The FictionMags Index

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[]Smudgiton, Borgia; pseudonym of Owen Seaman (1861-1936) (chron.)
• * She-Notes, (ss) Punch March 10 1884
• Daughters of Decadence ed. Elaine Showalter, Virago Press, 1993

[]Smuin, Robert (J.) (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Morpheus Tales #21 Jul 2013, #23 Jan 2014

[]Smukler, Linda (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Morning Love, (ss)
• The Best American Erotica 1996 ed. Susan Bright, Touchstone Books, 1996

[]Smulian, Nadia (chron.)
• * The Farmer’s Secret, (ss) Sfinx October 1978

[]Smullen, Ivor (c1928-2006) (about) (chron.)
• * Ace or Knave of Diamonds?, (ar) Mayfair v11 #10, 1976
• * The Case of the Footling Bomb, (ss) Lilliput August/September 1959
• * Catman, (ss) Black Cat Mystery Quarterly #4, 1981
• * Homage to the Barber-Shop Professor, (ar) Blackwood’s Magazine January 1976
• * I’m George - Buy Me, (ss) Short Stories Magazine April 1981
• * Kaiser Bill, (ar) Mayfair v12 #5, 1977
• * The Man Who Invented Perpetual Motion, (ar) Mayfair v16 #7, 1981
• * Mr. Pocock’s Kite-Mobile, (ar) Mayfair v13 #2, 1978
• * One Murder as Ordered, (vi) London Mystery Selection #57, June 1963
• * Polygraph Inquisition, (ar) UK Omni Autumn 1984
• * The Raggers, (ss) London Mystery Selection #47, December 1960
• * Shaving Contests, (ar) Mayfair v7 #3, 1972
• * The Shrivelled Man, (ar) Mayfair v15 #12, 1980

[]Smuller, E. A. (chron.)
• * The Silly Goose (An Old Story Re-told), (pm) St. Nicholas May 1878

[]Smullyan, Raymond (Merrill) (1919- ) (chron.)
• * A More Interesting Case, (pz) Alice in Puzzle-Land by Raymond Smullyan, Morrow, 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine January 1991
• * A Most Interesting Case of All, (pz) Alice in Puzzle-Land by Raymond Smullyan, Morrow, 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine March 1991
• * The Next Trial, (pz) Alice in Puzzle-Land by Raymond Smullyan, Morrow, 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine July 1991
• * The Second Account, (pz) Alice in Puzzle-Land by Raymond Smullyan, Morrow, 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine September 1991
• * A Still More Interesting Case, (pz) Alice in Puzzle-Land by Raymond Smullyan, Morrow, 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine February 1991
• * Unsolved, (pz) Alice in Puzzle-Land by Raymond Smullyan, Morrow, 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine August 1991
* ___ A More Interesting Case, (pz) Alice in Puzzle-Land by Raymond Smullyan, Morrow, 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine January 1991
* ___ A Most Interesting Case of All, (pz) Alice in Puzzle-Land by Raymond Smullyan, Morrow, 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine March 1991
* ___ The Next Trial, (pz) Alice in Puzzle-Land by Raymond Smullyan, Morrow, 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine July 1991
* ___ The Second Account, (pz) Alice in Puzzle-Land by Raymond Smullyan, Morrow, 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine September 1991
* ___ A Still More Interesting Case, (pz) Alice in Puzzle-Land by Raymond Smullyan, Morrow, 1982
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine February 1991

[]Smun, Sigi (chron.)
• * City Beautification; Ash Cans, (ss) The New Yorker August 7 1926

[]Smurthwait, Beatrice (chron.)
• * A Plaint from the House by the Side of the Road, (pm) The Westerner August 24 1929

[]Smuszkiewicz, Antoni (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Props and Their Function in Science Fiction, (ar) Science-Fiction Studies #42, July 1987; translated from the Polish by Elizabeth Kwasniewski & Robert M. Philmus.

[]Smuts, [Field-Marshal] Jan Christiaan (1870-1950) (chron.)
• * Privilege, (ms)
• Argosy (UK) September 1943

[]Smuzz (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Murky Depths #9 Sep, #10 Dec 2009, #12 Jun 2010

[]Smyles, Iris (1978- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Loss, (pm) The New Yorker April 10 2023

[]Smylie, Adolphe E. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * “Der Professor”, (ss) The Argosy November 1895

[]Smylie, Mark (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Manhunt, (nv) Blackguards ed. J. M. Martin, Ragnarok Publications, 2015

[]Smyllie, Walker (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The White Horseman of Skreen, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1924

[]Smyser, William Leon (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * La Dame aux Camelias, (ar) Britannia and Eve April 1931

[]Smyth, Albert H. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Franklin’s Social Life in France, (bg) Putnam’s Monthly and The Critic Nov, Oct, Dec 1906, Jan 1907
• * Horace Howard Furness, Litt. D., (bg) Lippincott’s Magazine February 1900
_____, trans.
• * Love Letters of Madame Brillon and Benjamin Franklin by Madame Brillon & Benjamin Franklin, (ex) Putnam’s Monthly and The Critic October 1906 (+3)
• The Golden Book Magazine #95, November 1932

[]Smyth, Anna (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * What a Year to Remember!, (ar) The Sherlock Holmes Gazette #3, 1991

[]Smyth, Annabel (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Analog Science Fiction and Fact April 1999

[]Smyth, Bob (fl. 1960s-1970s) (chron.)
• * It Helps to Be Crazy—or British, (ar) Argosy January 1970
• * A Sicilian Mosaic, (ar) Nova March 1969

[]Smyth, Cherry (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * They Flee from Me That Sometime Did Me Seek, (ss) Necrologue: The Diva Book of the Dead and Undead ed. Helen Sandler, Diva, 2003

[]Smyth, Clifford (1866-1943) (chron.)
• * The Land of Feuds (with Hartley Courtlandt Davis), (ar) Munsey’s Magazine November 1903
• * Westinghouse—“The Man Who Works”, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine May 1907

[]Smyth, D. (chron.)
• * Lady Macbeth, (il) The Idler October 1900

[]Smyth, D. H. D. (fl. 1950s); used pseudonym “Goosewing” (chron.)
• * The Last Days of Chinnampo, (ar) Blackwood’s Magazine September 1951, as by “Goosewing”
• * Turncoat, (ss) Blackwood’s Magazine February 1951, as by “Goosewing”

[]Smyth, David (chron.)
• * Riding the Luck, (ss) Xenos #14, August 1992

[]Smyth, Donald (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Church Work, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine July 1976

[]Smyth, E. M. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * A Fence for Miss Vydonis, (vi) Civvy Street June 1946

[]Smyth, Earle (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * You Can’t Cheat Death, (nv) Saturn Web Detective Story Magazine October 1960

[]Smyth, Edith E. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Enlisted, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1 1891
• * Our Open Column:
  * ___ Enlisted, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1 1891

[]Smyth, [Dame] Ethel (Mary) (1858-1944) (about) (chron.)
• * Augusta Holmes, Pioneer, (ar) The Strand Magazine April 1922 [Ref. Augusta Holmes]
• * The Battle of Omdurman. A Contemporary Account Contributed, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine July 1933
• * Does War Stimulate the Arts?, (ar) Lilliput October 1940
• * Our Deadness of Spirit, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine November 1916
• * Sir Henry Wood, (bg) The Strand Magazine November 1921 [Ref. Sir Henry Wood]
• * To Be Happy, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine November 1927
• * Two Glimpses of Queen Victoria, (ar) The Strand Magazine March 1921 [Ref. Queen Victoria]

[]Smyth, F. Blood (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Crusoe Mag. #8 Jan, #9 Feb 1925
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Happy Mag. May 1925

[]Smyth, Florida Watts (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Fountain of Youth, (pm) Sea Stories June 1930

[]Smyth, Frederick (chron.)
• * Crime and the Law, (??) Scribner’s Magazine January 1892

[]Smyth, George (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Pipe-Laying in Louisiana, (ss) The Wide World Magazine March 1939
• The Wide World Magazine (Australia) April 1939

[]Smyth, George W. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Cycle of Assassins, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine May 1969

[]Smyth, George W. (fl. 1970s-1990s) (chron.)
• * All Things Green and Exploding, (ss) Pulp: Fiction and Poetry Winter 1977
• * Calmer of the Sea, (ss) Eldritch Tales #9, 1983
• * Daughters of the Sea, (ss) Prelude to Fantasy #4, 1985
• * Fingers, (ss) The Argonaut #8, Fall/Winter 1981
• * If Only in the Mind, (ss) Fantasy Macabre #3, 1982
• * Ill Wind, (ss) Doppelgänger #10, May 1989
• * Jampack, (ss) Doppelgänger #1, September 1984
• * Listing, (ss) Grue #10, Fall 1989
• * Madagascar, (ss) Thin Ice #12, 1992
• * Nothing I tell you Nothing, (ss) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy #15, September 1989
• * Retreat, (ss) Twisted #6, Summer/Fall 1991
• * Under the Sun: Spotted, (ss) Argonaut #15, Summer 1991
• * Waking Up, (ss) Potboiler Winter 1983/1984
• * Where Are We Now?, (ss) Space and Time #53, October 1979

[]Smyth, H. Warington (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * The Culprit, (ss) Animal Tales from Blackwood, Blackwood, 1949
• Argosy (UK) April 1950

[]Smyth, Harriet (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * In Bluebeard’s Castle, (ss) New Writing Scotland 4 ed. Alexander Scott & Carl MacDougall, Association for Scottish Literary Studies, 1984

[]Smyth, Henry DeWolf (chron.)
• * The Making of the Bomb, (ex) from The Smyth Report, as by Henry DeWolf Smyth, Princeton University Press, 1945, as by Henry DeWolf Smyth
• Astounding Science Fiction December 1945, uncredited.

[]Smyth, Hilton (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Revolt in Reverse, (??) For Men Only March 1938
• * Thar She Blows!, (ar) For Men Only December 1937

[]Smyth, J. C. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Connaught Man’s Goat, (ss) The Idler December 1909

[]Smyth, J(ohn) Louis (c1880-1928?) (about) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The New Magazine (UK) Aug, Nov 1909, Feb 1915
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #11, February 1913

[]Smyth, Jack (fl. 2010s-2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The New Yorker May 30 2022, Oct 2 2023

[]Smyth, Janet C. (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * The Bridge, (ss) Owlflight #2, 1981
• * Ironclad Copper, (vi) Worlds Lost…Time Forgotten #3, 1981

[]Smyth, Joseph Hilton (1901-1972); used pseudonyms Joseph Hilton & Joseph Le Baron (about) (chron.)
• * Artists Are Like That, (ss) Collier’s July 26 1930
• * Aunty’s House Party (with Porter Emerson Browne), (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 8 1930
• * Back to Broadway, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 22 1930
• * The Baron’s Private Bordello, (ar) Madcap v2 #2, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * “Because it Was There”, (ts) Cavalcade January 1961, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Best Little Wife in the World, (ss) The Body Shop v1 #1, 1963, as by Joseph Le Baron
• Beauty Bazaar v1 #2, 1964, as by Joseph LeBaron
• * Blondes and the Suckers, (ar) Body Shop v1 #4, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Blood, Brawn and Bulls, (ar) Trojan v1 #3, 1962, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Brutal Lord and His 10,000 Concubines, (ar) Trojan v1 #2, 1962, as by Joseph Hilton
• Beauty Bazaar v1 #1, 1963, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Bye Bye Blues, (ar) Pagan v1 #3, 1963, as "Bye-Bye Sex Blues", by Joseph Hilton
• Honey v2 #2, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Bye-Bye Sex Blues, (ar) Pagan v1 #3, 1963, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Calling True Men, (cl) True Men Stories Dec 1958, Apr 1959, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * The Chocolate Caramels, (ss) Escapade December 1957, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Daughter of Fanny Hill, Volume 3, (ex) Brandon House, 1969, uncredited.
• Pussycat v4 #2, 1969, uncredited.
• Snap v9 #1, 1969, uncredited.
• Affair v6 #3, 1969, uncredited.
• Body Shop v6 #4, 1969, uncredited.
• Late Date v7 #1, 1969, uncredited.
• The Nylon Jungle v7 #3, 1969, uncredited.
• The New Touch v1 #1, 1969/70, uncredited.
• * The Deadly Sex at Large, (ar) Satan’s Scrapbook v1 #1, 1963, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * Dolls Drool Over Dandies, (ar) Snap v2 #4, 1962, as by Joseph Hilton
• Sugar v1 #2, 1963, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Doreen Grows Up, (ss) The Stocking Parade June 1939, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Fish Cakes for Two!, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 11 1931
• * Fools Have Faith, (ss) Liberty May 7 1932
• * French Interlude, (ex) Brandon House, 1969, as by Joseph Le Baron
• French Frills v8 #4, 1969, as by Joseph LeBaron
• * From Caviar to Cointreau (with Porter Emerson Browne), (ss) Harper’s Bazar September 1929
• * A Gamble in Futures (with Porter Emerson Browne), (ss) Smart Set October 1929
• * Girls Demand Excitement (with Porter Emerson Browne), (ss) Collier’s March 1 1930
• * The Greatest Leg War, (ar) The Nylon Jungle v2 #6, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Happy Way to Go, (ar) Sensation v2 #2, 1965, as by Joseph Hilton
• * He Put the Finger on the Fair Sex, (ar) Snap v4 #1, 1964, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * How to Lose a Wife, (ar) Tonight v3 #1, 1963, as by Joseph Hilton
• Hot Spot v1 #3, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• Showboat v1 #4, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * In France Marriage Can Be Different, (ar) Trojan v1 #1, 1962, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * The Innocent and the Damned, (ss) Ace February 1958, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Inside Story, (ss) The Stocking Parade October 1940, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Is It Rape?, (ar) All Man March 1961, as by Joseph Hilton
• * It Ain’t What You Do, (ar) Midnight v2 #2, 1962, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * Jazz—To the French Taste, (ar) French Follies v1 #4, 1964, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * Just a Stubborn Fool, (ss) The New Smart Set May 1930
• * The Land of the Spree (with Porter Emerson Browne), (ss) The Saturday Evening Post June 15 1929
• * Leave It to Venus, (ss) Collier’s March 28 1931
• * Love and Laughs Don’t Mix, (ar) French Follies v1 #2, 1963, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Man Who Dreamed He Was King!, (ts) Cavalcade April 1960, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * The Man Who Invented Bunco, (ar) Midnight v3 #4, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Man Who Knew All About It, (ss) Showcase v2 #3, 1962, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * The Marriage Trap, (ar) Champagne v1 #3, 1963
• * Mother Goose Was No Lady, (hu) Rapture v3 #1, 1962, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Newer Spirit, (br) The Double Dealer July 1925 [Ref. V. F. Calverton]
• * 19th Century Dr. Kinsey, (ar) Trojan v2 #3, 1964, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * The Nuder Gender, (sl) College Humor and Sense #119 Dec 1933, #121 Feb 1934
• * Pilgrims Digress (with Porter Emerson Browne), (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 27 1929
• * Pro, (ar) Broadside April 1966, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * Queens of the Strip, (ar) Madcap v2 #1, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Red Spy with 100 Willing Wives, (ts) Cavalcade September 1959, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Reformer and the Nudes, (ss) Trojan v3 #1, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Senator Jack Kennedy’s South Pacific Death Patrol, (ts) Cavalcade November 1960, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Sex and the Sandwich Break, (ar) Rapture v4 #1, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Sex by Persuasion, (ar) French Follies v1 #4, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Sex Life of the American Prostitute, (ar) Trojan v1 #2, 1962, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * The Sexy Shell Game, (ar) Champagne v3 #3, 1965/66, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * Shake That Thing, (ar) Midnight v2 #3, 1962, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Silken Jungle, (ar) Expose for Men! May 1960, as by Joseph Hilton
• * A Slight Case of Merger, (ss) The Stocking Parade February 1939, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Stranger’s Caress, (ss) The Stocking Parade April 1940, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Studies from Ten Literatures, (br) The Double Dealer July 1925 [Ref. Ernest Boyd]
• * Sultan of the Western World, (ar) Madcap v1 #3, 1963, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Taste of Temptation, (ar) Touch v2 #4, 1962, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * Tattoos Tell Tales, (ar) Trojan v2 #3, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * This Lost Degeneration, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 7 1929
• * The Tight Hats of the Bluenoses, (ar) Pagan v2 #1, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Tropical Fragment, (pm) The Double Dealer May 1926
• * The Untold Story of New York’s Playboy Mayor, (ar) Cavalcade September 1960, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Weary Blues, (br) The Double Dealer May 1926 [Ref. Langston Hughes]
• * What Happened to Stage Door Johnny, (ar) Cloud 9 v2 #1, 1965, as by Joseph Hilton
• * When a French Girl Isn’t French, (ar) Late Show v1 #4, 1963, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * When Knights Grew Cold, (ar) Showcase v2 #2, 1962, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * Who Sets the Sex Trend?, (ar) Black Magic v1 #3, 1964, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Why All-Americans Flunk Out of the Pros, (ar) Cavalcade January 1961, as by Joseph Le Baron
• * The Wistful Wooer (A Romeo’s Revenge), (ss) Ace June 1958, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Witches’ Sabbath, (ss) High Time v5 #2, 1966, as by Joseph Hilton
• * The Woman Who Tried to Outlaw Sex, (ar) French Frills v4 #3, 1965, as by Joseph Hilton
• * Women and the Big Lie, (ar) Midnight v3 #3, 1964, as by Joseph Le Baron

[]Smyth, Lawrence T. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Burning Montana, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine September 1902
• * The Moose Hunter’s Calendar, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 15 1902