The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 3187

Terhune, Albert Payson (chron.) (continued)
• * The Throwback, (ss) The Country Gentleman September 29 1917
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #72, March 1918
• * The Thunder-Stealer, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine June 1919
• * Tidy Emotions, (ss) The Green Book Magazine May 1919
• * The Tiger’s Claw, (sl) The Country Gentleman Dec 9, Dec 16, Dec 23, Dec 30 1922
• * Time and Chance, (ss) The Red Book Magazine March 1924
• * Time, Chance, and a Dog, (ss) Argosy July 14 1934
• * Tom Sails, (ss) Harper’s Bazar December 1925
• * To the Rescue, (ss) The Delineator April 1926
• Romance October 1926
• The World’s Greatest Stories August 1929
• * To the Winner of Gray Dawn Jr., (ar) Boys’ Life September 1927
• * The Tracker [Lad], (ss) The Ladies’ Home Journal December 1921
• The Premier Magazine #130, December 27 1921
• * The Trap, (ss) The Elks Magazine December 1922
• * Trapped [Wolf, Son of Lad], (ss) Good Housekeeping May 1924
• * Treasure, (sl) The Country Gentleman Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1925, Jan 1926
• * The Treasure Jar, (ss) Adventure March 1914
• * The Treasure Juggler [Logan Kirby], (ss) The Popular Magazine March 20 1916
• * The Treasure of Sulieman, (na) The Premier Magazine #2, June 1914
• The Red Magazine Nov, Dec 1934
• * Treasure-Trove, (nv) The Premier Magazine #67, August 1 1919
• * Treve and the Heathen Chinese, (ss) The Country Gentleman September 8 1923
• * Treve’s Adventures:
  * ___ I: Thirst, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) May 1924
  * ___ II: The Killer, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) June 1924
  * ___ III: Theft and Untheft, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) July 1924
  * ___ IV: In the Hands of the Enemy, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) August 1924
  * ___ V: His Mate, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) September 1924; not the same as the story of the same name in the January 1916 issue of The Red Book Magazine.
  * ___ VI: The Parting of the Ways, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) October 1924
• * “The Trouble Hunter”, (sl) The Argosy Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1913
• * The Truant Husband, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1920
• * The True Romance, (ss) The Delineator November 1926
• The Strand Magazine January 1929
• * The Truth About What Dogs Can Do, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine December 1920
• * Turks and “Tommers”, (ss) The All-Story Magazine October 1910
• The All-Story Magazine (UK) October 1910
• * Turning the Trick, (ss) The Premier Magazine #31, November 1916
• The Red Magazine April 1936
• * The Turnkey, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1914
• The Story-teller June 1914
• * The Twenty-Four-Hour Croesus, (ss) The Cavalier January 1910
• * The Twenty-Four-Hour Millionaire, (ss) The Premier Magazine #8, October 1923, as by Stephen Dirck
• * Twice-Over, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1919
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #103, October 1920
• * The Unbaited Trap, (ss) The Red Book Magazine December 1915
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #49, April 1916
• * Under Fire, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) June 1922
• * The Unknown, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1917
• The Story-teller April 1917
• * The Unmarrying of Veeder, (ss) The Red Book Magazine December 1919
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #114, September 1921
• * Uphill, All the Way, (ss) The Country Gentleman October 1932
• * The Valley Girl, (sl) Collier’s Dec 17, Dec 24, Dec 31 1927, Jan 7, Jan 14, Jan 21, Jan 28, Feb 4, Feb 11, Feb 18 1928
• * The Vamp, (ss) The Elks Magazine July 1924
• * The Vanishing Man, (nv) Top-Notch August 1 1912
• * The Varmint [Lad], (ss) The Red Book Magazine March 1929
• * “The Very Strong Man, Kwasind”, (ss) The Elks Magazine May 1931
• * Vivisection, (ss) The Country Gentleman October 16 1920
• * The Wallflower, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 1 1919
• * Want to Buy a Dog, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 9 1927
• * The “War Bridegroom”, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine July 1916
• * The War Dog [Bruce, the War Dog], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine December 1918
• * The Watcher in the Hall, (nv) Top-Notch July 1 1911
• * Watchful Wasting, (ss) The Popular Magazine August 7 1921
• * The Ways of a Dog with a Man, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal September 1919
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #94, January 1920
• * The Weather Juggler, (ss) Top-Notch October 15 1911
• * The Welcher, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1916
• The Premier Magazine #34, February 1917
• The Red Magazine January 1937
• * The Werewolf [Bruce, the War Dog], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine March 1919
• * We Strive to Please, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1919
• * What College Did to Me, (hu) College Humor November 1925
• * What We Two Dogs Did (with Lillian Gatlin), (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal September 1919
• * What Your Dog Can Do, (ar) The Captain #266, May 1921
• * When Eyes Were No Use [Bruce, the War Dog], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine January 1919
• The Blue Book Magazine December 1945
• * When Greek Meets Greek, (ss) The Premier Magazine #68, mid August 1919
• * When He Came Home [Cash Wyble], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post March 8 1919
• The New Magazine (UK) March 1924
• * When Liberty Was Born, (sl) The Argosy Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1910
• * When Luck Took a Hand, (ss) The Scrap Book August 1911
• * When Man Meets Man, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine January 1 1914
• * When Nothing Happened, (ss) The Story-teller June 1922
• * When the Devil Was Sick, (ss) The Green Book Magazine March 1917
• The Story-teller June 1917
• * When the Gate Was Open, (ss) The Cavalier October 18 1913
• The New Magazine (UK) October 1922
• * The Whiffet, (ss) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #121, April 1922
• * While the City Celebrated, (nv) Top-Notch Magazine September 15 1916
• * The Whisperer [Lad], (ss) The Red Book Magazine October 1928
• * The White Boy, (ss) The Smart Set July 1914
• * The White Way, (sl) The Green Book Magazine Nov, Dec 1917, Jan 1918
• * Whose Collie?, (ss) Boys’ Life November 1924
• * Whose Wife?, (ss) The Red Book Magazine October 1913
• * Who Wrote This? Mysterious Blue Paper, (vi) The Saturday Review of Literature October 25 1941
• Suspense Stories ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Dell, 1945, as "The Blue Paper"
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Fireside Book of Suspense ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Simon & Schuster, 1947, as "The Blue Paper"
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents: 14 Suspense Stories to Play Russian Roulette By ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Dell, 1964, as "The Blue Paper"
• * Why He Does It, (ss) The Premier Magazine #141, May 30 1922
• * Why I Like Dogs, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine September 1919
• * The Why of the Dog, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal December 1920
• * The Wife from Yesterday, (ss) The Red Book Magazine January 1919
• The Story-teller March 1919
• * The Wife of the Failure, (ss) The Red Book Magazine August 1914
• * The Wildcat, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 19 1918
• * Wild Oats, (ss) The Premier Magazine #10, February 1915
• The Red Magazine April 1934
• * The Winner, (ss) The Smart Set December 1913
• The Blue Book Magazine August 1919
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #104, November 1920
• The Story-teller August 1931
• * The Wish Fairy’s Work, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1917
• * With Muffled Lance, (nv) Top-Notch September 1 1912
• * With Sealed Lips, (n.) The Argosy Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1908
• * Wolf’s Off Day [Wolf, Son of Lad], (ss) Good Housekeeping March 1924
• * Wolf, Son of Lad, Saves His Friends [Wolf, Son of Lad], (ss) Good Housekeeping April 1924
• * The Woman at Mignettes, (ss) The Premier Magazine #21, November 1924
• * The Woman of Experience, (ss) Cosmopolitan December 1921
• * A Woman’s “Past”, (ss) The Red Book Magazine November 1914
• * The Woman Tamers:
  * ___ 1. Lord Byron, (ar) The Green Book Magazine February 1918
  * ___ 2. Napoleon Bonaparte, (ar) The Green Book Magazine March 1918
  * ___ 3. Jonathan Swift, (ar) The Green Book Magazine April 1918
  * ___ 4. Alexander Dumas, (ar) The Green Book Magazine May 1918
  * ___ 5. Marshal Saxe, (ar) The Green Book Magazine June 1918
  * ___ 6. Frederic Chopin—Invalid Heart-Breaker, (ar) The Green Book Magazine July 1918
• * The World Upside Down, (nv) The Cavalier March 1910
• * “The Writer-Upward”, (ss) The Premier Magazine #140, May 16 1922
• The Popular Magazine May 20 1922
• O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1922, Doubleday, Page & Company, 1923
• * Write with Simplicity, (ar) Writer’s Year Book 1931
• * The Yankee Killer, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 7 1922
• * Yas-Suh, ’At’s ’Er Dog! (with Bozeman Bulger), (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 10 1920
• * The Years of the Locust, (sl) The Green Book Magazine Nov, Dec 1915, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1916
• * You Never Can Tell, (ss) The Premier Magazine #38, April 1926
• * Young People: They Are Hell Bent, (ar) The American Magazine June 1928
• * Your Pup’s Education, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 19 1927
• * “Youth Will Be Served!”, (ss) Harper’s Bazar January 1921
_____, [ref.]
• * All About A. P. Terhune by Camille Cazedessus & Bill Garwood, et al., (bg) Pulpdom #39, June 2004
• * Talks with Ainslee’s Readers by The Editor(s), (ed) Ainslee’s February 1915

[]Terhune, Anice (Morris) [née Stockton] (1873-1964) (about) (chron.)
• * Agnes Surriage: The New England Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s September 1921
• * Aspasia: Wonder Woman of Athens, (bg) Ainslee’s April 1919
• * Beau Brummel: “The Last of the Dandies”, (bg) Ainslee’s November 1922
• * Beaumarchais: The Genius Who Mended Watches and Broken Hearts, (bg) Ainslee’s February 1922
• * Belle Boyd: The Civil War Circe, (bg) Ainslee’s November 1921
• * Betty Linley: The Maid of Bath, (bg) Ainslee’s September 1918
• * Bianca Capello: The Detestable Bianca, (bg) Ainslee’s May 1919
• * Casanova: The Charlatan-Heartbreaker, (bg) Ainslee’s August 1922
• * Catherine II. Of Russia: The “Messalina of the Eighteenth Century”, (bg) Ainslee’s January 1919
• * Catherine I. of Russia: The Kitchen Maid Who Became an Empress, (bg) Ainslee’s March 1918
• * Chateaubriand: The Inconstant, (bg) Ainslee’s April 1922
• * Chopin, (bg) Ainslee’s October 1922
• * Christina of Sweden: The Queen Who Would Be a King, (bg) Ainslee’s April 1918
• * The Coat of Dawn, (ss) The Popular Magazine April 20/May 7 1920
• The Giant Book of Classic Dog Stories ed. Wayne Lewis & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2014
• * Countess Potocka: The Ragamuffin Enchantress, (bg) Ainslee’s April 1920
• * David Garrick: The Actor-Heartbreaker, (bg) Ainslee’s July 1922
• * Draga Lunjewitza: The Servian Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s November 1920
• * Duchess de Polignac: the Throne Breaker, (bg) Ainslee’s May 1918
• * Elizabeth Chudleigh: The Merry Duchess, (bg) Ainslee’s June 1918
• * Faustina: The Siren Who Became a Goddess, (bg) Ainslee’s November 1919
• * Flora Macdonald: The Highland Heroine, (bg) Ainslee’s July 1921
• * Flyer in Pearls, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly October 1930
• * Frances Howard: The Wicked Countess of Somerset, (bg) Ainslee’s March 1919
• * François, Seigneur de Bassompierre: The Man of Six Thousand Love Letters, (bg) Ainslee’s June 1922
• * Franz Liszt: Adored of Countless Women, (bg) Ainslee’s March 1922
• * George Anne Bellamy: The Fallen Angel, (bg) Ainslee’s December 1921
• * Ginevra Amieri: The “Ghost” Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s September 1920
• * Giulia Grisi: The Wild Cat with the Golden Voice, (bg) Ainslee’s September 1919
• * The Guest of Honor, (ss) McCall’s Magazine May 1923
• * “Handsome Jack” Churchill: The Penniless Lad Who Became a Duke, (bg) Ainslee’s January 1922
• * Hortense Mancini: The Butterfly Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s February 1919
• * The Hunch, (ss) The Popular Magazine May 20 1920
• * Isabella D’Este: The Golden Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s May 1921
• * John Wilkes, (bg) Ainslee’s May 1922
• * A Kick in the Ribs, (ss) Smith’s Magazine January 1920
• * King of Hearts, (ss) The Premier Magazine #155, December 12 1922
• * Kings of Hearts:
  * ___ Beau Brummel: “The Last of the Dandies”, (bg) Ainslee’s November 1922
  * ___ Beaumarchais: The Genius Who Mended Watches and Broken Hearts, (bg) Ainslee’s February 1922
  * ___ Casanova: The Charlatan-Heartbreaker, (bg) Ainslee’s August 1922
  * ___ Chateaubriand: The Inconstant, (bg) Ainslee’s April 1922
  * ___ Chopin, (bg) Ainslee’s October 1922
  * ___ David Garrick: The Actor-Heartbreaker, (bg) Ainslee’s July 1922
  * ___ François, Seigneur de Bassompierre: The Man of Six Thousand Love Letters, (bg) Ainslee’s June 1922
  * ___ Franz Liszt: Adored of Countless Women, (bg) Ainslee’s March 1922
  * ___ “Handsome Jack” Churchill: The Penniless Lad Who Became a Duke, (bg) Ainslee’s January 1922
  * ___ John Wilkes, (bg) Ainslee’s May 1922
  * ___ Lord Byron: The Club-Footed Heartbreaker, (bg) Ainslee’s December 1922
  * ___ Marshal Saxe: The Hercules Heart-Render, (bg) Ainslee’s September 1922
• * Lady Caroline Lamb: “The Mad Enchantress”, (bg) Ainslee’s February 1921
• * Lady Hester Stanhope: The “Veiled Prophetess” Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s February 1918
• * Lady Morgan: “The Wild Irish Girl”, (bg) Ainslee’s June/July 1920
• * Lais: Lioness Siren of Greece, (bg) Ainslee’s June 1919
• * Lord Byron: The Club-Footed Heartbreaker, (bg) Ainslee’s December 1922
• * Louise de Querouailles: Sweetheart of Two Kings, (bg) Ainslee’s December 1918
• * Louise of Stolberg: The Wild-Rose Child, (bg) Ainslee’s July 1919
• * Mabel Paul: The Siren of South Africa, (bg) Ainslee’s June 1921
• * Madame de Maintenon: “The Prison-Born Enchantress”, (bg) Ainslee’s March 1921
• * Madame Malibran: The Golden-Voiced Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s August 1921
• * Margurite de Valois: The Adored of Every Man but One, (bg) Ainslee’s March 1920
• * Maria Fitzherbert: Left-Hand “Queen of England”, (bg) Ainslee’s May 1920
• * Marion Delorme, (ss) The Premier Magazine #126, November 1 1921
• * Marion Delorme: The Semi-Immortal Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s April 1921
• * Marshal Saxe: The Hercules Heart-Render, (bg) Ainslee’s September 1922
• * Mary Anne Clark: The Napoleonette of Finance, (bg) Ainslee’s November 1918
• * Mary Philipse: The Super-Woman Whom Washington Loved, (bg) Ainslee’s January 1921
• * More Super-Women:
  * ___ Agnes Surriage: The New England Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s September 1921
  * ___ Aspasia: Wonder Woman of Athens, (bg) Ainslee’s April 1919
  * ___ Belle Boyd: The Civil War Circe, (bg) Ainslee’s November 1921
  * ___ Betty Linley: The Maid of Bath, (bg) Ainslee’s September 1918
  * ___ Bianca Capello: The Detestable Bianca, (bg) Ainslee’s May 1919
  * ___ Catherine II. Of Russia: The “Messalina of the Eighteenth Century”, (bg) Ainslee’s January 1919
  * ___ Catherine I. of Russia: The Kitchen Maid Who Became an Empress, (bg) Ainslee’s March 1918
  * ___ Christina of Sweden: The Queen Who Would Be a King, (bg) Ainslee’s April 1918
  * ___ Countess Potocka: The Ragamuffin Enchantress, (bg) Ainslee’s April 1920
  * ___ Draga Lunjewitza: The Servian Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s November 1920
  * ___ Duchess de Polignac: the Throne Breaker, (bg) Ainslee’s May 1918
  * ___ Elizabeth Chudleigh: The Merry Duchess, (bg) Ainslee’s June 1918
  * ___ Faustina: The Siren Who Became a Goddess, (bg) Ainslee’s November 1919
  * ___ Flora Macdonald: The Highland Heroine, (bg) Ainslee’s July 1921
  * ___ Frances Howard: The Wicked Countess of Somerset, (bg) Ainslee’s March 1919
  * ___ George Anne Bellamy: The Fallen Angel, (bg) Ainslee’s December 1921
  * ___ Ginevra Amieri: The “Ghost” Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s September 1920
  * ___ Giulia Grisi: The Wild Cat with the Golden Voice, (bg) Ainslee’s September 1919
  * ___ Hortense Mancini: The Butterfly Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s February 1919
  * ___ Isabella D’Este: The Golden Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s May 1921
  * ___ Lady Caroline Lamb: “The Mad Enchantress”, (bg) Ainslee’s February 1921
  * ___ Lady Hester Stanhope: The “Veiled Prophetess” Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s February 1918
  * ___ Lady Morgan: “The Wild Irish Girl”, (bg) Ainslee’s June/July 1920
  * ___ Lais: Lioness Siren of Greece, (bg) Ainslee’s June 1919
  * ___ Louise de Querouailles: Sweetheart of Two Kings, (bg) Ainslee’s December 1918
  * ___ Louise of Stolberg: The Wild-Rose Child, (bg) Ainslee’s July 1919
  * ___ Mabel Paul: The Siren of South Africa, (bg) Ainslee’s June 1921
  * ___ Madame de Maintenon: “The Prison-Born Enchantress”, (bg) Ainslee’s March 1921
  * ___ Madame Malibran: The Golden-Voiced Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s August 1921
  * ___ Margurite de Valois: The Adored of Every Man but One, (bg) Ainslee’s March 1920
  * ___ Maria Fitzherbert: Left-Hand “Queen of England”, (bg) Ainslee’s May 1920
  * ___ Marion Delorme: The Semi-Immortal Siren, (bg) Ainslee’s April 1921
  * ___ Mary Anne Clark: The Napoleonette of Finance, (bg) Ainslee’s November 1918
  * ___ Mary Philipse: The Super-Woman Whom Washington Loved, (bg) Ainslee’s January 1921
  * ___ Mrs. Blennerhasset: The Siren of the Enchanted Isle, (bg) Ainslee’s February 1920
  * ___ Pauline Borghese: Queen of Gewgaws, (bg) Ainslee’s October 1918
  * ___ Peggy O’Neill: “The Pompadour of America”, (bg) Ainslee’s December 1920
  * ___ Peggy Shippen: The Cleopatra of the Revolution, (bg) Ainslee’s August 1918
  * ___ Sarah Wilson: Queen of Humbugs, (bg) Ainslee’s October 1921
  * ___ Sophie Arnould: Queen of Hearts and of Opera, (bg) Ainslee’s July 1918
  * ___ Sophie of Celle: “The Queen of Tears”, (bg) Ainslee’s October 1920
  * ___ Theodora: The Circus Girl Who Ruled the World, (bg) Ainslee’s January 1920
  * ___ Therésè Humber: Of the $20,000,000 Mystery, (bg) Ainslee’s December 1919
  * ___ Tullia d’Aragona: The Siren of the Yellow Veil, (bg) Ainslee’s October 1919
  * ___ Tzu Hsi: The Tiger Empress of China, (bg) Ainslee’s August 1919
  * ___ Vlasta: Last of the Amazons, (bg) Ainslee’s August 1920
• * Mrs. Blennerhasset: The Siren of the Enchanted Isle, (bg) Ainslee’s February 1920
• * The Mutt, (ss) The Premier Magazine #114, May 20 1921
• The Country Gentleman August 13 1921
• * Pauline Borghese: Queen of Gewgaws, (bg) Ainslee’s October 1918
• * The Pearls of Eve, (ss) The New London Magazine #6, April 1931
• * Peggy O’Neill: “The Pompadour of America”, (bg) Ainslee’s December 1920
• * Peggy Shippen: The Cleopatra of the Revolution, (bg) Ainslee’s August 1918
• * The Plunderer, (ss) Argosy Allstory Weekly September 4 1920
• * A Real American Composer, (ar) The Green Book Magazine November 1916
• * Revolt, (ss) Good Housekeeping February 1929
• * Sarah Wilson: Queen of Humbugs, (bg) Ainslee’s October 1921
• * The Sins of the Fathers, (ss) Telling Tales August 1919
• The Premier Magazine #78, January 2 1920
• * Sophie Arnould: Queen of Hearts and of Opera, (bg) Ainslee’s July 1918
• * Sophie of Celle: “The Queen of Tears”, (bg) Ainslee’s October 1920
• * Theodora: The Circus Girl Who Ruled the World, (bg) Ainslee’s January 1920
• * Therésè Humber: Of the $20,000,000 Mystery, (bg) Ainslee’s December 1919
• * Thérèse Humbert, (ss) The Premier Magazine #95, August 27 1920
• * The Tracker, (ss) Argosy Allstory Weekly October 23 1920
• The Novel Magazine February 1921
• * Tullia d’Aragona: The Siren of the Yellow Veil, (bg) Ainslee’s October 1919
• * Tzu Hsi: The Tiger Empress of China, (bg) Ainslee’s August 1919
• * Vlasta: Last of the Amazons, (bg) Ainslee’s August 1920

[]Terhune, Chang (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Wrong Shoes, (ss) Trust & Treachery ed. Day Al-Mohamed & Meriah Crawford, Dark Quest, 2014

[]Terhune, Elizabeth A. (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Teenage Neurogenesis, (vi) Daily Science Fiction October 14 2020

[]Terhune, Everit Bogert (1876-1956) (chron.)
• * Allons! Babet, (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine April 1901
• * At the Table-Triolet, (pm) National Magazine December 1900
• * Budapest, a Modern City, (ar) National Magazine March 1900
• * Familiarity, (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine April 1901
• * Lament del Gitano, (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine February 1901
• * S’Il Vous Plait, (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine April 1901
• * Triolet, (pm) National Magazine August 1900
• Blue Pencil Magazine December 1900
• * Triolet: “Fra Simian”, (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine November 1901
• * Two Mules at the Wine Shop Door, (ar) National Magazine May 1900
• * When Phyllis Goes Away, (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine November 1901
_____, [ref.]
• * untitled (“The prince of Boston’s Bohemia”), (bg) Blue Pencil Magazine November 1901, uncredited.

[]Terhune, Mary Virginia Hawes (1830-1922); used pseudonym Marion Harland (about) (chron.)
• * Are New York Club-Women Shallow?, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion August 1906, as by Marion Harland
• * “As a Dream When One Awaketh”, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine July 1900, as by Marion Harland
• * Beef-Tea, (ar) St. Nicholas March 1876, as by Marion Harland
• * The Black Sheep, (sl) Godey’s Lady’s Book January 1861, as by Marion Harland
• * Bread Sponge and Breakfast Breads, (ar) Wide Awake January 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * Breakfast Breads, (ar) Wide Awake February 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * Breakfast Dishes, (ar) Wide Awake April 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * Broiled Chicken, (ar) St. Nicholas July 1876, as by Marion Harland
• * The Brown Opal, (sl) The People’s Home Journal Jan, Feb 1890, as by Marion Harland
• * Cake-Making, (ar) Wide Awake October 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * Cookery for Beginners:
  * ___ I. Home-made Yeast, (ar) Wide Awake December 1882, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ II. Bread Sponge and Breakfast Breads, (ar) Wide Awake January 1883, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ III. Breakfast Breads, (ar) Wide Awake February 1883, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ IV. Eggs, (ar) Wide Awake March 1883, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ V. Breakfast Dishes, (ar) Wide Awake April 1883, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ VI. What to Do with “Left-Overs”, (ar) Wide Awake May 1883, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ VII. Dinner Dishes, (ar) Wide Awake June 1883, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ VIII. Meats, (ar) Wide Awake July 1883, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ IX. Vegetables, (ar) Wide Awake August 1883, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ X. Desserts, (ar) Wide Awake September 1883, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ XI. Cake-Making, (ar) Wide Awake October 1883, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ XII. Jellies, Creams and Other Fancy Dishes for Tea and Luncheon or Supper-Parties, (ar) Wide Awake November 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * Cub, (ss)
• Companions of Our Youth: Stories by Women for Young People’s Magazines 1865-1900 ed. Jane Benardete & Phyllis Moe, Frederick Ungar Publishing Co., 1980
• * Desserts, (ar) Wide Awake September 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * Dinner Dishes, (ar) Wide Awake June 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * Eggs, (ar) Wide Awake March 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * Empress Josephine at Malmaison, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion August 1909, as by Marion Harland
• * For Naught, (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book August 1871, as by Marion Harland
• * Frosting, (ar) St. Nicholas May 1876, as by Marion Harland
• * The Grain of Mustard Seed, (ss) Harper’s Bazar May 1913, as by Marion Harland
• * Haunted, (ss) The Golden Argosy August 8 1885, as by Marion Harland
• * Home-made Yeast, (ar) Wide Awake December 1882, as by Marion Harland
• * How Young Married Folk Should Finance, (ar) The Home Magazine, as by Marion Harland
• The Busy Man’s Magazine April 1908, as by Marion Harland
• * Ice Cream, (ar) St. Nicholas August 1876, as by Marion Harland
• * Jane Wood’s Opportunity, (ss) The Illustrated Home Guest August 1893, as by Marion Harland
• * Jellies, Creams and Other Fancy Dishes for Tea and Luncheon or Supper-Parties, (ar) Wide Awake November 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * Judith: A Chronicle of Old Virginia, (sl) The Continent #83, September 5 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * King Charles the First, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion January 1910, as by Marion Harland
• * “Little Boy Blue”, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion September 1909, as by Marion Harland
• * Little Housekeepers’ Page:
  * ___ Beef-Tea, (cl) St. Nicholas March 1876, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ Broiled Chicken, (cl) St. Nicholas July 1876, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ Frosting, (cl) St. Nicholas May 1876, as by Marion Harland
  * ___ Ice Cream, (cl) St. Nicholas August 1876, as by Marion Harland
• * Little Housekeepers Page (Wine, or Cider Jelly), (cl) St. Nicholas November 1876, as by Marion Harland
• * Meats, (ar) Wide Awake July 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * Minor Table Manners, (ar) Good Housekeeping November 1909, as by Marion Harland
• * Miss Butterfly, (ss) Wide Awake March 1893, as by Marion Harland
• Companions of Our Youth: Stories by Women for Young People’s Magazines 1865-1900 ed. Jane Benardete & Phyllis Moe, Frederick Ungar Publishing Co., 1980
• * A Modern Hero, (ar) Wide Awake October 1884, as by Marion Harland
• * More Than Kin, (n.) Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine November 1892, as by Marion Harland
• * My Favorite Recipes, (ar) Good Housekeeping December 1914, as by Marion Harland
• * The Mystery of the Little Gray Lady, (ts) from Marion Harland’s Autobiography, Harper & Brothers, 1910, as by Marion Harland
• Ghost Stories August 1928, as by Marion Harland; as told to Annabel Lee
• * Obeying Our Daughters, (ar) The Congregationalist, as by Marion Harland
• The Saturday Evening Post April 23 1898, as by Marion Harland
• * Our Lady of the James, (ar) The Cosmopolitan January 1894, as by Marion Harland
• * Seventeenth of August, 1844, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine August 1903, as by Marion Harland
• * Sir Philip Sidney at Home, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1909, as by Marion Harland
• * A Steerage Evangeline, (ss) Storiettes June 1893, as by Marion Harland
• * Stranger Than Fiction, (ss) Romance December 1892, as by Marion Harland
• * Thou’rt with Me in My Dreams, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine May 1855, as by Marion Harland
• * Vegetables, (ar) Wide Awake August 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * War-Time Evangeline, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine February 1905, as by Marion Harland
• * What to Do with “Left-Overs”, (ar) Wide Awake May 1883, as by Marion Harland
• * The Woman with the Suds, (ss) Crampton’s Magazine October 1900, as by Marion Harland

[]teri.zin; pseudonym of Zin E. Rocklyn (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * My Genre Makes a Monster of Me, (ar) Uncanny Magazine #24, September/October 2018

[]Terkel, Studs; [born Louis Terkel] (1912-2008) (chron.)
• * The American Dream, (ar) Penthouse (US) October 1980
• * Pounding a Nail, (iv) Granta #90, Summer 2005
• * Working, (ex) Pantheon, 1972
• Argosy August 1974
_____, [ref.]
• * Studs Terkel by Abe Peck, (iv) Penthouse (US) March 1975

[]Terl, Matt (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * What You Want Before You Know It, (vi) Baffling Magazine #10, January 2023

[]Terlson, Craig (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Jump Cut, (ss) Mystery Weekly May 2018
• * See the Signs, (ss) Guilty Crime Story Magazine #4, Spring 2022

[]Termined, D. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Michael “Don’t Call Me No Stinkin’ Independent” DiPaolo: Founder of Black Cat Cinema, (iv) A DemonMinds Halloween 2008 ed. J. P. Moore, DemonMinds, 2008 [Ref. Michael DiPaolo]

[]Terminiello, Fran (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Aswang, (ss) Asian Monsters ed. Margrét Helgadóttir, Fox Spirit Books, 2016
• * The Turn of a Wheel, (ss) Fight Like a Girl ed. Roz Clarke & Joanne Hall, Kristell Ink, 2016

[]Tern, Clive (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * geefourdotalpha, (ss) Shoreline of Infinity #4, Summer 2016
• * Reading Together, (vi) Daily Science Fiction September 7 2016

[]Tern, Val. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Lucky Well at Passy, (ss) Short Stories December 1899; translated by Wade Manning

[]Ternan, John York (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Brown Moth, (na) The All-Story May 1912
• The All-Story (UK) May 1912

[]Ternent, George (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * A Football Tragedy, (hu) The Novel Magazine April 1930
• * Impatience Rewarded, (il) The Windsor Magazine November 1938
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Novel Magazine December 1932
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Windsor Magazine #492 Dec 1935, #494 Feb 1936, Jul 1939

[]Ternent, James George (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Took Him for a Farmer, (ss) The Busy Man’s Magazine April 1908

[]Ternes, Alan (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Do We Need More Forest Fires?, (ar) True #400, September 1970

[]Terns, John Bernard (chron.)
• * Five Per Cent, (ss) Water Way Tales: The Magazine of the Great Lakes 1921

[]Teros, A. P. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Long-Sought Flying Machine, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine April 1898

[]Terpiloff, Anthony (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Space: 1999—The Infernal Machine (with Elizabeth Barrows), (pl) Futura, 1975
• Reader’s Digest Science Fiction Top-Picks ed. Judith Hatch, Reader's Digest Services, 1977

[]Terpning, Howard (A.) (1927- ) (about) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Redbook Sep 1958, Apr 1963, Jan 1964
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cosmopolitan May 1963, Nov 1966
• * [illustration(s)], (il) McCall’s Jun, Jul, Aug 1963, Sep, Oct 1964, Feb, Mar 1965, Feb 1966
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Ladies’ Home Journal Jul 1965, Jan, Jun 1966
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cowboy Magazine Winter 1991
_____, [ref.]
• * The American Academy of Art by Aron Gagliardo, (ar) Illustration #27, Summer 2009

[]Terpstra, John (chron.)
• * Ceremony, (pm) Dream Catcher #9, Summer 2001
• * Giants, (pm) Dream Catcher #9, Summer 2001

[]Terr, Irma (1916-?) (chron.)
• * Only Love Me, (ss)
• New Voices: American Writing Today ed. Don M. Wolfe, Perma Books, 1953

[]Terra, Jim (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * More on Sondar, (ss) Amra v2 #57, 1972

[]Terra, John (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
• * Cry Havoc, (na) Mysterious Cairo ed. Ed Stark, West End Games, 1992

[]Terra, Richard Patrick (1960-2006) (chron.)
• * The Best Japanese Science Fiction Stories, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #22, June 1990 [Ref. John L. Apostolou & Martin H. Greenberg]
• * Chung Kuo: The Middle Kingdom, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #28, December 1990 [Ref. David Wingrove]
• * Crystals and Laser Chips: The Coming Optical Computer Revolution, (ar) Science Fiction Review #3, Autumn 1990
• * Dayworld Breakup, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #29, January 1991 [Ref. Philip José Farmer]
• * Eden, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #20, April 1990 [Ref. Stanislaw Lem]
• * I Land in the Net; or, The Ghosts of the Grand Books: A Consideration of Summertide by Charles Sheffield, (ar) The New York Review of Science Fiction #34, June 1991 [Ref. Charles Sheffield]
• * In the Country of Last Things, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #18, February 1990 [Ref. Paul Auster]
• * Islands in the Sky: Human Exploration and Settlement of the Oort Cloud, (ar) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact June 1991
• * Moscow 2042, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #31, March 1991 [Ref. Vladimir Voinovich]
• * No Return, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #31, March 1991 [Ref. Alexander Kabakov]
• * Orphia’s Delayed Second Issue, (ar) The New York Review of Science Fiction #27, November 1990
• * Orphia: Slavonic Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine, (lr) The New York Review of Science Fiction #23, July 1990
• * Peace on Earth, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #82, June 1995 [Ref. Stanislaw Lem]
• * Queen City Jazz, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #90, February 1996 [Ref. Kathleen Ann Goonan]
• * Read This: Recently Read and Recommended, (ms) The New York Review of Science Fiction #90, February 1996
• * Science Fiction from China, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #22, June 1990 [Ref. Patrick Murphy & Wu Dingbo]
• * Shades of Rose and Red: Nostalgic and Visionary Images of the Human Exploration of Mars, (ar) The New York Review of Science Fiction #54, February 1993
• * Strategies of Fantasy, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #55, March 1993 [Ref. Brian Attebery]
• * The Weird Tale, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #26, October 1990 [Ref. S. T. Joshi]
• * A Woman of the Iron People, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #41, January 1992 [Ref. Eleanor Arnason]
• * Working Molecules: Progress Toward Nanotechnology, (ar) Analog Science Fiction and Fact October 1993
• * [letter], (lt) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact November 1985

[]Terrace, Franklin (chron.)
• * Double Standard, (ss) 10 Story Book November 1930

[]Terrade, Albert (chron.)
• * La Pipe, (ss) The Smart Set January 1919

[]Terra Firma; pseudonym (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Epistle to an Editor, (vi) Focus #24, June/July 1993
• * Inspiration?, (vi) Focus #26, June/July 1994

[]Terraine, Lucy (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * By Heart, (ss) Today’s Love Stories December 1957
• * Fate Takes a Hand, (ss) Ideal Love Stories September 1956
• * Girl in Love, (ss) Gay Love Stories September 1958
• * Midge Takes a Chance, (ss) Ideal Love Stories January 1958
• * Miss Muffet, (ss) Today’s Love Stories December 1956
• * Pickup, (ss) Today’s Love Stories August 1958
• * She Had to Tell Him, (ss) Today’s Love Stories June 1957
• * Swift as Dreams, (ss) Ideal Love Stories January 1955
• * The Winning of Carly, (ss) Ideal Love Stories May 1956

[]Terrall, Robert (1914-2009); used pseudonym Robert Kyle (chron.)
• * All for the Love of Cynthia, (ss) Cosmopolitan December 1949
• * Anyone for Tennyson, (vi) Bred Any Good Rooks Lately? ed. James Charlton, Doubleday, 1986
• * Armed, Dangerous [Mike Shayne], (n.) Dell, 1966, as by Brett Halliday
• Argosy July 1966, as by Brett Halliday
• * The Death of Dan Foley, (ss) Fling January 1963, as by Robert Kyle
• * Diamonds for a Lady [Mike Shayne], (n.) Dodd, Mead, August 1958, as Fit to Kill, by Brett Halliday
• Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine August 1958, as by Brett Halliday
• * Doctor’s Car, (ss) Good Housekeeping December 1949
• * The Empty Trap, (ss) The Elks Magazine 1948
• G-Men Detective Winter 1952
• * Guilty as Hell [Mike Shayne], (n.) Dell, 1967, as by Brett Halliday
• Argosy April 1967, as by Brett Halliday
• * Madam Is Dead, (n.) Dell, 1947
• Two Complete Detective Books #58, September 1949
• * The Magic Ends at Midnight, (ss) Fantastic July/August 1953
• * Murder by Law, (na) Cosmopolitan November 1953, as by Robert Kyle
• * Murder in Haste [Mike Shayne], (n.) Torquil Publishers, 1961, as by Brett Halliday
• Argosy March 1961, as by Brett Halliday
• * Murder Spins the Wheel [Mike Shayne], (n.) Dell, 1966, as by Brett Halliday
• Argosy January 1966, as by Brett Halliday
• * The Redheaded Juror, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post August 26 1950
• * Target: Mike Shayne [Mike Shayne], (na) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine April 1959, as by Brett Halliday
• Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine April 1977, as by Brett Halliday
• * That Susceptible Age, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 5 1955
• * Violence in the Sun [Mike Shayne], (na) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine January 1960, as by Brett Halliday
• * [cartoon(s)] (with Charles H. Dennis, Hic, Abdenoor Kander, Art Lutner, Bill Ward & Bill Wenzel), (ct) Adam Bedside Reader #9, 1962, as by Charles H. Dennis, Hic, Abdenoor Kander, Robert Kyle, J. Lark, Art Lutner, Bill Ward & Bill Wenzel

[]Terran, Chris (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) E-scape December 1995

[]Terrance, Betty (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Wrong Girl, (ss) Gay Love Stories January 1960

[]Terranova, Céline (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * Sealed Bid, (ss) The Kyanite Press September/October 2018

[]Terranova, Elaine (chron.)
• * Alcestis, (pm) Ploughshares Spring 1979
• * Consensual Reflex, (pm) Ploughshares Spring 2009
• * Hummingbird, (pm) Ploughshares Spring 2009
• * Summer in Bodines, (pm) Ploughshares Spring 1979
• * The Walk to the Castle, (pm) Ploughshares Spring 1979

[]Terre, Ella (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * My Fiancee, (ss) Short Stories August 1894

[]Terrell, A. W. (chron.)
• * An Interview with Sulton Abdul Hamid, (iv) The Century Magazine November 1897

[]Terrell, Charlie (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Sabra, (cv) Albedo One #44, 2013

[]Terrell, Clyde (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Gun Gold, (ss) Two-Gun Western April/May 1937

[]Terrell, Dale (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Solid Black, (ss) Morpheus Tales #28, January 2016

[]Terrell, Dean (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * The Winning Ticket, (ss) Murderous Intent Winter 1999

[]Terrell, Dorothy à Beckett (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * The Better Part, (ss) The British Girl’s Annual 1911, 1911
• * The Caretaker, (ss) The British Girl’s Annual 1916, 1915
• * A Cheerful Companion, (ss) The British Girl’s Annual 1912, 1912
• * The Courage of a Coward, (ss) The British Girl’s Annual 1913, 1913
• * The Greatness of Gwen, (ss) The British Girl’s Annual 1910, 1910
• * Nixie’s Word, (ss) The British Girl’s Annual 1916, 1915
• * “The One Who Wasn’t Roddy”, (nv) Temple Bar September 1902
• * A Toy Tragedy, (ss) The British Girl’s Annual 1914, 1914

[]Terrell, Elizabeth (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Moon King’s Question, (vi) 1925
• Fantasy and Terror #1, 1984

[]Terrell, Elizabeth (fl. 2000s-2010s); used pseudonym Jaden Terrell (chron.)
• * Racing the Devil, (ex) Permanent Press, 2012, as by Jaden Terrell
• Suspense Magazine January 2012, as by Jaden Terrell

[]Terrell, Emma S. (chron.)
• * The Lone Eagle Quilt, (ar) Successful Farming January 1929

[]Terrell, Eve (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Please Pass the Kisses, (ss) All-Story Love March 15 1940

[]Terrell, G. K. (chron.)
• * [frontispiece], (fp) Atalanta December 1888

[]Terrell, Gai (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Silver Service Blues (with William W. Johnstone), (ar) HQ December 1964 [Ref. Horace Silver], as by William Mason & Gai Terrell

[]Terrell, Heather (Benedict) (1969- ) (about) (chron.)
• * The Books of Eve: The Testing, (ex) Soho Press, October 29 2013, as "Relic"
• Soho Teen Sampler: Fall 2013, Soho Press, 2013
• * Relic, (ex) Soho Press, October 29 2013
• Soho Teen Sampler: Fall 2013, Soho Press, 2013, as "The Books of Eve: The Testing"

[]Terrell, Henry (fl. 1870s-1880s) (chron.)
• * August Noonday, (pm) Lippincott’s Magazine of Popular Literature and Science August 1879
• * Cor Cordium. P.B.S., (pm) Scribner’s Monthly January 1880
• * A Literary Success, (??) The Century Magazine February 1882

[]Terrell, Hope (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Pieces of Me, (vi) Daily Science Fiction December 19 2017

[]Terrell, Jaden; pseudonym of Elizabeth Terrell (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Racing the Devil, (ex) Permanent Press, 2012
• Suspense Magazine January 2012

[]Terrell, Jess (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Fiction House’s King of the Jungle [Ki-Gor], (ar) The Pulpster #31, 2022
• * A Hero for a New Generation, (ar) The Pulpster #32, 2023
• * May the Pulps Be with You, (ar) The Pulpster #28, 2019
• * Queen for a Single Pulp [Sheena], (ar) The Pulpster #31, 2022
• * Swinging Through the “Jungle Stories”, (bi) The Pulpster #31, 2022

[]Terrell, John Upton (fl. 1920s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Afternoon Off, (ss) The Midland August 1931
• * And in the End, (ss) The Midland September/October 1932
• * Break, (ss) The Midland May/June 1929
• * George Slant, (ss) The Frontier November 1930
• * The Horses Came at Night, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine August 1941
• * No More Nasturtiums, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine August 1943
• * Petee Hike, (ss) North American Review April 1932
• * Retreat, (ss) Prairie Schooner Spring 1932
• * Sunday Is the Day You Rest, (na) Coward-McCann, 1939
• This Is My Body ed. Thomas A. Dardis, Berkley, 1957
• * Wind, (ss) The Frontier November 1929
_____, [ref.]
• * Sioux Trail by R. A. Lafferty, (br) Triumph November 1974
• True Believers by R. A. Lafferty, United Mythologies Press, 1989

[]Terrell, Joseph (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Buxom Sally Boston, (ar) Sir! October 1969

[]Terrell, L. H. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Farm Follies, (ss) New York Nights August 1936

[]Terrell, Mark (chron.)
• * The Knife of Death, (tc) Greatest Detective Cases October 1946

[]Terrell, Maverick (1875-1934) (chron.)
• * Branded Mavericks (with H. O. Stechhan), (pl) The Smart Set March 1914
• * From the Diary of Ninea Sru (with Rachel Marshall), (ss) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly October 1921
• * The Heroizing of Amos Chubby (with Rachel Marshall), (ss) Pictorial Review August 1917
• * Honi Soit, (pl) The Smart Set January 1918
• * Love and Laurance (with Rachel Marshall), (ss) Breezy Stories 2nd December 1924
• * The Mystery in Acatlan (with Rachel Marshall), (ss) Weird Tales November 1928
• Magazine of Horror February 1971
• * The One Chance (with Rachel Marshall), (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd September 1926, as by Maverick & R. Marshall Terrell
• * One Night in Paris, (ss) Saucy Stories July 1 1923
• Saucy Stories (UK) July 1 1923
• * The Other Fellow, (pl) The Smart Set August 1914
• * The Real “Q” (with H. O. Stechhan), (pl) The Smart Set September 1911
• * Tatoosh of Lone Mountain (with Rachel Marshall), (ss) The Blue Book Magazine November 1921, as by Maverick & R. Marshall Terrell
• * Temperament, (pl) The Smart Set September 1916
• * These Unexpected Women! (with Rachel Marshall), (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd October 1923, as by Maverick & R. Marshall Terrell
• * Two Regular Fellows, (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd November 1923
• * When Greek Meets Greek, (pl) The Smart Set April 1918
• * While the Getting Is Good (with Rachel Marshall), (ss) Snappy Stories 1st June 1923, as by Maverick & R. Marshall Terrell
• * You Never Can Tell About a Woman (with H. O. Stechhan), (pl) The Smart Set August 1912

[]Terrell, Mike (chron.)
• * Sin of Omission, (br) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fall 2003 [Ref. David Evans Katz]

[]Terrell, P. M. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Storm, (ss) Great Mystery and Suspense Magazine Summer 2007

[]Terrell, Paul (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * I Went Experimentally Insane, (ar) Argosy October 1959; as told to Ted M. Levine

[]Terrell, R. Marshall; married name of Rachel Marshall (c1889-?) (chron.)
• * Dawn, (pp) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly September 1920
• * Kechalis: Three Word Pastels, (gp) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly September 1920
• * Midafternoon, (pp) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly September 1920
• * The One Chance (with Maverick Terrell), (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd September 1926
• * Tatoosh of Lone Mountain (with Maverick Terrell), (ss) The Blue Book Magazine November 1921
• * These Unexpected Women! (with Maverick Terrell), (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd October 1923
• * Twilight, (pp) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly September 1920
• * A Westerner in Europe, (pm) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly August 1921
• * While the Getting Is Good (with Maverick Terrell), (ss) Snappy Stories 1st June 1923

[]Terrell, Ramón (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Spectral Sword [Legend of Takashaniel], (nv) Unfettered III ed. Shawn Speakman, Grim Oak Press, 2019

[]Terrell, Robert L. (chron.)
• * Tea Party, (ss) Evergreen Review #61, December 1968

[]Terrell, Upton (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Adam Cargo, (n.) The Frontier March 1933
• * The Escape of Mary Weber, (ss) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories May 1931
• * The Forest of Light, (ss) Esquire March 1934
• * God’s Country, (ss) All Western Magazine #17, September 1933
• West (UK) early December 1933
• * The Island, (ss)
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine May 1936
• * Long Distance, (nv) Frontier and Midland 1935
• O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1935 ed. Harry Hansen, Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc., 1935
• * The Man on the Slab (with Jan Rus), (vi) Real Detective March 1933
• * Money at Home, (ss) North American Review June 1933
• The Best Short Stories of 1934 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story ed. Edward J. O'Brien, Houghton Mifflin, 1934
• * Murder in Disguise, (ss) Clues Detective Stories March 1935
• * Murder in Pantomime, (ss) Clues Detective Stories December 1934
• * An Old Death Legend Came True, (ss) The Illustrated Detective Magazine August 1932
• * Stung, (ss) Argosy March 4 1933
• * The Whistles Bring Things Back, (ss) Frontier and Midland
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine September 1936

[]Terrell, Wm. G. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) All-Story Weekly August 19 1916

[]Terrence, Frederick J. (chron.)
• * Behind the Fire Lines, (ss) Boys’ Life March 1946

[]Terrenoire, David (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * Blank Check, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine March 1999
• * Rat, (ss) Hardboiled #27/28, December 2001
• * What You Wish For, (ss) Blue Murder #20, August/September 2001
• * The Winning Ticket, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine March 2001

[]Terres, John K. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Sir Galahad in Feathers, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine June 1947

[]Terrett, Courtenay (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * The Saddle, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly April 1948
• Prize Stories of 1948: The O. Henry Awards ed. Herschel Brickell, Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1948

[]Terrien, Desirae (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * A Plastic Life, (pm) 34 Orchard #2, Autumn 2020

[]Terrien, Margaret (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * I, Who Never Kissed Your Head, (ss) Redbook June 1963

[]“Terrier, A”; pseudonym (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Forgotten Legion, (ar) Great War Adventures #18, 193?

[]Terrier, Mary (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Guests, (ss) The Paris Review #229, Summer 2019

[]Terrill, Cavan (fl. 2020s)
_____, ed.
• * Editor: Fusion Fragment #1 May, #2 Sep, #3 Nov 2020, #4 Jan, #5 Mar, #6 May, #7 Jul, #8 Sep, #9 Nov 2021, #10 Mar, #11 May, #12 Jul, #13 Sep, #14 Nov 2022
  #15 Jan, #16 Apr, #17 Jun, #18 Sep, #19 Nov 2023, #20 Feb, #21 May, #22 Aug, #23 Nov 2024, #24 Feb, #25 Jun 2025
  

[]Terrill, Elmer Lloyd (chron.)
• * A Million in Yellow Bars, (ss) Chicago Ledger September 27 1919

[]Terrill, G(eorge) Appleby (1882-1928) (about) (chron.)
• * Admiral’s Shore Days, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal January 1924
• * A Bookstall Idyll, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #27, September 1924
• * Bristol Eyes, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 26 1921
• * The Child of the Song-Fo River, (nv) The Story-teller October 1922
• MacLean’s March 1 1925
• * The Church Stove at Raebrudafisk, (ss) Sheffield Weekly Telegraph Christmas 1919
• Weird Tales February 1927
• Weird Terror Tales Fall 1970
• 100 Wild Little Weird Tales ed. Robert Weinberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, 1994
• * Don’t Talk to Me of Princesses, (ss) Holland’s August 1925
• * Ex-Commander of a Bombing Plane, (ss) MacLean’s November 15 1925
• * The Hotel Remember, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 13 1922
• The 20-Story Magazine #2, August 1922
• * In St, Martin’s Summer-Land, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal May 1925
• * In the Mesozoic, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #64, October 1927
• * The Lady of the Little Nose, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #69, March 1928
• * The “Leopard’s” Fire-Pence, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1918
• * Lonely Road, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal May 1923
• * Lost Glamour, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) April 1925
• * Lucie of Lota, (ss) The Ladies’ Home Journal September 1924
• * The Mauve Micraster, (ss) MacLean’s March 1 1922
• * Mr. Phipps of “The Old Firm”, (nv) MacLean’s February 1 1920
• Holland’s June 1929
• * Museum at Night, (ss) Holland’s July 1926
• * Pepita Pink-Toes, (ss) Pan: The Fiction Magazine June 1922
• MacLean’s May 15 1922
• * Princesses Are Different, (ss) The Royal Magazine March 1924
• * The Radcliffe Sanctuary, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) August 1923
• * A Road to Pevensey, (pm) The Novel Magazine February 1919
• * Shelverdene’s Plot, (ss) MacLean’s September 1 1920
• * The Shorleron Blade, (ss) The Corner Magazine May 1924
• * Sue, (ss) Pan: The Fiction Magazine February 1924
• * The Supreme Witch, (ss) Pan: The Fiction Magazine April 1924
• Weird Tales Oct 1926, Jan 1935, Mar 1953
• Weird Tales (UK) #23, 1953
• * The Unlading of the Moon, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1919
• * The White Rainbow, (ss) MacLean’s June 1 1922
• * Within Touch, (ss) MacLean’s April 1 1923
• Holland’s November 1928

[]Terrill, Jane (chron.)
• * On being Taught to Swim, (ms) The Smart Set April 1918

[]Terrill, John (chron.)
• * Man in Motion, (ar) Collier’s October 25 1941
• * Teddy the Lion-hearted, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 15 1941

[]Terrill, Kate Eliose (chron.)
• * Return, (pm) Driftwind July 1930

[]Terrill, L. H. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * A Model Boy’s Second Boyhood, (vi) Snappy Stories 2nd December 1915

[]Terrill, Lucy Stone (189?-?); also known as Lucy Stone Keller (about) (chron.)
• * The Abiding Gift, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 16 1922
• * After Long Years, (ss) The Smart Set April 1915
• * All Over the Matron’s Kid, (ss) Smith’s Magazine March 1918, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Always, (ss) Ainslee’s October 1918
• * Amo Te: A Story of the Awakening, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine April 1914
• * Any Woman, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 20 1932
• * As the Crow Flies, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 5 1931
• * As They Are, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 29 1927
• * At Her Own Door, (ss) Young’s Magazine July 1914
• * Autumn Boy Friend, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post March 10 1934
• * The Bad Lady, (ss) Smith’s Magazine January 1916, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Beautiful, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 11, Sep 18, Sep 25, Oct 2 1926
• * Beautiful Valley, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 21 1929
• * The Broader Outlook, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 27 1924
• * Broadmindedness, (ss) Ainslee’s July 1918
• * A Clever Little Devil, (vi) Young’s Magazine January 1917, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Clothes, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post August 25 1928
• * The Coming of Love, (vi) Young’s Magazine April 1917, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Contact System, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion May 1932
• * The Cure, (ss) Young’s Magazine March 1916, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * The Darned Little Bolshevik, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 15 1922
• * Day Dust, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 24 1921
• Hutchinson’s Magazine May 1924
• * Dear, (ss) Smith’s Magazine September 1914
• * “Dorfy Do”, (ss) Young’s Magazine December 1915, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Dream Dust, (ss) Young’s Magazine April 1915, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Echoes from the Exposition, (ss) Smith’s Magazine May 1918
• * The Eternal Masculine, (vi) Smith’s Magazine September 1918
• * An Even Break, (ss) Young’s Magazine November 1916, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Every Prospect Pleases, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post June 1 1929
• * Expedition Eugenic, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 13 1933
• * Face, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 26 1924
• * Flowers for Sale, (ss) Liberty March 23 1935
• * For To-morrow, (ss) Smith’s Magazine April 1918
• * For What Shall It Profit—, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 5 1925
• * Glow of Gold, (ss) Ainslee’s June 1918
• * Grist of the Gods, (ss) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly December 1920
• * Hail to the Conqueror, (ss) The Delineator January 1917, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Home Talent, (ss) Smith’s Magazine September 1917, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * In Cupid’s Second Childhood, (ss) The American Magazine May 1915
• * Inherited Tenderness, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post August 12 1933
• * In the Green, (ss) Smith’s Magazine August 1917, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Jim’s Genie, (ss) People’s Home Journal September 1927
• * Just Letters, (nv) Smith’s Magazine March 1915
• * The Ladder of Fame, (ss) Young’s Magazine January 1914
• * The Last Green Leaf, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 19 1923
• * Laugh or Leave, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 2 1929
• * Little Big Breeze, (ss) The People’s Home Journal June 1922
• * The Little Child of the Man I Love, (vi) Young’s Magazine May 1917, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• Breezy Stories December 1935, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Memoirs of Janet Ann, (ss) Smith’s Magazine October 1917, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Moderns, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post June 9 1923
• * Mother All Over!, (ss) The Novel Magazine April 1918, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * The Old Beau, (ss) The Cavalier September 13 1913
• * The Only Man, (ss) Smith’s Magazine July 1918
• The Novel Magazine January 1919
• * Orchids and Dandelions, (ss) Ainslee’s April 1918
• * Pepper Tree Prayers, (ss) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly October 1921
• * Playing Fair, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 14, Jul 21 1923
• * The Project, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 13 1930
• * Red Hair, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post March 7 1925
• * Sally, (ss) Ainslee’s August 1918
• * Sidewalks? Yes, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 16 1926
• * Star Light, Star Bright, (ss) Smith’s Magazine December 1917, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Sunday, (ss) Smith’s Magazine February 1916, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Swan Songs, (ss) Breezy Stories January 1916, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * That Name Mary, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 15 1922
• * Threshin’ Day, (vi) Smith’s Magazine August 1920
• * T-T-Tommy, (ss) Smith’s Magazine February 1918, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * Two Letters, (vi) Smith’s Magazine June 1918
• * Ways of Women, (ss) Smith’s Magazine November 1917, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * The Welcome Little Vagabond, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post May 22, May 29 1926
• * Why Don’t You Cheer Up?, (ss) Smith’s Magazine July 1917, as by Lucy Stone Keller
• * The Woman with Golden Eyes, (ss) Smith’s Magazine October 1918
• * Youth Shows but Half, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 5 1925