The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 8169

[]Putnam, Bayard T. (chron.)
• * The Tool-house at Home, (ar) The Century Magazine July 1895

[]Putnam, Bliss (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Evening, (pm) National Magazine
• The Busy Man’s Magazine January 1908

[]Putnam, Carleton (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Don’t Clip America’s Wings, (ar) Flying Aces March 1944

[]Putnam, Chuck (chron.)
• * Death Struggle with Vampire Bats, (ss) Man Junior May 1971

[]Putnam, Clara E. (chron.)
• * Immortality, (pm) Grit Story Section #1878, January 18 1931

[]Putnam, Claude G. (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Saturday Evening Post May 2 1925, Jun 5 1926

[]Putnam, Clay (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The News from Troy, (ss) Furioso
• Prize Stories 1954: The O. Henry Awards ed. Paul Engle & Hansford Martin, Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1954
• * Our Vegetable Love, (ss) Furioso Summer 1952
• The Best American Short Stories 1953 ed. Martha Foley, Houghton Mifflin, 1953

[]Putnam, David (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * The Innocents, (ex)
• Suspense Magazine January/February 2018
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• * Hasn’t “Vanquished” His Series by Amy Lignor, (iv) Suspense Magazine January/February 2018

[]Putnam, David Binney (chron.)
• * The Trail of Twenty-Nine, (ar) Boys’ Life December 1929

[]Putnam, Drewry (chron.)
• * Dirge of the Seasons, (pm) Harper’s Magazine October 1929

[]Putnam, Mrs. E. H. (fl. 1850s) (chron.)
• * Rambles in Author Land, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine January 1853

[]Putnam, E. S. (chron.)
• * Evil’s Handiwork, (ss) Wicked Karnival #4, 2005
• * Sleep Hath Its Own World, (ss) Wicked Karnival #5, 2005

[]Putnam, E. W. (fl. 1850s) (chron.)
• * I Loved a Meek and Tender Flower, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine March 1858

[]Putnam, Edmund W. (fl. 1910s-1930s) (chron.)
• * The Translation of John Forsythe, (nv) Amazing Stories September 1930
• * An Unappreciated Tale, (pm) Harper’s Magazine January 1914

[]Putnam, Edward Hall (chron.)
• * The Fairy Balloon, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine August 1911
• * Visiting, (pm) Harper’s Magazine March 1915

[]Putnam, Eleanor; pseudonym of Harriet Bates (1856-1886) (chron.)
• * About Ted Russell (A College Story), (ss) St. Nicholas October 1889
• * The Awful Thing That Tilly Ann Did (with Arlo Bates), (ss) St. Nicholas June 1889
• * Bob’s “Breaking In”, (ss) Wide Awake January 1880
• * Bob’s Father, (ss) Wide Awake December 1881
• * Cyrus’s Wife, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine April 1883
• * Edge-Tools, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine August 1882
• * Fanchon’s German, (ss) St. Nicholas January 1885
• * Old Salem Shops, (??) The Atlantic Monthly September 1884
• * Quel Dommage?, (??) The Century Magazine January 1882
• * Salem Cupboards, (??) The Atlantic Monthly February 1886
• * A Salem Dame-School, (??) The Atlantic Monthly January 1885
• * The Snake-Charmer, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine February 1883

[]Putnam, Elinore (chron.)
• * Lalage, (ss) Scribner’s Monthly August 1879

[]Putnam, Eliot T. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader Oct 1908, Feb 1909

[]Putnam, Emily James (1865-1944) (about) (chron.)
• * As Europe Sees Us, (br) Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader December 1908
• * Candaule’s Wife, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly August 1926
• * A Classical Education, (ar) Putnam’s Monthly January 1908
• * George Meredith, (bg) Putnam’s Magazine July 1909 [Ref. George Meredith]
• * The Greek Lady, (ar) Putnam’s Magazine Mar, Apr 1910
• * Helen in Egypt, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly April 1926
• * Hippoclides Doesn’t Care, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly May 1926
• * Sicily: The Land of Unrest, (ar) Putnam’s Magazine April 1909
• * Some Women of France, (br) Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader June 1908

[]Putnam, Emily R. (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * Through the Darkness Into Light, (pm) The Dollar Monthly Magazine May 1865

[]Putnam, Ezra; pseudonym of Greye La Spina (1880-1969) (chron.)
• * The Wax Doll, (ss) The Thrill Book August 1 1919
• Avon Fantasy Reader 16 ed. Donald A. Wollheim, Avon Novels Inc., 1951, as by Greye La Spina
• Unforgettable Ghost Stories by Women Writers ed. Mike Ashley, Dover, 2009, as by Greye La Spina

[]Putnam, F. W. (chron.)
• * Prehistoric Remains in the Ohio Valley, (??) The Century Magazine March 1890
• * The Serpent Mound of Ohio, (??) The Century Magazine April 1890

[]Putnam, Fidelia F. (fl. 1890s)
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• * Germelshausen by Friedrich Gerstäcker (with Annie M. Wadsworth), (ss) Short Stories June 1894; translated from the German.
• * The Ghost’s Revenge by Paul Heyse (with Annie M. Wadsworth), (nv) Short Stories September 1895; translated from the German.

[]Putnam, Frank (A.) (fl. 1890s-1910s) (chron.)
• * 1904: A Chapter of Mere Personal Opinion, (es) National Magazine February 1904
• * Alone, (pm) National Magazine June 1903
• * America’s Issue with Japan, (ar) National Magazine January 1915
• * America’s Newest Humorist, (ar) National Magazine July 1904
• * Andrew Carnegie: His Book, (ar) National Magazine June 1902
• * Auto-Analysis, (pm) National Magazine October 1899
• * Autumn, (pm) National Magazine November 1901
• * Ballade of Fate, (pm) National Magazine July 1906
• * Ballad of Country Tramps, (pm) National Magazine August 1899
• * Ballad of Fall Fishing, (pm) National Magazine October 1901
• * A Ballad of the Gallery, (pm) The London Magazine May 1905
• * Beauty As an Inspirer of Divine Worship, (ar) National Magazine May 1903
• * The Beggar at Our Door, (pm) National Magazine March 1906
• * Ben Harrison the President, (pm) National Magazine April 1901
• * A Bill to Provide Corporations with Souls, (ar) National Magazine March 1903
• * The Birth of a New Republic, (ar) National Magazine May 1902
• * Charles Warren Stoddard in Cambridge, (br) National Magazine November 1903
• * A Chat in the Smoking Car, (pm) National Magazine January 1902
• * A Christmas Dinner, (pm) National Magazine December 1901
• * Civilization or Anarchy?, (ar) National Magazine July 1904
• * Come, Gentle Melancholy, (pm) National Magazine September 1900
• * Concerning an Alleged Shortage in the Baby Crop, (ar) National Magazine May 1903
• * Concerning Some Recent Discussion of Pensions, (ar) National Magazine April 1903
• * The Creed of Toil, (pm) National Magazine September 1899
• * Desolation, (pm) National Magazine November 1899
• * Draga, (pm) National Magazine August 1903
• * Edwin Markham’s Mission As Poet, (ar) National Magazine October 1899
• * The End of It All, (pm) National Magazine March 1903
• * The Farmer’s Son and His Problems, (ar) National Magazine May 1903
• * Favorite Books, (pm) National Magazine December 1904
• * Five First Class Americans of the Last Century, (ar) National Magazine May 1903
• * From Boston, to the Boys, (pm) National Magazine April 1904
• * The Future of Mankind on the Earth, (ar) National Magazine November 1902
• * The Gentleman from Germany, (ar) National Magazine April 1902
• * God’s Cargo in the Fleets of Trade, (ar) National Magazine October 1900
• * Gomez, (pm) National Magazine August 1905
• * “Harlequinade”, (pm) National Magazine December 1901
• * His Highness Heir-Apparent of Tomorrow, (pm) National Magazine July 1906
• * If Cities Sell Light and Water, Why Not Heat?, (ar) National Magazine March 1903
• * In a Club Corner, (ar) National Magazine April 1899
• * In a Club Inglenook, (ar) National Magazine May 1899
• * In the Flag of These States a New Star, (pm) National Magazine September 1899
• * In the Open Air, (pm) National Magazine August 1900
• * Is This Another of Noguchi’s Pranks?, (ar) National Magazine December 1902
• * Kipling, Body-Snatcher, (ar) National Magazine October 1902
• * Lafayette Ode, Paris, July 4, 1900, (ar) National Magazine July 1900
• * The Lesson of the Portrait Busts, (ar) National Magazine July 1906
• * The Little Dog (sketch), (ar) National Magazine July 1900
• * Lowell and Field, (ar) National Magazine March 1902
• * Man Adding Another Realm to His Estate, (ar) National Magazine March 1903
• * Mary MacClane’s Second Book, (br) National Magazine October 1903
• * The Mastery of the Gulf, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 9 1907
• * Men and Women of the Month, (ar) National Magazine July 1902
• * New England’s Poet Laureate, (ar) National Magazine May 1904
• * A New Vocabulary for a Good Old Game, (ar) National Magazine April 1903
• * Night, (pm) National Magazine August 1905
• * Note and Comment, (cl) National Magazine Jun, Jul, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1902, Jan, Feb, Jun, Jul, Aug, Dec 1903
  Oct, Nov, Dec 1904, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1905
  Jan, Feb, Mar 1906
• * The November Elections, (ar) National Magazine December 1905
• * Observations on a Late Essayist, (ar) National Magazine November 1899
• * On a Drive Out Cambridge-Way, (pm) National Magazine February 1902
• * On the Editor’s Desk, (cl) National Magazine Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1904
• * The “Original” Mr. Dooley, (ar) National Magazine June 1899
• * Our Poets, (pm) National Magazine Mar, Oct 1902
• * The Passing of the Little Peoples, (ar) National Magazine October 1901
• * The Poems That Nobody Writes, (pm) National Magazine April 1900
• * Poor Little Mary MacLane, (pm) National Magazine July 1902
• * Recompense, (pm) National Magazine June 1902
• * A Reform, (pm) National Magazine May 1900
• * A Remarkable Novel: “The Kidnapped Millionaires”, (ar) National Magazine August 1901
• * The Retreat, (pm) National Magazine February 1903
• * Revelation, (pm) National Magazine February 1904
• * The Rising Tide of Presidential Year, (ar) National Magazine May 1904
• * A Satar in the Literary Vaudville, (rv) National Magazine November 1903
• * Service, (pm) National Magazine April 1903
• * Setting the Heathen Free, (pm) National Magazine November 1904
• * Six Great Editorial Writers, (ar) National Magazine September 1906
• * Socialism-What It Is and What It Means, (ar) National Magazine April 1903
• * Song, (pm) National Magazine July 1900
• * Song for Cecilia, (pm) National Magazine June 1899
• * Song for the Savage Peoples, (pm) National Magazine January 1905
• * The Spirit of Change, (pm) National Magazine April 1901
• * The Spirit of the Pan-American, (ar) National Magazine August 1901
• * The Squire of Harvard Yard, (ar) National Magazine November 1903
• * The Story of the Sampson-Schley Feud, (ar) National Magazine September 1901
• * A Superfluous Autobiography, (br) National Magazine November 1903
• * A Texan’s European Studies, (cl) National Magazine Feb, Mar, Apr 1913
• * Thaddy’s Song, (pm) National Magazine October 1904
• * This Man, They Said, Was False, (pm) National Magazine August 1903
• * The Treaty Signed on the Sea, (pm) National Magazine November 1900
• * The True Conservatives in America, (ar) National Magazine March 1903
• * Twenty-Third Psalm, (pm) National Magazine February 1902
• * The War in the Far East, (ar) National Magazine March 1904
• * Whitman and Traubel, (ar) National Magazine July 1906
• * Who Are the Poets of America?, (ar) National Magazine December 1900
• * Why Have We So Many Illiterates?, (ar) National Magazine April 1904
• * “Wild Life Near Home”, (ar) National Magazine February 1902
• * Will the Negro Assimilate, or Will He Perish?, (ar) National Magazine March 1903
• * A Wood Song, (pm) National Magazine June 1904
• * The Year with the Labor Unions, (ar) National Magazine November 1903
• * Ye Piteous Truthful Ballad of Ye Bard, (ar) National Magazine November 1900

[]Putnam, Frank (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Russian Ramming Technique, (ar) Flying Aces October 1942

[]Putnam, G. H. (fl. 1870s) (chron.)
• * Old York, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine of Popular Literature and Science May 1878

[]Putnam, Mrs. G. P. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Candaules’ Wife, (ss) Colour December 1928
• * Helen in Egypt, (ss) Colour January 1929
• * He Who Could Not Escape, (ss) Colour April 1929
• * It’s All One to Hippoclides, (ss) Colour February 1929
• * The Lonely Man, (ss) Colour March 1929