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• * The Well Dressed Woman: Furs and Flannels, (cl) The Puritan October 1899
• * The Well Dressed Woman: Graduation Gowns; The Reign of the Tuck; The Petticoat Boycott, (ar) The Puritan June 1899
• * The Well Dressed Woman: Her Festive Array, (cl) The Puritan November 1899
• * The Well-Dressed Woman: Her Trousseau and His, (ar) The Puritan December 1900
• * The Well-Dressed Woman: Little Evening Gowns; A Letter from Paris, (ar) The Puritan January 1901
• * The Well Dressed Woman: On the Need of a Pier Glass, (cl) The Puritan May 1900
• * The Well Dressed Woman: Separate Waists, (cl) The Puritan December 1899
• * The Well Dressed Woman: Sporting Clothes; Modern Footware, (ar) The Puritan March 1899
• * The Well Dressed Woman: Tailor Gowns, (ar) The Puritan September 1899
• * The Well Dressed Woman: The Cost and Care of Clothes, (ar) The Puritan August 1899
• * The Well Dressed Woman: The Latter Day Apron, (cl) The Puritan August 1900
• * The Well Dressed Woman: The Long Coats of the Season, (cl) The Puritan January 1900
• * The Well Dressed Woman: The Miseries of Being Too Well Dressed, (cl) The Puritan April 1900
• * The Well-Dressed Woman: The New Fashions, (ar) The Puritan October 1900
• * The Well Dressed Woman: The Picture Wedding, (ar) The Puritan November 1900
• * The Well Dressed Woman: The September Fashions…, (cl) The Puritan September 1900
• * The Well Dressed Woman: Weddings and Wedding Gowns; The Up to Date Petticoat, (ar) The Puritan February 1899
• * “Wellesleys” to Fly 6,500 Mile Non-Stop, (ar) Modern Wonder August 6 1938
• * A Well Full of Fish, (ms) Mystery Magazine #91, August 15 1921
• * A Well-Hearned Honor, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly March 1900
• * Well, How Dry Are We Now?, (ar) MacLean’s November 15 1920
• * Wellington and Reform, (ar) Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine #777, July 1880
• * Wellington College, (ar) The Universal Magazine #4, June 1900
• * Wellington, Non Confidential Introduction, (in) Focus #7, February 1959
• * The Well in the Rock, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine April 1877, as by Mrs. R. B. Edson
• Cream July 1897
• * We’ll Keep the Faith, (pm) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #37, September 1930
• * A Well-Knit Lassie!, (pi) Caper April 1957
• * A Well-known Actress in Page’s Costume, (pi) Metropolitan Magazine September 1895
• * Well-Known Artists’ Dreams of Beauty, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine May 1900
• * Well-known Bomb Expert Dies, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 27 1920
• * Well-Known Gangster Is Murdered, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1921
• * Well-Known Names and Places, (pz) The Strand Magazine December 1930
• * Well Made Maiden, (pi) Copper Cuties January 1969
• * A Well-Marked Beat, (ar) Lilliput October/November 1951
• * Well Nigh a Tragedy. The Story of Benson’s Toothache and Its Cure, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper Christmas 1905
• * The Well of Beer-sheba, (cs) The Bible Story #13, May 30 1964
• * The Well of Pen-Morfa, (ss) (by Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell) Household Words #34 Nov 16, #35 Nov 23 1850
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1851, as "The Broken Heart; or, The Well of Pen-Morfa. A Welsh Tale", uncredited.
• Lizzie Leigh; and Other Tales by The Author of "Mary Barton", "Ruth", &c, Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1855, as by The Author of “Mary Barton”, “Ruth”, &c
• * A Well-Paid Side Line, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine July 11 1931
• * Well Planned, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 26 1929
• * Well Played, (ss) (by Joyce H. Hiorns) Girls’ Fun May 1 1947
• * Well-Rounded Career, (pi) Adventure June 1956
• * Well Said, (ms) Film & Figure Sum, Fll, Win 1966, Spr 1968
• * The Well-Scrubbed Look (artist Earl Macpherson), (ar) Escapade October 1956
• * We’ll See You in Atlanta, (ms) Grantville Gazette v37, 2011
• * Wells Fargo, (sl) (by Hedley O’Mant) Wild West Weekly (UK) #1 Mar 12, #2 Mar 19, #3 Mar 26, #4 Apr 2, #5 Apr 9, #6 Apr 16, #7 Apr 23, #8 Apr 30, #9 May 7, #10 May 14, #11 May 21, #12 May 28, #13 Jun 4 1938
  
• * Wells Fargo’s Box, (ss) The Argosy (UK) October 1897
• * Wells Fargo Was My Responsibility, (ss) Real Western Romances January 1958
• * Wells Flowed Refined Kerosene, (ms) Mystery Magazine #45, September 15 1919
• * Wells Praises Pragnell, (ms) Scientifiction March 1938
• * The Well-Stacked Stock, (pi) Showcase v1 #3, 1961
• * The Well Tailored Castaway, (ar) Rogue May 1963
• * We’ll Tell the World, (cl) Your Car: A Magazine of Romance, Fact and Fiction May, Jun 1925
• * Well Tempered, (vi) (by Neil Williamson) Nemonymous #5, 2005
• The Ephemera by Neil Williamson, Elastic Press, 2006, as by Neil Williamson
• * Well, to the Fore in All Races of Importance!, (ar) The Magnet Library March 9 1929
• * Well Trained, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 28 1928
• * Well Watched, (pi) Playboy July 1979
• * Well-Watered Spots in Teeming India, (ar) The Scrap Book October 1910
• * Well - Whadaya Know!, (qz) Stag: Man’s Own Magazine #3, Autumn 1946
• * Well! What Do You Know?, (cl) Frank Clune’s Adventure Magazine Dec 1947, Feb, Mar, Apr 1948
• * Well Worth While, (nv) My Queen #415, October 6 1903
• * Well, Would You Live Next Door to Her Mummy and Daddy?, (ar) Nova January 1966
• * We Lost Our Heads, (ts) Lovers Confessions Jan, Feb 1934
• * We Love but Few, (pm) The Grand Magazine March 1906
• The Grand Magazine (US) April 1906
• * Welsh Boy Hero (Thomas Lewis), (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper February 12 1910
• * The Welshman’s Story: Mynach-Heb-Un-Pen, (ss) Beeton’s Christmas Annual #8, 1867
• * Welsh Members of Former Administrations, (bg) The Red Dragon Jan, Mar 1884
• * The Welsh National Eisteddfod, (ms) Black & White #30, August 29 1891
• * Welsh Poetry in English Dress: “Fanny, Blooming Fair”, (sg) The Red Dragon January 1884; translated from Welsh.translated by David Nicholas
• * Welsh Sayings, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1888
• * We Made Our Marriage an Aid to Success, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
• * We Made the Grade on Nothing a Week, (ts) Smart Set February 1925
• * We Make Monsters, (bg) The Sirens Call #64, Winter 2023/2024 [Ref. Judson Michael Agla]
• * We May Meet Men from Other Worlds, (ar) Tit-Bits #2856, July 25 1936
• * We May Not Tell, (pm) (by Charles W. Butler) Beadle’s Monthly #11, November 1866
• * Wembley Bill, Football Doctor [Wembley Bill], (ss) The Skipper #269 Oct 26, #270 Nov 2, #275 Dec 7, #277 Dec 21, #278 Dec 28 1935, #279 Jan 4, #280 Jan 11, #281 Jan 18, #282 Jan 25, #295 Apr 25 1936
• * We Meet Our Giant of Adventure, (ar) Argosy November 1959 [Ref. Edmund Hillary]
• * We Moderns—and the Bull, (pi) Movie Monthly February 1926 [Ref. Bull Montana]
• * We Must Have Sugar, (ms) The Illustrated Detective Magazine July 1932
• * We Must Scrimp and Save, (ar) MacLean’s May 15 1920
• * We Must Train Airmen for America’s Defense!, (ar) Flying Aces May 1938
• * We Must Win!, (ar) Liberty August 22 1942
• * The Wench Is French, (pi) Ace March 1970
• * The Wench Is Not Amused, (ar) Esquire
• The Bedside Esquire ed. Arnold Gingrich, Tudor, 1940
• * The Wench of the Month, (pi) Wench v1 #1, 1962
• * Wendy, (pi) Monsieur September 1965
• * Wendy and Her Horse, (pi) Gallery April 1973
• * Wendy and Jinx in a Race for Life, (cs) The Australian Chucklers Weekly November 27 1959
• * Wendy Corsi Staub Digs Deep, (iv) Suspense Magazine December 2013 [Ref. Wendy Corsi Staub]
• * A Wendy Hornsby Checklist, (bi) Nine Sons by Wendy Hornsby, Crippen & Landru, 2002 [Ref. Wendy Hornsby]
• * We Needed Money to Elope, (ts) Daring Romances September 1959
• * We Need Eisenhower, (ed) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1952
• * We Never Catch Colds, (ar) Physical Culture January 1924
• * Went to Bed with Chickens, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine December 19 1931
• * Wentworth Woodhouse, (ms) Black & White #23, July 11 1891
• * Wentzel Freedom Set, (ar) Argosy July 1951
• * Wentzel Is Free, (ar) Argosy August 1951
• * We Paint a Body, (pi) Wildcat February 1968
• * We Pick the Yankees, (cl) Sports Novels Magazine June 1940
• * We Pin a Medal On—:
  * ___ Blanche P. Walker, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly August 25 1928
  * ___ Clarence Paschen, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly August 11 1928
  * ___ Damia Allison, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly June 23 1928
  * ___ Dawn Ervin, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly September 22 1928
  * ___ Edward Cummings, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly September 15 1928
  * ___ Eleanor Pautch, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly September 29 1928
  * ___ Francis Sweeney, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly August 18 1928
  * ___ George C. Sherman, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly October 6 1928
  * ___ George Hoffman, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly July 21 1928
  * ___ John Minnella, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly October 13 1928
  * ___ La Dette Cross, Jr., (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly September 1 1928
  * ___ Leon Callanan, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly September 8 1928
  * ___ Max Mooney, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly November 10 1928
  * ___ Mrs. Catherine Petty, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly November 3 1928
  * ___ Patrolman Guyot W. Craig of Detroit, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly July 7 1928
  * ___ Paul Kelliher, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly August 4 1928
  * ___ Peter (Buck) McNeil, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly July 28 1928
  * ___ Thomas Irvin McNeely, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly January 5 1929
  * ___ Watt L. Parsons, Jr., (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly June 30 1928
  * ___ William Jamieson Mackay, (cl) Detective Fiction Weekly July 14 1928
• * We Played with Emotions, (ts) Secrets March 1942
• * We Played with Fire, (ts) Real Life Confessions September 1937
• * We’re All Slaves of the King, (ar) Tit-Bits #2863, September 12 1936
• * We’re Always Fighting the Sea, (ar) Modern World November 30 1940
• * We’re Boys at Fifty and Over, (ar) Physical Culture November 1923
• * We’re Getting There!, (ms) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact October 1967
• * We’re Going to Europe Again!, (ms) BIGnews July/August 2004
• * We’re in the Army Now, (pm) Battle Stories #10, June 1928
• * We’re in the Money, (cl) Real March 1958
• * We’re in the Movies Now, (ms) Collier’s April 7 1928
• * We’re Off on the Road to Morocco, (ar) Rex #23, 1971
• * Were Some Indians Vegetaraians?, (ms) Western Story Magazine August 9 1924
• * We’re Telling You, (cl) Man’s Book Periodical Nov 1963, Jan, Mar, May, Oct, Dec 1964, Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct, Dec 1965
  Jan 1966, Apr, Jun 1967
• * We’re Tellin’ You!, (ms) Spicy Stories January 1932
• * Were the Chinese Ancestors of the Indians?, (ar) The Scrap Book October 1910
• * Were They Crickets?, (ss) (by Thomas Hill) The Atlantic Monthly April 1866
• * We’re Walking on Wealth, (ar) Modern Wonder January 8 1938
• * Werewolf at Large:
  * ___ The Bray Road Beast, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #1, 2004
  * ___ The Corn Valley Wolf, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #2, 2005
  * ___ How to Kill a Werewolf, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #4, 2006
  * ___ Is Your Loved One a Werewolf?, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #3, 2005
  * ___ Movie Werewolves Then & Now, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #6, 2007
  * ___ Turning Yourself Into a Werewolf, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #5, 2006
• * Werewolf at Large: The Wolf Man 2009, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #10, 2009
• * Werewolf Hunt:
  * ___ The Many Ways One Becomes a Werewolf, (cl) Werewolf Magazine #6, 2007
  * ___ “Wherewolf of London”, (ar) Werewolf Magazine #4, 2006
  * ___ The Worst Werewolf Movies Ever Made, (ar) Werewolf Magazine #5, 2006
• * Werewolf Hunt, Pt. 2, (ms) Blood Moon Rising #4, 2001
• * The Werewolf Mystery [Sexton Blake], (na) (by George Norman Philips) The Union Jack #1216,
• Detective Weekly #343, September 16 1939
• * The Werewolf of Elphinstone [Sexton Blake], (n.) (by R. C. Armour) The Sexton Blake Library #246, 1922
• * Werewolf of London, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #812, July 6 1935; adapted from the movie (Henry Hull, Warner Oland).
• * The Werewolf’s Last Raid [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #439, 1936
• * Werewolf: The Series on Its 20th Anniversary, (ar) Blood Moon Rising #32, Spring 2007
• * Werewolves, (ms) Mystery Stories December 1927
• * Werewolves: On the Trail of the Beast, from Fable to Film, (ar) Dark Realms #7, Summer 2002
• * “Were You Ever in Rio Grande?”, (pm) The Blue Book Magazine December 1929
• * The Wer-Hyena, (vi) 1965
• Passport to the Supernatural ed. Bernhardt J. Hurwood, Taplinger, 1972adapted by Bernhardt J. Hurwood
• * Wernher von Braun, (ob) Galileo #4, 1977 [Ref. Wernher von Braun]
• * Werter’s Warning, (ss)
• Miniature Romances from the German, Little & Brown, 1841
• * We Sailed Through a Hurricane, (pi) Argosy November 1947
• * We See by the Papers, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post February 24 1940
• * We Seek No Terms and Ask No Mercy, (ms) Combat: The Action Magazine August 1957
• * We Shall Know at Last, (pm) The Golden Argosy February 25 1888
• * We Shall Rise Again, (pm) (by Lucy Kingman) The Atlantic Monthly December 1860
• * We Shared Her Husband, (ts) Intimate Romances May 1938
• * We Should Like the Recipe, (ms) Women’s Stories November 1914
• * Wesley Barry, (ar) Boys’ Cinema Weekly June 12 1920
• * Wesley Barry in George Washington, Jnr., (ar) Boys’ Cinema Weekly April 19 1924
• * Wesley’s Parish, (ar) The Bible Story #19, July 11 1964
• * The Wessex Art Supplement, (pi) The Argosy (UK) December 1933
• * West ’80, (cl) Western Magazine (UK) #1 Oct, #2 Nov, #3 Dec 1980
• * West ’81, (cl) Western Magazine (UK) #4, January 1981
• * A West Acrostic, (pz) Zane Grey’s Western Magazine April 1950
• Zane Grey’s Western Magazine (UK) v1 #9, 195?
• * West Africa: Where Britain Ruled There Is Now Independence and Prosperity, (ar) Look and Learn #77, July 6 1963
• * The West and Her Vanishing Forests, (ed) The Century Magazine May 1895
• * The West and Its Woolies, (ms) Big Story Magazine January 1929
• * The West and What Do You Know About It?, (qz) Western Story Magazine Jun 18, Jul 2, Sep 17 1927
• * We Started a Restaurant, (ar) Youth’s Companion Combined with The American Boy September 1934as told to Franklin M. Reck
• * We Started Young and Started Right, (ar) Physical Culture May 1924
• * West Beats East on the Links, (pi) The Outing Magazine November 1909
• * West Berlin, (pi) Dude January 1968
• * Westbound Mail, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #1006, March 25 1939; adapted from the movie (Charles Starrett).
• * Westchester and Long Island, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine August 1884
• * A Westchester Girl Who Is Expert with Her Oar, (pi) Metropolitan Magazine November 1895
• * Westchester Tower, (ss) Chambers’s Journal March 1876
• Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly April 1876
• * A West Coast Hero, (ms) Far West Illustrated June 1928
• * West Coast News, (ms) Mystery June/July 1980
• * West Coast Sea Serpent, (ms) The Gate January 1986
• * The West Declares War on Armed Bandits, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 22 1922
• * The West End of Paris, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly July 1877
• * Westerham’s Way, (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1912
• * The Westering Case, (sl) Chums Aug 18, Aug 25 1923
• * Westerland, (pi) Escapade October 1961
• * Westerman of Chums!, (ia) Chums January 1934
• * A Western Adventure, (ss) Reynolds’s Miscellany of Romance, General Literature, Science, and Art #933, April 28 1866
• * Western-Aire, (qz) Exciting Western July 1948
• * Western Badmen, (qz) Fifteen Western Tales April 1955
• * Western Banks Prosperous, (ar) Sunset November 1903
• * Western Book Shelf, (br) West Jun, Jul 1936
• * Western Bookshelf, (br) Texas Rangers (UK) Feb, Mar, Apr 1961
• Texas Rangers (UK) Jun 1961, Mar 1962
• * Western Canada Recruits Settlers, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 4 1925
• * Western Canada’s Sunflower Crop, (ms) Western Story Magazine November 7 1925
• * Western Cattlemen’s Condition Improving, (ms) Western Story Magazine January 23 1926
• * Western Cattle Reports, (ms) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine March 27 1937
• * A Western City That Was Never Built, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly October 21 1939
• * Western Courage, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #858, May 23 1936; adapted from the movie (Ken Maynard).
• * A Western Creation: The Trans-Mississippi Exposition at Omaha, Nebraska, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly October 1898
• * Western Cross-Word Puzzle, (pz) Action Stories Feb, Mar 1925
• * The Westerner, (pm)
• The Golden West Magazine June 1927
• * The Westerners’ Crossword, (pz) Texas Rangers (UK) December 1960
• Jim Hatfield Texas Ranger Aut, Win 1957, Sum, Aut 1958
• * The Westerners’ Crossword Puzzle, (pz) Ranch Romances 1st Nov, 2nd Nov, 1st Dec, 2nd Dec 1933, 1st Jan, 1st Feb, 2nd Feb, 1st Mar, 2nd Mar, 1st Apr, 2nd Apr, 1st May, 2nd Jun, 2nd Jul, 2nd Aug, 1st Sep, 1st Oct, 2nd Oct, 1st Nov 1934
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• Ranch Romances (Canada) 2nd Feb 1935, 1st Jun 1936, 1st Mar 1938, Apr 1948, Feb, Nov 1950
• Big Double Feature Magazine v1 #1 (var.1), v1 #1 (var.2) 1940
• Tops in Westerns v5 1944, v7 1946
• Jim Hatfield Texas Ranger Spr, Win 1958, Spr, Sum 1959, Wtr 1960
• Texas Rangers (UK) January 1961
• * The Westerners’ Crossword Puzzle, (pz) Texas Rangers (UK) Aug, Sep, Nov 1960, Feb, Mar 1961
• * Western Finance, (cl) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly March 1922
• * Western Fireplaces, (ms) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine April 30 1938
• * Western Gallery, (pi) Popular Western March 1953
• * The Western Ginerva, (ss) (by Edward Everett Hale) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1878
• * Western Headgear, (ar) Tex Granger #22, May 1949
• * Western Jails, (ms) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine February 10 1940
• * Western Judge Flies to Court, (ms) Western Story Magazine May 11 1929
• * Western Justice, (ms) All Star Western Story Magazine March 1932
• * Western Luck, (cv) Boys’ Cinema Weekly #369, January 8 1927
• * Western Meadow Lark, (ar) Western Story Magazine December 21 1929
• * Westernmost Ranches, (ms) West December 9 1931
• * Western Movie Round-up, (mr) Real Western (Canada) Sep 1943, Apr 1944
• Real Western (Canada) August 1943
• * Western Museums, (ms) Far West Summer 1981
• * Western Notes, (ms)
• Cowboy Stories (UK) Autumn 1933
• * Western Prairies, (nf) The Literary Emporium May 1845
• * The Western Pyrenees, (ar) (by John Ormsby) The Cornhill Magazine October 1870
• * Western Quiz, (qz) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly October 10 1942, as "¿Quien Sabe?"
• Pocket Reader Series #116, Western Stories 1949
• * Western Ranch Life, (ar) The Golden Argosy July 9 1887
• * The Western Range: Three Poets from the Rocky Mountains, (ms) Story #66, January 1938
• * Western Records Fetch High Prices, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 5 1930
• * Western Romances Magazine Trophy, (il) Western Romances #1, November 1929
• * Western Roundup, (rc) Far West May, Jun, Jul, Aug 1978
• * Western Saddles, (ar) Tex Granger #21, March 1949
• * Western Scenes, (ar) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine May 1863
• * A Western Schoolmaster, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly January 11 1936
• * Western Spelling, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly January 11 1936
• * Western Story Roundup!, (cl) Western Story Magazine Jun, Aug 1953
• * Western Style, (pi) The Dude May 1957
• * Western Trails, (qz) Zane Grey’s Western Magazine September 1948
• * Western True Story, (ms) Real Western (Canada) April 1944
• * A Western Vocabulary, (ar) (by J. Allan Dunn & F. L. Stebbins) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly Jun 5, Jun 12 1937
• * Western Wagons, (ms) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine February 24 1940
• * Western Wanderings: The Newest American Railroad, (ar) Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine #797, March 1882
• * A Western Warwick, (ms) Photoplay Magazine March 1917
• * Western Wheat Cutters, (ms) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine August 1 1931
• * Western Wit and Wisdom, (ms) Masked Rider Western February 1950
• * Western Writers’ Congress Program, (ar) Pacific Weekly November 9 1936
• * The Westfield Standard - Does It Pay?, (ar) McClure’s Magazine June 1916
• * West from Fifth Avenue, (ms) Collier’s December 3 1949
• * West Going East, (ar) Frontier Stories April 1932
• * West Highland Folk Lore, (ar) (by Patrick Kennedy) Dublin University Magazine February 1867
• * The West Indies and American Slavery, (ar) (by L. J. Trotter) Dublin University Magazine October 1862
• * Westinghouse Salutes to American Cities, (ms) Radio Digest August 1930
• * The Westland “Lysander”, (ia) Air Stories (UK) November 1938
• * The Westland “Lysander” Army Co-operation Plane, (ar) Modern Wonder October 29 1938
• * Westland Lysanders Over Germany, (ar) Air Stories (UK) January 1940
• * The West Loses Another Champion, (ms) Ace-High Magazine 2nd December 1928
• * West Meets East, (pi) Movie Monthly November 1925 [Ref. Fred Stone]
• * Westminster Abbey: March 25, 1863, (ar) (by John W. Kaye) The Cornhill Magazine May 1863
• * The Westminster Alice, (bi) Presenting Moonshine #12, November 22 1970 [Ref. H. H. Munro]
• * Westmoreland, (ss) (by Ruth Harper) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1858
• * West, of Arizona, (sa) Boys’ Cinema Weekly March 27 1926
• * West of Cheyenne, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #612, September 5 1931; adapted from the movie (Tom Tyler).
• * West of Cimarron, (sa) Movie Western February 1942
• * West of the Divide, (sa) Sure-Fire Screen Stories March 1934
• * West of the Great Divide, (pi) MacLean’s June 1 1927
• * West of the Sun, (br) Astounding Science Fiction (UK) October 1954 [Ref. Edgar Pangborn]
• * West of Zanzibar, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #548, June 14 1930
• * The West—Old and New, (ms) All Star Western Story Magazine March 1932
• * The West on Wheels, (ar) Tex Granger #18, September 1948
• * West Point of the Air, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #818, August 17 1935; adapted from the movie (Wallace Beery, Robert Young).
• * “West Point of the Air”, (ar) Flying Aces May 1938
• * West Point Scenes, (ar) The Dollar Monthly Magazine November 1863
• * West Point: “Well, Ma, I’m Still Here”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 18 1967
• * West’s All Cowboy Issue, (ms) West April 1937
• * The West’s Fastest Gunman, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly November 10 1934
• * The West’s Oldest Cowboy, (ms) Western Story Magazine November 7 1925
• * West Test, (ms) Movie Western December 1941
• * West Virginia: Corruption Rampant, (ar) Collier’s Weekly October 22 1904
• * A West Virginia Darky, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 28 1928
• * West Virginia: “Mountaineers Are Always Free”, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine May 1950
• * “The West Virginian’s” Editor, (ar) The American Boy April 1906
• * West Virginia Shortlines, (cl) Railroad Magazine February 1971
• * Westward Bound, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #611, August 29 1931; adapted from the movie (Buffalo Bill Jr., Allene Ray).
• * Westward Ho, (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads ed. John A. Lomax, Macmillan, 1910
• Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine August 10 1935
• * Westward Ho!, (pi) Debonair December 1969
• * The West Yields a New Tomato, (ms) Western Story Magazine April 28 1928
• * A Wet Day and a Great Surprise, (cs) My Magazine May 1915
• * A Wet Desert, (ms) Far West Stories September 1929
• * Wet Dreams, (ss) Penthouse (US) November 1988
• * We Test the Robinski B-20 Magnetic Module, (fa) (by Charles Platt) New Worlds #214, Winter 1978
• * We Thought Desire Was Love, (ts) Personal Confessions November 1938
• * We Thought We Were Discreet, (ts) Lovers Confessions Dec 1933, Jan 1934
• * Wet Justice, (ms)
• All Star Detective Stories (UK) July 1933
• * Wet or Dry? Hot or Cold?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 19 1919
• * Wet Paint!, (pi) Look and Learn #91, October 12 1963
• * Wet Penny, (pi) Fling Festival Fall 1961
• * Wet Saturday Page, (pz) Puffin Post v1 #1, 1967
• * Wet Six-Gun Saved Mexican’s Scalp, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly October 7 1933
• * We Two, (pm) The Australian Woman’s Magazine and Domestic Journal July 1 1884
• * We Two in March, (pm) The Story-teller April 1907
• * We’ve Got Something on Sheila (but She Doesn’t!), (pi) Swank September 1972
• * We’ve Just Met a Girl Named Maria, (pi) Eve July 1962
• * We’ve Seen ’Em in Bottles, Too, (ms) Sea Stories Magazine March 1922
• * We’ve Taken Our Fun Where We Found It!, (ms) Snappy Stories 2nd November 1925
• * We Vote a Bonus, (ed) Ace-High Novels Monthly September 1932
• * We Want a Touchdown!, (ms) Collier’s December 1 1928
• * We Wanted the Frenchman’s Gold, (ts) True Western Stories June 1926
• * We Want Our Toys Back!, (ms) The Happy Mag. Christmas 1934
• * We Want Real Food in Restaurants!, (ar) Physical Culture September 1924
• * We Want Speed!, (ms) Sky Riders #3, January 1929
• * We Were Both Young, (ts) Real Life Confessions September 1937
• * We Were Invited to This Hollywood Press Party, and…, (pi) Cavalier November 1970
• * We Will Control the Horizontal, (mr) Wyldblood Magazine #2 Apr/May, #3 Jun/Jul 2021
• * We Will Control the Horizontal: Watchlist, (mr) Wyldblood Magazine #13 Sum, #14 Aut 2023, #15 Spr 2024
• * We Worked Out Our Destiny on a Homestead, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
• * W for a Bob, (qz) Argosy (UK) May 1960
• * WGA 1970 Theatrical Film Minimums, (ms) SFWA Bulletin #40, 1972
• * Whacky Design Inevitable!, (ms) Astounding Science-Fiction May 1940
• * The Whale and Perfume, (ms) Western Story Magazine November 3 1928
• * The Whaleback Steamer, (ms) Black & White #28, August 15 1891
• * Whale Chasers, (ms) The Skipper June 1937
• * The Whale-Fishing, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper December 16 1882
• * Whale Hunters, (ms) North•West Stories 2nd November 1926
• North•West Stories (UK) late May 1927
• * A Whale of a Prize, (ms) Western Story Magazine March 24 1928
• * A Whale of a Sturgeon, (ms) Far West Stories March 1929
• * Whale Research Ship, (ia) Modern Wonder August 12 1939
• * Whalers in Speedboats, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual 1940, 1939
• * Whalers of British Columbia, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1925
• * Whales and Their Neighbors, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine August 1878
• * A Whale’s Appetite, (ms) The People’s Home Journal December 1903
• * A Whale’s Blow-Hole, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly July 1882
• * The Whale Ship “Essex”, (ts) The Book of the Ocean, and Life on the Sea, Auburn, Alden & Beardsley, 1857
• Sea Stories Magazine March 1926
• * Wha’ll Be King but Charlie?, (sg) Peterson’s Magazine January 1859
• * Whang! Wow! Wham!, (ms) Cupid’s Capers Nov 1933, Mar, Jun 1934
• * Whang! Wow! Wham!, (ms) Ginger June 1935
• * The Wharton Savings Bank, (hu) (by John Walker) Scribner’s Monthly January 1874
• * “What?”, (ms) Collier’s June 9 1951
• * What a Billion Means, (ms) Mystery Magazine #33, March 15 1919
• * What a Bird Thought, (pm) (by Menella Bute Smedley) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly March 1879
• * What About Atomic Waste?, (ms) Fantastic Universe November 1959
• * What about Life?, (ar) Fantastic Adventures April 1943
• * What About Plutonium?, (ms) Fantastic Universe October 1957
• * What About Quilting?, (ms) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1946
• * What About That Eight-Ball Over?, (ar) The Boys’ Realm of Sport and Adventure #330 Jul 25, #335 Aug 29 1925
• * What About the Colored Teacher?, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine March 1920
• * What about the Moon?, (ms) Amazing Stories May 1943
• Amazing Stories Quarterly (Reissue) Winter 1943
• * What About Your Thanksgiving?, (ms) Cosmopolitan Magazine December 1910
• * What a Boy Can Do, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper April 24 1897
• * What a Boy Should Know, (ar) The American Boy October 1906
• * What a Bride Should Wear, (ar) Nova June 1965
• * What a Cavalryman Can Do, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine October 1899
• * What a Charming Couple!, (ms) Ten-Story Love Magazine March 1947
• * What a Corpse Can Tell, (ar) Flynn’s May 23 1925
• * What a Deed Conveys, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1882
• Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly April 1885
• * What a Difference a Night Makes, (ms) Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet #7, October 2000
• The Best of Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet ed. Kelly Link & Gavin J. Grant, Ballantine Del Rey, 2007
• * What a Dog!, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly June 1886
• * What a Fool He Was!, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper August 9 1879
• * What a Frame-Up!, (pi) Parade #1635, April 24 1971
• * What a Ghost-Story Did, (ss) Belgravia February 1871
• * What a Girl Wants, (ts) Real Love Magazine 2nd March 1931
• * What a Great City Eats, (ar) The Scrap Book April 1906
• * What a Habit Has the Rabbit, (ms) Ginger Stories April 1929
• * What a Hotel Switchboard Girl Knows About Men, (ts) Midnight #7, September 30 1922
• * What Ailed the Metropolis, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 20 1925
• * What a Judge Can Do: Ways to Learn the Law’s Delays, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 5 1913
• * What a Life, (hu) Parisian Revue v1 #4, 193?
• * What a Line!, (hu) Broadway Nights December 1931
• * What a Man Confessed, (ss) Peg’s Paper #997, June 25 1938
• * What a Man Does—, (pi) This Week March 20 1938
• * What a Man Eats, (ms) The People’s Home Journal November 1903
• * What a Man Showed a Girl, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal June 1910
• * What Ambit Thinks, (ed) Ambit #37, Autumn 1968
• * What American Children Read, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly January 13 1923
• * What an Art Student Thinks of This Issue, (ms) The Strand Magazine September 1947
• * What an Egg!, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 31 1931
• * What a Newsboy Has Done, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1 1879
• * What! An Honest Man?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 15 1930
• * What Another Editor Thinks of This Issue, (ms) The Strand Magazine July 1947
• * What a Racket!, (ms) Nifty Stories January/February 1931
• * What a Real Crowd Is, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1915
• * What Are Beauty and Sublimity?, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly March 1881
• * What Are Hormones?, (ar) Fantastic Adventures July 1943
• Fantastic Adventures Quarterly (Reissue) Winter 1943
• * What a Relief!, (hu) Here! Is America’s Humor February 1952
• * What Are Little Boys Made Of?, (ms) Look January 29 1952
• * What Are the Nerves?, (ar) (by James Hinton) The Cornhill Magazine February 1862
• * What Are the Oil Wells?, (ar) (by James A. St. John) The Cornhill Magazine June 1862
• * What Are These Bearer Bonds?, (ar) Tit-Bits #2866, October 3 1936
• * What Are These Flowers?, (pz) Premier Book for Children 1961
• * What Are These ’Things’ from Space?, (ar) Look and Learn #35, September 15 1962
• * What Are the Sun’s Secrets, (ar) Modern Wonder May 7 1938
• * What Are the Titles?, (pz) Premier Book for Children 1961
• * What Are the Wild Waves Saying?, (pm) Wild Cherries Summer 1933
• * What Are They Doing?, (cn) The Novel Magazine Dec 1930, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May 1931
• * What Are They Doing?, (cn) The New Royal Magazine Dec 1930, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May 1931
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