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WILSON, FORREST (chron.) (continued)

* That Affair in the Latin Quarter, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jun 1929
* Very Private Scandal, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jan 1930
* Widow’s Weeds, (ss) Cosmopolitan Feb 1929
WILSON, FRANCES (chron.)

* Blues, (pm) The Smart Set Aug 1900
* The Dickson Hospitality, (ss) National Magazine Nov 1902
* The Disinherited Fathers, (ss) National Magazine Apr 1903
* Gordon’s Daughter, (ss) New England Magazine Sep 1901

Short Stories (UK, 1) Feb 15 1902

* Over the Net, (ss) Top-Notch Aug 15 1916
* The Possibilities of the Rag Carpet, (ar) The Junior Munsey May 1901
WILSON, FRANCIS (1854-?) (chron.)

* Is the Real Purpose of the Theatre Simply to Amuse?, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Sep 1901
WILSON, FRANCIS CHRISTIAN (chron.)

* Fifteen Years with My Wife, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Jan 1910
WILSON, FRANCIS CUSHMAN (chron.)

* The Problem of the Public Domain, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 23 1932
WILSON, FRANK (chron.)

* The Coin Collection, (ss) Child Life Dec 1977
WILSON, FRANK J. (chron.)

* Know Your Money!, (ar) Clues Detective Stories Mar 1941
* The Silent Saboteur, (ar) Thrilling Mystery Mar 1943
WILSON, FRED (chron.)

* Ballad of Cibola, (pm) Kaleidograph Jan 1936
WILSON, FRED A. (chron.)

* A Chinaman’s Baby God [Moi Hing], (ss) The Evening Sun

Romance Oct 1891

* Moi Hing’s Christmas Tree [Moi Hing], (ss) The Evening Sun

Romance Nov 1891

* The Soul of the Cat, (ss) New York Evening Sun

Romance Aug 1891
WILSON, FREDERIC A. (chron.)

* The Chinese in America, (ia) The Junior Munsey Nov 1900
* New York’s Open Door, (ia) The Junior Munsey Jan 1901
* The Prodigal of Washington Square South, (ss) The Junior Munsey Dec 1900
* Yesterday and To-day, (??) Snappy Stories Nov #2 1915
WILSON, FREDERIC HART (chron.)
_____, trans. * The Drowned Man, by Guy de Maupassant, (ss) Short Stories May 1891
WILSON, G(ertrude) M(ary) (1899-1986) (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Oct 1937

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 19
WILSON, G. P. (chron.)

* “The Adorable Maggie Murphy”, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Jan 1911
* Archibald the Sport, (ss) The All-Story Feb 1914
* “As Crooked as an Out-Curve”, (ss) The All-Story Jun 1912
* Catcher Kelly’s Courtship, (ss) The Argosy Nov 1915
* Facts and Fancies, (ss) The Argosy Dec 1915
* The Round-Robin Hold-Up, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Jun 27 1914
* Thomas Dudley’s Inspiration, (ss) The Argosy Feb 1915
WILSON, GABRIEL(le); pseudonym of Ray Cummings & Gabrielle Cummings (chron.)

* Blood-Brides of the Lusting Corpse, (ss) Uncanny Tales Mar 1940
* The Corpse Reads a Note, (ss) Detective Tales Jul 1937
* Little Trusting Fool, (ss) Popular Love Nov 1936
* Monster of the Marsh, (ss) Uncanny Tales May 1940
* Murder Puppet, (ss) Terror Tales Mar/Apr 1939
* Reprieved by Execution, (ss) Detective Tales Sep 1937
* School for Beasts, (nv) Mystery Tales Dec 1939
* When Terror Beckons, (ss) Uncanny Tales Nov 1939
* The Wind Monster Wants Me!, (ss) Sinister Stories Feb 1940
WILSON, GAHAN (1930- ) (chron.)

* cartoon, (ct) Fantastic Apr 1954
* Cartoon, (ct) F&SF Aug 1967

F&SF (UK) Aug 1967

* Cartoon, (ct) F&SF Apr 1971
* Freaks, (ar) P.S. Apr 1966
* “Gentlemen, third parties are ordinarily a long shot—but not with clones of these guys!”, (ct) Playboy May 2000
* A Gift of the Gods, (ss) Playboy Oct 1984
* Horror Trio, (gp) Playboy Jun 1962
* “I hate to say I told you so!”, (ct) Playboy Aug 2004
* “I think there’s something wrong with the baby, dear!”, (ct) Playboy May 1997
* “If he finds his glasses, we’re dead!”, (ct) Playboy Mar 2004
* It Only Hurts When They Laugh (with Evan Phillips), (ar) P.S. Jun 1966; college pranksters.
* “It strikes me this book is pretty hard on wolves.”, (ct) Playboy May 2004
* “It’s not a good sign when cowboys start waving back to the cacti!”, (ct) Playboy Jun 2004
* The Manuscript of Doctor Arness, (ss) Playboy Aug 1966
* Mr. & Mrs. Badlydrawn in Cartoonland, (ar) Lighthouse Aug 1967
* “Now and then I offer it a small sacrifice such as yourself”, (ct) Playboy Sep 1999
* “Of course, if they ever start to suspect all their TVs are watching them back, we may have problems”, (ct) Playboy Apr 2004
* The Sea Was Wet as Wet Could Be, (ss) Playboy May 1967
* “She really has taken quite a liking to you!”, (ct) Playboy Jul/Aug 2008
* “Sorry, Sir—no browsing in the occult section”, (ct) Fantastic Apr 1954
* “Would you please step back to the machine while I make an adjustment?”, (ct) Playboy May 2000
* [no caption], (ct) Playboy Jun 2000
WILSON, GARNET B. (chron.)

* Sideshow Sidelights, (ss) Saucy Movie Tales Mar 1937
WILSON, GEORGE; house pseudonym (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Feb 1931

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 19
WILSON, GEORGE FREDERICK (chron.)

* The Awakening of Howardson, (ss) The Gray Goose Sep 1906
* An Escapade in Advertising, (ss) The Argosy Jun 1907
* A Facetious Burglar, (ss) The Gray Goose Apr 1908
* Hair-Pins and a Fad, (ss) The Gray Goose Jul 1906
WILSON, GEORGE L. (chron.)

* Green Room Glimpses, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine May 1895
* National Types of Beauty, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Jun 1895
WILSON, GEORGE W. (chron.)

* The Conqueror’s Flight, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Aug 1909
WILSON, GERALD (chron.)

* Racy Romance, (ss) Gay Parisienne (Canada) Jul 1939
WILSON, GLENIS (chron.)

* Nightmare, (ss) Short Stories Magazine Dec 1981
WILSON, GORDON (chron.)

* Ballade of the One True Love, (pm) The Smart Set Jul 1906
* Eastward Bound, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 24 1910
WILSON, GRAEME (chron.)

* Jokes for Ghosts, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine Sum 1971
_____, trans. * Girls, by Kim Su-Jang, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine Spr 1973 * Old King Fu, by Cho Chon-Song, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine Spr 1973 * Paulownia, by Anonymous, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine Sum 1971 * Pony, by Anonymous, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine Spr 1973 * Sparrows, by Anonymous, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine Spr 1973 * Two Stone Buddhas, by Chong Chol, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine Sum 1971 * Willow Cuttings, by Hongnang, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine Sum 1971
WILSON, (Leslie) GRANVILLE (1912- ) (chron.)

* The Airman’s Secret, (ss) Combat Nov 1956
* Unfinished Business, (ss) Combat Apr 1957
WILSON, GUTHRIE (Edward Melville) (1914-1984) (chron.)

* Fetching Dora Fitchett, (ss) Argosy (UK) Apr 1959
* Someone in the Bath, (ss) Argosy (UK) Jun 1959
WILSON, GUY (chron.)

* Mother’s First Cheque, (ss) The New Strand May 1962
* Those People, (ss) The New Strand Jun 1962
WILSON, H. (chron.)

* A Love Sacrifice, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Apr 30 1898
WILSON, H. A. (chron.)

* My Secrets (with Daphne Clare), (iv) The Passing Show Jan 11 1936; interview with the Bishop of Chelmsford presented in the first person.
WILSON, H. B. (chron.)

* The Ghost Chain, (ss) The Pillar-Box 1923
WILSON, H. H. (chron.)

* Jungle Green, (ss) Argosy (UK) Mar 1969
* The Shelter, (ss) The New Strand Dec 1962; sf - nuclear war
* The Tree, (ss) Argosy (UK) Apr 1967
WILSON, H. L. (chron.)

* An Episode of Nugget Bar, (ss) Munsey’s Oct 1891

The Argosy Apr 1896
WILSON, H(erbert) W(rigley) (1866-1940) (chron.)

* The New German Navy, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Sep 1901
* The Race for Sea Power, (ia) Munsey’s Apr 1902
WILSON, HARLAN (chron.)

* Chinese Secret of the Golden Flower, (nf) Fate Nov 1958
* The Etruscans: Mystery People of Europe, (nf) Fate Apr 1959
* Illness and Healing, (nf) Fate May 1959
WILSON, HARLAND (chron.)

* There Are Meteors After All, (nf) Fate May 1954
WILSON, HAROLD (chron.)

* Freedom in Two Buttes, (ss) Action-Packed Western Sep 1955
WILSON, HARRIETTE (chron.)

* The Memoirs of Harriette Wilson, (sl) Sievier’s Monthly Nov 1910
WILSON, HARRY B. (chron.)

* They Took the Back Door to the Big Time, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 25 1950
* Toughest School Job in the Country, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 7 1950
* You Make It Easy for Car Thieves, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 26 1949
WILSON, HARRY LEON (1867-?) (chron.)

* A.D.V., (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 26 1919
* Adventures in Geography, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 21, Jun 28, Jul 12, Jul 19 1924; (Java); (Singapore).
* Art for Red Gap’s Sake [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 16 1922
* As to Herman Wagner [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 25 1919
* The Boy Who Counted a Million, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 4 1914
* Can Happen! [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 21 1918
* Change of Venus [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 7 1918
* Corporal Billy’s Come-Back, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 30 1914
* Cousin Egbert Intervenes [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 24 1916
* Cousin Egbert Laissez Faires [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 26 1934
* Cousin Jane, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 19, Sep 26, Oct 3, Oct 10, Oct 17, Oct 24, Oct 31 1925
* Crooks All, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 6 1914
* Curls [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 11 1919
* Dinner Is Now Served, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 12 1919; (railroad dining cars).
* Flim-Flam, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 2 1919; (movies).
* Flora and Fauna [Ma Pettengill], (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 30 1922
* Gentle Annie [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 21 1922; Cover says first of a new series, but no others through at least June.
* The Gibson Upright (with Booth Tarkington), (pl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 12, Jul 19 1919
* The Gibson Upright (with Booth Tarkington), (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 26 1919
* The Green Land, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 14 1927
* Help!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 21 1919; (servant problem).
* Here’s How!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 5 1919; (prohibition).
* His Majesty Bunker Bean, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 12, Oct 19, Oct 26, Nov 2, Nov 9, Nov 16, Nov 23, Nov 30, Dec 7, Dec 14 1912
* Hypocrite!, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 20 1926
* In Sunny Crime Land, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 26 1930
* Kate; or, Up from the Depths [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 15 1916
* Little Old New York [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 26 1916
* Lone Tree, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 6, Jul 13, Jul 20, Jul 27, Aug 3, Aug 10, Aug 17, Aug 24 1929
* A Love Story [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 2 1916
* Ma Pettengill Abitrates [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 2 1922
* Ma Pettengill and the Animal Kingdom [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 11 1918
* Ma Pettengill and the Song of Songs [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 28 1915
* Ma Pettengill Mixes [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 15 1934
* Merton of the Movies, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 4, Feb 11, Feb 18, Feb 25, Mar 4, Mar 11, Mar 18, Mar 25, Apr 1, Apr 8 1922
* A Message from the Mikado, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 1 1911
* Money, Money, Money!, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 10 1923
* Naughty Boys!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1919
* The New Fairyland, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 17 1920; spiritualism.
* Non Plush Ultra [Ma Pettingill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 12 1916
* Oh, Doctor!, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 21, Jul 28, Aug 4, Aug 11, Aug 18, Aug 25, Sep 1 1923
* On Choosing a Profession, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 22 1919
* Once a Scotchman, Always [Ma Pettingill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 22 1916
* One Arrowhead Day, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 13 1918
* Pete’s Bother-In-Law [Ma Pettengill], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 5 1916

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