (ms) The Smart Set May 1918
• * The Quadrangle, (ss) The Black Cat October 1912
• * Queer Antics of Old Madame Ouija, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine August 1920
• * The Resignation of New York, (ms) The Smart Set October 1917
• * Resurrection Night, (pm) Shadow-Eater by Benjamin De Casseres, Albert and Charles Boni, 1915
• Spectral Realms #1, Summer 2014
• * Sub Specie Eternitatus, (ms) The Smart Set June 1922
• * Tales of the Psychometric Reporter:
  * ___ I: How I Interviewed Bacchus, (ss) The Double Dealer January 1921
  * ___ No. 2: Diogenes on Landlords, (ss) The Double Dealer February 1921
  * ___ No. 3: Cleopatra Talks on Woman, (ss) The Double Dealer March 1921
• * To Arms! Burgundians!, (ar) The Double Dealer July 1921
• * The Two Tolstoys, (ar) Putnam’s Monthly March 1907 [Ref. Leo Tolstoy]
• * Variation on an Old Theme, (ms) The Smart Set September 1917
• * Victor Hugo: Thunder God, (ar) Shadowland February 1922
• * What Is Dust?, (ar) Cosmopolitan Magazine July 1907
• * A Woman for President!, (ar) Gay Book Magazine January 1933
• * [letter from New York City, NY], (lt) Weird Tales July 1930
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• * Chameleon: Being the Book of My Selves by John McClure, (br) The Double Dealer October 1922
• * The Intellectual Muse (with George Santayana) by J. M., (br) The Double Dealer November 1923

[]de Castell, Sebastien (fl. 2010s-2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * Collision, (ss) Pulphouse Fiction Magazine #16, 2022
• * Six-String Demon, (nv) Relics, Wrecks & Ruins ed. Aiki Flinthart, CAT Press, 2021
• * The Sword of Seven Tears, (ss) Grimdark Magazine #28, 2021
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• * An Interview with Sebastien de Castell, (iv) Grimdark Magazine #17, October 2018
• * Knight’s Shadow by Edward Gwynne, (br) Grimdark Magazine #20, 2019

[]de Castellane, Le Marquis (chron.)
• * La Noblesse Française, (ar) The Smart Set November 1902

[]de Castilho, Paloma Marcela Carvalho (fl. 2020s)
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• * Women Dreaming About Love, While Watched by an Immortal Being by Gabriela Damián Miravete, (ss) Constelación #2, 2021; translated from the Spanish (“Mujeres soñando con el amor, mientras son observadas por un ser inmortal)”.

[]de Castrique, Mark (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * A Lure for Murder, (ss) Bound by Mystery ed. Diane D. DiBiase, Poisoned Pen Press, 2017

[]de Castro, Adolphe (Danziger) [born Abram Dancygier] (1859-1959); previously known as Gustav Adolf Danziger (about) (chron.)
• * The Automatic Executioner, (ss) The Wave November 14 1891, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• Crypt of Cthulhu #10, Yuletide 1982, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• Black Forbidden Things ed. Robert Price, Starmont House, 1992, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• * The Dream-Girl, (pm) Metropolitan Magazine December 1900, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• * Edgar Allan Poe, (pm) Weird Tales May 1937
• The Man Who Called Himself Poe ed. Sam Moskowitz, Doubleday, 1969
• * The Electric Executioner, (nv) Weird Tales August 1930, as by Adolphe de Castro
• The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions by H. P. Lovecraft & et al., Arkham House, 1970, as by Adolphe de Castro & H. P. Lovecraft; revised by H.P. Lovecraft from “The Automatic Executioner”, In the Confessional and the Following by Gustav Adolf Danziger, Western Authors’ Publishing Association, 1893.
• Nine Stories from The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions by H. P. Lovecraft, et al., Beagle Books, 1971, as by Adolphe de Castro & H. P. Lovecraft
• The Horror in the Museum and Other Tales by H. P. Lovecraft, et al., Panther, 1975, as by Adolphe de Castro & H. P. Lovecraft
• Eldritch Tales by H. P. Lovecraft, Gollancz, 2011, as by H. P. Lovecraft & Adolphe De Castro
• * The Electric Executioner (with H. P. Lovecraft), (nv) Weird Tales August 1930; revised by H.P. Lovecraft from “The Automatic Executioner”, In the Confessional and the Following by Gustav Adolf Danziger, Western Authors’ Publishing Association, 1893.
• The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions by H. P. Lovecraft & et al., Arkham House, 1970
• Nine Stories from The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions by H. P. Lovecraft, et al., Beagle Books, 1971
• The Horror in the Museum and Other Tales by H. P. Lovecraft, et al., Panther, 1975
• The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions by H. P. Lovecraft & et al., Arkham House, 1989
• Eldritch Tales by H. P. Lovecraft, Gollancz, 2011
• * The Hebrew Theater, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine December 1907, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• * Labor Unions and Strikes in Ancient Rome, (ar) The Cosmopolitan March 1891, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• * The Last Test, (na) Weird Tales November 1928, as by Adolphe de Castro
• The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions by H. P. Lovecraft & et al., Arkham House, 1970, as by Adolphe de Castro & H. P. Lovecraft; revised by H.P. Lovecraft from “A Sacrifice to Science”, In the Confessional and the Following by Gustav Adolf Danziger, Western Authors’ Publishing Association, 1893.
• The Horror in the Burying Ground and Other Tales by H. P. Lovecraft, et al., Panther, 1975, as by Adolphe de Castro & H. P. Lovecraft
• Eldritch Tales by H. P. Lovecraft, Gollancz, 2011, as by H. P. Lovecraft & Adolphe De Castro
• * The Last Test (with H. P. Lovecraft), (na) Weird Tales November 1928; revised by H.P. Lovecraft from “A Sacrifice to Science”, In the Confessional and the Following by Gustav Adolf Danziger, Western Authors’ Publishing Association, 1893.
• The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions by H. P. Lovecraft & et al., Arkham House, 1970
• The Horror in the Burying Ground and Other Tales by H. P. Lovecraft, et al., Panther, 1975
• The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions by H. P. Lovecraft & et al., Arkham House, 1989
• Eldritch Tales by H. P. Lovecraft, Gollancz, 2011
• * Let There Be Light!, (pm) Oriental Stories April/May/June 1931
• * Mr. Mogans Fix, (ss) The Wave December 17 1892, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• * The Monk and the Hangman’s Daughter (with Ambrose Bierce), (n.) F. A. Schulte, 1892, as by Ambrose Bierce & Gustav Adolf Danziger
• The Collected Writings of Ambrose Bierce by Ambrose Bierce, Citadel Press, 1946, as by Ambrose Bierce & Gustav Adolf Danziger
• * A Sacrifice to Science, (ss) In the Confessional and the Following by Gustav Adolph Danziger, 1893, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• Crypt of Cthulhu #10, Yuletide 1982, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• Black Forbidden Things ed. Robert Price, Starmont House, 1992, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• * The Sons of - Harmony, (ss) The Wave January 24 1898, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• * Why the Jews Leave Russia, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine January 1906, as by Gustav Adolf Danziger
• * [letter], (lt) Weird Tales January 1935

[]de Castro, José Maria Ferreira; see under José Maria Ferreira de Castro (chron.)

[]de Castro, Ralph Ellison (1894-1968) (about) (chron.)
• * A Battling Hindoo, (ss) All-Story Weekly February 21 1920
• * “Cab”, (ss) All-Story Weekly May 29 1920
• * Can This Be Golf?, (ss) Cosmopolitan October 1931
• * Mathematician Proof, (ss) All-Story Weekly January 17 1920
• * Prexy Spills the Beans, (ss) All-Story Weekly November 22 1919

[]De Cataldo, Giancarlo (fl. 2000s) (books) (chron.)
• * The Boy Who Was Kidnapped by the Christmas Fairy, (ss) Crimini: The Bitter Lemon Book of Italian Crime Fiction ed. Giancarlo De Cataldo, Bitter Lemon Press, 2008; translated by Andrew Brown
• * Preface, (pr) Crimini: The Bitter Lemon Book of Italian Crime Fiction ed. Giancarlo De Cataldo, Bitter Lemon Press, 2008; translated by Andrew Brown
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• * Crimini: The Bitter Lemon Book of Italian Crime Fiction, (Bitter Lemon Press, April 2008, oa)

[]Decatur, Dan (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * You and Me and Murder, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly November 18 1939

[]Decatur, Stephen (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Caesar Was My Buddy, (ss) Speed Mystery July 1944
• * Revenge for the Outcast, (ss) Leading Western September 1945

[]Decatur, William (fl. 1930s-1940s); house pseudonym used by William G. Bogart (1903-1977) & T. W. Ford (fl. 1920s-1950s) (chron.)
• * All Through the House, (ss) Private Detective Stories December 1938, as "Homicide Hoax", by Ken Cooper
• Speed Detective March 1943
• * Blood Taint, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories May 1939, as "The Climbing Buddha", by Clive Trent
• Speed Mystery May 1943
• * Case Closed, (ss) Hollywood Detective August 1944
• * Cold Blood [Smith & Wesson Humphrey], (nv) Private Detective Stories June 1938, as "Head Money", by Dale Boyd
• Spicy Detective Stories September 1942
• * Cue Line for Death, (nv) Private Detective Stories January 1947
• * Danger—Hombres Dying!, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories June 1938, as "Bandit Gold", by E. Hoffmann Price
• Speed Western Stories July 1947
• * Danger—Men Dying!, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories June 1938, as "Bandit Gold", by E. Hoffmann Price
• Speed Adventure Stories May 1943
• * Dark Outlaw, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories September 1938, as "Tomorrow You Die", by Justin Case
• Spicy-Adventure Stories October 1942
• * Dead and Gone, (nv) Private Detective Stories February 1939, as "Private War", by Luke Terry
• Speed Adventure Stories March 1943
• * The Dead Can Kill [Cupid Cain], (nv) Private Detective Stories September 1944
• * Dead Center, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories July 1935, as "The Garden of Evil", by E. Hoffmann Price
• Spicy Mystery Stories November 1942
• * Death Crawls, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories February 1939, as "Let the Dead Die", by Ken Cooper
• Speed Mystery March 1943
• * Death Do Us Part, (nv) Super-Detective March 1943
• Pulp Adventures #34, Winter 2020
• * Death of a Queen, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories August 1936, as "The White Goddess", by Lew Merrill
• Spicy-Adventure Stories August 1942
• * Death Rides Herd, (nv) Leading Western January 1947
• * Dictated Death, (ss) Private Detective Stories August 1942
• Private Detective (Canada) January 1943
• * Dog Eat Dog, (ss) Super-Detective October 1942
• * Foreign Agent, (ss) Super-Detective August 1942
• * Get Your Gun, (ss) Spicy Western Stories May 1940, as "Spite Fence", by Dale Boyd
• Speed Western Stories January 1947
• * Guard the Old Body, (ss) Speed Detective September 1943
• High Adventure #125, July 2012
• * Gunsharp, (ss) Spicy Western Stories September 1937, as "Gun-Slinging Suicide", by King Saxon
• Spicy Western Stories October 1942
• * Heap-Big Miracle, (ss) Spicy Western Stories September 1939, as "A Drink on the Miracle Man!", by Luke Terry
• Speed Western Stories April 1947
• * In a Crystal, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories December 1935, as "Tomb Dweller", by E. Hoffmann Price
• Spicy Mystery Stories October 1942
• * Jerkline Joe’s Holiday, (ss) Speed Western Stories April 1945
• * The Kid Could Kill, (nv) Private Detective Stories June 1939, as "Fur-Bearing Animal", by Robert A. Garron
• Speed Mystery May 1944
• * Killer Cashes In, (ss) Super-Detective April 1944
• * Killer’s Caliber, (ss) Spicy Stories July 1933, as "Handy Man", by Ken Cooper
• Spicy Western Stories September 1942
• * Killers Ride Fast, (nv) Fighting Western May 1947
• * The Killer Type, (ss) Private Detective Stories October 1942
• Private Detective (Canada) February 1944
• * The Last Secret, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories May 1938, as "To Murder with Love", by Colby Quinn
• Spicy Mystery Stories September 1942
• * Look for a Grave, (nv) Private Detective Stories August 1938, as "Corpse on All Fours", by Robert A. Garron
• Speed Detective May 1943
• * Lost Murderer, (ss) Leading Western December 1946
• * More Than Half Dead, (nv) Private Detective Stories November 1942
• Private Detective (Canada) February 1944, as by Harold Ruddy
• * Murder in Montana [Sonora Smith], (na) Romantic Western March 1938, as "Hell’s Homesteader", by James A. Lawson
• Speed Western Stories April 1943
• * Murder Postponed, (nv) Super-Detective April 1943
• * Mystery Rider, (nv) Fighting Western December 1946
• * No Cake, (ss) Private Detective Stories July 1943
• * No Silver Handles, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories October 1936, as "Chaste Goddess", by E. Hoffmann Price
• Spicy-Adventure Stories November 1942
• * No Trigger Finger, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories January 1938, as "Dangerous Lady", by Russell Hale
• Spicy Detective Stories December 1942
• * Once Over, Fatally, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories July 1938, as "The Page Turns to Murder", by Robert A. Garron
• Spicy Detective Stories October 1942
• * One Jump Ahead of Hades, (nv) Speed Western Stories February 1944, as by John Stephens
• Speed Western Stories February 1947
• * One More Murder, (nv) Super-Detective November 1942
• * Outlaw Preferred, (ss) Spicy Western Stories March 1937, as "Rider from Hell", by Stuart Adams
• Spicy Western Stories November 1942
• * Out of the Old War Bag, (ss) Speed Western Stories October 1943
• * Photo Finish, (ss) Private Detective Stories March 1943
• * Pretty Corpse, (ss) Private Detective Stories January 1939, as "Double-Cross Bait", by Jerome Severs Perry
• Spicy Detective Stories November 1942
• * The Price of Victory, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories July 1937, as "Judgment of the Ghost God", by C. A. M. Donne
• Spicy-Adventure Stories December 1942
• * A Range for Fighting, (ss) Spicy Western Stories November 1940, as "Redheaded Hellion", by Laurence Donovan
• Fighting Western February 1947
• * Red Points to Murder, (ss) Private Detective Stories January 1946
• * Return of Terror, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories September 1935, as "Passion Before Death", by Arthur Wallace
• Speed Mystery January 1943
• * Revenge by Proxy [Wild Bill Clanton], (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories June 1936, as "Desert Blood", by Sam Walser
• Spicy-Adventure Stories September 1942
• * Spot for a Shamus, (ss) Super-Detective May 1947
• * To Keep the Record Clear, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories January 1938, as "Murder Without Memories", by C. A. M. Donne
• Super-Detective December 1942
• * Torchbearer, (ss) Six-Gun Western October 1946
• * A Trail for the Strong [Sonora Smith], (na) Romantic Western November 1938, as "Red Range Referee", by James A. Lawson
• Speed Western Stories December 1943
• * Turn About, (nv) Private Detective Stories February 1943